Local advisory board honors Standard Oil staff
Mrs. L. M. Allen chairs the advisory board as C. E. Routten presents equipment for Standard Oil Co. and R. E. White leads the squad in a lamp photo moment.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1958
Page
5
Mrs. L. M. Allen chairs the advisory board as C. E. Routten presents equipment for Standard Oil Co. and R. E. White leads the squad in a lamp photo moment.
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad begins limited service at 6 p m today, then 6 p m to 6 a m daily for a period before 24 hour duty. Recruitment open at headquarters 25 E Gerrard St. MO 2 4224. Over 1000 dollars of new gear donated by Standard Oil includes oxygen masks extinguishers stretchers blankets and a large first aid trunk.
Everett Dolphin and 60 members of the local congregation joined 588 attendees at a Bible Conference in Front Royal. Dolphin cited Jeremiah and Psalm verses, urging better daily life and service to God while noting forthcoming discussions at the Kingdom Hall.
Shenandoah Valley Inc executive committee approves a 1958 budget of 22 050 dollars. James A. Payne reports the plan, with a committee named to study a Valley wide folder and a reshaped 19 member lineup by February. Neil Chickle attends from Winchester as February 12 meeting is scheduled in Staunton.
The University of New Hampshire in Durham announces a festival scheduled for March 1 and 2. The event follows a January 31 to February 1 weekend period noted in earlier calendar items.
A shooting match to benefit the 1958 March of Dimes will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Denny's Auction on Berryville Pike. Carl Lewis chairs the event and will coordinate prizes while proceeds go to the March of Dimes. The organizer and his family reside in Rennertown and are active in several local organizations.
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