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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1939

Page

5

Making Roads Safer Chief Object of Weaver Highway Group's Report

Richmond Dec 19 Proposals to make roads safer dominate the Weaver highway commission report to Governor Price. The panel backs a unified state highway system, an anti diversion amendment, stricter pedestrian and bicycle safety rules, school bus standards, and increased safety education and police presence.

Weaver Highway Group Richmond Weaver Highway Study Commission Price Einor Yeste Weaver Commission State Highway Department Safety Education Division of Motor Vehicles Conor Godrick Fredericksburg Robert F. Baldwin Norfolk B. B. Ferguson Portsmouth J. R. Woodwin Highway Department Bristol Culpeper Lynchburg Salem Staunton Suffolk State Highway Commission Fund Integrity General Assembly Virginia Division of Department of Highways

Seaford Man Marks 78th Birthday With Daily Bicycle Ride

Seaford Delaware resident P Frank Atkins celebrated his 78th birthday by a daily bicycle ride. He credits 61 years of cycling for his health noting he never skipped a day of riding. In a separate note, the author of the line Yet each man kills the thing he loves is Oscar Wilde from his Ballad of Reading Gaol.

Seaford Del P. Frank Atkins Oscar Wilde Reading Gaol

Night Of Light Proclaimed In Cumberland Maryland

Cumberland mayor Harry Irvine proclaimed a Night of Light for Christmas Eve from dusk to midnight to symbolize America's stand against dictatorships and war. Potomac Edison Company agreed to floodlight public buildings in Cumberland to support the effort.

Cumberland Europe Harry Irvine America Irvine Potomac Edison Company

Local Notes From Grimes Area Report December Events

Mr Miller Owens and family moved from Stephenson to John Hubbard's home. Birth announced for Mr Jason Whetzel and wife. Ernest Albright visits with sister Mrs Wheizel. Mrs Velona Gardner injured arm in a fall. Ernest B. Clevenger served on Winchester grand jury. William Lamp improving after illness. Butchering near end. Ben Hubbard reports large porkers about twelve hundred pounds. Mild, southern-like weather. Christmas and New Year wishes from Star correspondent.

Ernest B. Clevenger Near Here Winchester William Lamp White Hall Ben Hubbard Star

Christmas Observance At Galilee

The Galilee Church of Christ Bible School holds its annual Christmas tree and program on Monday night December 25 at 8.00 p m The public is invited The program features multiple recitations songs and readings led by Minister Wilbur A Reid and various performers from the church including Rosaline Dettra Charles Leight Mary Bird Hudson and Hazel Bageant A Christmas pageant The Light of Loving Giving by seven girls and a Santa Claus treat conclude the event.

Galilee Church of Christ Bible School Child Divine Wilbur A. Reid Charles Leight Rosalene Dettra Mary Bird Hudson Mrs. Carr Betty Clevenger Douglas Lamp Emmett Dettra Victor Crim Sumorous Hazel Bageant Mary Graves Charlotte Harrison Jean Graves Charles E. McVay Edgar Gordon Ada Russell Horace Leight Mildred Jones Frances Bageant Anna Kerns Hazel Lucy Clevenger Frances Smith Marie Clevenger Elizabeth Crim Earl Smith Robert Clevenger Margery Nealis Helen Crim Betty Lucy Charles Kerns Christian Atlanta James Crim Donald Leight Santa Claus

Bees behind siding yield 100 pounds of honey

Addision New York resident Eynil Olkey irritated by bees at his home ripped away siding and found about 100 pounds of honey stored in the walls.

Addison N. Y Eynil Olkey

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Clothes Maginot Line New York Winchester and Vicinity Thomas P. Morgan, Jr Washington, D. C Grimes Greanings Galilee Bible School N. Londoun St Orerr Cas Raylass Stores Lane Governor Winthrop Swimley Furniture Store George Washington Hotel
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