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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1955

Page

2

Canadian transport plane crashes near Montmedy in forest

A Canadian military transport plane crash near Montmedy Forest killed 10 of the 16 aboard, all Canadians. Three injured with three others unaccounted. The aircraft, from Gros Tenquin near Metz, had been en route from Metz to Marville Air Base to pick up more passengers. The plane was destroyed.

Montmedy France Montmedy Forest Metz Marville Air Base England Gros Tenquin Marville

State Adjutant Will Visit Local Legion Post

Charles Kessler of Richmond adjutant of the Department of Virginia American Legion will visit Conrad Hoover Post 21 on Tuesday and speak at the 7 30 p m meeting. Commander Ralph Cain notes the December session will be held Tuesday instead of Wednesday. Refreshments will follow.

Charles Kessler Richmond Department of Virginia American Legion Conrad Hoover Ralph Cain

First Annual Calf Show and Sale in Virginia

A December sales listing from Pioneer notes the First Annual Calf Show and Sale by the Virginia Hereford Association in Orange Virginia at 1 p.m. including Polled Hereford calves. The page also lists December auctions across the Winchester to Lexington area featuring Herefords cattle estate sales antiques and real estate with auctioneers Charles R. Duvall and E T Snider.

Hereford Assn Orange Turner H. Wiltshire Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester Strathmore Farm Mt. Jackson Emma J. Trimble White Hall Charles R. Duvall Farmers’ Commission James C. Royston Leech Lexington Fred D. Maphis W. E. Edwards Philip Grabil Frederick County Court House Back Creek Star Tannery E. T. Snider

New Assistant County Agent Appointed in Frederick County

David Fletcher, native of Lee County, named Assistant Frederick County Agent, taking duties November 16. He follows FE Harris Jr who resigns December 31 for a Lynchburg banking post. Fletcher, a 1953 VPI animal husbandry graduate, previously served in Russell County and U S Army as a first lieutenant. He and wife Wilma Booth reside in Colonial Heights.

David Fletcher Lee County Frederick County Mr. Fletcher FE. R. Harris, Jr Lynchburg Russell County U. S. Army Wilma Booth Christiansburg Colonial Heights John T. Wolfe Fletcher John Gerken Clarke County

November Birth Rate Here Highest In Five Years

Memorial Hospital recorded 109 live births in November, the highest monthly total in five years. Over the five year span 1951 to 1955 the monthly totals varied, with a shift to more girls born in November this year, and one set of twins noted, bringing total year multiples to eight.

Memorial Hospital

Stephens City Man Injured in Strasburg Crash

Cletus Jenkins of Stephens City was injured at about 1 p.m. yesterday in a Strasburg traffic crash. He was taken to Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital in Woodstock with a mild concussion and was expected to be released today. Police said Jenkins drove a 1946 or 1947 Oldsmobile, lost control on a curve, hit a utility pole, and was alone in the car. Vehicle damage was about $250.

Stephens City Cletus Jenkins Strasburg Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock Jenkins

Virginia Senate Edges Toward Referendum on School Funding

The Gray Commission proposal to amend Section 141 to permit public tuition grants for private schooling is debated. Senator Button asserts the plan aims to save public schools, while Harrison notes no alternative exists and warns against forced integration. The measure seeks a referendum on whether to allow a limited constitutional convention to amend the section.

Gray Commission Gray Nan Commission Virginia Commonwealth Robert Y. Button Culpeper State Board of Education Button Senate A. S. Harrison Jr Lawrenceville Supreme Court Harrison General Assembly Assembly Virginia Supreme Court House S. Gardner Waller Harry F. Byrd Jr Winchester J. C Carpenter Jr Clifton Forge Sen. Carpenter

Parents urged to vaccinate children against polio now

Dr. Mack I. Shanholtz urged parents of children aged 1 to 10 to start the Salk polio vaccine schedule, noting limited supply and the need to begin immediately. He cited studies showing three doses provide strong protection and urged physicians to inform families, with vaccine available through health departments and clinics.

Mack I. Shanholtz States Health Commission Shanholtz Eonald A. Scheele U. S. Public Health Service State Health Department

Downtown parking fills as shoppers crowd area

Weather forecasts promise a return to cold temperatures. Highs reach 60 with a 34 degree low today, similar to last year when temperatures were 36 and 25.

Polish immigrant Asch gains U.S. naturalization

Years ago in Koutno near War saw Poland he was the fifteenth child of a cattle dealer. Asch came to the United States in 1910 and was naturalized ten years later. Although he speaks several languages he writes only in Yiddish.

Koutno Warsaw Poland Asch United States

Wife of Famed Pianist Killed In Bus Accident

Mrs. Walter Geiselring aged 66 wife of Germanys famed concert pianist and an American soldier died in a bus crash in Stuttgart. Eleven Americans were injured including seven soldiers and four civilians. Unofficially identified casualties include Specialist Homer Bryan and civilians Irving M Shore and Lilian Shore Leroy Kellogg and Phylis Kellogg. Army officials withheld official soldier identifications pending notify of relatives. The soldiers were en route to Asmara Eritrea for duty.

Stuttgart Germany Walter Geiselring Homer Bryan Irving M. Shore Lilian Brooklyn N. Y Leroy A. Kellogg Phylis Fairfield Conn U. S

Mrs. Meyers Dies in Philadelphia

Mrs. Anna Meyers 85 of Philadelphia died November 30 after illness in Memorial Hospital. She visited in town with cousin Mrs. Maybel Aikens on N Braddock St. Funeral held today in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. She was daughter of the late Frederick Nail and Emma R Baker Nail. Survived by two children three grandchildren and four great grandchildren with relatives in Frederick County.

Eugene Kelly Queens N.Y Anna Meyers Philadelphia Myers Maybel Aikens N. Braddock St Memorial Hospital Fox Chase

Albert E Muller Dies at Maplewood Nursing Home

Albert E Muller 76 died after a long illness at Maplewood Nursing Home. He lived with his daughter Mrs. John V Kelly at 423 W Clifton Street and was born November 29 1879 in Germany. Funeral Monday at 10 am at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Dr William Eisenberg.

Albert E. Muller Maplewood John V. Kelly W. Clifford St Germany Tate George Augusta Levi Muller Olga Regenhardt Muller Muller Syracuse New York Kelly George Muller Yonkers Jones Funeral Home William E. Eisenberg Grace Lutheran Church

Service Monday For Mrs Wagner

Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Julia Wagner of 334 Miller St will be held Monday at 2 p m at the Jones Funeral Home with Dr George D Jackson of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers are Arthur S Spaid W Alan Peery Leon Steadman Howard H Shockey Warren S Eddy and Marshall W Xline. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Mary Julia Wagner Miller St Winchester Memorial Hospital Jones Funeral Home George D. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Arthur S. Spaid W. Alan Peery Leon Steadman Howard H. Shockey Warren S. Eddy Marshall W. Xline Mount Hebron Cemetery

Eight Prizes Awarded at Round Hill Shooting Match

Eight prizes were awarded in the regular weekly shooting match held yesterday by the Round Hill Community Fire Company at Harry Patterson's farm. Winners include Roy Larrick, Raymond Carter (two prizes), Ira Symons, Charles Thornton, For rest Gray, Joseph Davis, James Adams and Ray McDonald. The next match is set for December 9 at 6 p.m. at the same farm.

Round Hill Community Fire Company Harry Patterson Roy Larrick Raymond Carter Ira Symons Charles Thornton Forrest Gray Joseph Davis James Adams Ray McDonald

How's Your I. Q. quiz answers printed page four

Answers listed for quiz questions include England around A. D. 1200 Rail Splitter and several true false and identification items. Notable responses mention Labor Leader Red a cat Goober peas and Woodrow Wilson.

Property plots to be shown at Winchester office

Plots of the property have been prepared and will be shown to any prospective purchaser at the offices of Harrison Benham and Thoma located at 33 East Boscawen Street in Winchester Virginia.

Pine Motor Company Cameron Street Winchester Virginia South Cameron Street Hugh M. Hickock George Edward Copenhaver East Fairfax Lane Kent East Lane M. C Copenhaver J. William Sibert M. C. Copenhaver Elias N. Hardy Harrison, Benham and Thoma East Boscawen Street

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Legion Mary J. Wagner Minor Motor CO Christianson Titan C. J. Brumback & Sons N. Cameron St Shalom Asch Bruce McFadden S. D. McFadden Merriman’s Lane Roanoke Zollie Smith Blacksburg McFadden Virginia Tech Alpha Phi Omega Arnold Air Society Fauquier County Asmara Eritrea Africa Mrs. Meyers Farmers! Vcc TES At Peewee Barr’s, Inc MD Carl No Fdr Franklin D. Roosevelt Stevenson I. Q Eager Woodrow Wilson Glaize & Bro Farmer's Commission Farmers’ Commission Sales Corporation Court William W. Copenhaver Fairfax Lane Highland Avenue Etta I. Edmonds Cedar Creek Edward C. Copenhaver H. K Benham Circuit Court Marjorie H. Copenhaver Admx H. K. Benham
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