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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

3

Local Guard Unit To Report Sept 11

MARTINSBURG The local National Guard unit Battery B 201st Armored Field Artillery Battalion is ordered to report for active duty on Monday Sept 11. Capt Wilbur L Koosecker is commanding officer. Other 201st outfits are at Fairmont Keyser and Kingwood. Dolphins have from 40 to 60 teeth.

Martinsburg 201St Armored Field Artillery Batallion Wilbur L. Keesecker Fairmont Keyser Kingwood

Winchester Memorial Hospital New Admissions List

New admissions at Winchester Memorial Hospital include Charles M. Trenary, Hugh Campbell, John Burgess, Carl R. Miller Jr, James J. Ambrose, Irene Y. Venable, George Foltz, Elwood L. Fletcher, Samuel L. Matheny, William Vance Carpenter, Warner Pugh, Roger Ritter, and other listed patients from Berkiey Springs Strasburg and Baltimore addresses. The text also notes a Bible question about the term Antichrist appearing only in St John Epistles.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Charles M. Trenary Orchard Ave Hugh Campbell National Ave John Burgess Marshall Carl R. Miller, Jr Wardensville W. Va James J. Ambrose Berkeley Springs Irene Y. Venable Strasburg George Foltz Edinburg Elwood L. Fletcher Reliance Samuel L. Matheny William Vance Carpenter Whitacre Warner Pugh Gore Roger Ritter Baltimore

Logan Man Quizzed by Police in Check Passing Case

Martin C. Ayers, 35, of Logan West Virginia, held for questioning over passing checks with no bank account. Detective Merz says Ayers, promoter of a Logan semi pro baseball league, admits passing bad checks and is also wanted on a hotel board bill. Columbus and Toledo police seek Ayers in the case. Ayers says he previously played professional baseball but does not name teams.

Cincinati Martin C. Ayers Logan W. Va Clem Merz Ayers Merz Columbus Toledo Ernest Taylor George Grantop

Stole Doubt Clears From Early Latin Church Vestment

The stole is traced to the orarium or handkerchief worn as a scarf. In the 6th and 7th centuries the orarium came to be regarded as a sacred vestment by the Western Church.

Former Singer Awaits Body Of Her Son

Libby Holman Reynolds, once a torch singer, flew from France to Lone Pine to recover her missing son Christopher Reynolds 17 who died on Mt Whitney. Rescue workers found Steven Wasserman 17 dead in a crevasse after a six day search by Sierra Club members. Reynolds was 17 as well and heir to tobacco wealth. his death follows the earlier murder mystery of Zachary Smith Reynolds.

Lone Pine Calif Libby Holman Reynolds France Sierra Club Christopher Smith Reynolds Tobacco Millions Reynolds Gorin Wasserman Miss Holman Zachary Smith Reynolds

Mrs. Jennie Fowler Dies at Residence Near Boyce

Mrs Jennie Mae Fowler 59 died at her home near Boyce yesterday at 4 p m. She was born in Wisconsin, daughter of the late James and Mariah Stickles. Survived by husband Armisted M Fowler three daughters Mabel Poston Alma Willingham Erma Fowler a son James Garland Fowler two brothers Will Stickels Lee Stickels two sisters Elmer Smallwood Grace Thomas. Funeral 11 a m Friday at Boyce Baptist Church with interment Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers nephews of Mrs Fowler.

Jennie Mae Fowler Boyce Wisconsin James Mariah Allen Gibson Stickles Loudoun County Armisted M. Fowler Mabel Poston Alma Willingham Shenandoah Junction Erma Fowler James Garland Fowler Alexandria Will Stickels Lee Stickels Millwood Elmer Smallwood Berryville Grace Thomas White Post Boyce Baptist Church Green Hill Cemetery Fowler

Miss Mary Tumblin Dies at Home in Frederick County

Miss Mary Elizabeth Tumblin age 80 died yesterday at her residence near Greenwood in Frederick County. She was born in Clarke County to the late John Thomas and Elizabeth Lon gerbeam Tumblin. Survived by three sisters Mrs John Pennington Berryville Mrs Thomas Shull Charles Town and Mrs Abe Shull Winchester three brothers Snowden Walter Tumblin Middleburg and Cleveland Tumblin Rippon W Va. Funeral services 2 30 p m Friday at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.

Mary Elizabeth Tumblin Greenwood Frederick County Clarke County John Thomas Elizabeth Longerbeam Tumblin John Pennington Berryville Thomas Shull Charles Town Abe Shull Winchester Snowden Walter Tumblin Middleburg Cleveland Tumblin Rippon W. Va John H. Enders Green Hill Cemetery

Notice of Committee to Transfer Real Estate Proceeds

I James M Trier committee for John Trier of Rockland County New York will apply to the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on September 25 1950 for an order to transfer Virginia real estate sale proceeds now held by Special Commissioner Robert K Woltz and to remove administrator funds in the hands of Lawrence M Bell to which John Trier is entitled.

James M. Trier Bronx County Winchester Frederick and Clarke Virginia Robert K. Woltz Annie M. Bell Lawrence M. Bell Thomas J. Trier John Trier Bronx State of New York

Red Army casualties exceed 40000 yet North Korean forces grow stronger

A New York Times analysis questions how the Korean Red Army, cited with 40 000 casualties, can still strike and swell by conscription from Korea and Manchuria. It notes possible Soviet arms supply, manpower from China, and revised start figures as factors behind the sustained Communist strength.

Washington Red Army North South Korea Manchuria China Red Arm Unis Far East Command Pentagon Communiqties Sinct Korea Tokyo Korean Front North Korea United Nations Russia 38Th Parallel

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