Juvenile Must Earn $50 Fine
A Richmond juvenile who pleaded guilty to ringing false fire alarms was sentenced by Judge J J Scherer to pay 50 cents a week until a $50 fine is paid. The judge told the parents the boy should earn the money himself.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
9
A Richmond juvenile who pleaded guilty to ringing false fire alarms was sentenced by Judge J J Scherer to pay 50 cents a week until a $50 fine is paid. The judge told the parents the boy should earn the money himself.
Waverly S. Green of Crewe Virginia has been reelected to a three year term on the board of directors of the Farm Credit Administration based in Baltimore. The Shenandoah PCA announced his selection noting his long farming career in peaches tobacco and dairy. He will also serve ex officio on multiple Baltimore based farming finance boards.
Mr. Frank Fogle has returned home after a stay in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Clowser Sr hosted a November 23 dinner party with guests from Hagerstown Maryland and Vinc e including Judy and Billy Clowser and many Campbells. Afternoon callers included Benny and Garland Campbell of Winchester and Seaman Billy McDonald now stationed in Norfolk. Other visits featured Mattyn Sagen and daughter with Lloyd Light calling on the Wiley household, and J L Barr with L M Larrick visiting on Tuesday evening.
Hollywood reports Mickey Mouse will mark his 25th anniversary with plans including Mickey’s Birthday Party a 45 minute film and a slate of projects. Walt Disney notes ongoing production and a busy schedule with 700 to 800 staff, plus nature films like The Living Desert and ambitious live action and cartoon features through 1956.
The incoming First Lady Mamie Eisenhower plans a tour of the White House living areas on the eve of the new administration. The 54 room mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, a multi million dollar dwelling, is leased for four years with a renewal option.
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