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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

3

Man Hurt While Trying To Stop Drifting Car

George Mellon Kelchner of Rt. 4 suffered abrasions when he tried to stop a car drifting from its parking space. Total damage from this and two other Winchester mishaps was about 1080 dollars. A 1955 DeSoto owned by John F. Kane of 505 W Cork St. drifted and Kelchner attempted to stop it. The car hit a parked 1951 Ford owned by Clint Larrick of Rt. 4 then struck a tree. The incident occurred at 6 20 p.m.

George Mellon Kelchner Rt. 4 Winchester Ira F. Nesselrodt DeSoto John F. Kane Cork St Mr. Kelchner Clint Larrick Washington and Wolfe St Charles C. Hill, Jr Hansel Lindawood Clyde Waiton Bennett Margaret W. Bridgeforth S. Washington St Fairmont Ave Fairfax Lane Floyd A. Barley Charley Waymack D. Williams Beaulaville N.C Ida Virginia Adams Rt. 2

Kennedy Housing Measure Battle Shapes Senate Path

After hours of debate and cloakroom maneuvering, Sparkman’s substitute restored a housing aid provision by a 47 to 42 vote, requiring a down payment up to 555 dollars on a 15 000 dollar home. Key switches came from Democrats Church Long and Symington and Republican Fong.

Sparkman Sparkman Col Lise Gore Frank Church Idaho Russell B. Long Louisiana Stuart Symington Missouri Hiram L. Fong Hawaii Homer E. Capehart R-Ind Lil

EUB Men Arrive For Meet At Shenandoah College

Delegates arrive for the East Central Area Congress of Evangelical United Brethren Men. Shenandoah College hosts through Sunday with a keynote by Dr. Kenneth Kureger at 7:45 p.m. after a 6 p.m. fellowship dinner. Tomorrow sessions start at 9 a.m. with about 700 attendees anticipated.

East Central Area Congress of Evangelical United Brethren Men Shenandoah College Kenneth Kureger

Abduction Report Involving 17 Year Old Woman

A 17 year old white girl said she was abducted from a lovers lane and hurt before wandering the countryside for two hours. Sheriff J W Erskine said she later reported being injured. she was hospitalized. A man, Charles Gambrell 20, said a man slashed him and a Ne appeared, and he sought help at a pastor’s home. He was treated at a hospital.

C. M. Ellison Ellison Charles Gambrell Fred L. Bremmer Gambrell

Lawmaker Proposes Add 50 Million for SBA Loans

A proposed appropriation would add 50 million dollars to the bill for the Small Business Administration to provide loans to firms shut down by federal actions such as highway construction or urban renewal.

Small Business Administration

Grand Overseas Toward Yes in Madrid

A cryptic OCR fragment lists terms Grand Overseas Toward Yes in Madrid, implying a coded or clipped notice. No clear event, date, or entities are identifiable from the text.

Madrid

W. R. Thompson Dies at Home in White Post

William Raymond Thompson 52 died at his White Post home from poisoning per medical examiner. He was Clarke County born, a farmer, Bank of Clarke County director, Farmers Livestock Exchange vice president, and White Post Supply Co president. Survived by son William Raymond Thompson II, sister Minnie Sipe, Cary Brown, brother Alain. funeral Friday at 11 am at John H. Enders Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.

William Raymond Thompson White Post Mr. Thompson Clarke County Thornton and Gertrude Cadwallader Thompson Bank of Farmers Livestock Exchange White Post Supply Co Thompson William Raymond Thompson, II Alain Thompson Minnie Sipe Cary Brown Frank Burwell Thompson John H. Enders Frank Q. Cayce Green Hill Cemetery Grayson Greer Edward B. Lee A. Garland Williams W. H. McConey Robert G. Buckley John Richardson J. Glen Burch J. M. H. Clagett E. G. Coiner Julian Glasscock C. H. Iden Hobson McGehee E. Blackburn Moore Roy E. Potts, Sr George H. Eagle Roy T. Duvall Grover Teets, Sr Walter T. Anderson Arthur Shiley M. S. Snapp Paul Williams William T. Milleson Charles E. Strother John T. Good

Senior Curtain Ceremony and Salutatorian Honors at Class of 1962

Seniors curtain ceremony was presented by Miss Edith Ann Hunt to Paul Haldeman. George Glass transferred leadership to Michael Kelly. Miss Bell and John Glaize were salutatorian and valedictorian. Dr Quarles spoke on a good life with honor, industry and unselfish devotion. The Glee Club and Vivace Club, directed by Miss Gwendolyn Haynes with accompanist Miss Sadie Finkelstein, performed. The Rev Paul J Slonaker offered the ceremony.

Edith Ann Hunt Paul Haldeman George Glass Michael Kelly Miss Bell John Glaize

Berlin Crisis Echoes U S Soviet Tensions

Moscow warns the Soviet government will not ignore new provocations from West Germany in West Berlin. The Allies note Western Berlin remains occupied but relies on West Germany for finance and administration.

Fuss Moscow Federal German Republic West Germany West Berlin Berlin

President eyes neutral Laos as Geneva talks continue

The U S delegation will remain in Geneva to pursue a neutral and independent Laos, per the President. Also included is a recipe tip for layering tomatoes and onion rings with French dressing over salad greens.

U.S Geneva Laos

Hurricane Donna memory shapes this year's storm prep

Red Cross and Civil Defense units designate shelters for the season as residents recall Donna’s ferocity. Homeowners had not faced such power in nearly a decade, and the first tropical storm of the season looms as a reminder.

Donna Red Cross Civil Defense

Brookmeade Stable Takes One-Two in 1934 Preakness

Season If and When It Forms and Anna high quest and Cavalcade ran one two in the 1934 Preakness for Brookmeade Stable. This race showcased the strong performance of the Brookmeade entries with top two finishers dominating the field.

Anna High Quest and Cavalcade Brookmeade

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