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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
11
Classified and display ad terms listed with per word pricing and column rates. Out-of-town ads require cash with submission and same-day inclusion depends on 10 p m cutoff. Radio repairs by Frank Macomber and beauty den appointment line included.
POR SALE 24 inch Dieh fan heavy duty. Phone MO 2-6311. (7-5-3t) LOST Brown billfold between McCrory and Baker and Anderson. Phone MO 32-6000. Reward. (7-8-3:
A Greyhound bus and a truck collided killing driver Anthony Piazza aged 44 and bystander George Ortman aged 40. Thirteen passengers were injured as the bus crashed into a house after the impact, with driver Angelo A. MacNufe stating he braked for a left turn. The Memphis-bound bus also struck a parked car and felled a tree.
A yard party will be held at Mt Olive Evangelical United Brethren Church starting 5 p m. Chicken ham and other sandwiches cake and pie will be served. Local residents and visitors are noted in the week’s social entries including Agnew Strawderman Wiley Shipe Mayhew Anderson and Stotler.
Clarke County supervisors approve a change to the subdivision ordinance replacing hard surface for rural roads with hard surfaced and treated. The plan, proposed by the Planning Commission, followed a funding request for the Episcopal Church in Boyer. A curb installation was discussed for frontage on Rt. 612 in front of the church and talks about bringing 3 miles of road into the state secondary system continued.
Garland M. Canter and Charlies A. Pine Jr. return from the Kiwanis International Convention in Chicago. About 14 000 delegates attended the largest Kiwanis meeting. H Park Arnold presided and the comestone was laid for Kiwanis International Home Office Building. Kenneth B. Loheed of Toronto was elected president for the coming year.
James Richard Milburn announces appearance before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on July 18, 1958 to apply for a license to retail beer above 3.2 percent at The Redwood located RFD 2 on U S Route 522 about six miles northwest of Winchester Virginia. The beverage will be consumed on and off the premises.
The Lyndhurst Kiwanis Club proposed an unconventional playground replacing typical swings with a 16 foot sewer pipe, railroad track section, flower garden, a play street with signals, and an off limits sign. The Lyndhurst City Council granted a 150 foot square park area for the project with work to start in the fall and finish by next summer.
Minnie Dovel Lauck of Lauck's Cash Grocery & Gift Shop at 130 East Cork Street Winchester Virginia states that the beverage is to be consumed off the premises. The notice appears in a local business listing.
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