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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1950
Page
3
Noble County commissioners vote 2 to 1 to ban folk dancing by children on Saturday nights on the courthouse esplanade. Commissioner Charles Rayner condemns dancing citing church opposition and immorality. Commissioner Willard T. Davis defends the activity.
A fragment notes enjoyment as someone out danced at a weekend event. The readable portion captures lively social ambiance and dancing enthusiasm without further context or names.
Electric fishes occur in several families in both salt and fresh water. Their electrical discharge helps in protection and in stunning prey. Voltage varies and may exceed 500 volts in the large electric eel, while the torpedo can also deliver a severe shock.
A Frederick County Virginia bank submits a financial statement listing deposits and liabilities. J W Ward sworn as cashier attests the document's accuracy and notary Elia I Luttrell notarizes on July 13 1954.
The column lists numerous visitors and residents sharing weekends and trips around Berryville. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jacobs Morgantown Wa Va. Col. and Mrs. Griffing Roslyn. Mrs. Rice W Levi Sr and others in Balti more. repeated arrivals from Chicago Richmond Norfolk and Arlington. Mentions church groups Red Cross volunteers and military families with multiple small greetings and departures.
Police search Detroit West Side for clues in the slaying of Mrs. Vivian Stanley 37 found garroted and killed near noon after leaving home in nightwear. Investigators focus on a $5,000 loan to Sampson with Ruth Rankin and private detectives involved.
Davie testified that a woman said she had to go and would not be gone long. She asked Davie to watch her daughter Lucy and left the house around 9 30 p m with the remark I is very important.
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