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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1952

Page

6

Eastside Valley Protests Route 340 Re-routing Plan

Eastside Valley communities condemn Winchester Chamber and City Council for opposing restoring U S Route 340 to its original path. They urge a Berryville through Route 12 north south plan to link the Shenandoah National Park with a north south federal highway, citing regional benefit and park access.

Eastside Luray Shenandoah Winchester Chamber of Commerce Winchester City Frederick Berryville Winchester Front Royal Greenville Virginia Winchester Council Winchester Retail Merchants Association Page Mews and Courier Maryland Federick National Highway Association Shenandoah National Park Shenandoah Valley Commonwealth of Virginia East Side Ozinia Charles Town West Virginia Eastside Valley American Automobile Association

Cannery Speaker Praises Quality Apple Industry Progress

Paul Harlan of HM. F. Byrd Inc addressed Winchester Jaycees at the George Washington Hotel, urging growers and processors to seek top quality. He traced canning’s rise from 1809 to World War I and noted Virginia apples now rival national quality, but warned growers must receive fair prices to sustain effort.

Paul Harlan HM. F. Byrd, Inc Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce George Washington Hotel Harlan Virginia Winchester Jaycees France

Round Hill Raritan Names Committees

At the Round Hill Raritan Club December meeting, President James L. Givens presided as Elmer Lauck was elected treasurer to replace Noah Edwards who transferred clubs. Fifteen committees were chosen for 1953 with members listed for each group.

Round Hill Raritan Club James L. Givens Elmer Lauck Noah Edwards Walter Anderson Garland Cather Raymond Hollar Earl Cather Jack Smith Eugene Larrick Richard Cather Ralph Frye Carroll Campbell Clay Rogers Millard Eyler Clarence Cather Robert Bradford Ralph Market James Gordon Walter Miller Ridgely White William Boyce Tom Rosenberger Jess Carpenter John Wolfe Kenneth Rude Fred Brumback Eston Rudolph, Jr Warren Driver George Craig, Jr Paul BeAble T. N. Cather Earl

Club to Send Delegates to National Ruritan Convention

Announcement states two delegates will attend the National Ruritan Convention in Richmond in January. The next meeting date is to be announced. The item also asks which American cities have any mail service, referencing L. J. R. Los Angeles 1947 and Chicago capace and New York 1952.

Richmond Los Angeles Chicago Capace New York

Agitator Action Promises Clean Clothes by Roy Rogers

Ad reads that the proved preferred washing me ce clothes really clean featuring Roy Rogers as King of the Cowboys. The ad emphasizes strong cleaning power and celebrity association to boost product appeal.

Roy Rogers King of the Cowboys

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