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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
14
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The Gainesboro Fire Company grossed 2622.57 dollars at its annual yard party held Saturday evening. About 950 suppers were served and an auction conducted at 7 30. First prize was a Hereford bull won by Jack Mangold of Pall Mall Street. second prize a rotisserie to Mark Thompson of Ithaca. third prize a steam iron to Jim Dawson of Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Fire Company president Ray Boyce thanked volunteers and donors.
Baltimore cattle and hog markets show light offerings with steady to slightly higher bids. Hog sales ranged 11.00 to 18.75 per hundredweight with varied weights and several large lots, while cattle demand remained strong with steers and Holsteins showing gains and prime loads reported. New York stocks firmed with mixed gains and a delayed rail strike deadline.
Each student shares hometowns in Washington Winchester Charles Town and She ngoah discusses plans for college employment or further study. They name activities from athletics pool reading and music and reflect on what success means to live a happy prosperous life.
Prices moved in light trading with the Dow Jones industrial average at noon at 719.02, down fractions for some, up for others. In Middletown two autos were broken into late Sunday with a radio, two cameras, checks and credit cards stolen, according to Officer F G McFarland.
Middletown officers search for a north bound auto that struck a parked car along Rt. 11 and left the scene. The parked car belonged to Smock Wilson. Officer F G McFarland led the investigation and stated the driver fled after the collision.
Police report a thief stole more than 100 dollars from a safe at White Cross Drug Store on N Loudoun Street. Capt. Francis Funk said several drawers were removed and money taken while silver and rolled coins were left behind. No signs of forced entry were found to the safe or the store. The burglary was discovered by an employee.
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