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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
9
The Reserve Life Insurance Company advertises abundant hospitalization leads for two strong salesmen. Applicants should meet Mr. Co. E. Overhulser at 139 North Loudoun Street on Monday June 16 from 9 to 12 noon to make starting arrangements.
In West Philadelphia a fire claimed four children and left five others escaping through windows and a porch roof. The victims were Lindiva Watson 9, Nathaniel Fisher 3, Ruby Fisher 2, and Knohayne Fisher 6 months, all relatives of Mrs. Ruby Watson.
The Handley Library starts a children's story telling hour on June 19 with weekly sessions every Thursday at 10 30 until August 21 open to children four to ten. Prizes reward readers who finish the most books, and 350 worth of children's books will be donated.
James L. Bowman has been elected president of the Stephens City Lions Club succeeding Roy Wiscarver. Ralph M Wakeman and Richard L Adams are first and second vice presidents with James B Parks as third vice president. Emmett L Scothorn is secretary treasurer and Lion Tanner is Lewis M. Ewing. Floyd C. Hasher is tail twister. W Eugene Barley and Calvin C Germroth join the board of directors for two year terms with carry over directors L Lester Ritter and Ray D Rinker.
The green striped worm attacks pine trees in North Carolina and Virginia, eating needles and leaving trees bare though not causing tree death. Local observers report widespread defoliation affecting forests and ornamental pines.
London reports Macmillan returning from North American trip with Eisenhower invitation. Berlin notes mass flight of scientists and teachers to West Germany. Panama hosts stranded Soviet journalists after visa denials. Moscow raises ruble price for international flights. London court grants 19 year old Pat permission to wed despite mother’s objections. Khrushchev signs first US firm contract to expand Soviet chemical industry. Bournemouth health officer cites illegitimacy rate linked to teen spending. Rudolf Bing arrives in Stockholm for four days to listen to Swedish singers.
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