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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1961
Page
8
Hollingsworth House will be opened to the public Sunday by the Frederick County Historical Society. It will be open 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays with admission of 35 cents and free for children under 12. The historic house is partially furnished with some work still to be done.
Lucey 83 and her husband Michael Licey 81 of the same family collapsed within minutes during a health crisis at home. Dr. Wil Thompson attended Lucey and then comforted Licey before Lucey died from an illness and Licey followed 45 minutes later, apparently of a heart condition.
Local printer Pifer Printing Co. lists phone MO 23-6511 for orders and inquiries. Contact details appear in an old classified style ad format from a historical page.
Maynard W. Grove and George Elliott pose at the Key Club convention in Philadelphia. Grove, a James Wood High senior from Bufflick Road, is pictured with district Key Club chairman Elliott of Norfolk Kiwanis. The Bellevue-Stratford Hotel hosted the event. Frank Naddeo, former Winchester resident and Ephrata editor, took the photo for the Evening Star.
Mrs. Joey Rindone of North Baltimore believes a mix-up of household key rings could cause the ignition key to her 1953 sedan to fit and start the 1958 sedan owned by her sister Mrs. Janice Amend of South Baltimore.
In Coalgate Oklahoma the cafe clock halted just after noon and was left unrepaired as owner said passersby see the clock and stop to eat.
The Warren Women of Moose Chapter 1194 held its first Chapter Night of the year at Moose Home with 20 attendees. Miss Hilda Rudolph presided as Senior Regent. Rev. John Celinski spoke on Leadership. plans for Lodge 829 entertainment, the Let's Talk Moose campaign, and upcoming ritual practice were announced.
AT&T sues two men Bernard Brous and Dale Jensen seeking 2.75 million dollars for blasting microwave towers in Utah and Nevada. The civil suit also names 10 John Does and unnamed entities. Brous and Jensen, linked to a self styled republican army, were arrested in Mexico last month and await trial for the May 28 explosions at three remote stations.
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