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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1950
Page
3
Three people died and 32 were injured when a Greyhound bus collided with an automobile near Greenville. The bus overturned in a cornfield, crushing its top, and scattered most of the 40 passengers. One occupant survived.
Dr. Paul Chapman warned that unauthorized individuals are posing as restaurant inspectors. He said only he and Sanitary Inspectors Anthony Miano and Daniel Layman may conduct inspections, and others will be refused unless accompanied by local officials.
Chincoteague prepares for its annual Wid East show the traditional pony penning set for July 27 in a carnival atmosphere. Thousands are expected to attend as shaggy ponies roam the salt marsh and are rounded up across the channel from Assateague to Chincoteague the day before. Ponies are owned by the Chincoteague volunteer fire company or Rancher Clarence Beebe.
Former Ninth District congressman John W. Flannagan Jr. remained in fair condition at George Ben Johnson Hospital Abingdon today after a stroke July 5. He had been moved from his home yesterday following an earlier assessment of critical condition.
Fredericksville buyer E. S. Marshall bought a 700 pound snow plow attachment from Ray mond L. Brown amid 95 degree heat. Brown notes the plow has other uses such as filling ditches and calls the sale notable.
The period for corner cupboards introduction was around 1710 and they were finished to match the room paneling.
Hospital admits include Mrs. Virginia Rodgers of 12 W Clifford St Mr. Ave R. Anderson Route 3 Mrs. Dolores J. Lewis 811 8. Braddock St Mrs. Hazel Braithwaite 214 N Mrs. Thelma Craun 4 W. Cork St Mr. Lee Shanholtzer Paw Paw W Piette R. Snelling Stras-
A reader asks where the largest inland port lies, noting Montreal as the world’s largest inland port a distance from the sea. The text lists several names tied to Strasburg Paris Paw Paw and Stephenson with West Virginia and nearby locales.
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