Dr Milton Eisenhower Leaves Penn State Presidency
Dr Milton Eisenhower resigns as president of Pennsylvania State University for personal reasons. He plans a brief vacation in July before deciding his future. the university has not accepted the resignation and seeks to persuade him to stay.
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University Park
Milton
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Washington
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
University
Eisenower
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kan
Helen
School and social notes from Winchester and area
Mrs. Conley Carper and Miss Phyllis Campbell flew to Lakeland Florida for John C Lee’s Florida Southern University graduation. Several residents attend events at Chatham Hall and Winchester Golf Club while family members visit and return home.
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White Post
Conley Carper
Phyllis Campbell
Washington, D. C
Lakeland
Fla
John C. Lee
Florida Southern University
Miss Campbell
Winchester
Carper
Venice
Frank Fisher
Alexander Mackay-Smith
New York
Bowman
Lee Murray
Chatham
Chatham Hall
Beth Murray
George Lorraine Jones
Warren County Hospital
Front Royal
Jones
Frances Cooke Downing
St. Johns
Gwynne H. Jones
Clarke County
Amanda Mackay-Smith
Matthew Mackay-Smith
University of Georgia
Joan Higginson Mackay-Smith
Holicong
George Clements
Ligonier
John Magruder
Warren Humes
Alexander Mackay- Smith
Winchester Golf Club
Susan Jones
Edward B. Lee
Fila
John Clayton Lee
Burns Seaton
J. H. Funkhouser
Jack Hardesty
Johnny
Berryville
Meade Conley
Louise Lee
Thomas B. Glascock
Upperville
Tallest Woman Contends Claim in Concert Career
The article reports concert singer Kat ja Van Dyk claiming to be the world's tallest woman at 8 feet 4 12 inches and about 375 pounds. She hails from Amsterdam Holland.
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Katja van Dyk
Miss van Dyk
Amsterdam
Holland
Stephens City social notes and upcoming carnival events
The column covers neighborhood greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wisecarver to Miss Helena Funkhouser, announcements of the Ladies Auxiliary Fire Company meeting, visits to relatives, attendance at a 25th wedding anniversary, cancer drive results totaling 397 dollars, and plans for a carnival the week of June 18. It also notes several local movements and visitors, plus a Government excise tax summary for 1956.
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Stephens City
Roy Wisecarver
Helena Funkhouser
Switzerland
Charles Bass
Julian Gregory
Holland St. Clair
Harvey Brumback
Leah Pullins
Heath Stickley
Martha Funk
Stephens City Fire Company
James W. Lee
Billy
George Kerns
Millwood
Luna Sisk
Charlie Wisecarver
Berryville
Sidney Rogers
Stephenie
D. C
Gervis Lemley
Henry Ritenour
Unger
Berkeley Springs
Edward Ewing
Mt. Alto Hospital
Washington
Stanley Carbaugh
Jimmie Carbaugh
Altoona
Ralph Strosnider
Ray Hicks
Hicks
Front Royal Pike
Roderick Shryock
New York
Mr. Shryock
Alfred Shryock
Shryock
George Shryock
Memorial Hospital
R. L. Dodson
Donald Dodson
Ammie Levi
Howard Mills
Models for Fashion Show Are Announced
The Sidewalk Cafe event at Christ Episcopal Church in Winchester features women’s apparel from local stores. Models include Mrs. George Murphy Miss Tyler Whit te Miss Jeanne Mikell Kline Mrs. Victor Albright and others with lunch in the garden or Parish Hall from 12 to 2. A flower mart and art exhibit accompany the event. rain moves lunch inside.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
George Murphy
Tyler Whette
Jeanne Mikell Kline
Victor Albright
J. Arthur, Jr
Sally Bruce Scully
Joseph Massie, Jr
John Riley, Jr
James Green
Local Social Roundup Highlights Baltimores Byrd Knott Family
Middletown residents host and visit relatives in Beckley Staunton Winchester and Front Royal. Families including the Larricks Sperrys Klines Hammacks and Guards figure in visits hospital stays and a high school graduation at James Wood.
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Middletown
Byrd Knott
Baltimore
Russell McCauley
Howard Owings
Roanoke
Mary Frances
Loretta Keith
Beckley
G. G. Keith
Curtis Andrews
John Stanley
Staunton
T. Ainsworth Sperry
Richmond
William Steed
Tom Sperry
Wesleyan Service Guild
Alfred Guard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mark Sperry
Trone Sperry
Julian Kline
Floyd Racey
Jimmie
Wheeling
W. Va
Herbert Jones
Max Geddes
Jones
Charles Henson
Air Force
Grace Henson
Amarillo
Texas
Hadq
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Vernon Kline
Clayton Henderson
Philip Kline
Frederick Kline
John Boyd Kline
William Brooks
Abe Ershaw
Washington
Roger A. Kline
W. A. Lowenback
Front Royal
Violet Lowenback
Harrisonburg
C. B. Hammack
James Wood High School
Betty Hammack
Winchester Faces Legacy of Labor Strife and Arrival of Strikebreakers
Community recalls armed strike-breakers and violent clashes as workers defended jobs. After the dispute the strikebreakers departed, leaving scars and reluctance from new industry to locate in Winchester. Citizens vow to prevent repetition and stress pride in their city and neighborly ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
United Rubber Workers, Afl-Cio
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
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Guy Larrick
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Howard Larrick
E. L. Withrow
Clifton Forge
Nettie Hammack
J. Fred Larrick
Randolph Larrick
C. Evans Kline
Charles Hammack
Larrick
Harris Community Hall
K Rey
Jay
O’sullivan Rubber Company
United Rubber
Cork
Linoleum
Workers of America
M. M. Miller, Sr
M. M. Miller, Jr
Evelyn Richard
Harley Barker
Rosa Ruffner
Geo. Coffman
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