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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1954

Page

9

Trial Justice Court Pages Frederick County Cases

Frederick County Trial Justice Court heard multiple cases with penalties ranging from fines of 3.85 to 108.75 dollars and various suspensions. Offenses include drunk in public speeding reckless driving improper registration and parking along with fines and conditional terms attached to terms of probation and motor vehicle rules.

Frederick County Frank Richard Fudesco Millwood Ave Winchester Grover Lee Giffin Bloomery Star Paul Fred Kelchner Jonah Lee Newlin Pine St Harley William Sirbaugh Fairmont Ave Ralph Waldo Teets Stephens City Junior Conway Wilson Middletown Ernest Edward Wisecarver S. Loudoun St John William Whitacre Whitacre Albert Lineweaver Brucetown White Post James Edward Clark Charles Sr Alva Burr Powell Grim Eugene Franklin Hattle Smithfield Mary Griscom Sharp Harold Thomas Walter

Local court fines total overweight trucking offenses and driver violations

A series of court penalties list multiple individuals from Berryville Middletown and surrounding areas with offenses including no inspection, no operator license, reckless driving, and improper registration. Fines range from 3.25 to 19.25 dollars with a total of 21 trucking fines adding up to 1081.65 dollars.

A. Ruhle Winchester Raymond Milton Dodson Middletown William ‘Taylor Greenwalt Charles Fisher Iainwood Marshall Gray Berryville Dewey Hulver Mt. Falls Henry Eugene Hartley Stephens City Charles William Heironimus George Lee Miller S. Cameron St Paul Livingstone Milburn Brucetown Anna Pearl Rutherford Rt. 1 Paul Jules Vital Arthur Stanley Bowles

Dogs Aboard the Mayflower Mastiff and Spaniel

Two dogs were aboard the Mayflower, a mastiff and a spaniel, accompanying the passengers on the voyage.

Greenwood social notes recount visits and events across towns

Greenwood and nearby areas report travelers to Florida, church delegates in Lynchburg, family visits in Mount Pleasant and Winchester, and local club leaders attending a luncheon in Front Royal. Several residents were guests, ill or recovering, and a wedding in Stephens City is noted.

John Knight Lynchburg Lewis Lamp Eula Cather Clearbrook Clinton Ebersole Gilbert Brown Aubrey Baecher Ronnie Eddie Myers Bergville Bobbie Geraci Gore Martha Brown Blanche Carlisle Valley Mill Road Carlisle Charles Cole Winchester Billy Ashworth Bettie Jean Ebersole Wanda Giles Jo Ann

Lesson in English by W L Gordon

W L Gordon presents guidance on word usage and pronunciation. He explains common misused phrases and mispronunciations. The lesson covers the word inextricable with examples and urges daily vocabulary growth.

W. L. Gordon

Grimes By N. CC. HENSELL GRIMES Friendship Circle Meeting in Rest

The Friendship Circle held its monthly meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grantham Gardner in Rest. County supervisor Grover Teets was appointed a director of Winchester Memorial Hospital.

N. CC. Hensell Grimes Friendship Circle Grantham Gardner Grover Teets Stonewall Winchester Memorial Hospital

Annual meeting notes and farm activities in town

D. K. Russell and Sons thinning peaches and planning to thin apples soon. Walter Purtlebaugh of Winchester visited last Monday. School children on vacation as classes ended last Friday. Robert Leight of Woodbine killed two large black snakes while making hay. Farmers plowing corn, making hay, and spraying. Bible School began June 14 at the apple, cherry, and peach crops. Strawberry harvest expected this week.

D. K. Russell and Sons Walter Purtlebaugh Winchester Robert Leight Woodbine Bible School

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