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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1948

Page

5

Sioux Camps Living Dump Heaps And Tribal Hospitality

Rapid City dispatch describes Sioux camps along Bid Creek spilling into cities as tribes share food and space. Health issues rise with 2500 people in camps. tuberculosis and pneumonia common. sanitation poor and children dirty. Elders joke about drinking.

Ellen Donovan Mrs. Donovan Ben Sedk Jeux Sanitorium Bid Creek Ack Hills Cian Dr. Blaeck Eir

Police court cases disposed by Judge John Rice

Nearly a dozen defendants faced Judge John Rice in police court with charges including reckless driving, speeding, drunk and disorderly conduct, and related offenses. Defendants include Marvin H. Masden of Middletown, Clifton Lofton of Berryville, Courtney Richard of Stephens City, Marcellus Zell Anderson of 422 8 Market St, and Homer Allen Conrad of 411 N Kent St. Additional defendants include Leo Alton Whitacre, Ruhl Harold Durr, Leonard Samuel Brooks, Elsie Hawkins, and others with varying fines and costs.

John Rice Marvin H. Masden Middletown Leo Alton Whitacre Apm Clifton Lofton Berryville Courtney Richard Stephens City Marcellus Zell Anderson Market St Ruhl Harold Durr Leonard Samuel Brooks Greystone Terrace Homer Allen Conrad N. Kent St Elsie Hawkins Highland Ave

Home Beneficial League Keglers Win Second Half Crown

Home Beneficial Life Insurance won the second half crown of the A League and will face Northern Virginia Power Co. in a five game roll off on May 3 at 7 30 p.m. The Insurance lineup includes W I Hoke Courtney Tusing Guy Stanley S V Rohrer Ralph Nickerson R M Meade and Lawrence Grim. The Power team lists Kenneth Mc Donald Clem Babb Merl Slifer Willie Cather George Butler Rodney Sirbaugh and Frank Anderson. Courtney Tusing posted a 408 series with 127 156 and 125 in the closing matches.

Home Beneficial Life Insurance Northern Virginia Power Co Insurance Five W. I. Hoke Courtney Tusing Guy Stanley Ralph Nickerson R. M. Meade Lawrence Grim Kenneth McDonald Clem Babb Merl Slifer Willie Cather George Butler Rodney Sirbaugh Frank Anderson

Final Standings and Scores From Community Meet

Eight wins top total reaching 400 held by Bud Miller. Final standings show Home Beneficial Life Ins 40 Q Sullivan Plant A4 Sarah Zane Fire Co. 33, American Legion 31, No Va Power Co. 27, Shoe Center 27, B and S Poultry 24, L and M Buses 20, Elliott Motor Lines 16, Royal Crown Colall O Sullivan Office 13, Lions Club 7.

Home Beneficial Life Ins Q’sullivan Sarah Zane Fire Co American Legion No. Va. Power Co Shoe Center B and S Poultry L and M Buses Elliott Motor Lines Royal Crown Colall O'Sullivan Office Lions Club

One-Man Operation Replaces Two on Aging US Farm

A farm that once required the labor of two men in a prior generation is now run easily by a single worker. The shift reflects changes in farming practices and efficiency over time, illustrating how mechanization and streamlined tasks reduce manpower needs.

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