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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1956

Page

12

Shirt Cuffs May Help Birth Certificate For 1906 Quake

A pair of shirt cuffs mailed from San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake and fire may let Mrs. Marion Howard Snell of Panorama City obtain a birth certificate. Her attorney uses the cuffs in court to claim she was born in San Francisco April 19, 1906 to secure a passport for Europe. The father mailed the cuffs to his sisters April 22 1906, and later recovered them with a note describing safety and a newborn baby girl.

108 Angeles San Francisco Marion Howard Snell Panorama City Superior Court Europe Elbert J Howard James Rodgers Dalles Ore Dan Hawes Sellwood Howard Edith

Residents Visit Kin and Friends Across Towns

Brucetown and surrounding areas see a flurry of visits as Mrs. Charles Shearer and children Sue and Gary travel from Philadelphia to visit her parents. Others return from Wisconsin and Illinois, join family gatherings near Wadesville and Strasburg, and spend time with relatives in Ridgeway and Winchester.

Brucetown Charles Shearer Sue and Gary Philadelphia Sharon Rae Cain Winchester Andy Whitacre Frank Russell Brenda Gay Curtis Robinson Wadesville Peggy Clowser Ridgeway W. Va Roy Clowser Ollie Schreck A Garland Schreck Chicago

Dave Garroway Birthday Profile

AP Newsfeatures notes Dave Garroway born July 13 1913 in Schenectady New York later a top television radio commentator and star. He began as a $15 a week page boy and studied at Harvard where he wrote You Don t Say about mispronounced words guiding him into radio and TV. His programs are conducted in a studio visible to the street with passersby watching through show windows.

AP Newsfeatures Dave Garroway Schenectady N. Y Onelevision Raio Networks Harvard Business Dool

Handley Library hosts weekly story hour for 61 children

The Handley Library story telling hour drew 61 participants yesterday morning, with 185 total enrolled this summer. The program runs Thursdays at 11 am through August, jointly sponsored by the Women's Civic League Winchester Branch and the AAUW. Children must have library cards and may win prizes in five reading categories.

Handley Library Women’s Civic League Winchester American Association of University Women

Agriculture Department Market Report on Broilers and Eggs

The department reports a barely steady market for broilers and fryers with fair to good demand. Farm prices through 12 noon show heavy and light categories with various quotes, plus egg market figures in Winchester and Harrisonburg for Grade A and Grade B eggs and Grade C listings.

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Chicago Grain Opens Mixed As Prices Edge Down Early

The Chicago Board of Trade opened with grains mostly softer amid routine trading. Some futures rebounded against the trend as early prices showed Wheat July 2.05 Sep 2.07 1/8 Dec 2.12 Mar 2.13 1/2. Corn July 1.52 3/8 Sep 1.48 7/8 Dec 1.36 5/8. Soybeans July 2.66-65 Sep 2.52-51. Lord futures varied with July 10.80-70 Sep 11.12-10.

Chicago Board of Trade Jly Lord

Market Quotations Irregular in Quiet Early Stock Market

New York prices were irregular in quiet early trading with pivotal issues moving within about a point. General Dynamics and Douglas fell about a point while United Aircrafts held steady. coppers edged up as industry price tone firmed. Kennecott rose about a point, Anaconda and International Nickel gained fractions. Opening blocks saw Raytheon down 1/8 to 135 8 on 4 500 shares, Radio Corp up 3/8 to 46 1/8 on 1 600, Westinghouse down 1/2 to 55 on 1 000, and General Motors steady at 47 3/8 on 3,100.

New York General Dynamics Douglas United Aircrafts Kennecott Anaconda International Nickel Raytheon Radio Corp Westinghouse General Motors

Baltimore Market Report for Fruits, Potatoes and Livestock

Apples and potatoes show weak demand with widely varying prices. Delmarva and Maryland box apples quoted up to 3.00 per unit. New Jersey and Pennsylvania sizes and grades vary. Potatoes and cobblers priced across several weight classes. sweet potatoes scarce. Poultry market quiet with light demand and limited sales. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep quotations largely unchanged due to thin to no trading.

Local Markets Report Missing Clear Details

Market bulletins list prices for feed, grain, flour, corn meal and butterfat with fragmented OCR text. Readable items include barley and wheat per bushel, corn per bushel, flour per 100 pounds, and regional grain names such as Rockingham Luray Augusta with unclear figures.

Rockingham Aubusta

Brownie Scouts Close Camp White Rock Session

Fifteen Brownie girls completed the two Brownie periods at Camp White Rock marking the session close. The program included nature hikes cook-outs camp fires and swimming with attendees from Blue Ridge Girl Scout Council led by Diane Fischer Janet Rappaport Sheryl Stuck Matilda Grubbs Betty Sue Nethers Allison Moore Reba Massie Alice Seabright Susan Clagett Linda Chaplin Sheila Newell Mary Gaunt Mary Pennypacker and Betty Leatherman.

White Rock Blue Ridge Girl Scout Council Diane Fisher Janet Rappaport Sheryl Stuck Matilda Grubbs Betty Sue Nethers Allison Moore Reba Massie Alice Seabright Susan Clagett Linda Chaplin Sheila Newell Mary Gaunt Mary Pennypacker Betty Leatherman

Do Circuses Survive Amid Shifting Public Taste

Billboard Magazine notes the circus business remains viable despite doubts about its relevance. The overall number of circuses of rail truck indoor types stays around 30 to 40 annually, with good weather aiding strong business across sectors.

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