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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
9
Public interest fragment shows Dear Abby column items about etiquette and health topics. Text includes advice on donations letters thank you notes dog hygiene and general social norms with incomplete quoted lines.
Practical advice for travelers on guarding cash and using money tools. Focuses on women and men behavior, wallets, bags, and avoiding theft. Explains travelers checks, letters of credit, personal checks, and credit card usage with cautionary steps for loss or theft. Includes examples of major banks and credit networks for travel.
Washington reports tightening rules after discovery that 44.5 million bushels of U S grain diverted by Austrian importers under the barter program. Austria is dropped from the scheme pending clarification of the misdirection and bond requirements are imposed on participants.
Print materials list a First Class mail pattern mailing offer. Includes sizes 14 16 with yard requirements and percentage figures. Offers pattern 4580 39pattern for mailing and special handling. Catalog available for 50 cents with over 300 design ideas.
The Zion Baptist Church in Berryville will hold a bake sale tomorrow starting at 9 30 a m A grand spread features toasted buns with cream cheese and Wish Bone Real.
Hagerstown New England Pa Aug 12 17 fair organizer Bud Messner promises a greatest ever event with Tex Ritter the Flying Rudis and other acts. The one and a half mile midway will feature games rides and stalls while TV personalities host displays of FFA 4H farming and livestock. Evening shows begin at 8 30 p m with a single performance.
The Valley reports ongoing federal probe into a death near Swift Run with the body located over a mile from the post office and off Route 33. An Elkton resident notes the deceased reportedly carried large sums of money. In Mt Jackson, Dr Stage Miller is appointed Shenandoah County Medical Examiner succeeding the late Dr Harold Miller Sr of Woodstock.
State laboratory in Luray found a gray fox that bit a New York man Howard L. Wilburn 30 and his infant son at a Rt 11 restaurant was rabid. Police seek man who killed the animal with a hammer after it hid beneath the Wilburn car and attacked the child as they came outside.
NEW MARKET Joseph P. Moore of New Market filed as an independent for the Shenandoah County Virginia House of Delegates seat. He resides in the Lee District and submitted candidacy with the courthouse clerk on Wednesday afternoon. HARRISONBURG Fire destroyed a 72 by 45 foot barn and two adjacent buildings north of town after Hose Co. No. 4 faced a water shortage. The two story frame barn milking shed and a shed at the Dan Beard Dairy Farm burned, with two silos buckling. Insurance was cited though exact loss figures require insurer consultation.
Three earthquakes struck northwest Italy and the Italian and French Riviera coasts early today. Thousands of pajama clad tourists and residents fled to open ground while some fainted from fright. The panic disrupted both coastal areas and inland towns as aftershocks continued through the morning.
Read as Ilia nears Argentina presidency with a fragmented electoral college. Despite 169 seats needed, a coalition of 22 parties and powerful groups, including conservatives and center federations, jockeys for influence as July electoral college vote approaches.
Reports say a powerful earthquake centered in the Adsta Valley along the Italian Alps caused major deaths and injuries in the region. The quake, following a violent electrical storm over the frontier, is described as the worst in 86 years in the Turin-R area, with rare seismic activity along the Riviera.
Bonds totaling 1.4 million were set against 68 defendants after riot violence in Charleston. 60 were arrested Tuesday night. six policemen and a fireman were injured by bricks. NAACP leaders Newman and Blake offered bail of 15 thousand each. rest held on 10 thousand bonds. Mayor Gaillard pledged not to punish peaceful demonstrators who gathered Thursday night.
A fragmented Q and A discusses whether engagement rings must be presented before public announcements, affordability concerns, and social norms for hosting informal dinners. It also covers whether to attend a bridal shower for someone barely known and who should attend such events.
Lesson in English by W L Gordon discusses commonly misused words such as girls and irls and notes mispronunciations and misspellings for nuptial visible deviseable and related terms with guidance on correct usage and spelling.
A fragment describes browning beef before adding tomatoes and other ingredients for tomato sauce. It emphasizes sealing flavor early in the cooking process and building the sauce with additional components.
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