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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
3
The wife of Chaplin Jr claims he struck her and left in August and won a settlement on Monday. The amount was not disclosed and the case was reported on April 11 with details remaining unclear.
Marsh Will meet publicly in Page County to hear citizens views on federal legislation. He will speak at multiple stops including Over All Rileyville Shenandoah and Stanley with times listed, then address a joint traffic clubs meeting at M Motor Inc in Luray.
The Nash vil Symphony Orchestra will share a stage with Grand Ole Opry stars Roy Acuff Faron Young and the Willis brothers for a benefit concert. The program features Ferde Grofe Grand Canyon Suite selections from Rodgers and Hammerstein Oklahoma and Virgil Thomson Louisiana Story and a country music medley in symphonic arrangement.
The Marvin Chapel 4-H Judging Team scored 326 points to take first prize in a nine team field. James Wood FF placed second with 312 points and John Haines represented Future Farmers of America on the James Wood team. John Lee and Steve Crites led James Wood scorers as Young Haines totaled 123 points and Steve 121. George Smallwood of Marvin Chapel and Thomas Wolfe of Marvin Chapel were noted as top guessers in the Guessing contest. Rusty Vourous won Heifer I class and Thomas Ramsburg won Heifer at Happy Workers 4-H Club.
Fred, a Dallas youth, suffers severe bleeds after knee injury leading to eight operations and 933 pints of blood transfusions from October to April. The Wadley Blood Institute and blood bank exchanges aided by donations from across states. After six months of bleeding, he stopped the hemorrhage and went home on Saturday.
II class and John Haines of James Wood led the Bull class with victory in a 4H judging contest. Other entrants came from Clarke 4H Club Frederick County 4-H Club and James Wood FFA. Hank Davis judged this event sponsored by Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Assn and the Agricultural Extension Service.
Sgt. Alvin C. York, 75, World War I Medal of Honor recipient, remained in critical condition in a Nashville hospital. Authorities said he showed some improvement in the last 24 hours with blood circulation returning to normal, and no heart attack occurred last week. Doctors worry about a possible lung clot and risk of pneumonia.
Two trains approached a station in Quito triggering panic as passengers fled. An engineer managed to reverse and back away, avoiding a collision with another train in Guayaquil with faulty brakes and a screaming whistle.
A cryptic note contrasts avocation with vocation, explaining that an avocation is a supplemental activity pursued aside from main employment. It clarifies common confusion between terms and highlights how avocation differs from vocation and vacation.
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