Low-Cost Luxury Crochet Patterns Listed in Catalog Sale
Advertises affordable crochet patterns and books from 50 cents each. Includes Pattern 7434 square 71 inches and mailing details for Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star. Also promotes Nee dlecraft catalogs with dozens of designs and several themed pattern books for sale.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Jumbo
Needlecraft
Sleeping Places and Related Terms Puzzle with Names
BROOKLYN N Y Paul B Kissel has been appointed Matrix Merchandising Manager for Intertype Company a division of Harris Intertype Corporation In his new position Mr Kissel will direct the division s world wide marketing efforts for the important matrix product line A graduate of Marquette University Mr Kissel joined the sales staff of Intertype Company in 1955 in the company s Los Angeles District Office Prior to that time he gained extensive sales and printing experience with the San Fernando Valley Times and the Milwaukee Journal.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Paul B.kissel
Intertype Company
Harris-Intertype Corporation
Mr. Kissel
Matrix
Marquette University
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley Times
Milwaukee Journal
Crown tops Shorty’s in late baseball tourney clash
Crown scored three in the fifth and added three more in the seventh to beat Shorty’s 7 to 4 after a delayed start. Golightly and Myers starred for Crown while Shoemaker Milburn and Vern Clark contributed for Shorty’s in Harrisonburg action.
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Jimmy Willis
Larry Johnson
Jerry Updike
Crown
Grease
Golightly
Johnson
A. D. Hott
Fred Shoemaker
Mel Richards
Shorty’s
Shoemaker
Hott
Strother
Owen Foltz
Foltz
Milburn
Harrisonburg
Two More Deputies In Warren County Are Approved
Warren County supervisors announced that the State Compensation Board has approved two additional deputy sheriffs for Warren County after an earlier rejection. The board members voting for the approval included Kerns Malta and sheriff Keyser, with the positions to be filled once personnel are arranged. The action follows a regional trend of counties expanding 24 hour police patrols. The note about the U S Air Force Academy graduating its first class in June 1959 appears as a separate item.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Thomas M. Kerns
State Compensation Board
Ale ‘Lowed
Warren County
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Prison Will Deal 'Accordingly' With Inmates Who Refuse to Work
Richmond AP reports state penitentiary officials will act accordingly toward inmates who refuse to obey a return to work order backed by riot police. About 850 inmates struck over low wages of 25 to 50 cents daily, with a 10 cent boost since July. Governor Godwin says no pay negotiations with felons.
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Richmond
State
Penitentiary Administration
Goochland
Powhatan
W. K. Cunningham
Corrections Division
State Department of Welfare and Institutions
Cunningham
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Fire crew fights grass blaze near Ridgeway
Clearbrook Fire Co. was called to a small grass fire just west of Ridgeway on the Rev. C. O. Green property. Firemen were on scene about 15 minutes. Air ambulances date to 1910 with WWI transports.
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Clearbrook Fire Co
Ridgeway
C. O. Green
Sheriff’s sale of two motor vehicles in Frederick County
On July 20 1968 at 10 00 AM in Winchester Virginia in front of the court house the sheriff will sell for cash a 1966 Dodge Pickup Truck and a 1965 Ford Automobile to satisfy two judgments totaling 2481 42 plus costs. The actions are E C Brumbac k vs Howard P Livermore and Ruth B Livermore and F N Bank vs Earl E Lease and Doris M Lease. Lacy H Anderson Sheriff Frederick County Virginia.
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Frederick County Court House
Loudoun Street
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Dodge
E. C. Brumback
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Howard P. Livermore
Ruth B. Livermore
John E. Cain
Margaret E. Cain
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Back Creek
Charles R. Duvall
Cedar Grove
Stonewall Magisterial
Carl M. Kemeny
Helen R. Kemeny
Milton Harris
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester Blood Drive Sees 127 Donors With New Volunteers
The July blood mobile visit to Winchester collected 127 donors, including 26 first timers. Sponsors were the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce with B Mitchell Knight Jr as chair and Rev Bruce Macbeth as co chair.
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Bloodmobile
Winchester
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
B. Mitchell Knight, Jr
Bruce Macbeth
Coe
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Rive
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Strasburg
Phillips
Vasey
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
San
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Haight-Ashbury
Warren
Kerns
Elizabeth W. Malta
Matthews
Gary T. Keyser
Malta
Comespensation Board
Keyser
Clearbrook Vfc
United States
Europe
England
Boyce
Lynwood Lanham Broyce
Inwood
W. Va
Arden Road
Joseph Helsley
Frank Jones
OF Motor Vehicles
Lacy H. Anderson
One Gallon Club
Roy F. Cooper
Ralph S. Combs
Earl E. Largent
Charles F. Macome Ber
George C. Shepard
Gary L. Wallace
John H. Dunn Jr
John L. Wiltshire
Twoe Gallon Club
Abex Coreboration
U.S. Government
Henkel-Harris
Ashworth Brothers and
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah Valley Bank and National Fruit Product Company
Grove Lime Company
Lee - Jackson Restaurant and Motel
O’sullivan Rubber Corporation
Potomac Edison
Mt. Crawford
Bridgewater
Canton
Hisey
John McCurdy
Lynch
E. Ray
National Avenue
Joseph A. Massie, JR
Burl Settle
William A, Johnston
Carl Mario Kemeny
Helen Rose Kemeny
Scotts
Yanan
National Ave