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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1962
Page
11
Reader writes about a co worker who believes in phrenology and pays for readings, Abby dismisses it. A married man discovers a troubling letter hinting at divorce, and a teen seeks advice on rekindling a fading crush with guidance from Abby.
Pattern 4775 for Misses' Medium aprons requires one yard 35 inch fabric and one piece tissue. Price is 35 cents with 10 cents extra for first class mail. Send name address zone size and pattern number to Anne Adams in Winchester Evening Star pattern department. Over 100 responses expected for fall winter catalog.
In a playful piece Taffy suggests Lamlo the lamb may finally attend school wearing a lightweight wool jumper. The story notes wool’s role in fall fashion and hints a teacher could be persuaded. Bobo offers Know-know in a closing joke.
Greece turned over a 10000 dollar check and became the nineteenth nation to purchase U N bonds. The total payments reached 27.75 million. Nineteen countries have pledged to buy bonds totaling 44.66 million of the 200 million issue.
Seven railroad steam engines will be on exhibit at the third annual Steam Engine Show on Saturday and Sunday at Fred Stickley’s farm five miles east of here on Rt. 55. The event begins at 1 p.m. each day with demonstrations and explanations of how the engines operate near Waterlock.
Shepherd College will close its second summer session this Saturday, Academic Dean A G Slonaker announced. The 206 students include many teachers pursuing higher degrees. 140 are from West Virginia, with notable enrollments from Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The John Mosby Academy will open its new session on September 4 at Front Royal, marking the start of a new term.
The Shenandoah County Young Democratic Club hosts its annual picnic at Uncle Tom's Park Sunday at noon. Democratic congressional candidate John C. Marsh Jr and State Senator George S. Aldhizer II attend. a string band provides music and children have sports.
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