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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1958
Page
12
In Salt Lake City the Bankers Bowling League switches to a golfing format as pleasant weather returns. Officials announce the変更 to Bankers Amateur Golf League with anticipated outdoor play and new scheduling.
Suzy, a registered female Boston terrier, cannot get along with her mistress. Whenever the woman returns near, the dog develops a red rash on her nose and stomach, prompting the family to decide Suzy must be given up.
Virginia briefs report Grant applauded at Manassas anniversary with Congressman George M. Gaint apologizing for his name while discussing Confederate lineage. Other notes cover church leaders, a lake festival with 12 000 attendees, annexation near Timberville, a drowning incident, fishing promotion appointment, bus service approvals, a state university tuition study panel, and a natural gas earnings report.
A three judge special court will hold a hearing starting Sept 29 to set the effective date and financial terms of Portsmouth’s annexation of 10 square miles from Norfolk County. The court ruled for the city, granting two fifths of the area and about 31 400 new residents including Cradock Olive Branch Simonsdale Hodges Manor Alexander Park and Highland Biltmore.
Dr. H. S. Bryan charms visitors with a natural full house as Anita Becky and Cathy Lincome of Philo Illinois travel to Kalamazoo to visit Susan and Sally Bryan, twin relatives.
Oklahoma City AP report says two political newcomers, J Howard Edmondson and W P Atkinson, vie in a runoff for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after an 11 candidate field. Edmondson led by 742 votes in July with promises of government reform and an early liquor referendum.
Two Norfolk police officers, remaining anonymous, chased a man who ran from a door with a handful of items, across a street and through a parking lot, and captured him near a restaurant after he claimed he was fleeing because he had only 30 minutes for lunch.
Congress did not grant Lafayette US citizenship. Maryland declared him a citizen in 1784 and his heirs in perpetuity. Virginia followed in 1785, granting Lafayette individual state citizenship.
The Cincinnati Times-Star joins with the Cincinnati Post under E. W. Scripps Co. to form the Cincinnati Post Times Star, publishing for the first time today. The purchase consolidates daily papers under Scripps with Enquirer remaining separate. Times-Star publisher Ingalls reports ongoing losses, jobs cut for 649 employees.
Clarke County Ruritan Club will host a chicken barbecue at the Elementary School on August 2. Serving begins at 8 P.M. with Sam and Bob Pidgeon operating grills outside, rain plan moves dinner to the cafeteria. David F. Childs chairs the event. each member serves on a committee. Menu includes baked beans slaw and iced tea. Tickets available from any Ruritan or the county agent's office.
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