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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1950
Page
12
Bananas and coffee are principal crops grown in East Africa's Mt Kilimaro region. Local farmers rely on these staples for income amid fluctuating markets and climate conditions. The article notes ongoing cultivation and regional export potential.
Scientists estimate tornado wind speeds due to extreme conditions. Measurements show wind velocities between 200 and 500 miles per hour, with instruments unable to endure the storm’s intensity.
A detailed list of radio programming by time block shows news, music, and drama slots across networks. Items include The Sheriff drama, Meet the Press, This is FBI, Dance Band Show, and Newsreels with multiple host network references.
A listing of evening to late night programs across WNEW Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 and WoOIC Channel 9 shows time slots for theater films news sports and entertainment including Footlight Theater Ransom Sherman Wendy Barrie News Caravan Magic Slate We the People Life Begins at Highly The Clock Cavalcade of Sports Warner's Corner Broadway Open House News Muppet Shop Magic Cottage Captain Video Game Room Les Sand Social Bob Wolff Baseball Detroit at Washington Pres Box New Wwha Frontier Theater Telenews That's My Baby This Week in Sports My True Story Roller Derby Tin Pan Alley The Lone Ranger Whispering Shadow News Weather Weather 11:15
Mrs. Virg il DeHaven and family hosted visitors from Winchester Reyn olds Store Siler Berry ville Cross Junction and Martinsburg while others gathered for Sunday dinners with Haven Lamp Fritz Rainey DeHaven and DeHaven relatives. Local residents hosted guests including Fearnows Shade and Fearnow in Berkeley Springs and Stotlers Cross Roads. Mary Virginia DeHaven Mrs Edith Seldon Miss Cora Buckman and Evelyn Eaton called on neighbors during the week.
Mrs R R Stickley is visiting Cumberland Maryland with her granddaughter Miss Juanita Tederick. Home Demonstration Club hostess Willa Dovell hosted. Little Sallie Brumback of Strasburg stayed with her grandparents. D W Grover expects daughter Mrs March Antonio of New Jersey for a vacation. Eldon Dovell completed a new dairy barn and began producing grade A milk today. Mrs Clyde Clem J is improving.
Mrs. Viola Bradfield with daughter Betty Lou and Mrs. Belle Keckley traveled to Richmond for a day of shopping. Round Hill Woman's Club reported a very successful bake sale in Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watkins visited Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Watkins in Arlington. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ashwood of Mt Williams is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White. Miss Nancy Larrick hosted about 20 classmates and spouses. Dinner guests at the Rosier home included Stanley Watkins and Maynard Brewer.
After a recent illness Mr I K Grover is making improvements to his front porch. Mr Keith Judy is busy bailing hay for his neighbors.
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