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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1956
Page
5
Classified display ad notes a 1956 Ford hard top fully equipped for sale. Phone MO 2 4701. Ad mentions rate of 1.75 per column inch per day with a minimum charge and same day publication if received before 10 a m.
Job ad seeks a woman to live in and care for a one year old child with housework duties in Hay Field Virginia. Payment listed as sixty dollars per month. Contact MO 2 6033. Monthly date noted August 10, 2t.
Front Royal market reports hogs veal lambs slaughter cattle and stock feeder cattle with price ranges by weight and class. Dairy cows range 50 to 210 dollars depending on quality and condition.
The article notes that eligibility requirements for U S citizenship can be waived for specific veterans of the U S armed forces, outlining the exceptions and potential procedures involved. It highlights the role of military service in accelerating or easing naturalization for qualified individuals.
A greenish yellow parakeet with a blue band on its leg went missing from Mosby Street. Call MO 2-8539 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. for details or to report a find.
A historical quotation page lists varied securities with bid prices and yields. Items include American Furniture par 1 3% Bank of Clarke County at 25 25 and Potomac Edison bonds at 3.60 and 4.70 percent, plus N and W Industries common and preferred shares, Investors Loan Company notes, National Fruit Product, O Sullivan Rubber, Virginia Storage and Winchester Storage.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers after the death of their son and brother Austin Lee DeHaven. Appreciation goes to Rev. C. H. Van Gilder and Omps Funeral Home for their services.
The family thanks friends for kindness flowers and cars shown after the death of their husband and father Austin Lee DeHaven. Special thanks to Rev C H Van Gilder and Omps Funeral Home for their support.
Dr. B. Sampson Jr., the medical examiner, classified the drowning as accidental. James and his brother John, 4, had left the table during supper. later John returned wearing wet clothes and said he found James in the creek.
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