Those Good Old Days Had Nothing on Today
Adele oo director of All y Neighborhood Schools in New York City says modern families can share work and plans to stay connected. She cites careful planning and open conversation as keys to relaxing at home and enjoying outings together, avoiding forced fun.
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David Taylor Marke
Adele Oo
Ally
New York City
Johnny
Dad
Mother
The
National Parent-Teacher
Sales Directory January sales in Gore Middletown and Boyce
Special Commissioner J Randolph Larrick posts sale of timberland on North Mountain at Gore Virginia at 1 p.m. Estate of Lloyd N Conner seller listing three trucks to be sold at Middletown Virginia near Coffee Restaurant at 2 p.m. A. M Fowler sale scheduled February 15 at 10 a.m. north of Boyce on Pyretown Road offering livestock implements and household goods.
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J. Randolph Larrick
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
North Mountain
Lloyd N. Conner
Middletown
A. M. Fowler
Boyce
Pyretown Road
Family interests and shared experiences boost togetherness
The piece emphasizes that families often miss common interests. Sharing office tales and children's activities helps bonding. Starting with a birthday or festive dinner, involve everyone in menus and plans. Experiences together make family life deeply satisfying.
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Miss Franklin
Presbyterian Men To Meet Jan 25 Speaker Capt McLawhorn
The Men of the Church at Winchester Presbyterian Church will hold a monthly dinner January 25 at 6 30 p m in the assembly room. Capt C W McLawhorn of Massanutten Military Academy will speak on Robert E Lee with Capt Robert Bench officiating Raymond D Saxe is program chairman.
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C. W. McLawhorn
Massanutten Military Academy
Church of the Winchester Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Lee
Robert Benchoff
Raymond D. Saxe
Volunteers to File With Draft Boards
President Truman ordered all youths volunteering for military service to file through their local draft boards. Volunteers must submit an application even if not registered, and those applying for voluntary induction will be classified promptly.
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Washington
Truman
Armed Services
White House
Mr. Truman
Navy
Ai Force
Army
Headless rabbit amazes West Branch store crowd
A teen hunter shot a headless rabbit in West Branch Michigan and kept alive for a week. Veterinarian Dr Robert Rea and MSU pathologists will study how the animal survived by preserved blood flow and spinal function while starved.
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West Branch
Mich
Michigan State College
George Patlo
Robert Rea
Patlo
Rea
Dr. Rea
Funeral for Joseph Alexander Held in Omps Home
Funeral services for Joseph Henry Alexander 64 farmer of Stephenson died Thursday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The service was Saturday at 4 p m at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Floyd Wine officiating and interment in Red Bud United Brethren Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray Pangle Jim Wilson Harry Elliott Stanley Clevenger Harvey H Shiley and Billy Bierer.
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Joseph Henry Alexander
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral
Floyd Wine
Red Bud United Brethren Cemetery
Ray Pangle
Jim Wilson
Harry Elliott
Stanley Clevenger
Harvey H. Shiley
Billy Bierer
Services Sunday For Robert Adams
Funeral services for 91 year old farmer Robert Walton Adams of Gainesboro were held at the Gainesboro Methodist Church with Rev Roy F. Schumaker officiating. Burial followed in the parish cemetery with pallbearers Ellis Bayliss Nathaniel Ritter Frank Fout Frank Flowers Carl Ramey and William Melwee. The Naval Academy at Annapolis was established in 1845.
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Robert Walton Adams
Gainesboro
Gainesboro Methodist Church
Roy F. Schumaker
Ellis Bayliss
Nathaniel Ritter
Frank Fout
Frank Flowers
Carl Ramey
William Melwee
Guest Speaker Leads Week of Prayer in Winchester
Rev. Albert G Edwards of Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church conducts the Week of Prayer at Winchester Presbyterian Church on Loudoun Street. Services begin 7 30 each evening with a capacity crowd attending the opening night. Tonight Edwards speaks on Great Expectations with Rev. Robert Whitten in charge and Dr. S L Flickinger leading prayer.
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Albert G. Edwards
Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Loudoun St
Edwards
Robert Whitten
8. L. Flickinger
Badman Bill Cook Reported Caught
Sheriff Bert Strand said Badman Bill Cook was captured in Mexico near the Lower California Peninsula with two El Centro prospectors Forrest Camden and Jeames Burke. The trio was reportedly en route to Tijuana by airplane under Mexican authorities supervision. The manhunt traces to the January discovery of the Mosser family murder scene near Tulsa Oklahoma. The missing Mosser family bodies have not been located.
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San Diego
Calif
Bert Strand
Bill Cook
Mexico
Cook
Lower
California Peninsula
el Centro California
Forrest Camden
Jeames Burke
Joplin
Illinois
Oklahoma
Tijuana
el Centro
Carl Mosser
Tulsa
Oklo
Thelma
Donald Dean
Cary Carl
Pamela Sue
Life in Prison For Ilse Koch
Ilse Koch was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering Buchenwald prisoners. The 44 year old, known as the Red Witch of Buchenwald, was convicted of crimes against Austrian and German inmates. She did not attend the verdict.
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Augsburg
Germany
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Red Witch
Mrs. Grace Kerns Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Grace Kerns were held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Fairview Lutheran Church Timber Ridge with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Relatives met at 2 p.m. at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge before the service. She died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Winchester. Born September 11 1873 she was the daughter of Henry and Mary Arnica of Paw Paw West Virginia and a 30 year Lutheran Church member.
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Grace Kerns
Fairview Lutheran Church
Timber Ridge
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Kerns
Loy Eaton
Winchester
Henry
Mary Arnica
Paw Paw
W. Va
The
Lutheran Church
Answers to quiz questions printed on Page 4
IQ quiz solutions include Dominion of Canada Rhea Silvia Seals New Mexico Civil War Gilbert and Sullivan Anthony and Cleopatra Napoleon Josephine related note flight from New York to the Pacific Coast ended in Theland in 1942 and Springfield as the final item.
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Dominion of Canada
Rhea Silvia
Seals
New Mexico
Gilbert and Sullivan
Anthony
Cleopatra
Napoleon
Josephine
Vicomte Alexandre Beauharnais
New York
Pacific Coast
Springfield
Living Costs Reach Historic Highs and Policy Delays
A survey traces rising living costs to a postwar surge, Korea War pressures, and slow establishment of a price and wage control system. It notes Truman’s measures, Baruch’s push, ESA formation, and staffing hurdles, with DiSalle and Valentine clashing on price freezes.
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Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Mr. Truman
ESA
Office of Price Control
Wage Stabilization Board
Alan Valentine
Cyrus S. Ching
Valentine
Ching
Korea
Governments Bureau of Labor Statistics
Michael V. DiSalle
Valentine DiSalle
Washington
DiSalle
OPA
Labor
Lions Club to Hear Borden executive Foster
The Lions Club hosts guest speaker Will A. Foster vice president of The Borden Cheese Company at the regular weekly meeting tomorrow at 12 15 PM in the George Washington Hotel. Foster, a Wisconsin native and UW College of Agriculture alumnus, rose from Army private to captain and later led dairy sales and advertising for Borden in Chicago and New York.
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Will A. Foster
Borden Cheese Company
New York
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Wisconsin
Mr. Foster
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
U. S. Army
Borden Company
Chicago
Borden's
United States
Officers Seize 200 Gallon Copper Still Near West Virginia Line
Investigators K P Shenk and H C Pangle display a 200 gallon copper tank still and coils found stored near Route 11 about one mile from the West Virginia line. The device was not in use and no liquor ingredients were taken.
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Alcoholic Beverage Commission
K. P. Shenk
H C. Pangle
West Virginia Line
Route 11
Shenk
Police Court Fines Reported in City Session
Elmer H. Lewis Route 2 was fined 50 dollars and costs for speeding before Trial Justice John W. Rice. Garland E. Clowser Mt Williams paid 20 dollars and costs for a similar charge. George Miller South Main Street fined 5 dollars and costs for leaving garbage uncovered. One drunk fined 10 dollars and costs another 5 dollars and costs.
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Elmer H. Lewis
Route 2
John W. Rice
Garland E. Clowser
Mt. Williams
George Miller
South Main Street
Special County Grand Jury Called in Frederick County
A special grand jury was summoned and sworn in before Judge Elliott Marshall to serve until the close of the term. It received indictment bills and retired for deliberation. Witnesses were sworn and began testifying in secret. The docket set civil cases for the present session. The oldest carillon in the United States is at Ames Iowa with bells cast in 1896.
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Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Court reverses death sentence for Charles Holober
The Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals reversed the death sentence of Charles Francis Holober, a former Washington taxi driver, ordering a new trial. The ruling cited improper witness examination by Judge Paul E Brown during the prior proceedings. Holober, now 42, confessed to killing his wife at a deserted nudist camp in Fairfax County in 1949 and burying his eight month old daughter in a shallow grave.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Charles Francis Holober
Washington
C. Vernon Spratley
Circuit Court of
Fairfax County
Holober
Paul E. Brown
June
Heinz Manager Returns From National Manufacturing Convention
W. L. Hickey, manager of the local H J Heinz Company factory, has returned from a three day convention at the Pittsburgh headquarters. He joined Heinz representatives from the United States and Canada to plan operations for 1951 and to discuss broader food industry challenges.
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W. L. Hickey
H. J Heinz Company
Pittsburgh
Heinz
Canada
Bread Prices Up One Cent Here
Local housewives have been paying one cent more for bread since last week. A baking company official cited higher costs for ingredients labor and paper as the reason for the price increase.
Crossword Clue Fill-In Puzzle Clues and Answers
A list of numbered clue prompts with across and down entries such as Bristie-like process, Tellurium symbol, Saturate, Craze, Starchy foodstuff, Shake, Old measures of length, Marshy meadow, Remaining, Music note, Appear, Conjunction, Fisherman, Monster, Spanish tile, Misrepresent, Makes true, Mountain nymph, Large ladle, Antelope eight-letter, Over poetically, Board of Ordnance abbreviation.
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