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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1951

Page

3

Tax hike protest urged at Tuesday council meeting

Letter to the editor urges taxpayers to attend the June 12 public meeting at 7 30 PM to oppose a proposed 25 cent tax increase and large budget items including 22000 for traffic signals and 50000 for school improvements. The writer cites past rate jumps, real estate revenue growth, and calls for lower taxes to encourage growth.

the Star Cameron Street Anderson Fred Glaize Percy Miller Jones E. R. Clark

Citizens Reelect Mayor Edward Little in Greenbrier County

Citizens of Renick West Virginia reelected Mayor Edward Little yesterday. His opponents ran on a no cows in the streets platform, but Little secured another term as cows remained a local fixture.

Renick W. Va Greenbrier County Edward Little Little

Wrestler James Key Puts Suspect Under Boston Crab

James A. Key, 46, of Santa Ana, followed a hit and run driver to a gym. He pinned the suspect with a Boston crab hold until police arrived.

Santa Ana Calif James A. Key Key

Wardensville church funds push toward new building

Wardensville Methodist Church raised 19690 during the week of May 27 toward a 36000 building. The drive led by Rev R Moorman Parker aimed for 1000. The Forward Step Banquet yielded 9520 in cash and pledges. Architect Albert Tucker of Huntington completed plans for an open beam nave and altar-type sanctuary with rose windows. The new church will be built on an acre in the town center to relieve crowded conditions in the 30 by 40 foot one room church built in 1870.

Wardensville W. Va Fridley Margaret Orndorff Howard Hosberg Madge Brooks Look Woman's Society of Christian Service Harry Brooks Huntington Albert F. Tucker A.I.A. Architete

Why Crabs and Lobsters Are Cooked Alive

The crustacean meat decomposes faster than fish meat, so cooking alive slows spoilage. Immediate killing before cooking is possible if desired.

Right of Way Spraying Begun by Power Company Crews

Northern Virginia Power Company announces right of way spraying to remove brush and growth under power lines. Using 2,4-D, trained crews will treat areas to prevent interference with electric service. Company argues chemical application is efficient, cost effective, and preferable to hand cutting.

Power Company Northern Virginia Power Company

Rev Williams to Speak at Berryville Grace Church

The Rev. Ernest H. Williams of Greenville, North Carolina will return to Grace Church to conduct worship at 11 a.m. Sunday in Berryville. The notice indicates a planned sermon and service for the local congregation.

Ernest H. Williams Greenville N. C Grace Church

Sure-Fire Lie Detector Sure-Fire Lie Detector

Mechanicsburg official uses meter test to settle parking fines. Burgess Ray E Hutter accompanies offenders to meters and tests accuracy with his own money. If meter works, fine stands. if not, refund issued. He notes meters rarely fail him.

Mechanicsburg Burgess Ray E. Hutter Burgess Hutter Hutter

The Iron Curtain and The Self That Hides

Earl L. Douglas challenges readers to confront personal life issues instead of hiding behind an iron curtain of self deceit. He warns that erecting a barrier between oneself and problems prevents growth and solution, urging honest facing of life’s challenges.

Winston Churchill Munich

Fire Damages Huffman Service Station Stove

An overheated stove at Huffman’s Service Station on Front Royal Pike and Bufflick Road sparked a fire this afternoon. Company attendants answered the call, but firefighters found the flames out upon arrival.

Huffman Front Royal Pike Bufflick Road

Southern States Coop meets in Stephens City for board and advisory plans

Stephens City and Winchester leaders plus Farm Home Advisory Committee members convene Friday at 7 30 p m in Opequon to plan the 1951 Southern States Cooperative Annual Membership Meeting and nominate vacancies on the Board and Advisory Committee. Elections will occur at the membership meeting.

Southern States Stephens City Service Southern States Stephens City Farm Advisory Committee Eir Opequon Southern States Cooperative Alfred Rinker Alfred Snapp Winchester Nelson W. Martin Front Royal Albert McDonald M. B. Ritenour Fred B. Gore Ray M. Cougill Stephens City Virginia City Virginia Farm Home Advisory Committee Carl Martin Loyd Painter Howard White Virgie White Alfred Alfred L. Snapp Emmett Scothorn

Stonewall Jackson Chapter IB A banquet to honor bankers

The fifth annual Stonewall Jackson Chapter American Institute of Banking banquet is set for Saturday at 7 PM in the George Washington Hotel dining room with a 6:30 PM reception. Ellis Haller of the Wall Street Journal will speak on how a newspaperman covers Washington, highlighting spending, controls, and press freedoms. Howard Holland chairs. Buddy Painter leads the orchestra for dancing. multiple committees will handle guest, publicity, and speaker arrangements.

Stonewall Jackson American Institute of Banking George Washington Hotel Ellis Haller Washington The Wall Street Journal Tra Jackson Howard Holland William Feltner June Stultz Charlotte Brown Edith May Whitmore Mary Hollar Mary Kirk Glen Robertsson Albert Bull Front Royal Ray Reynolds Strasburg John E. Burke Benjamin Long of

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