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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1963

Page

16

Winchester Evening Star publication details and ad rates

The Winchester Evening Star lists contact numbers and staff including Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor H D Koontz Business Manager Eugene Miller Managing Editor. It also provides circulation terms by mail rates and delivery route details with address in New York for national representation and outside Virginia and West Virginia surcharge.

Jack F. Davis H. D. Koontz Eugene Miller Winchester Gallagher-Delisser, Inc East 44Th St New York City Bates W.va

Holiday safety warnings stress car and fire hazards this season

Off year safety experts urge caution during the holidays citing dangers from Christmas trees and faulty wiring. They warn against drinking and driving and stress that strict precautions can save lives amid warmer debates on international communism and gun use by police in various nations.

Winchester Couples Secure 57 Marriage Licenses This Week

The Star Files notes 57 couples obtained marriage licenses in Winchester this week as 1938 progresses. Clerk C C Brannon reports strong license sales all year. Mrs Ruth Baker receives farewell from Miss Katherine Brill as she moves away. Mr and Mrs E W Smith announce their daughter Frances D Smiths marriage to John Fisher son of Mr and Mrs W Lee Fisher.

C. C. Brannon Winchester Katherine Brill Piccadilly Street Ruth Baker E. W Smith Frances D. Smith John Fisher W. Lee Fisher

Empire Theater opens under Herman Hable on Christmas Day

Fifty years earlier in 1913 the Empire Theater welcomed customers with Herman Hable as manager. President Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law, shaping currency policy. Revenue reports show whiskey consumption doubling over 15 years with bonded spirits rising from 136,841,378 gallons in 1899 to 276,784,540 gallons in 1913.

New Empire Theater Herman Hable Wilson United States

Christmas Endures Beyond the Day Says Earl L Douglas

Daily Meditation argues Christmas is not a single date but a continuing cosmic event of the soul. It asserts Christ remains present in church, work, and daily life, urging believers to hold fast to Christmas as hope and joy.

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Lyndon Johnson Aims On Budget Reform And Resolve

A personal reminiscence portrays Lyndon Johnson as thrifty determined and hard working. The author recalls Johnson’s early struggles, later budget reappraisal efforts, and a steadfast drive to keep the nation financially disciplined.

Moving to a New Location Not a Cure for Disease

Old proverb about greener grass prompts discussion of moving for health. Moving to different states rarely cures bronchitis asthma sinusitis or arthritis. Climate change alone cannot alter disease courses and misperceptions persist despite occasional improvements.

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Christmas Victory at Trenton Recalled as Nation Remembers

Washington led about 2,500 ragged Continental soldiers across icy rivers and through snow to rout Hessian troops at Trenton. The brief battle yielded 20 to 30 Hessian dead, four American wounded, and a decisive boost to morale and resolve for the American cause.

J. W. Davis Washington America Trenton Tally

Why Byrd credits Virginia progress over West Virginia

Virginia Senator Harry Byrd Jr told a Wise County audience that 104 new industries announced plans for Virginia in 21 months and 136 existing plants planned major expansions. He attributed progress to good government a climate fair to managers and workers and to Virginia’s balanced budget roads and to-work law.

Virginia Harry F. Byrd, Jr Wise County West Byrd West Virginia

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