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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1951
Page
6
A Fort Dix report follows a June Army recruit from New Hampshire through 14 weeks of basic infantry training and final processing. The recruit, nearly 20, with high IQ and 19 weapons studied, endures live-fire drills and a simulated battle, finishing confident, fit, and ready for overseas duty with the expected surge of new soldiers.
Frederick County estate appraisements recorded in Clerk Lee N Whitacre's office list deceased owners and amounts. Entries include meres L Carper deceased 3814 and James N Larrick deceased 323.28 with various named appraisers such as Walter S Anderson and Grover Teets. other names include Blanche Noonan Claude M Grim Prank Lay and Benjamin C Hulver with sums 720 6725 approximately.
One of James W See's hens in Stephens City laid a remarkably large egg weighing four and three quarters ounces. It measures eight and nine sixteenths inches around and six and a quarter inches wide. Mr Bee keeps Indian River and New Hampshire Red hens and suspects a New Hampshire laid the giant egg.
Rouss Fire Company Drum and Bugle Corps plans to compete in the 88th annual Patriotic Parade in Gettysburg Pennsylvania on Independence Day. D C Hottle business manager notes the event begins at 3 p m DST with prizes of 100 50 and 25 dollars for top finishers. The local corps with majorettes and pom pom girls totaling about 50 will depart at 9 week morning standard time Wednesday.
The statement notes that hospitalization and medical coverage now reach over 70 million individuals. It further mentions increases of about 45 million and 20 million in related coverage categories.
Maj. Gen. Anthony Clem Ent McAuliffe born July 2, 1898 in Washington DC. Famed defender at Bastogne in the Battle of the Bulge, he later became chief of the Chemical Corps in 1949.
Warren Grim, 45, of Gibstone Hotel, facing charges after a drunken incident. Berk Horowitz, 28, from Houston, to serve and attend arraignment for related offenses.
Judge Marshall D. Charles Este grants divorces in Frederick County Circuit Court. Frances Sargent Affleck and Thelma H. Ashwood are named in two separate actions. Ashwood receives bed and board divorce with custody of three children. Affleck divorce details include alimony and child support provisions.
Morris E. Cather of the First Baptist Church has been licensed by the Frederick County Circuit Court to celebrate rites concerning cattle milking. The farm reported production of 120,000,000 pounds of milk last year, a near record after the 121,000,000 produced in the best year.
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