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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1951
Page
8
Gen L Townsend Gerow recalls his name origin from a transliteration of Giraud, noting kinship with ancestor lineages as part of a birthday feature.
Stephens City superintendent and Mrs R E Aylor host weekend visitors including sister and brother-in-law from nearby, while Mrs Effie Steele hosts Mrs Ira Altman in Washington. Betty Ewing attends Camp Waconda as Methodist delegate and Mary Lou Rollings travels to Richmond to be with her father Dr Rollings. Donald Dodson flies in from an unspecified location.
Middletown residents note home improvements including new roof windows and arched doorways Mrs Mitchell gains updates. Visits by Richard Evans and Howard Glenn marked a seaside stop Mrs Shanholtz travels from Martinsburg to see daughter. A Q A: fishes are born without scales scales form from nuclei and grow with fish.
Hollywood column notes Eleanor Parker cites a damaged tooth, scars, freckles, and a crooked smile as part of her looks. She recalls a Cleveland schoolyard punch, dog fight injury, and a bike accident. she rejects makeup caps and believes flaws sharpen, not ruin, acting.
The item lists visits among residents of Winchester including Rosenberger Perry Wright Streit Snapp Miller Good and Baker and mentions Mrs Frye Drum and Jamie Steve. It also states the United States became a nation on July 2 1776 when Richard Henry Lee's inde pendence resolution passed the Congress two days before the July 4 declaration.
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