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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
5
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 7 a.m and year to date data with none listed. The average annual rainfall over three years is 36.49 inches. Monthly averages are given for 1913 to 1945 with values for January to December and note on the Winchester Research Laboratory as the data source.
Martinsburg high school officials removed red paint reading H 24 M 7 from four entrance pillars after the Handley game last week. Local display of the victory also appeared on the school side and door.
A fragmented listing outlines eastern time schedule adjustments for network relays and I/C stations. It names programs and hosts such as Buck Rogers, Red Barber, Elmer Davin, and Carolyn Cane with varying times. notes repeat cycles and occasional station differences.
Miss Lula Pingley remains under a physician’s care at home. Mrs. A E Keller is indisposed. A chicken and oyster supper sponsored by the Ladies Aid of Lebanon Church drew a large crowd. Route 55 work continues from Julius Keller to local areas. John and Minnie Moyer moved to their new Addison Windle home. Annabelle Donald works at Silco Store in Winchester. School children’ s program pleased a large audience. Noval Gore of Winchester spent Thanksgiving with Wheatfield relatives. Loring Rhoades visited with his parents G W and Mrs. Rhoades.
A portion of scientists claim about eighty percent of African Americans have some white or Indian ancestry. The remark reflects ongoing debates about race and genetics in American society.
Since the sixth century reports describe colored snow in red green orange and black hues. Bacteria and algae color most snow while black snow results from carbon particles from smoke. Cape Horn gets its name from sailors of Hoorn in North Holland Netherlands in 1618.
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