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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1948

Page

2

City Golfers Hold on to third in Tri-State race

Winchester Tri State golf team placed fourth at Frederick but remained third in the league standings. Frederick led with 86.5 points, Martinsburg finished second with 62, Winchester totaled 59, Purcellville 59.5, Front Royal 33. Local scorer Al Thompson led Winchester with 11 points.

Winchester Frederick Martinsburg Purcellville Maryland Front Royal al Thompson William Bridgeforth W. O. Pugh Carl Campbell Philip Glaize Walter Boserman H. R. Kern Jr Hugh Peters Dr. Courtney Grim Bruce Gibson Martinsborg Winchester Seconds

Triple Funeral Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held tomorrow for three individuals. Details on the identities and locations were not available in the readable text.

Plane crash deaths of Rover family near Upperville

Mr and Mrs John Rover Violet Rover and Patricia Marie Rover were killed Friday evening in a plane crash near Upperville while en route to visit relatives in Dover Delaware tomorrow.

Dover Del John Rover Violet Patricia Marie Upperville

Three from Winchester Hurt in Georgia Crash

H. R. Kern Sr. Mrs. S. M. Davis and Miss Carl Fletcher, all of Winchester, sustained minor injuries Friday in a collision near Jessup, Georgia. The trio was traveling from Sebring, Florida and were hospitalized at Jessup.

H. R. Kern Sr S. M. Davis Carl Fletcher Winchester Jessup Sebring Fla

Lions Luncheon Speaker Lt. Ritter Talks on FBI Academy

Lt. Joseph Ritter of Winchester city police will speak at the Lions luncheon at Sarah Zane hall tomorrow at 12 15 p m. Fred Ritter will introduce him. Ritter is to discuss the FBI National Academy he recently attended.

Joseph Ritter Winchester City Police Lions Sarah Zane Hall Fred Ritter FBI National Academy

Husband on Capitol Duty Delays Return to Vote

In Washington, the husband stays behind to avoid missing a potential vote on selective service and clerk salary bills. He regrets the move but says duty requires staying in the capital. The event included remarks from Federation officials, hospitality praises, and special music by Historic City Four.

Washington Federation A. M. Smith W. Nelson Page Winchester Stark Bristol Sears Brarnett Glenn D. Roe National N. C. Green E. C. Hallbeck Federation Legal Henry C. Wyman H. H. McGill Riichmond Ronald S. Willson Historic City Four Sincving

Three FFA Members To Be Elected State Farmer

Robert Luttrell Gainesboro Roy Beaver Stephens City and John Carr Boyce are among 125 FFA members with outstanding records to be elected State Farmer at the Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America opening session at Virginia Tech Blacksburg. Dr. Walter S. Newman VT president will welcome the entrants. Judging teams begin actions tomorrow with members from the Northern Triangle Federation including Donald Smallwood Winchester Vernon Cullers Front Royal Bobby Trenary Front Royal and others in dairy and livestock judging. Avon Omus state secretary attends along with instructors J L Givens Gove A L Frye Handley J C Hintsman Berryville and J Foster Front Royal.

Robert Luttrell Gainesboro Roy Beaver Stephens City John Carr Boyce FFA Virginia Association of the Future Farmers of America VPI Blacksburg Walter S. Newman Virginia Tech Tech Northern A. L. Frye Handley J. C Hintsman Berryville J. Foster Front Royal

Delegates Welcome Taft Stassen Backers at Convention

Delegates and reporters gather as Taft and Stassen backers face criticism from rival supporters. Brownell dismisses concerns, claiming confidence in victory. The convention opens with Wal ter S Hallanan as arrangements chairman and Mayor Bernard Samuel welcoming attendees. Governor James H Duff underscores wartime leadership. The Keystone State leader urges unity as the world watches.

Taft Stassen Ganzins New York Brownell Walter S. Hallanan West Virginia Duff Bernard Samuel Philadelphia James H. Duff Pennsylvania

Philadelphia GOP Convention Delegates Eye Nomination

Philadelphia hosts the fifth GOP convention with 1094 delegates. Dewey leads the first ballot for president with about 300 votes, Taft around 250, and Stassen near 150. a 548 vote majority is required to win on the first ballot.

Taft Dewey Sen. Vandenberg Philly Philadelphia United States Grant McKinley Fremont Willkie Congress Supreme Court Stassen

Mrs. V. Brewer Dies at 82 in Winchester

Virginia Brewer 82 widow of William Rhoda Brewer died at 38 S Cameron St Winchester at 12:30 pm. Born in Indiana and raised near Boyce she was a Hyde Seminary alumna and member of Boyce Baptist Church. Survived by children from both marriages eight grandchildren several great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home Winchester 4 pm tomorrow with Dr. T J Hawkins officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Valley Virginia Brewer William Rhoda Brewer S. Cameron St Indiana Clarke County Boyce Rebecca Prince Warren S. Eddy Winchester Richard Kremer Carlton Sheldon Daisy Brewer Baltimore Viola Young Calif Floyd Brewer Washington, D. C Nellie Stipe Brewer Hyde Seminary Omps Funeral Home T. J. Hawkins Mount Hebron Cemetery Lawrence Jerome George Garver Lantz Hauptman Albert Clark Marvin Stipe

Closing Hours of Congress Vote for 6 Billion ERP

Lawmakers near midnight approved a sweeping 6 billion ERP and related measures as they wrapped the 80th Congress. Republicans hailed the session as a historic success while Democrats denounced it as the worst. The package included foreign aid funds, a peacetime draft for 19 to 25 year olds, and a farm price support system with no broad housing legislation enacted.

Washington Truman House Senate Mr. Truman

Virginia Delegates Back McCarthy Aide Chair Return

Virginia delegates at Philadelphia adopt a resolution urging reelection of Curtis M. Dozier Sr. of Richmond and Mrs. William H. Logan of Woodstock as national committee man and committeewoman. Delegates name Delegate-at-large Robert H. Words of Pearisburg as chairman of the delegation.

Philadelphia Virginia Robert H. Words Pearisburg Prs National Committee Curtis Ml. Dozier Sr Richmond William H. Logan Woodstock

Republican Balloting in Nomination Process

The piece notes GOP balloting has rarely exceeded 36 ballots, with 1924 Democrats at 103. It recalls eight state sources of past nominees from Ohio New York California Illinois Indiana Maine Kansas Massachusetts and discusses ages of nominees. Taft Vandenberg are older than the historical oldest, while Stassen is younger than Dewey was four years ago.

GOP Ohio New York California Ilinois Indiana Maine Kansas Massachusetts Dewey Blaine Hughes Harding Taft Vandenberg Stassen

Sugar Robinson Bout Postponed By Weather

The welterweight world title clash between Sugar Robinson and Bernard Docusen in Chicago was postponed to next Monday night due to threatening weather.

Chicago Ray ‘Sugar’ Robinson Bernard Docusen

Ford Faces Wage Increase Pressure From Postwar Talks

Ford originally asked the UAW-CIO to forego further wage raises and even suggested cuts. The company said competitors have granted increases, making it hard to claim its average hourly rate is six cents higher. Ford has raised prices on all passenger cars and introduced a higher priced Ford model last Friday.

Ford Uaw-Cio

Draft plan outlines 21 year olds first in line for induction

The proposal drafts men aged 21 first with set start dates spanning the year. It would absorb the Selective Service records into a new wartime to peacetime agency led by Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. Local boards numbering about 4000 would be appointed by governors.

Office of Selective Service Records Selective Service Organization Lewis B. Hershey Army Amy Navy Marines Air Force National Guard Active Reserve Guard

Aging Rules for Fine Wines

Some fine wines require four years in wood and up to twelve years in the bottle before reaching top quality. The aging process emphasizes wood maturation followed by bottle aging to achieve peak character.

Vesper Services Held Outdoors at Friends Meeting House

A large crowd attended outdoor vesper services on the lawn of the Friends meeting house. Rev. William J. Hadden Jr. presided with Dr. E T Clark delivering the metage. Music came from the Braddock Street Methodist choir. The weekly union services are sponsored by the Ministerium. Rev. William Wisenberg to speak next Sunday.

Friends Meeting House William J. Hadden Jr E.T. Clark Braddock St

Bass Anglers Report Big River Catch Season Peak

Ted Pangle Frank Pangle Jr and Robert Tate fished the North fork catching 31 bass 10 to 14 inches using night crawlers along with 20 perch. Capt Francis Funk and Joe Orndorff took six bass on artificial bait in the South fork. Funk noted a cloudy river, moss free and a record crowd with 38 cars parked together.

Ted Pangle Frank Frank Jr Robert Tate Francis Funk Joe Orndorff South Fork Funk

Quiz Answers From Page Four Print Issue

A list of corrected quiz answers includes 13 cents for Q1, Prints engravings for Q2, Alpha Beta Gamma Delta for Q3, a sentence about he doesn't know that he can come for Q4, Round the world speed flyer for Q5, One from many for Q6, false about Ft. Knox depository for Q7, Rubber for Q8, Home plate for Q9, and a Voice of America program broadcast to all in America for Q10.

Ft. Knox Voice of America At In America

Egg and live poultry price report from Winchester area

Agriculture Dept Markets Division lists prices paid for graded eggs and live poultry in the Winchester market. Eggs F O B Winchester 51 for U S Grade A extra large. large 49. medium 46. standards 46. pullers 37. Poultry prices include No 1 quality 51 per dozen and various weights and classes with adjustments for ends and breeds.

Winchester U. S U.S

Winchester Sales Directory June listing for household goods

June 23 1 p m DST Harry McKee 542 Fairmont Ave Winchester complete household furnishings. June 26 1 pm DST Mrs W O Talbert Extra Corner Chestnut St National Ave ext household and kitchen furniture some antiques. July 3 10 am EST E R Ryan 1 mi Northwest Cross Junction Whitacre Road household goods farm equipment tools. DuVane Thomas Cain 1013 8 Kent St Winchester household goods.

Harry McKee Fairmont Ave Winchester W. O. Talbert Chestnut St National Ave E. R. Ryan Cross Junction Whitacre Road DU Vane Thomas D. Cain Kent St

Purtlebaugh Rites Scheduled Tuesday

SFC Michael V. Purtlebaugh USN, killed Friday at Oceana, will be buried Tuesday in the National Cemetery. Remains arrived in Winchester and were to proceed to Jones Funeral Home for 2 p.m. services led by Rev. William Hadden Jr. Pallbearers named: Frank Graves, Robert Graves, William Carpenter, Vernon Clark, Jack Lake, Nathaniel Kern.

SFC Michael V. Purtlebaugh

New 1949 Ford Draws Large Crowds to Shenandoah Showrooms

View New Fords Fred Ritter, vice president of Shenandoah Motor Co., estimates about 2300 people visited their showrooms last Friday to see the new 1949 Ford. They continued Saturday and were still coming today to inspect the three models on display.

Fred Ritter Shenandoah Motor Co Ford

New Hunting and Fishing Licenses On Sale In Winchester

New hunting and fishing licenses are on sale at city and county clerks offices in Winchester. Old licenses expire June 30. Fees include state resident fishing or hunting licenses for 3 and 3.50 respectively, county licenses for hunting and fishing at 1, nonresident trapping at 15.75, fishing at 10, and various stamps priced at 1 each.

Winchester National Forest

Nile Crocodile Kills Up To Fifty Before Being Shot

Report says a Nile crocodile killed and ate as many as fifty people before local authorities shot it. The creature attacked in a rural region, prompting emergency responses and searches for missing residents.

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