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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1947

Page

2

Avisco to Play Park. Rivalry Renewed at Winchester Park

Avisco and Park of Front Royal renew their heated baseball rivalry Sunday at 3 PM before a likely large crowd. Ogle to pitch for Avisco with Keller behind the Park battery. outfield includes Ritter Yeakle Abner Johnson. Attendance 60 cents. schedule through August 17 listed.

Winchester Park Avisco Front Royal Park Philadelphia Mentzerill Brumbaugh Westphal Ed Burch Washington Ogle Keller Battery Stotler Martinsburg Blair A Enine Patton Richard Stephens City Emmatt Luby Miller Chester Miller Ritter Yeakle Abner Johnson Hagerstown

Plane Crash Kills Newspersons and Pioneer Pilot on Washington Flight

A Capital Airlines plane en route from Chicago to Washington crashed in the Pine Ridge area of Virginia, killing pilot Capt. Horace Stark 46 veteran of 26 years and two crew members including stewardess Margaret Wall and co-pilot Robert N. Creekmore. Passenger details note a 17 year old Margaret Kueppers of St. Paul on her first airplane ride as a graduation gift. The crash occurred about 65 miles from Washington after takeoff at 1 45 p m EST. An emergency search followed aided by a mail carrier sighting flashes in the night sky. The aircraft Capitalliner Baltimore had entered service June 15 1946 after military conversion.

Margaret Kueppers St. Paul Horace Stark Stark Robert N. Creekmore Arlington Margaret Wall Washington Creekmore Capital Airlines Army Air Service Transport Command Miss Wall Gunterville Ala Pine Ridge Mountains Shenandoah Valley Franklin Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Virginia Horse Country Capitaliner Baltimore

Patton’s Widow Reflects On Flying Husbands Career

Mrs. Patton of Petersburg West Virginia expresses unease about her husband Donald Patton’s flying while noting their daughter 13 enjoys it. Patton, a Handley alum with early music interest, led his Swing Boys who have long performed locally.

Mabel Landis Petersburg West Virginia

Auction Listings for June 21 in Stephens City and Middletown

At 10 a.m. Leroy Frank Lin location two miles east of Stephens City sells pony dairy cows farm machinery trucks and household goods. At 1 p.m. Elizabeth Su Piper of Middletown Va offers furniture and personal property.

Leroy Franklin Stephens City Elizabeth Supinger Middletown

Mrs L W Kersey to Head Church Education Work

Mrs. L W Kersey of Winchester is named summer educational director for First Baptist Church. She leads Bible school as principal, with departments directed by Ruby Green, Gladys Coulter, and Betty Baker. Dr. Clark plans Gospel of Mark class, recreation, hikes, picnics, and Skyline Caverns visit.

Luther W. Kersey Winchester First Baptist Church E. T. Clark N. B. Habel Boykins - Branchville Southhampton University of Richmond L. W. Kersey Ruby Green Portsmouth Gladys Coulter Tappahannock Betty Baker Clark

Reverend P L Gerhard To Speak At Centenary Church

Dr Paul L Gerhard of Lancaster Pa a veteran professor at North Japan College Sendai in the Reformed church missionary service will be guest speaker at 11 am tomorrow at Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church. He has joined his brother Rev William S Gerhard who is recuperating at Memorial Hospital from injuries in an automobile crash that killed his wife.

Paul L. Gerhard Lancaster North Japan College Sendai Missionary Service the Reformed Church Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church Gerhard Winchester William S. Gerhard Memorial Hospital

Pastor Certified Wedding At Clarke County Court

The Circuit court of Clarke county grants a testimonial to Carroll Clinton Goodridge of the White Post Methodist church to celebrate marriage rites. A $500 bond was posted with W. H. Racey as surety.

Circuit Court Clarke County Carroll Clinton Goodridge White Post Methodist Church W. H. Racey

Bible School Begins Monday at Two Churches

Vacation Bible school for boys and girls from Montague Avenue and Macedonia Methodist churches starts 9:30 a m Monday at the Montague Avenue church. Classes run Monday to Friday 9:30 to noon with teachers for kindergarten through intermediate grades. Ages 4 to 14 in the area may attend.

Montague Avenue Macedonia Methodist John Teter Preston Place Vance Wittaker Emory Hammack

Dr Alfred D Henkel Memorialized As Beloved Physician

The Star memorial tribute honors Dr Alfred D Henkel who died May 27 describing him as a beloved physician. Memorialist W G H quotes Ecclesiasticus praising physicians and divine healing, noting the Lord created medicines and gave men skill to heal and ease pain.

Alfred D. Henkel

Stines Chapel Bible School enrolls 77 pupils

Stines Chapel Vacation Bible School led by summer pastor John R. MacKinnon operates at Stines Chapel with daily study worship and recreation. Students from Sunnyside North Frederick Terrace and Apple Pie Ridge Road attend ages 3 to 15. First week enrollment reached 77 with an average of 64. program runs through June 20 with a large roster of teachers and helpers.

Stine’s Chapel John R. MacKinnon Sunnyside North Frederick Terace Apple Pie Ridge Road Pansy Butler W. B Hicks Martha Graham Earl Place Libby Anderson Thelma Newbrough Bertha Stine Sam Dick Etna Kern Leonard Butler Frances Kern Jean Baker Evelyn Godlove Purcell Dick John MacKinnon Ada G. Baker

Mrs. Eubice Lupton Rites Planned in Kernstown

Funeral services for Mrs. Eubice Lupton, wife of Charles Lupton of Kernstown, who died after an extended illness, will be held Sunday afternoon at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Interment follows in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Eubice Lupton Charles Lupton Kernstown St. Paul's Lutheran Church Raymond Booze Robert Snapp Percy Hershman Emmett Taylor Thomas Gatewood Eugene Lupton Harry Hawkins Pawcett Gap Frederick County Marshall Mary Bayliss St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Cedar Creek Jones Funeral Home

Lad Admits Theft by 15 Year Old in Winchester

A 15-year-old Winchester youth was turned over to juvenile court after allegedly stealing two radios valued at 36.95 each. The theft was reported by the Montgomery Ward manager and the youth admitted the act to police.

Winchester Monntgomery Ward

Wild water fowl shot and dies in Talbot yard

A wounded wild water fowl of unidentified species landed in the Talbot residence yard yesterday. Catherine Scott found the bird and authorities reported it died from a breast wound likely caused by a gunshot.

Talbot Catherine Scott

Winchester Legion To Play Tomorrow At New Market

The Winchester Legion nine will play at New Market at 3 p m with Pence or Fawcett as probable pitchers. Team members are instructed to meet at the Legion home at 11:30 and a bus has been chartered for the trip.

Winchester Legion New Market Pence Fawcett Legion

Blonde Admits Nude Photos in Court Martial Case

In Hamburg on June 14 a blonde Miss X testified she spent weekends in a British colonel's mess and identified photographs taken outside the house. The prosecution charged Col. R N J Burgess with taking nude pictures of the tall Danish woman among bushes in the mess.

Hamburg Germany Miss X Col. R. N. J. Burgess

Red Cross Board Meeting Scheduled in Winchester

Winchester Red Cross chapter calls a board meeting for 8 p.m. Monday at the headquarters on E Piccadilly Street. Executive secretary Mrs Susan Kabler returns from Cleveland with important matters to present. All branch members are expected to attend.

Winchester Red Cross Chapter E. Piccadilly St Susan Kabler Cleveland Rence

Bicycle Impounded After Double Riding and Officer Disobedience

Charles E. Smith Jr. of 17 East Germain Street had his bicycle impounded for 10 days for riding a bicycle double and failing to obey an officer.

Charles E. Smith, Jr East Germain Street

Parachute Jump Planned by Local Stuntman Dick Hockman

Dick Hockman, a local stuntman, will perform a parachute jump Sunday afternoon around 5 at Winchester airport.

Dick Hockman Winchester

Police Court fines and sentences in Judge Rice docket

Five men were convicted for having no city auto tag and fined $1 plus costs. Others received varied penalties including suspended sentences, fines up to $150, and jail days for offenses such as assault and battery, drunken driving, speeding, and improper registration. Notable names include Joel Jones, John Henkel Jackson, Douglas A. Cather, Leonard Miller, H A Cannon, Wesley Dunn, Lee Roy Milton, Will Oscar Fincham, Boyd Bell Fries, Charles E Orndorff, Cameron Jr, Vernon LaRue Fox, Theodore Morris, Charles E Allen, and Rodney Mauck.

John Rice Joel Jones North Ave John Henkel Jackson Montague Ave Douglas A. Cather Amherst St Leonard Miller Piccadilly St H. A. Cannon N. Kent St Wesley Dunn Winchester Maud F. Dunn Lee Roy Milton Kent St Will Oscar Fincham Washington Boyd Bell Fries Bloomery Rt Charles E. Orndorff S. Cameron Jr Vernon LaRue Fox Loudoun Theodore Morris Charles E. Allen E. Monmouth Rodney Mauck Stephens City

City Completes 200 Copies of Winchester Code

Two hundred copies of the new code of the City of Winchester, printed by M City Publications, Inc., Charlottesville, have been delivered to city officials. Bound in green morocco and containing 245 pages, the book covers a history of Winchester and its charter along with all ordinances in effect as of last Dec 31. Copies were presented to officials and departments. the remainder will be offered for public sale.

City of Winchester M City Publications, Inc Charlottesville

Mrs. Sarah Clark Dies at 83 at Home

Mrs. Sarah Clark 83 widow of George H. Clark died at 12 30 p m at her home 314 West Boscawen Street after about six weeks of illness. Born September 12 1863 in Pennsylvania she was the last of twelve Wingerter children. A member of Market Street Methodist Church she left two sons Dr W Clark of this city and Brent Clark of Oklahoma City okla. Services will be held 3 pm Monday Kurtz Funeral Home with Dr L F Haver male officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Sarah Clark George H. Clark West Boscawen Street John Barbara Wingerter Pennsylvania Clark Market Street Winchester

Solenberger to attend Red Cross aquatic school

Miss Catherine Solenberger will depart tomorrow for Minnehaha Springs West Virginia to attend the Red Cross national aquatic school starting Monday and running for ten days The program focuses on first aid water safety accident prevention training and covers five major divisions and courses.

Catherine Solenberger Minnehaha Springs W. Va Red Cross National Aquatic School

Allen Entries Sweep Breeding Winners at Charles Town Show

Clarke county breeder Dr L M Allen's Clifton Farm dominated the breeding classes at the Charles Town horse show on Thursday. Clifton's Diana topped the broodmare class, her foal won the year’s foal class, and a chestnut colt sired by Coq D'Esprit captured the yearling colt division.

Dr. L. M. Allen Clifton Farm Clarke County Charles Town Clifton Diana Coq D’esprit

Answers to the Daily Quiz

Correct responses list for the published quiz including Betsy Ross Iron Club Robert Louis Stevenson and Herbert Hoover. The answers cover subjects from authors to professions and numbers with true/false notes and a final cue about the length restraint.

Betsy Ross Iron Club Robert Louis Stevenson

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