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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1957

Page

7

Middletown Moves Ahead on Water Debt and Town Projects

Middletown council reports two year lead on water debt with bond 15 retired, leaving 10 thousand due in 1959. Officials plan fire company grant, town hall repairs, Christmas tree setup, six new water meters, and quarterly cleanups with dates set for 1952. Front Royal visitors discuss a filling station site as zoning laws are not yet adopted.

Middletown Tha Fire Company O Town Oddfellows’ Lodge Shull Walter McCaliee Borden Walter Carter Robert Riddleberger Front Royal David Muntzing Robert O'Neal Margaret Hanshew Esther Kline Davner Robinson

Frederick County Court Fines Total $388 for Thirteen Convictions

Thirteen defendants in Frederick County Court were ordered to pay fines and costs totaling 388 dollars. The list includes Ray Carter for disorderly conduct and 30 days suspended, Edwin Carter for disorderly conduct, William Barr for improper equipment, and others for speeding raccoon possession violations, reckless driving, drunk in public, and related charges.

Frederick County Ray Carter N. Braddock Edwin Carter Rt. 3 Senseng Road William Wardell Barr Boyce Joseph Frankfort Allen Locke Gerrard Georgia Crosen, Jr Clearbrook Wayne Crosen Andrew Robert Elliott Rt. 1 Gore Theodore Asbury Haines Hayfield James William Brown Stephens City

Local Recruits to Great Lakes for Boot Training

Chief E. B. Kersteins announces all area enlistees will transfer to the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes for boot camp. The center, established in 1911, is the world’s largest naval recruit training facility. Recruits spend nine weeks in seamanship, fire fighting, customs and traditions, earning their Navy blues and 14 days’ leave after graduation before advancing to service schools or fleet ships.

E. B. Kersteins Navy Naval Training Center Great Lakes Lake Michigan Pacific Atlantic

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