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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
12
A fragment details Vitus Bering, a Danish navigator, in 1728 as he reached Alaska during a voyage under orders possibly connected to territories like Lominica Nevis Anguilla Grenada St Lucia St Vincent, reflecting early exploration routes.
Clarke County High School editor Donald Pine dedicates the yearbook to Miss Eva D Massey who retired last year after years as senior class sponsor and yearbook advisor. The ceremony awarded staff certificates to Donald Pine Charlotte Carter Patsy Mann with other honors for attendance mathematics and extracurriculars.
Plans for a Rehabilitation Center Dance are complete for June 14 at the Winchester Armory. Proceeds fund the center, chaired by Mrs Merryle Spellman, with tickets from Lions Exchange Kiwanis Rotary Junior Chamber and Chamber offices or from Agnes Yount and Ruby Boyd.
A Toledo woman attempted to coax her son into finishing his meal by claiming a call from the Easter Bunny. Patrolman Lawrence Boyle challenged her with a promise of a live bunny and many chicks if the boy ate his supper.
Advertisers spent three billion three hundred twenty five million dollars in newspapers during 1957, a vast sum illustrating the heavy market impact and sustained reader reach of the press in that era.
In Washington AP report James A. Farley announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the New York Senate. Republicans fear a strong challenge if Farley secures the nominating vote while Harriman, Dewey allies, and others maneuver for state convention influence.
The VFW 7th District elected new officers at its Sunday meeting in Berryville with Post 9760 hosting. Nelson Rice of Lexington named district commander. others include Homer Henkle in Craft as senior vice commander and George Taylor in Winchester as junior vice commander. auxiliary officers were also elected led by Mrs Gladys Garst as auxiliary president.
A giant white pine discovered near Neward Wisconsin stands 140 feet tall with a circumference of 16 feet eight inches and a crown spread of 48 feet, marking an impressive specimen in the area.
In Shelby, the Recorder's Court clerk named a defendant charged with public drunkenness. The judge, Jack White, commented on the defendant missing work last Saturday as he moved toward the bench. The text ends with a remark about wilds of north Australia and a denied marriage proposal.
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