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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1947
Page
10
Time zones are listed as eastern standard with adjustments for central and mountain standards. Subtract one hour for central and two hours for mountain. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
A detailed June 4 radio lineup lists programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and more. Notable features include News Reports Duffy Tavern The Lone Ranger Lum and Abner Kay Kyser Show Dinah Shore and Bing Crosby with finales and dance hours.
Crossword clues list with across and down entries including numbers for positions and a final line Yesterday's Answer. Contains standard puzzle format for a newspaper single-page crossworld puzzle.
Memorial services at Mount Olive United Brethren Church near Hayfield at 2 30 p m feature Rev Lloyd Gochenour of Woodstock and Rev F G Senger of Winchester with invocation The Historic City Four perform and Mrs Gilbert Tillotson of Winchester sings hymns The cemetery treasurer reports and grave decorations are planned prior to the service
Friends and relatives attended the funeral services for Lawson L. Hockman who died May 29. The Rev. William Hadden officiated with the Rev. C. R. Line assisting. Interment was at Mt. Hebron cemetery. Active pallbearers included Dr. C. R. Anderson Dr. C. L. Riley Ray Blosser Ray Duncan Robert Hockman and Claude Grove. Honorary pallbearers named were J. H. Brown W. V. Armentrout S Mason George Riley F. L. Sargent Raymond Whitacre W. A. Scrivener Joe Newlin John Rice P. W. Plumly James Ford Harry Himelright R. C. White and Curtis Loy.
In a Texas Big State League game between Austin and Wichita Falls, pinch hitter Albert R. McCarthy of Jonesboro Arkansas announced his entry with flair and then belted a home run to right field. Umpire Berry paused for the crowd but McCarthy’s blast stood as the highlight of the day.
Moses Issac Avery of Leesburg colored 23 was fined 25 dollars and costs in Police court on a hit and run charge. He struck cars owned by Mervin Bailey and Earl Madigan of Winchester. Leesburg police said a warrant existed for Avery on unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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