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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1946
Page
3
Funeral services for Rev Clarence J. Clark retired minister and former Mt Jackson Methodist pastor were held at the local church Sunday at five o clock. Rev J L Early led the services with District Superintendent Dr R Omer Bryant of Winchester in charge.
Investigating committee discussions continue over May and the House vs Senate clash. Senator Ferguson cites constitutional immunity for speech on debate while May defends his conduct and denies using anyone else's funds.
In Holmes Preston Strosnider Opequon and others, the Court of Trial Justice V. Erle Edwards disposed of cases including reckless driving with $25 and costs for Woodrow James Dennis no operator's license $10 and costs for Madison Jackson Crowser drunk in public $10 and costs for Earl David Caldwell no license $10 for Carl Cecil Alabaugh improper lights $5 and costs for David Taylor Barlow driving under influence thirty day suspended and $100 and costs for Charles Fisher disorderly conduct $10 and costs for Carson Jenkins William Harrison Tobin disorderly conduct $10 for Glenwood Miller driving under influence with thirty day suspension and $100 and costs for Joseph Robert Cather no license $5 and costs.
Mrs Anna C Barham Hoffman wife of J Samuel Hoffman of Waterlick died July 8 in Cora Miller Hospital Woodstock after two weeks hospitalization. Born in Page County she was daughter of the late Thomas Barham and Mary Jane Judd Barham. Survived by husband five children and several sisters and brothers. Funeral at Strasburg Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev J C Murphy officiating. Interment in Rebeverview Cemetery, Strasburg.
Funeral services for Samuel Frederick Kenny 87 who died Monday will be at 2 p m tomorrow at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Albert Simmons 502 Atwell avenue Relatives will then proceed to the Church of the Brethren in Stephens City for final rites conducted by Rev Allen Jones Pallbearers are Floyd Cole Burton Ritter Raymond Newbrough George Cadwallader Harry Cadwallader and Edgar Lindeburg Interment will be in the family lot at the adjoining cemetery Body to be moved from Omps Funeral Home to the Simmons residence today
Speaker Rayburn states ratification bills will pass with a show down vote expected Friday or Saturday. The Senate approved the loan on May 10 by a 46 to 34 vote amid postwar Europe discussions.
A reader notes 52,747 people live within 20 miles of Winchester causing slow driving times to Northwest Virginia's shopping center.
The article outlines blepharitis an eye lid inflammation. It notes three types Morax Axenfeld and staphylococcus forms with varied symptoms such as greasy scales ulcers and corner involvement. Dr Thygeson urges physician evaluation to determine appropriate care.
The article tours Notre Dame in Notre Dame Indiana, noting its acres and landmarks like Rockne Field House and a glass press box. It compares the campus to Eton, highlights wartime casualties, and speaks of the university shaping national spirit through education, sport, and recent commencements with honorary degrees.
A veteran observer describes the younger generation of scholars as healthy and eager for peace, yet notes a growing, undefined resentment among youth. He cites a broad, era driven idealistic revolt affecting attitudes toward work, authority, and government without concrete causes or leaders.
A Worcester Massachusetts symposium on student placement created a joint committee of employers and workers to secure suitable jobs for graduates. The speaker notes this approach fosters a large educated population and better democratic reasoning, while acknowledging some flaws.
The Front Royal Viscose nine unbeaten through June and into July at a .351 team batting average. Jay Booth leads with a .441 average and five homers, 24 RBIs, Greg ory at .413, while Dick Russell owns five pitching wins and no losses. Last Sunday they rallied to defeat St Thomas A A 6 3 and they travel to Blair this weekend.
Mrs. Bessie Frye Tanquary Shugart, a Frederick County native, died yesterday at her Charles Town home after a period of critical illness. She was daughter of Alfred Henry and Elizabeth Frye Tanquary, who resided in Jefferson county and Berkeley Springs. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 30 p m from her residence by Rev C C Tarplee with burial at Edge Hill Cemetery.
The 1945 calendar year US meat consumption totaled 23.385 billion pounds with 4.2 billion for the military. Imports from Argentina were 37.566 million pounds in 1943 44 and 61.604 million pounds in the year ending June 30 1945, mainly canned and corned beef.
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