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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1937
Page
5
The Winchester Memorial Hospital Association announced a change in its plan to cover treatment in any hospital if emergencies arise and distance from Winchester is too far. The additional protection costs $1 per year and is already adopted by many, allowing payment for out of reach hospitalization in emergencies.
The second issue of the Indian Clover Leaf from the 4-H Club Camp arrives with reports of campfire by Norman Cooper, Shawnee and Opequon tribes forming, first vesper led by Mrs. Mary Whitacre, and a planned staff rotation. Treasury hunt set for Thursday, handicraft work producing leather and wooden goods, and softball teams organized.
Circle No 1 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet at 8 this evening at the home of Mrs C B Schutt 371 Gray avenue.
Fred Stine county agent announced his Court House office will close all Saturday August 21 so he and his assistants can attend the Parents' Day Program of the 4-H Clubs at Camp White Rock on Capon River.
The Pine Motor Company was fined $5 and costs $4 for obstructing streets with parked cars. Authorities noted prior citations for the same offence.
Gerard Robertson Slemons 81 a retired livestock dealer and farmer died in Kirksville Missouri from angina pectoris. He was son of Montgomery and Lucy Slemons of Jefferson County West Virginia and brother to early James brothers playmates. Survived by widow Bertha Warren Flagg and daughter Agnes Boyd Fleming Kirksville.
Funeral arrangements for Walter B. Krebs set for noon at Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel after arrival of the Baltimore and Ohio train at 11:45. The service will be led by Rev. G. Wilbur Shipley with interment in the family lot. Pallbearers listed: C. Vernon Eddy Warren Rice W. A. Baker Marion Krebs Delmar Robinson and M. Lohr Capper.
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