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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1958
Page
3
No pension for all World War I veterans upon reaching 65. The Veterans Administration states there is no law authorizing pension solely on age for World War I veterans, disabled or not.
Three year old Connie Haynes of Salina Kane holds a giant bull frog caught by her family during a fishing trip. The frog weighs two s and Connie appears unsure about the size. AP Wirephoto
Max Butler was chosen delegate to the Grand Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at Winchester Aerie meeting held Friday night at the Eagles Home. Butler will attend the August convention in Chicago as junior past president of the Winchester aerie.
Dr. Ronald 8. Wilson former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will preach at both morning services at the local church. He now leads Westminster Presbyterian Church in Miami Florida and with Mrs Wilson will stay with Mr and Mrs Charles Coffman on Fairmont Ave. They are honored at a coffee hour after the 11 am service. Six Explorer Scouts will receive the God and Country award at the 11 am service and also be honored at the coffee hour.
Republican state representative A J Hardendorf of End LANDER Wyoming says he will not run again this year due to the strain of reading a large stack of bills. He cites eyesight issues as the primary reason for his decision.
In Delight Arkansas Mr and Mrs Herbert Witt announce a visit from a young cousin from New Jersey whom their seven year old son John has never met. John says he and the cousin will fight since he is a Yankee and John is an American.
The Virginia Education Association backs a salary plan raising masters degree teachers by at least 300 annually over bachelor holders. It urges annual increments of 200 and a masters scale of 3900 to 6500, based on a new Virginia study.
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