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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1946
Page
7
Beverley Miller 98 W Cork Street was fined 80 for being drunk and disturbing the peace by Judge John Rice this morning. A six month jail sentence had been suspended. Also arraigned today were Paul Kelohner 23 Cork Street for drunkenness in Derry.
End of June 26 marks the passing of a Winchester resident famed for intelligence and service. He spent his life in the community, working at Mowery's Jewelry Store and later Winchester Electric Service. A gifted musician, he loved the fiddle, guitar, and banjo, and his friends recall his generous help to neighbors and friends.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about social smoking on the street and resting hands at the table. A man should stop smoking or hold the cigar between fingers when walking with a woman acquaintance. At meals hands should not be left resting on the table when not in use.
Park Nine plans a six o'clock practice tonight led by Sendy Beker for a demanding week. Winchester faces Viscose at Front Royal Thursday at four, then hosts Heurich Brewers of Washington, DC Saturday and Sunday. Front Royal plays a twilight game tomorrow versus the Quantico Marines.
American sources expected Byrnes to back internationalization if the UN governs not four powers. The French plan would clear a key hurdle to a European peace conference. Molotov urged permanent internationalization with a coastal zone from Duino to Cittanova, Britain also favoring permanence.
Fragmented notes report measurements and averages with inconsistent units. Mentions rainfall, precipitation above average, and a listed figure près for a month, but details are unclear.
The Bikini Atoll test left the Independence reduced to a gutted shell afloat while the Nevada Pensacola and Sakawa bore the brunt of the explosion. The bomb burst between Nevada and Pensacola. The submarine Skate near the Nevada showed severe damage to its conning tower. Beaching was attempted to ease hull assessment.
Price Control Bright and district Control Board staff were told to stay on the job as no authority for liquidating activity had been received. Property owners report no rent increases now amid conflicting forecasts. Dr. L M Allen and Dr. C R Anderson say they will hold rents, awaiting future developments.
About 52,747 people reside within a twenty mile radius of Winchester slowing travel to Northwest Virginia's shopping hub.
Virginia researchers plan to plant about 2 000 seedlings for 1946 47 across 90 new varieties in orchards and grape breeding. Projects aim to develop late blooming pest resistant apples and high quality peaches, with home garden emphasis and mountain truck crop studies. A $250 scholarship for horticul ture majors at VPI is established by the Virginia State Horticultural Society and its auxiliary.
Chicago July 2 state prosecutor Tuohy said 19 separate crimes including assault with intent to kill and burglary would be filed today against 17 year old William Heirens. FBI palm print matches link him to the Degnan ransom note and new developments tie him to the Disappearance case.
Funeral services for Tellis J. Sigros, who died Sunday night, will be held at the Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock.
Members of Mt. View Methodist Church Back Creek District will hold their thirty second annual convention July 7 at 2 30 PM. A Snapp president and Mrs Ivan Miller secretary announced the program including songs prayers readings the Bible in public schools and closing benediction with Rev C H Anderson Rev W C Snyder Rev Rayman Booze and other church leaders participating.
Charles Arthur Kline age 52 died Monday morning at Lebanon Church. He was the son of Mary E. Jewell and Walter Hite Kline and husband of Lola Mae Kline. Surviving are four children and multiple siblings. Funeral Thursday at 11 from Shilo United Brothers Church with Dr. H. M. Crim officiating. burial in Boehm Cemetery.
Funeral services for Granville Curtis Stotler of near Shepherdstown were held at Browns Funeral Home in Martinsburg. Interment followed at Chestnut Grove Cemetery in Frederick County.
Rev R Carrington Paulette pastor of First Baptist Berryville will leave Thursday for Virginia Beach to serve as camp pastor for the Royal Ambassador Camp for boys aged 11 and 12. In his absence on Sunday July 7 the pulpit at 11 oclock will be filled by Rev J W Simmons.
The Court of Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards disposes cases including Amos M Taylor Rt 1 Winchester for drunk in public with 10 dollars and costs. John E Sisk White Post drunken public with 10 dollars and costs. William J Wikerson Middletown reckless driving and no operator license with 15 dollars and costs. Joseph R Agee Front Royal failure to stop at a stop sign with 5 dollars and costs.
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