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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1955

Page

3

Typhoid Epidemic Under Control in Lancaster

Lancaster reports paratyphoid fever epidemic reportedly under control after 162 cases to date and no deaths. Dr. Berwyn Mattison credits rapid state action, vaccine access, and dairy bottling shutdown for curbing spread during tapering period. source isolation continues.

Lancaster Berwyn Mattison Harrisburg

Golden Eagle Range Extends From Arctic to Southern Mexico

The article notes that the golden eagle’s range spans from the Arctic regions southward to southern Mexico, indicating its broad habitat across North America.

The Arctic Mexico

Rotary endorses D E Leatherman for district governor

Winchester Rotary Club backs D E Leatherman for Rotary District 275 governor. The four page brochure features his photo and career summary, noting leadership roles in the club, district conferences since 1941, Salvation Army advisory work, and community church involvement. No opposition is listed ahead of the Hot Springs conference March 8 9 10.

D. E. Leatherman Winchester Leatherman Northern Virginia National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis Salvation Army Shenandoah First Presbyterian Church Stine’s Chapel Sunnyside Presbyterian Church

Nickel Ductility Yields Ultra Fine Wire Claim

Pure nickel is described as highly ductile able to be drawn into extremely fine wire. The claim notes that one pound of nickel could stretch about eighty miles, illustrating exceptional malleability.

Campbell New Head of Salvation Army Advisory Board

Charles Campbell was named chairman of the Salvation Army Advisory Board at a meeting held yesterday at headquarters. Officers include Robert E. Smith as vice chairman Ed Molden treasurer Mrs T F Timberlake secretary and Joseph A Massie Jr counselor New board members were introduced and committee chairs named The group honored former chairman D E Leatherman and noted 169 children attended the Thanksgiving dinner and 155 cases referred for Christmas baskets Applications are due December 17 and headquarters request baskets be coordinated to avoid duplication Special thanks were given to Senator Byrd and Red Cross staff aides

Charles Campbell Salvation Army Advisory Board S. Loudoun St D. E. Leatherman Campbell Robert E. Smith Ed Molden T. F. Timberlake Joseph A. Massie, Jr Clay B. Carr John Carr Robert Heltzel Ralph Mulvey Douglas Butler Jesse Hall James A. Galladay Charles A. Pine, Sr J. Thomas Boyd Lawrence Lichliter Harry Lovett J. S. Duckwall Leatherman Salvation Army Lynn Wiseman H. F. Byrd Red Cross

Star Still Shines Christmas Pageant at Gainesboro

A Christmas play The Star Still Shines will be shown at Gainesboro Methodist Church on December 21 at 7 30 p m. The production is directed by Armilda Fisher Mary Ramey Mary Ellen De Haven and Mary Virginia DeHaven with a cast including Ronnie Adams Randy Owens Richard Berryhill Bonnie DeHaven Leonard Williamson Billy Fisher Sue Rogers and many others.

Gainesboro Methodist Church Armilda Fisher Mary Ramey Mary Ellen de Haven Mary Virginia DeHaven Ronnie Adams Randy Owens Richard Berryhill Bonnie DeHaven Leonard Williamson Billy Fisher Sue Rogers Mary Lou Ramey Frankie Adams Rodney Owens Alice LeDane Billy Cave Betty DeHaven Mary Ann Adams Elise DeHaven Ellen Fisher Harold Adams Eugene Kerns Buddy Adams Conley Ramey Joyce Williamson Mary C. Adams Frankie DeHaven Billy Place Keith Haines Shirley Davis

Army gifts 12 books to Handley Library announced

A gift of 12 books from the Army to Handley Library was announced. Attendees at yesterday's meeting included Miss Mary Pan coast, Mr. Molden, Dr. Douglass Hill, Mr. Galladay, Lester Ritter, Mrs. Charles Kabler, Lt. Wiseman, Mr. Butler, Marvin Gore, Laurens Jones, Mr. Hall, Mr. Lovett, John Carr, Mr. Heltzel, Mrs. William Clements, Mrs. Tim berlake, Claude Smalts, and Mrs. Lichliter.

Handley Library Mary Pancoast Molden Douglass Hill Mr. Galladay Lester Ritter Charles Kabler Wiseman Butler Marvin Gore Laurens Jones Hall Lovett John Carr Heltzel William Clements Timberlake Claude Smalts Lichliter

Size of the smallest visible object under microscopes

The text explains that the smallest visible object with visible light is about one hundred thousandth of an inch long. With an electron microscope objects as small as one hundredth of the smallest visible length can be observed.

Lebanon Church Social News and Hospital Updates

Mr Elroy Williams is a patient at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Luther Malone has returned home after two weeks with his daughters near Washington DC. Grover Orndorff and family visited Falls Church relatives. Floyd Himelright and Robert Miller families visited Lindamood home. Harry Lindamood has returned from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Hodson White families spent December 4 with Howard Miller. Alice McDonald, once in Warren County Memorial Hospital for ten days, is improving at W H Bowers home. Wiley Bly and son from Washington DC visited J F Lindamood.

Floyd Himelright Robert Miller Minebank E. L. Himelright Harry Lindamood Winchester Memorial Hospital Charles Hodson Eugene White Howard Miller Alice McDonald Warren County Memorial Hospital W H. Bowers Wiley Bly and Son Washington, D. C J. F. Lindamood

Possible for a mentally deficient woman to bear a child

A historical note discusses the possibility that a woman with mental deficiency can give birth to a child of normal intelligence, reflecting past debates on heredity and development.

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Vogue Fashion Yolue Stephano Brothers Philadelphia Rotary D.E. Leatherman Bolymer Winchester Furniture Co South Loudoun St Campbell New Gainesboro Yale Lebanon Church Mr. Luther Malone Grover Orndorff Falls Church Cot Ae Roosevelt Carr Publishing CO Porter Cable OUR Miller’s Hardware N. Loudoun St Wardigan DuPont
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