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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1948
Page
7
A small classified item advertises a TOST Shirt sale between Wood land Avenue and W Boscawen Street with a contact dial 4466 dated 9 28 2t.
Seldons of Gore obtain building permits for a block dwelling near Highview costing about 3000 dollars. A chicken house, 120 by 24 feet, is under construction five miles west of Stephens City on the Hite road with a 1000 dollar estimate. P S Hershman of Marlboro R Winchester receives a machine shed permit for a 30 by 52 foot concrete block and frame building costing about 1000 dollars on Cedar Creek grade six miles west of here.
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia records Virginia Tucker Martin as the complainant in a civil action. Proceedings list the case caption and parties involved.
The Winchester Star Information Bureau advertises a 48 page booklet titled Dogs covering selection, feeding, housebreaking, grooming, housing, training, breeding, caring for sickness and breeds with illustrated photos. Copy price is 25 cents postpaid. mail to Washington DC address with payment.
Hugh E. Coates was granted an absolute divorce from Jessie Eloise Coates on grounds of adultery. The couple wed in 1931 at Williamsport and custody of their three children was awarded to the father.
Cases heard include Charles S. Greathouse of Gaylord Virginia with muffler issue fined $10.25, Joseph Henry Koelker of Round Hill and Berryville for drunkenness fined $9.25, speeding defendants Sibasett and Garth, and Claude Triplet at 1138 S Kent St for disorderly conduct costing $30.25. James A. Cassidy of Martinsburg fined $9.75 for drunk and disorderly conduct with 60 days to serve five. Charles B. Sampson of Elkton cited for drunkenness at $9.75. Also noted, the country averages five daily deaths.
A newborn baboon, only a day or two old, instinctively recognizes that scorpion danger lies in the tail and will typically strike at the tail first when confronted.
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