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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1957

Page

8

Municipal Court Records of Local Offenses

Unlicensed male ace in Pyrenees cited. fines include $5.2 for Hazel Creese of Winchester for drunk and disorderly conduct. Kenneth Boone of Stephens City fined $24.74 for disorderly conduct. Carl Clifton Gant of Clearbrook fined $15.25 for drunk in public.

Tom Moats N. Cameron Jt Pyrenees Hazel Creese Winchester Kenneth Boone Stephens City Carl Clifton Gant Clearbrook

Huge Mastodon Tusk Found in Lawton Gravel Pit

Workers digging in a Lawton gravel pit uncovered a massive tooth believed to be a mastodon tusk. The single piece was nearly eight feet long but cracked when retrieved from the gravel.

Lawton Okla

Evangelistic meetings begin at Calvary Church

The Rev. M. W. Fisher of near Broadway opened a series of evangelistic meetings at Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road. Services are held each evening at 7 45 and run through August 4.

M. W. Fisher Near Broadway Calvary Church of the Brethren Front Royal Road

Tibetan Food Situation Is Said Critical

Darjeeling India former Tibetan official Kenchung Lobsang Gyaltzen says Tibet’s food supply is critically diverted to Chinese Communist troops replacing civilians. He recalls being forced to hand over 12 300 000 pounds of grain to the Red Chinese armed forces during 1950 to 1953 while governor of Sigatse and trade agent for the Tibetan government in India. He now resides in Kalimpong near the Tibetan frontier with many contacts inside the country News report notes ongoing disruption and shortages in Tibetan grain distribution under occupation.

Darjeeling India Tibet Kenchung Lobsang Gyaltzen Sigatse Gyaltzen Kaljimpong

NYC Sergeant Pursues Master of Arts in Economics

New York City Police Sergeant David Holstein holds three degrees: Law, BS, and an Associate in Applied Science. While remaining on the force he is studying for a Master of Arts in economics.

New York City David Holstein

Round Hill Yard Party Nets $1800 for Fire Company

The Round Hill Community Fire Company raised $1800 at its annual yard party at James Wood School. 400 plate suppers were served. prizes included a television set won by Tommy Anderson and a bicycle by Chris Spanos. 29 names appear among winners.

Round Hill Guy Singhass Linda Cather Earl Cather Eugene Billmyer Rio W. Va Charles Warner Gene White Stephens City Raymond Beeler Strasburg Co. C. Hawkins Hazel Himelright Maurice Perry Oscar Jenkins

Local Cement Strike Effects Far From Severe

A survey of local contractors dealers and concrete firms finds no widespread disruption from the national cement workers strike. Firms report adequate supplies and no layoffs with several sources still supplying cement. some say they will stop taking new customers.

Strickler and Wagner Standard Lime and Cement Co Martinsburg Winchester Concrete Products Co Lenore Standard Crider and Shockey Cutomers Rosef Berrer Glaize

Williams resigns as Ionia County road chief who built first roadside park

Allan M. Williams, who claims to have originated highway roadside parks, resigns as engineer-manager of the Ionia County Road Commission. Williams established what is believed to be Michigan's first roadside park in 1923 in Ionia County.

Ionia, Mich Allan M. Wilams Ionia County

Andy Anderson Receives 97th Birthday Telegram Deal

A show company sent Andy Anderson a congratulatory telegram on his 97th birthday promising doubled commission when he reaches 100. He plans to collect on the contract. He has covered most of Iowa for 76 years and has a son who retired at 72.

Sowa Andy Anderson Andy Iowa

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