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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1959

Page

3

Southern States Annual Meeting Here Aug. 20

The Southern States Winchester Cooperative and Southern States Winchester Petroleum Cooperative will hold their annual election August 20 at 7 30 p m at James Wood School. Delegates to a district meeting in Martinsburg will be elected in the fall. Winston Baker will discuss Will Farmers Control Agriculture in the Future Alfred Rinker chairs the meeting Rev L L Shreck will give the invocation and group singing is led by Mrs W F Artrip. Reports on local operations will be given by G S Ensorna and Roy W Ferguson. Nominees for the Winchester area board include W F Artrip Eugene Lupton William H Orndorff Wallace Lutz Edwin Strickland and others. Multiple committee and district nominees are listed with terms expiring for several members.

Winchester Cooperative Southern States Winchester Petroleum Cooperative James Wood School Martinsburg Winston Baker Alfred Rinker L. L. Shreck

Khrushchev Invited To Philadelphia During U S Visit

Philadelphia city officials forwarded a formal invitation to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to visit Philadelphia after Washington. The invitation, drafted by Mayor Dilworth and Rep Mann, invites him to see Liberty Bell and Independence Hall and to observe how Philadelphians live.

Philadelphia Nikita Khrushchev United States Richardson Dilworth Frederic R. Mann Khrushchev Abe Rosen Washington Independence Hall

Unusual TV Tower Serves 3 Stations

A three channel triangular tower near Baltimore rises 625 feet on steel legs with 102 foot antenna tips. It serves WMAR TV WBAL TV and WJZ TV boosting coverage 28 percent while coopering on public events. Built to withstand 165 mph winds the 500 ton steel structure anchors to 2 250 tons of cement on 10 acres near Friendship International Airport.

Baltimore Wmar-Tv Wbal-Tv Wjz-Tv WJZ E. K. Jett Wmartv Television Tower, Inc Friendship International Dallas

Norfolk Hospitals Seek 43 Percent Prepaid Plan Increase

Norfolk area hospitals through the Tidewater Hospital Service Assn ask the State Corporation Commission for a 43 percent rate rise for prepaid hospitalization plans. A $50 deductible contract is proposed. Hearing set Oct. 5 for the case and Oct. 6 for Pulaski Hospital Inc. and physicians for a plan in Grayson Pulaski Wythe and Carroll counties.

Richmond Norfolk Area Tidewater Hospital Service Assn State Corporation Commission Norfolk Pulaski Hospital, Inc Grayson Pulaski Wythe Carroll

Man Surrenders After Father Is Shot to Death

In Bassett Virginia Alvin H Ferris 36 surrendered to a posse after his father Jacob W Ferris 67 was shot and killed at a four room house near the North Carolina border. Coy Ferris 21 was wounded in the car and the two brothers lived in Danville. A deputy said Willie Biggs 41 fired on officers from his porch complicating the siege. Eddie Fisher 23 year old rookie pitcher features a knuckleball.

Earl Smith Smith Coy Alvin Danville Willie Biggs Biggs Leila Kenneth Jacquelin Walker C. P. Witt Henry County Alvin Ferris Coy Ferris Willie Patrick Henry Alcoholic Beverage Control Patrick County Jacob Ferris

Fire Kills Three Children in Playhouse Blaze

In Nampa Idaho a wooden playhouse fire claimed the lives of Mary age 4 Mark age 5 and Kathy Bryant age 6 children of Mr and Mrs Jesse Bryant. Neighbor Willard Bradbury a fireman who found the scene said I kicked in the front door but it was too late. The four foot high structure stood in a corner of the yard while the parents were at work and a babysitter cared for the other Bryant children. The cause of the fire was not immediately known.

Nampa Idaho Mary Mark Kathy Bryant Jesse Bryant Willard Bradbury Bryant

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