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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
5
An article explains how X ray therapy can ease various arthritis forms including osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis and bursitis. It notes three to four sessions often relieve pain and improve movement while cautioning against heat treatments before or after X rays and describing related spine and hip arthritis benefits.
Rest Virginia June 2 several local families are noted in summer closures and visits. Miss Laura Snyder remains in Winchester hospital for arm complications. Mr Glenville Whitacre returns to the University of Richmond for commencement after a weekend with his parents. Elias Gent goes back to Fort Meade Maryland after family time. Mrs Turner Sencendiver and son William of Winchester with G L Snyder and Miss Virginia Ann Snyder of Rest visit New York City to see Miss Mary Miller Sencendiver and Miss Sarah Lee Sencendiver, now at Columbia. Mrs Lucy Neil and Miss Rowena Jefferson of Pittsburgh visit H B Sell. HD club meeting at Miss Edith Jolliffe’s home draws local attendees.
Rosenberger Virginia reports Mrs Maude Bean and Washington friends spent the weekend at Crow's Nest, Mrs Sven Miller and Billy Johnson visited Baker West Virginia relatives, and a group including Mr Ernest Shook and Miss Alma Frye spent a day at parental homes. Mrs H A Snapp visited the Hannock family while Mrs C M Rosenberger recovers from an eye operation in Winchester hospital.
A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Price honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keckley, formerly Miss Betty Boden. The house wore spring flowers and refreshments were served. Edna Sibert of Winchester visited her daughter Mrs. Clarke Purcell. Calvin Cain and children and Andy Whitacre with J. R. Smith were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janney McKee at White Hall.
An advertisement touts Teol as a penetrating fungicide that reaches embedded germs and kills on contact. It promises instant feel of drying and claims satisfaction within one hour or a 35 cent money back guarantee from any druggist.
Siler Virginia residents share visits across Winchester Tomahawk and Ridge. Families meet for birthdays and hospital recoveries while a timber worker sustains injuries from a falling tree Friday.
A financial statement shows a May 1 1949 balance of 279 dollars for the Shirley Carter Milk and Ice Fund, down from 431 dollars a year earlier. Interest receipts totaled 350 dollars, while disbursements of 502 dollars funded mainly the Negro day nursery.
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