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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1959

Page

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Out-of-Town Fire Chief Oversees Sarasota Trip Plans

JOHN A. BOYD, who led the Out-of-Town Fire Chief contest in 1959 Apple Blossom Festival, is finalizing a Florida holiday for Miss Irene Miller of Weyers Cave and her sister. The trip, sponsored by the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and local groups, follows Miss Miller’s April 30 beauty contest win in town.

John A. Boyd Sarasota Fla Irene Miller Weyers Cave Florida

Souther Tire Advertises Cash For Tires On Braddock Street

We buy for cash and sell odd size new and used passenger and truck tires. Bring them here to Southern Tire located at 916 South Braddock Street.

Southern Tire S. Braddock St

Man Sentenced For Road Death Near Winchester

Alfred Benjamin Brannon, 23, of Nain received a one year penitentiary term in Frederick County Circuit Court for the June 27 highway death of Davis Warten barker Durrett Jr. of Richmond. Brannon, represented by Lynne Lucas, was the driver of the vehicle that collided near Hudson's Fruit Market on Rt. 522, killing Durrett and injuring his wife. A third car was damaged in the crash.

Alfred Benjamin Brannon Nain Davis Wartenbarker Durrett, Jr Richmond Lynne Lucas Brannon Frederick County Joseph A. Massie, Jr Elliott Marshall Mr. Durrett Hudson’s Fruit Market Rt. 522 Winchester

Exchange Club Plans Air Show September 13

The Exchange Club of Winchester will sponsor its tenth annual model air show on September 13 at Winchester Airport starting at noon. Seven classes will be contested with twenty two trophies. Entry blanks are available at Jack's Hobby Craft Shop, 38 S Loudoun St.

Exchange Club of Winchester Jack S. Loudoun St William Fraula Carl Haines

Mrs. Offutt Joins Alecia Beauty Salon

Notice states Mrs. Retha Offutt is now associated with Alecia Beauty Salon. Appointment phone MO 2 5815 provided for bookings at Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Ave.

Stowell Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Ave Retha Offutt Alecia Beauty Salon

Funds for 170 Atlas Missiles In Defense Bill

A compromise defense appropriations bill provides funds to build at least 170 Atlas missiles as part of a broader package. The measure, totaling about 39.2 billion dollars, awaits final Senate and House approval and includes changes to manpower and missile programs.

Washington Defense Senate House Eisenhower Conference Committee Pentagon National Guard Navy Marines Air Force Secretary of Defense Army

U S Explores Khrushchev Visit With Allies

In Geneva a U S effort presses allies for reaction to a possible invitation from President Eisenhower to Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Western diplomats note talk of a pre summit meeting as Berlin negotiations stall with no clear prospect of a year end accord. Nixon prepares to depart Moscow for Warsaw as Khrushchev shows interest in flying to the United States.

Geneva United States Eisenhower Khrushchev Richard M. Nixon Russia Moscow Warsaw Nixon U.S Christian Herter White House Berlin Herter Andrei Gromyko Gromyko Radio Moscow Soviet Union

Khrushchev Inspects U S Jet Airliners in Moscow

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured two U S jet airliners at Moscow Airport including a Boeing 707 used by Vice President Nixon. He praised the planes as very good and invited a future U S trip when the time is ripe, while toasting American designers, scientists, and pilots.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev United States Ukraine Nixon Warsaw U.S Llewellyn Thompson New York Khrushchev America Eisenhower Thompson

Five Die in Headon Crash on West Virginia Turnpike

Five persons were killed in an early morning headon collision on the West Virginia Turnpike about 15 miles north of Beckley at Milepost 53 near Mossy interchange. Five others were hospitalized. State Police Lt. R. G. Coen reported the details.

Beckley W. Va West Virginia Turnpike Here R. G. Coen Mossy

Boy Tells of Fight for Life In Grand Canyon

A 15 year old Savannah Georgia boy John Manson Owens survived six days in the Grand Canyon after two companions died. He was rescued by helicopter and described the trek, thirst, and ordeals along the river and cliff faces while recounting the padres death and Mahany’s collapse.

Grand Canyon Ariz Georgia John Manson Owens Savannah Colorado River Awesome Gorge Eugene A. Gavigan Walter J. Mahany Jr Father Gavigan Pete Mahony Owens Manson Owens Pete Mahany

Man Dies After Being Struck by Car Near Winchester

Milton Oliver Horner 86 of Front Royal Road died at Memorial Hospital after a late afternoon crash on Rt. 522 1.4 miles south of Winchester. Lanny E. Snyder of Stephens City was driving a 1948 Chrysler that struck Horner who was leaving the Plaza. Autopsy pending. He is survived by two sons, a brother, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

Milton Oliver Horner Front Royal Road Memorial Hospital J. W. Detrick Horner Memorial Lee Detrick Rt. 522 Winchester Chrysler Lanny E. Snyder Stephens City Mr. Horner Capon Bridge W. Va Joseph B Nannie Atkinson Horner Virginia Public Presbyterian Church Blanche Oates Frederick Maynard L. Horner Detroit Mich Austin J. Horner Joseph Sloan Horner Keyser Shirley Davis Jeanette Horner Omps Funeral Home

Almond Leaves For Puerto Rico

Governor Almond flies from Richmond to San Juan for the National Governor's Conference to discuss state tax problems. He is accompanied by Mrs. Almond, Peyton B. Winfree, Mrs. Winfree, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Chandler, and State Police Sgt. L. T. Elder. They return August 7.

Richmond Almond San Juan Puerto Rico Virginia Peyton B. Winfree

Nixon warns of era of fear in Soviet talks

Vice President Nixon in Moscow warned Khrushchev of an era of fear and tension if Russia presses allies to abandon independence. He urged mutual peace and proposed direct broadcasts, open exchanges, printing each other's speeches, and stopping VOA jamming to reduce mistrust and build understanding for lasting peace.

Moscow Nixon Nikita Khrushchev Russia Khrushchev United States Eisenhower Washington Anastas I. Mikoyan Frol R. Kozlov Soviet Union U.S Voice of America Radio Moscow Alexander Akalovsky Novosibirsk

Hamfest Draws Longtime Friends to Meet in Shenandoah Valley

The 9th annual Ham fest by the Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club brings together operators who have known each other for years for a first in person gathering. About seventy attend the opening banquet at Lee-Jackson with hundreds more expected tomorrow. Attendees include demonstrations of two military communications trucks from the Pentagon and Fort Meade, open to the public, and remarks by ARRL officials John Carl Morgan and P Lanier Anderson.

Shenandoah Valley Pentagon Collins Communications Galveston Texas Fort Meade Maryland Philip N. Hunter John Carl Morgan Virginia American Radio Relay League P. Lanier Anderson Roanoke Mr. Morgan Winchester Armory Bill Poole Front Royal Richard Rush Poole

Auto Hits Bus in Fog Near Altavista

In heavy fog on US 29 eight miles south of Altavista a car rear ended a Trailways bus. Emmitt Moses 42 of Lynchburg driver of the car suffered facial head and chest cuts. Passenger Hamilton Cofflin 29 of Lynchburg was thrown from the auto with arm chest lacerations and possible spinal injuries. Bus driver William Gatewood 31 of Chatham reported no injuries to passengers. Bus damage about 2000 dollars. car was a total loss.

Altavista Trailways US 29 Here Emmitt Moses Lynchburg Hamilton Cofflin Cofflin William Gatewood Chatham

Weatherman Sued Over Rainy Weekend Forecast

Three men sue the Vienna weather forecaster for damages after their clothes were ruined during a rainy weekend. The forecast had promised sunny and warm conditions.

Vienna Austria

Enjoy Your Sunday Dinner Special Menu at Shirkey's

Shirkey's Restaurant Sunnyside advertises a Sunday dinner served from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The ad highlights potatoes sold at 1.00 per hundred and mentions Winchester Seed Co. products. Tone mirrors a classic local restaurant promo.

Shirkey House of Good Food Sunnyside Winchester Seed CO

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AIG Miss August Linda Myers Shenandoah River Linda E. M. Myers Smithfield Ave Route 50 Bridge Tait Skyline Drive Dicky Ridge George Davis Smith George Exchange Club Big Four Headon Boy Padre Mahany Crisman Cleaners William H. Shafer M. D Weatherman
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