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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
14
A crossword list with clues across and down covering topics from units of work to disfigurements and ancient measures. Entries include gods, verbs, animals, and names, listing many common crossword prompts and solutions.
In Helena Arkansas on July 1 a handcuffed prisoner Herman Dolphin 22 store keeper shot deputy L D Weaver and was slain by deputy Clay Oliver after he grabbed a pistol from a wall while reentering his store to turn off a refrigerator. Dolphin had been arrested on a complaint from a planter who reportedly called him boy and threatened him with a pistol.
Mr. Carson Whitacre is improving after an illness. Mrs. Harry DeHaven is under a doctor's care. Miss Audrey DeHaven is a business guest of Mrs. Harry O. Kerns.
Mount Pleasant Virginia July 1 attendees at the birthday dinner for Mrs Hilda Milhon included the Sagers with Carlton and Garland, Geoughs, Dyke, Garland Wolverton, Robert Ebersole, Clayton Floyd, Clifton Milhon, Freida Peggy Patsy Milhon and Verner Milhon. Aberdeen visitors Earl Rosenberger and baby visited Holmers Rosenberger. Edward Perry Winchester and John Perry were dinner guests. The EUB church plans a childrens day program at 7 30 p m on July fourth.
SILER VA July 1 Mrs I M Whitacre of Howards Chapel is under care of a doctor. Those visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur DeHaven were Mr and Mrs Bobby Nail and daughter Alice Lee of Howards Chapel. Misses Eula May Dora and Virginia Lee Lutzenhiser all of Howards Chapel are visiting friends in Washington DC. Mr Fred Maury is visiting in Phila. Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitacre visited Mr and Mrs Elwood
A public health message urges residents to cut the weeds around homes to prevent pests and disease. Officials warn that overgrown lots can harbor mosquitoes and rodents and threaten community health.
A brief item notes Rock Creek Sparkling Water priced at 21 cents per bottle. The unrelated phrase Thrown for Jar appears as fragmented text with no clear context.
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