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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1958

Page

2

Funeral for Mrs Minnie R Collins on Route 5 West

Funeral services for Mrs Minnie R Collins wife of B A Collins will be held tomorrow. Friends meet at Route 5 west home at 10 AM and proceed to Zion Church near Augusta W Va for rites. Born October 14 1876 in Kirby WV she was daughter of Benjamin and Margaret Haines Hott. Survived by husband four children and one brother. Burial in Zion Church yard.

Minnie R. Collins B. A. Collins Zion Church Augusta W. Va Kirby Benjamin Margaret Haines Hott Zion Churchyard

Mrs Jennie Adams Fox 81 Widow Dies at Charles Town

Mrs. Jennie Adams Fox widow of Jack Fox of Harewood Farm Charles Town died in Charles Town General Hospital after seven weeks as patient. Born Gainesboro November 21 1876 she was daughter of Hiram O Adams and Perline Tripplett Adams. Surviving daughters Wallie Ann Cameron Robin son Hiram L Fox Clay Fox William Z Fox two sisters Mollie Adams seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Monday 2 pm at Strider Funeral Home Charles Town pastor Rev Carlisle McDonald. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Funeral home visitation through Sunday night.

Jennie Adams Fox Jack Fox Harewood Charles Town Charles Town General Hospital Fox Gainesboro Hiram O. and Perline Tripplett Adams Wallie Fox Ann Cameron Harpers Ferry Elizabeth Robinson Hiram L. Fox Berryville Clay H. Fox William Z. Fox Mollie Adams Strider

Fragmentary Plant Foreman Names From Page 1 Note

A plant foreman named James A. Gilles, a person identified as Franklin Jackson, appears in the continued page item. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or details of roles or actions.

James A. Gillespie Franklin Jackson

157 Pints Collected At Red Cross Blood Clinic

A total of 157 pints of blood was collected at the first Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic here in 1958. The drive raises the local total to 8,126 pints under the program with 53 first-time donors bringing the total registrants to 2,922. Several donors reached milestone counts including eight reaching one gallon and others achieving two or three gallons. Next clinic set for February 18 with the Veterans of Foreign Wars recruiting donors.

Red Cross Norman H. Baker Emanuel Bean Donald D. Davison Lewis H. Ebert Otis James B. Shull Ruth Co. Lofton Berlyn Moore Veterans of Foreign Wars

Cost of living drops in Australia in late 1957

Inflation is easing in Australia as the government reports a weekly cost of living decline of a shilling in the last quarter of 1957. The total 1967 drop in the six state capitals reaches two shillings.

Australia Canberra

Ammonia Blast Kills Three at Richmond Plant

Rescue crews recovered Charles Reddick Gray 39 plant foreman Robert Lester House 34 and Carl Jackson 41 all drivers of school trucks from a three story brick building at 5th and Byrd Streets. Moses L Williams 42 a plant employee was in critical condition. Ammonia fumes hindered operations and a blast tumbled brick into streets near Richmond's business district.

John Morris Charles Reddick Gray Robert Lester House Carl Jackson Moses L. Williams Williams Gray House 5Th Byrd Streets Richmond

Answers to the Daily Quiz and Miscellany

Answers to the Daily Quiz include details like Collect on delivery and Pledge as security on a loan. The entry notes a deed in 1946 and describes Boisterous and quarrelsome in relation to the Philippine Islands. It also answers Yes, Alphonse, and Forty days.

Philippine Islands

Auction listings for Jan sales across Winchester and Marion areas

A sequence of farm and estate sales listed for January with times and locations. Mills include Winchester Virginia 4 miles from Winchester on Front Royal Road. Mid dleway West Virginia 12 miles south on Summit Point road. Headley's Auctions at 1315 Valley Ave Winchester. Marion Pennsylvania one mile east for Ralph W. Horst’s farm equipment. Auctioneers noted as Dennis T. Cole W D Orndorff and Sanger Wagner Neidig.

Martha Pink Winchester Front Royal Road Dennis T. Cole O. A. Ryman Middleway W. Va Summit Point W. D. Orndorff Headley's Auctions Valley Ave Headleys Ralph W. Horst Marion Sanger, Wagner & Neidig

Churchill's Daughter Fined 50 in Malibu Court

Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill pleaded guilty to a drunken charge in Malibu Justice Court saying she was more ill than drunk. Judge Woodmansee fined her 50 or 10 days in jail noting her status but applying standard penalties.

Malibu Calif Sarah Churchill Britain Sir Winston Churchill Charles H. Woodmansee Newsomen Miss Churchill Sheriff's Anthony Beauchamp London

Aircraft and ships search for missing weather plane

Typhoon Ophelia swirls as crews scour oceans for a U S weather reconnaissance B59 bomber with 10 crewmen lost Tuesday night. Last contact was 600 miles north of Guam at 1130 p m heading into the storm center where winds exceed 140 mph. Navy listening posts from Guam Hawaii Anchorage and Adak detected faint distress signals but could not locate a position.

Honolulu U.S Guam Yokosuka Japan Navy Hawaii Anchorage Adak

Benson on Farm Policy and Regulation

Benson argues farmers are independent and intelligent and will decide wisely once all facts are available. He questions whether greater regulation or efficiency should guide policy, emphasizing informed choice by farmers.

Mobster Wetzel Dies in Mississippi Gas Chamber

William Alvin Wetzel a 33 year old New York mobster died in the Parchman State Penitentiary gas chamber after maintaining his innocence to the last. He was executed for the fatal throat slashing of Edgar Mc Graw and received no clemency from Lt. Gov. Carroll Gartin. His brother Frank faced murder charges after escaping a mental institution.

Parchman, Miss William Alvin Wetzel New York State Penitentiary Seneca Falls N.Y Edgar McGraw Wetzel Kermit Canterbury Indianola C. W. Watson Jackson Carroll Gartin Lee Hall State Supreme Court North Carolina

Bids Sought for Harpers Ferry Heating System

The Harpers Ferry National Monument invites bids from qualified firms to construct a heating system at the Headquarters and Visitors Center Building. Bid opening is January 23. Completion is within 90 days of award as part of Mission 66 development for the park by 1966.

Harpers Ferry National Monument National Monument West Virginia National Park Service

Jackson's Birthday Observance at Capitol in Richmond

Tuesday marks Stonewall Jackson's birthday with a ceremony at 2 p.m. in the old Hall of Debates. A new bust of Jackson, a gift from the Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy, will be unveiled. Bryant Baker is the sculptor. Governor Almond will accept the bust on behalf of the state.

Stonewall Jackson House of Debates Capitol Richmond Virginia United Daughters of the Confederacy Turner Ashby Bryant Baker Almond

Road crashes injure three in Berryville and Winchester area

A two vehicle rear collision near Berryville injures Miss Smith and Mr. Wines. a separate 1951 Chevrolet wreck near a curve causes total loss for the car. A truck overturn spills apples on Route 50 east of Shenandoah River Bridge with Purcell charged with reckless driving. In Winchester a 1956 Chrysler and a 1954 Pontiac collide on Boscawen Street with minor damage. Noah is Hebrew for comfort or rest.

Miss Smith Mr. Wines Berryville 8. L. Lee Route 50 Shenandoah River M. H. Moore Arthur E. Purcell Richmond Purcell Winchester Boscawen St Washington St Holmes McFarland Winchester Police Department Chrysler James M. Thomson Gaylord

Ralph Ware Re-elected President of Berryville Bank

Ralph Ware was re-elected president of the First National Bank of Berryville at a board meeting. Officers named include A. B. Hummer as vice president and chairman, Lewis F. Postelle cashier, Leona Mackley and Charles R. Roberson as assistant cashiers. Eight directors were elected, including Ware and Hummer, with Stolle starting his first term.

Berryville Ralph Ware First National Bank of A. B. Hummer Pesident Lewis FP. B8telle Leona Xackley Charles R. Roberson Ware Mr. Hummer Mr. Ware Mr. Stolle H. N. Ritter Leonard R. Bell Richard B. Smith, Jr C. C. Punkhouser Edward McC Williams Stolle Mary S. Longerbeam Beba C. Hill Louise Marcus Carter Dixon

Weather Today Warns of Windy Cold With Snow Flurries

The forecast calls for windy and cold conditions with snow flurries in the mountains tonight and Saturday. Lows range from 20s west to 30s east with little temperature change into Saturday. The five day Virginia outlook for January 18 to 22 shows temperatures near normal by midweek, with limited precipitation and mild shifts by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Virginia

Car Fire Traps Plymouth Sedan on Icy Route 50

Four miles west of town on Route 50 a 1950 Plymouth sedan owned by Roosevelt Mason burned interior totally. Firemen struggled to steer the truck on the sleet and, near the last hill, had to push the truck uphill to reach the car. Faulty wiring under the dash is blamed. Three firemen responded.

Route 50 Roosevelt Mason

Rainfall totals and averages for the year

Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows none. January rainfall to date is 1.52 inches, with 1958 to date at 1.82 inches. Average annual rainfall over 458 years is 36.78 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1957 list January 2.41, February 2.02, March 2.97, April 3.10, May 3.862, June 3.35, July 3.73, August 3.02, September 2.70, October 3.26, November 2.53, December 2.48 inches.

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