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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1951

Page

9

Even Yankees Now Buy Confederate Flags

Columbia South Carolina report notes Confederate flags selling in Langley’s shop as Fort Jackson trained 31st Dixie Infantry Division includes Yankee soldiers. The two by three foot flag with white star blue saltire on red field is the top seller amid lingering Southern flag interest.

Columbia S. C Confederacy Clarence T. Langley Langley Fort Jackson 31St Dixie Alabama-Mississippi National Guard Baners

Winchester Jaycees Sponsor Bloodmobile Drive at Presbyterian Church

Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at the Presbyterian Church on September 10. Harold Patton was named chairman of the drive, aiming to meet a 125 pint quota plus a 14 pint deficit from last month.

Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce Red Cross Presbyterian Church Jaycee Harold Patton Leelon R. McNealy, Sr Frances B. Lee Wendell R. Barney Ben Belchie Earl Robertson, Jr Winchester Ethel Virginia Snapp Marlboro Leon L. Wolfe Berryville Marguerite B. Butler August H. Cahill Arbutus A. Combs Martin S. Peters Shirley M. White Herbert M. Pope Betty L. Ryan Gus Bornscheuer Josephine C. Cammer Alfred F. Guard Mary G. Hershberger Robert F. Manuel Archie F. Conner Manford D. Custer, Jr Arthur W. Gilkey George A Robert A. Geanious Bruce E. Gorham Robert W. Newlin Raymond D. Saxe William D. Vaught William O. Boden Brucetown Patsy M. Gates Stephens City Lucille V. Kline Middletown Mary M. Colvin Grace E. Dailey Richard K. Eddy William E. Fauver

Police Court Fines Filed by Judge Rice

Yesterday, police court cases before Police Judge John W. Rice resulted in fines and costs for six drivers and a detector list. Clarence E. Wilson paid 14.25 for speeding, James LeMaster 9.25 for passing a red light, DcGrant Rudolph 14.25 for drunk driving, Fred Mason 14.25 for drunk driving, Fred Eugene Unger 14.25 for reckless driving, Raymond C. Zackgo 14.25 for speeding, and Harrison McCoy 9.25 for going the wrong way on a one way street.

John W. Rice Clarence E. Wilson Oates Avenue James LeMaster South —_ Street DcGrant Rudolph South Cameron Street Fred Mason Winchester Fred Eugene Unger Raymond C. Zackgo Bloomery Star Harrison McCoy East Water Street

Grass Fire Extinguished on Parkway Avenue

At 12 40 yesterday afternoon three local fire companies Friend ship Sarah Zane and South End were called to Parkway Avenue to extinguish a grass fire. No other damages occurred.

Friendship Sarah Zane South End Parkway Avenue

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Lions Net $250 For Blind At Stephens City Party

The Stephens City Lions Club held a yard party at Stephens City High School on Saturday August 18 to raise funds for their Light Conservation program. Net proceeds reached about 250 dollars with two evening softball games and prizes donated by Winchester and Stephens City merchants.

Stephens City Lions Club Stephens City High School Lion Lionesses Royal Crown O'Sullivan Winchester Stephens City Mr. Bolen Chambers Green A. W. Kline Mary Martin Paul Cadwallader Yard Party

Youngster Must Learn To Walk Talk Again

Donny Marton a four year old from Archerwill Saskatchewan has left hospital for a home where a woman educator will teach him to walk and talk again. Transferred ten weeks ago after doctors said there was no hope he has gained seven pounds to reach twenty. Dr William T Grant performed three operations on the brain disease and five months of training are planned to restore speech and muscle use lost during a two year illness.

Pasadena Calif Donny Marton Archerwill Sask William T. Grant Donny

Vacation and visiting notices from Clearbrook area

Mrs Viola Grant enjoys a three week stay in Ocean City New Jersey and weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Gordon Armel with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of Royersford Pennsylvania. Several relatives visit Baltimore Maryland and Stephen son while others spend time with family in Still Pond and Martinsburg West Virginia.

Clearbrook Viola Grant Ocean City N. J Gordon Armel Lawrence Smith Royersford Frances Stipe Bertha Ashwood Horace Jacons Baltimore Jimmy Rudolph Esten Rudolph Russell Willey W. B. Covington Stephenson William Riley Still Pond James Shiley Braddock Heights Olive Oland Martinsburg W. Va Nancy Aikens Walter

Mr Pleasant and others visit orphanage and locals travel

Mr Venor Milhon and family plus friend Daisy Sager visited the Hershman children at the Quincy Pennsylvania orphanage last Sunday. Bernice Fawcett, lately from Miami, visited in Mt Pleasant weekend. Charles Lake vacationing in Columbus Ohio with Mrs Lake. Bobbie Russell and Hilda Russell with grandmother Mrs John Perry. Sadie Triplett evangelist preached at the EUB Church last Sunday morning.

Mabel Perry MT. Pleasant Venor Milhon Clifton and Lloya Freedamay Milhon Daisy Sager Quincy

How far could a cyclist travel in a year 1936 expedition

In 1936 five Russian army officers undertook a yearlong cycling trip to gauge annual travel potential. They covered just over 20 000 miles, averaging about 76 miles per day of riding.

Hollywood Column Insights On Tech, Talk, And Tall Tales

Hollywood columnist notes Clifton Webb rejects television yet praises lively in-person talk. Sidelines earnings for Charles Bickford include a store, repair service, phone line, and a hog farm near Boston. Babe London recalls Christie comedies and rivals, while Jean Schwarts explains Tin Pan Alley origin in New York’s music scene.

Hollywood Clifton Webb Kefauver Webb Eye Doctors Charles Bickford Boston Dover Bickford Mack Sennett Babe London Jean Schwarts Chinatown Capital New York City Harry von Tilzer Tin Pan Alley

Vacationers and Visits From Stephens City Area

Local residents embark on trips and visits including ten day vacations to Town and Canada. Names include postmaster, Gervis Lemley, Leslie and Mary Orndorff, Kay Cain, Mary Cain, Barley, and others. Several family gatherings and a recovery report for Jim Lemley follow a fall.

Carolyn Seals Gervis Lemley Leslie Orndorff Gregory Eugene Barley Mary Cain Kay Cain Joe Malony Penns Park Canada Smoky Mts N. C Julian Steele Mary Lou Rollings Harry Rollings Virginia Beach Sam Sargent William Marshall Jacobs Creek Marshall Golliday Golliday Fort Knox Holler Beaver Sonace Charlotte Hunter Carbaugh Joe Clevenger Baltimore Edgar Ambrose Jim Lemley

Sludge From Sewage Plants Seen As Vitamin B-12 Source

Three Pennsylvania scientists report municipal sludge from sewage treatment as a new large potential source of vitamin B-12 for supplements in farm animal diets. Previously sludge was viewed mainly as a fertilizer.

Washington Pennsylvania

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