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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
10
Public sale of farm and household equipment from the late F F Trimble estate realized about 2300 at White Hall on Wednesday. The auction was by order of Frances T Combs administratrix with items including a 1949 Chevrolet pickup truck corn sheller manure spreader and other gear.
Auction features farm equipment and extensive household goods led by auctioneer Coleman Donn. A local sale aims to clear items and raise proceeds for community needs.
The law sets the end for education benefits under the GI Bill on July 25 1956. WWII veterans discharged before July 25 1947 fall under a July 1951 cutoff. those discharged after have a four year window from discharge to qualify.
Local TV guides list WNEW Channel 4 and WMAL Channel 7 lineups with a mix of variety shows, dramas, sports, and family programs. Notable items include Dennis Day, We the People, Cavalcade of Stars, and wrestling from Hollywood, along with news and late-night movies.
Recent divorce records from Clerk Peyton Marshall list numerous final decrees and bed and board rulings. Various couples are granted desertions with custody and child support orders, including multiple cases where custody goes to one parent and weekly or monthly support is set for children.
Filla H. Timberlake, 85, widow of William B. Timberlake and former Reading resident, died Wednesday at Reading Hospital. Born November 19, 1866, to Amos and Henrietta Smith Huyett in Reading, she is survived by a sister, three nieces, and two nephews. Funeral services Monday at 1 p.m. from Theodore Allman Funeral Home with Rev. Gunnar Knudsen officiating. Burial in Charles Evans Cemetery.
A dense list of radio time slots and program names across networks. Entries include News for 14 minutes, Kiddies Hour, Sports Time, Newa Broadcast, News Commentary, films, and music programs with hosts such as Jack Smith and Roy Bowers.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association progress rule has led to at least 25 varsity athletes at major colleges being dropped or declared ineligible after midyear exams. The count reflects only names carried in wire service reports and is likely incomplete.
The text notes exams and new semester start as usual while publicity around athletes failing studies is unusually open. It contrasts with past years when colleges kept such academic setbacks private.
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