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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1951
Page
8
Chicago consumers urged to avoid Christmas tree fire hazards as safety campaign distributes a safety kit from the National Safety Council home division funded by the New York Community Trust. The kit for safety councils and clubs includes posters, announcements, school plays, fact sheets, and case history material to promote home fire safety.
Virginia agronomist T J Smith reports tests comparing imported Argentine alfalfa to the Common variety at Williamsburg and Orange. Argentina entries performed worse than adapted varieties in most tests, though one Argentina entry appeared in several tests. Smith concludes Argentina alfalfa is more suitable in Eastern Virginia than elsewhere, but overall inferior to local varieties.
Dorothy Roe reports that the modern era elevates housewives to influential roles in the economy through home appliances and food industries. Prominent cooks like Mrs Edward H M Terris and Olson oversee product testing, consumer economics, and nationwide field staff, signaling a shift toward professionalized domestic cooking and sales in manufacturing.
Rosenberger Carson White visited Mr and Mrs Iven Miller on Monday.
Reliance hosts a Home Demonstration meeting at a residence with a talk on health by the County Nurse and a Christmas decorations demonstration. Several local families and visitors are noted, and Christmas Eve services at B U B Church are announced for 1 30 p m.
Oil is the most common railway fuel globally, with coal usage far less prevalent in modern networks as engines shift to petroleum-based fuels and diesel.
White Hall residents note a skating party on January 14 at Ridge Ska Rink. The Willing Workers Class will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Roy Ashton. Family and neighbor visits are mentioned including Floyd Luttrell and Jimmy McKee in the community notices.
Robert Snapp of Opequon died after a prolonged illness and his funeral drew a large crowd. The Rev. Allamong, former St. Paul’s pastor now in Pennsylvania, attended. Delbert Windle, son of the late Arthur and Winda Windie, was buried at the Windle graveyard on Tuesday. Mr. Lucien Brumback and Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Nylander of Washington were among those affected by the death and related notices mention betrothals and moves.
Across the world about 300 Craft Shops operate for Army Units as part of the Army Service Club Program. The effort provides regular activities and creative outlets for service members and their communities.
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