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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
9
Andrew Bell announced his office will stay open Saturdays to sell state motor vehicle licenses during July and August, despite Governor Tuck's order to close all state operated offices on Saturdays in those months. Bell will keep the office open each Saturday in July and August.
Test kitchen discovery shows corn sirup stretching sugar yields smoother richer rennet custard ice cream. Recipe uses Junket rennet tablet light cream sugar corn sirup vanilla. Suggestions include substitutes and a free sample offer from Junket Brand Foods.
The Helping Hand Mission of Indian Hollow schedules Sunday School at 3 PM and preaching at 8 PM on Sunday July 7.
New Market fire department joined a Mount Jackson July 4 parade twelve miles away and missed the Valley blaze that caused an estimated 10000 dollars in damage to the John Waybright building. The New Market crew arrived after the fire started.
Weather outlook projects average temperatures two to four degrees below normal through the five day period with a mild rise tomorrow then cooler Sunday and Monday. Showers are possible Saturday Sunday and Wednesday in southern areas with less than half an inch expected overall. West Virginia sees slightly warmer conditions tomorrow then cooler days fronting. Precipitation should stay under half an inch.
The Shenandoah Cooperative Farm Bureau plans its regular annual meeting August 3, 1946, at the Shenandoah County Fair Grounds. An old fashioned picnic meeting with a 10:30 a.m. start includes electing directors, a year in review, and remarks by L. M. Walker Jr., commissioner of agriculture, followed by a picnic lunch.
Renner sued in Clarke County Circuit Court over the death of his six year old daughter struck by a truck on the Millwood highway. Jury hung previously. this trial again ended with disagreement. Names listed include E. B. Jackson, George Boxwell, and William R. Carter.
Funeral services for Fannie Buckley Shiley were held Thursday at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post with Rev James A Figg rector. She had been an active worker since childhood and died Monday June 24 at home. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with pallbearers Bill White Pete Carper Tilden Snapp James Carroll Luther Shiley and Robert Shiley. She leaves to mourn a husband two daughters Mrs Ernest Hausenfinck of Frederick County Mrs William Clement of Charlottesville a son Arthur Shiley of White Post a brother Arthur Buckley a sister Mrs Bertha Armel and three half sisters.
President Truman rests at Shangri La in Maryland's mountains with Moun nearby. He walks swims reads and dozes as plans of a possible 18 mile drive to Getti arise. A Sunday return to Washington is expected.
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