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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1951
Page
12
State figures show 1951 deer kills at about 70,000 animals with dressed meat worth 1.4 million at 25 cents a pound and elk kills around 1,600 animals worth 144,000 at 30 cents a pound. Chairman Golden Sanderson of the State Fish and Game Commission released the estimate.
A garbled listing of radio programs and times shows a chaotic schedule with scattered show titles and host names such as Beulah and Crosby Club. The text lacks coherent structure and readable event details, offering only fragmented fragments.
Daily listings show a full slate from 4:00 to 12:16 with programs like Kate Smith Hawkins Falls Gabby Hayes Howdy Doody Footlight Theater Kukia Fran and Ollie Those Two News Caravan Er Pinza Show We the People The Big Story Aldrich Family Cavalcade of Sports Greatest Fights Camel Movie Hour News Disc Jockey Shop the Town Space Cadet Time for Beany Captain Video The Record Candid Camera Twenty Questions To Be Announced Down You Go The Big Picture Cavalcade of Stars Nite Owl Theater Bailey Goss Show Frontier Theater Jerry Strong Telenews Daily Sports Reel Life With Linkletter Mystery Theater Stu Erwin Show Crime With Father Tales of Tomorrow Wrestling Flame Theater News Sports Playhouse Nine and more day parts noted by time slots.
A Christmas Eve service is set for 11 p m Sunday at Market Street Methodist Church in Yale. Dr R R Sartelle directs music with Harlan Hannum as organist. The choir will sing three anthems The Christmas Hymn O Holy Night and The Birthday of the King The Rev Edgar G Hill will deliver The Bells of Bethlehem. Doris Sartelle chaired the decorating group for the season.
New estimates show 33 percent of U S families have television receivers up from 21 percent a year earlier. About 14.56 million TV sets exist nationwide with New York at 2.63 million, Los Angeles 1.045 million, and Chicago 1.02 million sets.
The report states that the South holds 24 percent of the nation’s total electoral votes. This emphasizes regional influence in presidential elections and the weight of Southern states within the electoral college.
A 7 foot diameter ancient vase, likely crafted by Siamese artisans over 300 years ago, was found undamaged in a Kuala Lipis gold mine in Pahang. A Malay newspaper reports dragon and flower engravings on the vessel.
In Reykjavik hot volcanic springs heat greenhouses where lettuce tomatoes melons grapefruit vines and even bananas are cultivated expanding Icelandic horticulture beyond traditional crops.
Mrs. William Wolford Gore reports the Rev and Mrs Walker returned from a two week trip visiting Chase City Lynchburg and Roanoke. Families of Larrick Messinee and Hook appear in visits and a Washington wedding is noted. Miss Omega Herndon heads to Bristol for holidays and a Hebron Baptist Sunday School Christmas party was held for attendees.
Mr and Mrs Kelly and family have moved into the Aber property and are in residence. Mr and Mrs Boyd McDonald and sons visited friends in Winchester and Reliance and saw Mr and Mrs Alvin Thomas. Joe Dwyer and daughter left for a Norfolk trip. Donna Broy stayed with grandmother Mrs Henry Broy at Reliance. Mrs A M Smith, recently visiting Mrs D H Glenn, has taken a job in Winchester. Monks and Collette families moved to Marlboro. David Owings is ill at home and Prank Werrick is improving.
Santa Claus interviewed children in a department store in Huntington West Virginia. Jay Gould, a 21 year old Marshall College student acting as Santa, heard usual requests for dolls and toys until a child asked for nothing saying You led to me last year.
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