Bank secretary claims raised checks to recoup funds
Evyleen Cronin testifies in forgery and grand larceny trial that she issued and raised 26 checks totaling 4284 dollars to recover her own money from Tallulah Bank s former secretary position. Cronin insists every dollar was spent on her needs and that Bankhead owes her money, as the courtroom proceedings continue past 10 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tallulah Bank
Mmaid
Sas
Evyleen Cronin
Fred G. Moritt
Quiz Answers Revealed for Page 4 Questions
Answers list includes Missouri Paris France Korea Iron horse Animal Japan Titipu L Tennyson and notes on limited naval graduate commissions as second lieutenants in the U S Navy Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Paris
France
Korea
Iron Horse
Animal
Japan
Titipu
L ‘Tennyson
Aoeae
Ee Eens Law
Aten Than “Tietion
U.S Naval
U. & Marine Corps
Local Sales Directory Listings and Dates
The notice lists real estate sales and trusts with times and locations in Winchester. Entries mention W White real estate at White Post, W C Miller Estate at Frederick Court, Larrick Trustee at Frederick County Court House, and North Braddock Street sale details with January dates and noon deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. White
White Post
W. C. Miller
Frederick
Larrick
Prederick County Court House
North Braddock St
Winchester
Corporation Court
City of
Virginia
Mary Barton
Harry Schmidt
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Mrs Donovan recalls Winchester Star ties and family roots
Front Royal resident Mrs. Donovan, daughter of the late J W Clark and Ida W Clark, discusses her family farm near Evendale and the move to Winchester. She notes the Star helps her follow news from Winchester and beyond, despite wintery travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arra
Hubert R. Donovan
Ida W. Clark
Front Royal
Winchester Star
Star Office
Mrs. Donovan
J. W. Clark
Evendale
Winchester
Virginia Avenue
Donovan
Douglas High School announces new rules and patrol unit
Douglas High School outlines changes after holidays including no loitering and new rules. A student patrol unit will begin January 3 with Wesley Jackson as chairman, under supervision of Mr. Jackson and Principal Mr. Kirk Gaskins. duties limited to the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Douglas High School
Wesley Jackson
Jackson
Kirk Gaskins
Dancers Pay Last Respects to Jerry in Grange Hall
In MOT Me a small town remembered Jerry Hilborn a 74 year old cheesemaker who died 26 years ago. Villagers gathered for a final haymakers jig amid a snowstorm to honor him on what would have been Jairus Hilborns 100th birthday. Mrs Bertha Hilborn 78 joined for a moment of silence as townspeople recalled his annual fiddlers party funded by a $30 bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Grange Hall
Jairus Hilborn
Bertha Hilborn
Christmas Eve Candle Lighting Service at Old Stone Church
The Old Stone Presbyterian Church on East Piccadilly St will host a Candle Lighting Service on Christmas Eve from 11 p.m. to 12 o’clock. Music director William Fraula leads combined choirs from downtown and Stine's Chapel and Highland Avenue Chapel. A 15 minute chimes concert precedes the service with pastors and ministers reading Scripture and leading carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Duckwall
Ronald S. Wilson
U S Deserters To East Germany Identified
Three American soldiers who deserted to Communist East Germany on December 3 were named by the U S Army as Private Charlies J Scott of Decatur Illinois guardian Rufus A Scott married to Mrs Evelyn Lee Scott of Roanoke Virginia Private Sydney R Sparks of Tennille Georgia son of Mrs Lucille Cooper Giasin and Private Rey B Shultz of Batavia New York son of Mrs Louis Shultz Sparks and Shultz were reportedly with a taxi driver in an assault A letter from Sergei Dengin to Maj Gen Lemuel Mathewson claimed the men sought political asylum in the East and that it was granted The source notes this claim from the Soviet Control Commission in Germany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. S
Germany
Charlies J. Scott
Decatur, I
Rufus A. Scott
Evelyn Lee Scott
Roanoke
Sydney R. Sparks
Tennille
Georgia
Lucille Cooper Giasin
Rey B. Shultz
Batavia
N. Y
Louis Shultz
Shultz
Sparks
Sergei Dengin
Soviet Control Commission
Lemuel Mathewson
East
Trimble Flavious Dies At White Hall At 73
Flavious Trimble known as Flave, 73, of White Hall, died at his home on the White Hall farm where he was born. Born December 18, 1878, he was a farmer and longtime member of the White Hall Methodist Church. Survived by a brother W H Trimble of Winchester and three nieces Frances Combs, Hester Ritter, and Ruth Trimble. Remains at 1 Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Flavious ‘Flave’ Trimble
White Hall
W. D
Mary Hyatt Trimble
Trimble
W. H. Trimble
Winchester
Frances Combs
Hester Ritter
Ruth Trimble
Alexandria
Presbyterian Kindergarten Christmas Program Concludes
The Presbyterian Kindergarten closed for its annual Christmas party with carols recitations and a Kindergarten Band performance. Movies The Christmas Story in color and The Night Before Christmas were shown as gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. The school plans to reopen January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Kindergarten
Beverley Byrd
Josephine Earle
Bob Bush
Dianne Crim
Helen Butler
Cathy Penn
Betty Buncutter
Ann Holsinger
Phyllis McCubbin
Pete Cl
Mob crowds city hiring hall in snow shovel drive
Nearly 3,000 men mobbed a Detroit City Hall snow shovel hiring site. Ninety police restored order as workers pressed the door. About 1,000 were hired at $1.41 an hour to clear streets. 2,000 were turned away.
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Detroit
Speed of 68.18 mph for UCLA quarterback’s throw in 1945
A 68.18 mph football throw was recorded for Bob Waterfield the UCLA quarterback in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Waterfield
University of California At
Los Angeles
Mysterious Wild Animal Spooks Schuylkill County Residents
Reports from Pottsville area residents describe a mysterious wild animal roaming woods and farms at night near Schuylkill County. Game Warden John Spencer investigates after miners and guards, including Frank Bosack of a nearby independent coal mine, report frightened encounters and tracks that cannot be identified.
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Pottsville
John Spencer
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
Frank Bosack
John W Mauzy Rites Held for 85 Near Chambersville
Funeral services for John W. Mauzy, 85, who died near Chambersville, were held yesterday at 1 30 p m at the Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev J Goode. Burial followed at Ebenezer Cemetery with pallbearers Bryan Kern Arthur Purtlebaugh Russell Cooper Wilson Derflinger Clinton Larrick and Clayton Pingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mauzy
Chambersville
Jones Funeral
J. Goode
Ebenezer Cemetery
Bryan Kern
Arthur Purtlebaugh
Russell Cooper
Wilson Derflinger
Clinton Larrick
Clayton Pingley
Congregational Church Plans Special Nativity Pageant
The Pilgrim Fellowship of the Congregational Christian Church presents a Nativity pageant at 5 o clock Sunday afternoon. The story of the prophecy and birth of the Saviour will unfold through tableau and song with many young participants listed. Mrs. Robert Whitten directs, Mrs. Grover Daugherty is organist.
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Pilgrim Fellowship of
The
Congregational Christian Church
Gail Carper
Monte Connor
Juanita Daugherty
Mary Ruth Whitten
David Robertson
Phyllis Sawyer
Wayne Rees
Raymond McMullen
Dickie Green
Allen Shirley
Dickie Streit
Billie Casilear
Donald Shirley
Jerone Sirbaugh
Ann Arthur
Margaret Ducknall
Freda Seldon
Ronald Carper
Howard Carper, Jr
Ralph Pugh
Shirley Hauptman
Helen Nail
Dorothy Daugherty
Robert Whitten
Grover Daugherty
Staunton-Waynesboro Milk Market Split
The State Milk Commission split the Staunton and Waynesboro market into two divisions to allow price hikes in Staunton while keeping Waynesboro’s price at 20 cents per quart. Early Dawn Cooperative serves about 95 percent of Waynesboro, and the producer price rises from 5.85 to 6.20 per hundred pounds.
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Richmond
Staunton
Waynesboro
State Milk Commission
Early Dawn
The
Milk Commission
Mt. Dora Adopts Citywide Electric Garbage Disposals
Mt. Dora Florida implements townwide electric garbage disposers with about ninety percent of homes connected to septic systems. Disposers grind waste into small particles for rapid breakdown in tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Dora
Fla
Presbyterian Church Christmas Service In City Sunday
The Winchester Presbyterian Church holds a Christmas program Sunday at 5 PM led by William Fraula with Helen Samsell and choirs. A six part pageant follows featuring sacred songs and carols. cast includes Eugene McIntire and others with costume and lighting committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Presbyterian
William Fraula
Helen Samsell
Bach
Leontivitch
Joseph
Willoughby
York
Herald Angels
Praetorius
Adams
Wilson
Muller
Moths and Butterflies Do Not Grow After Emergence
Insects do not increase in size once they emerge as winged adults. They appear in the fully developed winged form and no further growth occurs in this stage.
Water from 1 inch of rain per acre equals 113 tons
The Smithsonian Meteorological Tables state that a 1 inch rainfall yields 113 tons or 27 154 gallons of water per acre in the area specified.
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B.C. A
Smithsonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Flavious “Flave” Trimble
Jones Funeral Home
Cell Jones
Nome
R. J. McClure, Jr., Div
Mgr Investors Diversified
W. Va
Winchester Evening Star
Douglas School News
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Willys-Overland
America
JEEP
Willys
Plymouth
Desoto
Old Stone Church
U.S
E. Germany
Flavious Trimble
Congregational Church
Staunton-Waynesboro
Gene
Todey
South Braddock St
Gether
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
City
Straits of
Gibraltar
Boreas
Perms
Parker Drive-ins Industrial
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron St
Woodland Avenue
Virginia Avenue School
F.H.A
Glaize & Bro
Brumback & NS
N. Braddoch St
Omps’ Funeral Home
Orchard
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Apple Pie Ridge
Clarence E. Martin
Peoples Trust Building
FORD
Shenandoah Motor CO
Winchester, Virginia
Handley School
W. C. Miller & Grace Lutheran Church Real Estate
County Court House
Stewart Street
Richard A. Goode
Harrison, Benham & Thoma
James P. Reardon
Scully & Woltz
A. Garland Williams
Berryville
Corporation Court of
J. Edward Thoma
Robert K.woltz
Coleman Dunn
Bond
C. J. Marshall
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