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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1950
Page
9
In Kayama near Kobe a mass police clash with about 700 Koreans occurred as authorities tried to break up a Communist staged rally. Police reported 5 arrests after a separate demonstration of 400 Koreans faced violence following a ban on public demonstrations.
Mrs Ula Rudolph and Sharon Gore visited Mr and Mrs Ed Gore in Stephens City with Miss Susan Gore. Bertha Cunningham of Trecastle Pa recently visited. June Rudolph spent last Friday in Stephens City. Dorothy Wilson and Laura Anderson of Winchester visited Miss Mary Anderson. The Webber family moved from the hotel to a new home on Brucetown Road yesterday. Russell Price family visited relatives at Camp Penn Pennsylvania. Claude Gore visited his brother and sister in law Jed Gore and family in Stephens City. The page also notes a French naval hero and a 1697 remark by Louis XIV to Barth.
The community lists a string of visits and gatherings. The 8 t Johns Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J C Painter from North Carolina arriving Friday for a ten day stay with Mrs T B Cooper.
Master Donald Ratchford, injured in an auto accident, has returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Harry Orndorff visited Mrs. Nellie Patterson. Alonzo Snapp is doing new work for Frank Orndorff. Mrs. Roy Lee and Grace Haysen hosted a swimming party with guests including Mrs. Johnson, two children, Mr. and Mrs. Blum and daughter Judy, Miss Donald Rush. Wateredge guests included Holmes Spillman, May McDonald and son Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitcock with Georgie Patsy and Donald.
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