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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
8
Excavation on the Tara site is directed by Dean T O Riordan of the National University of Ireland. The project aims to study Tara the ancient capital in pre Christian times and its role in art and politics. the work is expected to continue for about 25 years.
Classified advertisements in the columns list a price of 1.50 dollars per column inch per day for display ads. The notice outlines rate basics for the newspaper’s classified section.
A collection of short rental ads lists multiple 3 to 5 room apartments in various locations with details on baths heat and amenities. Phone numbers and addresses include 105 W Germain St, 1803 V Ave, 3188 Loudoun, and 8156 room houses. Some entries indicate immediate possession and adults only.
Multiple advertisement blurbs list for sale hundreds of discounted shoes. Real estate offers include a 5 room house a summer kitchen and 14 mile from Rt 11 with road and utilities. Pet notices seek a terrier and a pup. Rentals request a family friendly home or furnished room. Misc says gun layaway and market items. Local phone numbers accompany each item.
In a 60 room Varlar castle near Düsseldorf, 26 former Yugoslav generals from World War II era live on German charity. Once commanders under King Peter, they fought Nazis in 1941, were imprisoned as Allies advanced, and now Tito suspects monarchist aims. They receive lodging and six cents daily.
Oscar G. Ross of Arlington, Deputy Grand Master of Virginia Odd Fellows, spoke on Oddfellowism at a Tri County IOOF meeting in the Masonic Temple Front Royal. The program included a musical portion and remarks by local officials and grand lodge officers.
Hattie Leith 77 widow of John W. Leith of Bloomery West Virginia died at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. She leaves three daughters Mrs Huber Parsons of Romney WV Mrs Della Guess of West Virginia and Mrs Ruby Liller Baltimore, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Saturday with procession from Mrs Liller’s home at 11 am to Fairview Lutheran Church Whitacre for 3 pm service conducted by Rev S J Goode. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
The world's largest corporate enterprise, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., has completed a massive mailing valued at 1,100 units. The announcement notes the scope of the project and the company's size in the communications industry.
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