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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
3
Martha W Levi presents egg based dishes to counter scarcity. Recipes include eggs casserole soufflé croquettes and croquettes with yolks beaten into cheese mixture. Steps cover mixing frying baking and serving with precise measurements.
A reader asks if reason is required when declining an invitation. The answer says it is not obligatory but usually explain with regret to avoid resentment. minimal guidance follows on proper manners for hosting and cutting food.
English lesson notes common word confusions and mispronunciations. Highlights usage errors and spelling tips with examples such as humility and the misused phrases. Mentions private accident schools and scholarships in a classroom context.
The article surveys Sister Kenny's polio therapy amid professional debate. It notes her hot moist pack method and muscle therapy, her push for broader antiviral reach, and the medical consensus that polio virus travels through the nervous system. It cites recognition by a special law but ongoing disagreement over her concepts and modifications.
The debate centers on whether muscle spasm causes deformities or polio damage to the central nervous system explains most cases. Drs disagree that virus appears in blood. Kenny cites international investigators including Claus Jungeblut whose cautious view says evidence favors her concept but is not conclusive.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Stephenson Methodist Church met at the church last week. Visitors included Mrs. A L Omps who visited Whitacre relatives, and Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson with Carol Sue in Hagerstown Maryland. Visiting near Winchester were Mr and Mrs Able Dove and family and Amos Prince hosted guests from Martinsburg W Va. Stephenson Church members attended the annual district meeting at Woodstock.
Mr and Mrs Sam Markintonio of Connecticut visit Mr and Mrs D N Gruver and Mrs William a Pemex on Ganatiter Beverley Sue. Juanita Tederick and Gretta Steele attend the Future Homemakers of America convention. R Weliridh age last weekend in Ever Spring. Dannie Graw buys Middletown property to move soon. Orville Willey Jr and wife near moving into new home. Ronnie Jenkins recovers from a fall while building. Miss Lucy Burnette and Albert Bowers suffer mumps.
Thursday reports note Mrs. A. L. Omps and Mrs. A. J. Prince present, marking social participation at the gathering.
Question about whether a representative at the UN General Assembly may deliver a speech in a non official language and provide his own interpretation into a working language. Request for interpretation arrangements and applicable rules.
Funeral services for Elmer E B Barthlow 76 father of Mrs Hazel Haines were held Friday at the Four Square Church near Pikeside West Virginia. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery Martinsburg WV. Survivors include two other daughters Mae Nesmith and Marilyn Barrett of Martinsburg, two sons John William and Russell Barthlow of Martinsburg, ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Specialists in canning equipment advise that dial type gauges, new or old, be checked for accuracy at least once a year. Check again during the canning season if the unit will be used heavily. For further guidance, contact the equipment manufacturer or the county home demonstration agent.
Round Hill society rounds up guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce taking a two week vacation sponsored by Mrs. Walter Crosser and grandchildren visiting Brucetown with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Webb. George Rosier Jr. dined with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watkins while Sgt Courtney Lowe spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White and family and Mrs Minnie Hulver near Mt Palls.
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