DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS CLUES PACKED FOR SOLVING
Crossword puzzle with clues across and down asking for ventilated, judging severely, oe account, leaps, perfect, cease, earth as a goddess, Hindu powers, rough lava, journeying by land, fish in South America, list, grand mothers, radium symbol, throw, music note, lizards, harmonizes, science of human duty, bark, a burial, signal system, before, snare, low distress sound, A fruit, garden to, bedeck, Eastern Mediterranean and coast, Norse god, apprehend, rope with running noose, sloth, be of one mind, Wessels naut, river, drinks in small amounts, brood of pheasants, slice, cunning, centilizer abbr, masculine pronoun.
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Earth
Mediterranean
Wesselsnaut
Enrico Caruso Stages Caricatures Besides Opera Fame
The celebrated Italian singer Enrico Caruso was a gifted caricaturist who included himself in his sketches. His talents spanned opera performance and humorous drawings, revealing a versatile artistry beyond the stage.
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Enrico Caruso
Local residents with visits and travel notes in January
John Hoover and William Smith traveled to Washington on business. Hazel Foreman and son Michael spent the weekend with her parents near Moorefield West Virginia. Stanley Watkins visited C. J. Keckley. Donald Smith visited G L Rosier and family and R F Bradfield. Catherine Evans of Petersburg called on Hazel Foreman while her mother was a Winchester hospital patient. Quentin Evans and son Bobby visited in the Foreman home. Ethel Rudolph and Mamie Locke spent a day with Arthur White. Betty Lou Bradfield and Linette Spicer spent Monday shopping in Washington.
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Chambersville
John Hoover
William Smith
Washington
Hazel Foreman
Michael
Petersburg
W. Va
Winchester Hospital
Quentin Evans
Bobby
Foreman
Ethel Rudolph
Mamie Locke
Arthur White
Betty Lou Bradfield
Linette Spicer
Fortune Telling booklet offered by Winchester Star bureau
Revelations By Your Face explains reading facial features for character and offers a 48 page Fortune Telling booklet. It covers card reading tea leaves coffee grounds signs omens and superstitions. Fifteen cents postpaid via coupon to Information Bureau 316 Eye St NE Washington DC.
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Winchester Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington 2
D. C
Fortune Tellin
Kernstown Notes and Weekend Visits Mention Local Guests
Mrs Stanley Boyce and her daughter will spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs R W Bayliss. Mr Boyce and Mrs Roy Bayliss return after mid term exams at the University of Virginia. Melvin Sandy moves into a new house. J C Cammer hosted P W Plumly, John Good and Louise Miller. Lorainne Maker from Opecuon stayed overnight with Patsy Barale. T M Triplett of Markham visited Loring Ritter during illness and death of her husband. Young Adult class meets Feb 1 at Mrs Wayne Warren's home with co hostesses and devotional leader.
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Kernstown
Stanley Boyce
R. W. Bayliss
Boyce
Roy Bayliss
U. of Virginia
Charlottesville
Melvin Sandy
J. C. Cammer
P. W. Plumly
John Good
Louise Miller
Lorainne Marker
Opequon
Patsy Baralae
T. M. Triplett
Markham
Loring Ritter
Siler Family Local Notes and Illness Updates
On January 29, Sunday, Mr. Lee Whitacre visited Mr. Merville Whitacre. Clarence Davis remains home with rheumatism. Lynwood DeHaven returns to school after measles. Harry DeHaven visited Harry Kerns on business. Mrs. E W Braithwaite ill. Norma Kerns improving after measles. E B Whitacre called on Harold Lamp in Glengary West Virginia. Watkins dealer visited nearby customers Friday. Henry DeHaven recovering from knee injuries from post cutting. The average human hair is about three and one half thousandths of an inch thick.
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Glengary
W. Va
Watkins Dealer
Henry DeHaven
Self-defense Claim At Beecham Cornette Slaying Trial
Beecham Cornette stands trial in Washington County Circuit Court for the shotgun murder of Lloyd Bates last September. He testified his wife Frances Cornette announced she was pregnant and asked him to leave, but he refused to give custody of their two children. Cornette said Bates moved toward him with a hand in his pocket and he fired after warnings, stating he acted in fear with potential trouble foreseen by G H Ball.
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Abingdon
Beecham Cornette
Lloyd Bates
Cornette
Washington County
Commonwealth
Bates
Frances Cornette
G. H. Ball
Mascagni Honored With Plaque in Rome
A marble plaque marks the Rome site of Pietro Mascagni's death on the Plaza Hotel facade along the Corso. A military band played Cavalleria Rusticana selections and tenor Beniamino Gigli sang Mascagni arias to a large crowd in San Carlo's piazza. Mascagni, born 1863 in Livorno, died August 8 1945.
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Rome
Pietro Mascagni
Plaza Hotel
Corso
Beniamino Gigli
Mascagni
San Carlo
Livorno
Average monthly rainfall from 1913 to 1948 shown
The record lists present and past rainfall figures, with January to December monthly averages in inches from a 36 year period 1913 1948 inclusive. Includes year to date rainfall 1949 and total January rainfall to date. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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Daily Crossword
Slice
Cunning
Centilizer
Opera Sing
Loudoun
Hill’s
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Winchester
Order of the Golden Rule
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
DODGE
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
RS Supply Company
N. Cameron
Winchester L Atte Plumber
Wee
BTL
Fon Fang
State
Washington, D. C
Emilie Loring
Madam Stewart
New England
Deb
Siler
and Anderson
Boscawen St
Otto, Moe
Bill
Bill Battail
B & M Chevrolet Sales Co
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales CO
Glamor Girls
Don Flowers
King Features Syndicate
Blonie
Chic Young
Henry
By Carl Anderson
Camine
Secret Agent X-9
By Mel Grafe
F.B.I
CAS
Big Sister
U. S. Patent Office
Bennetts Town
FEDS
By Les Forgrave
DE Cave
Etta Kett
U. 3 Patent Office
By Paul Robinson
Linda
Chickie
South
Etta
Muggs and
Skeeter
Have
Ette
U. S
By Wally Bishop
Hela Bank
BANK
Pops Bank