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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
13
A household tip shows how to transform roast or boiled chicken scraps into a tomato surprise salad. It instructs chilling the ingredients and assembling with mayonnaise, tomato, parsley, and cauliflower buds for ready-to-serve portions.
A simple corn pudding recipe to stretch a modest meal. It combines fresh grated corn butter salt pepper two eggs cream with optional milk and bakes about 15 minutes until hot. Serve immediately for a comforting vegetable centerpiece.
Community brief lists visits and trips among residents including Leon Maury ill with flu at Dr Weems, Lynwood Newbrough and family visiting Griff Newagh, families calling on O H Phillips and H B Dick, and Townsend meeting attendees in Berkley Springs plus a note on sulfanilamide derivatives.
The American Newspaper Publishers Association announces a 1000 prize and a gold medal for graduate or undergraduate students in journalism for the best monograph on The achievements of the daily news. A related $500 prize is offered for an artists and cartoonists design for the medal. Jerome D. SyTacuge represents the association on the National Council on Professional Education For Journalism.
Former state trooper A F P Anderson is freed on bail of nearly $300 after a grand jury indicted him for taking a valve refacing machine valued at $190 from a wreck scene near Unionville. He faces additional theft charges for small items including dress shirts suits cigars and ladies' shoes reported missing after a fire. The FBI investigated at the Interstate Commission's request.
Frederick officials report indefinite plans to extend Detrick Field while the 104th observation unit may move from the Maryland National Guard for training. Optional land purchase agreements for airport expansion expired Monday with no acceptances. Logan Field officials in Baltimore said they did not know the squadron would be stationed here.
Philadelphia Athletics rallied for an 11 to 7 win over Washington's Senators. Frank Hayes belted a homer with three aboard, Sam Chapman hit his third long ball of the year, and Pete Suder added a key single as the A's broke the game with a six run sixth inning, all with two outs.
Dr Vernon L Hunt and Dr Bernard Matzen showcased motion pictures of children with misshapen jaws noses and mouths to the California Dental Association. They attributed defects to habits such as tongue thrusting mouth breathing sleeping with the chin cupped and habitual chewing of the tongue noting jaw pressure measurements and potential for protruding upper jaws or receding jaws from daily habits.
Chicago April 23. Manager Jimmy Wilson of the Cubs watched as Bucky Walters, once a mediocre third baseman, became a pitcher and Cincinnati Reds defeated Chicago 5 to 0. It marked the Reds second straight shutout of the Cubs, who managed only two runners to third base all game.
Wickliffe Virginia April 24. Cecil Wolfe of Bridgewater College and Elizabeth Wolfe of Madison College Harrisonburg spent Easter with their parents Mr and Mrs James Wolfe. Ruth Rogers of Winchester visited her sister in law and brother Mr and Mrs Robert SmithWeekend visits noted as Mr and Mrs Richard Smith Jr drove to Prince William County Sunday afternoon. Bernard Smith and Elland Bessie Johnson were among those seen at Mrs J W Shewbridge’s Saturday.
Berryville reports Miss Theresa Wynkoop and Dorothy Wynkoop visiting parents Mr and Mrs Harry Wynkoop. Mrs Roger Evans spent days near Herndon Virginia with friends. Garnet Bell Easter with sister Mrs John Buckner in Vienna Virginia. Mary Carpenter and Laura Franklin visited Washington DC. Mrs John Anderson returned home with the flu. Mrs Merritt Van Patton of Arlington spent Easter Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Bell.
Mr and Mrs Guido Thompson visited the latters mother Mrs Will Martin of Front Royal on Sunday. Mrs William Harper Dean and sons John Dean Harper and Wesley Dean from Washington were Easter guests of Mrs daughter Mrs Kenneth White Haven. Mr Sidney Johnston of Chester is visiting his sister Mrs C W Johnson.
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