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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
5
Uncommon inherited disorder porphyria involves inability to use body pigments. Attacks are rare but severe with red or dark urine and light sensitivity. Early diagnosis via urine tests. no specific treatment exists. Avoid alcohol and barbiturates. liver extract and vitamins may help.
Berryville social column notes visits and travel of residents and families. Listed are Mrs. Bean Swain and children in Falls Church at Upton Place. Rozier Emmons and Gladys Owens of Washington. Emmaus residents with Harry Owens and Maude Thompson from Washington. Striblings returning to Annapolis after visiting Annie M. Stribling and Portia Baldwin. Osth family from Philadelphia entertaining Mrs. Osth’s mother Mrs. Josh Holmes and others. Hennens en route to Harlem and The Amsterdam in New York with Shackleford family. Also reported: Pvt Charles Wood returning to Fort Eustis. Edmunds hosting Reichert couple from Philadelphia. Dunns visiting Bays in Roanoke. Iden family departing for Richmond, Iden enrolled at Medical College of Virginia. Mary Riley hosting Porton family of Washington and Riley family of Winchester. Peggy Ann Hardesty wedding shower. Bar netts hosting visitors from Fairfax. Alice Mesmer vacationing in Farmville. Ware families from Richmond. Thoma family hosting Barbara Jean Gray and other guests from Washington. Pine family at King Cove cottage. Ann Price visiting Chevy Chase. Clifton Price and Ann Price at Charlestown. Longerbean vacationing in Jacksonville with Bennie Longerbean at Cecil Naval Air Base. Feilner returning from New York. Mattie Barton visiting Jenkins in Peola Mills. S. A. Ashe guest of Rear Admiral George Ashe. Davis trip to Augusta County. Holmes Withers and Holmes Jr. visiting. Withers family in Baltimore. Miley attending High School Principals conference in Charlottesville. Ann McDonald joining Bureau of Mines Mt. Weather. Linda Camper selling yard fracture. Arthur Brown III visiting Bangor grandparents. Brown family preparing vacation to Culpeper and Mc.
Mrs Brown's mother Mrs E L Rose will host Kinney as a guest. Mrs Samuel Chew Williams visits Miss Julia Downer at her Summit Point Virginia home.
Senator Wherry accuses the Democratic National Committee of pushing a bid to oust Senator McCarthy to deflect heat from its own chairman. The committee calls the accusation completely unfounded.
New York reports demand for soft ice cream rises in hot weather. The term covers iced milk and frozen custard not meeting 10 percent butterfat rules. Midwest and Far West markets lead growth as hard ice cream production declines. some firms explore converting to soft varieties.
Old-Time Gospel Tent meetings are held on Corneville Road five miles north of Mt. Jackson at Lindenwood's Store each evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. George Helsley leads, assisted by Rev. William Liggett of Boonesboro Maryland.
A two headed calf with two mouths and four eyes was born on Alex Lees farm. It can drink with both mouths simultaneously but cannot lift its heavy head. It is the third calf of a four year old shorthorn.
Virginia fire companies face equipment shortages for atomic blast fires. The State Firemen's Association said yesterday that small departments, including Luray, need better gear and training to handle nuclear emergencies.
Michelangelo, William Blake and Dante Gabriel Rossetti are cited as painters who also produced celebrated poetry. Blake is the clearest example, with major works in both art and verse. Rossetti and Michelangelo are often discussed for their literary achievements alongside painting.
An ad promotes T-4-L alcohol based germ killer for athletes and foot germs. It claims to kill embedded germs on contact and offers a 40 cent back guarantee from any druggist. Available at Boyd Drug Co.
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