Valley of Vanishing Riders Chapter Twenty Nine
Colorado Jack escapes a bear-guarded prison by using a window sash and a hidden steak to lure hounds, then heads toward Tumbl erocks with Lia still a danger above. Chip Halliday rides toward Bear Creek as Hope greets him, setting up a new pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Jack Ives
Seton Alessana
Lia
Ives
Jack
Alessandro
Justin St. John
Bear Creek Basin
St. John
Seton Alessandro
Pant Dodd, Mead & Company
Rii
Tumblerock
Chip Halliday
Chip
Singin
Sam
Clark Rayburn
Bear Creek
Hope
Kk Features Syndicate
William Eustace Finnell Funeral Saturday
Funeral services for William Eustace Finnell age 59 will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Mount Hebron cemetery with Rev. R A Craig of Duncan Memorial church of Berryville officiating. Finnell died Tuesday in University of Maryland hospital Baltimore and will be buried in the Hansucker family lot. Survivors include two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eustace Finnell
Mount Hebron
R. A. Craig
Duncan Memorial Church
Berryville
George William
Virginia Hansucker Finnell
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Finnell
Savage Md
Hansucker
Winchester
Mt. Hebron
Finnell Siblings Remembered. Funeral Plans Set
Charles Finnell and Theodore Finnell of Washington along with their sister Miss Virginia Finnell are noted. The body rests at Kurtz Mortuary with removal scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Theodore Finnell
Washington
Virginia Finnell
Kurtz Mortuary
Crisman Retires after 33 Years as Ranger at GW National Forest
John W. Crisman retires after more than 33 years as a forest ranger on the George Washington National Forest. A traditional basket picnic will honor him at Elizabeth Furnace recreation area this Saturday with forest service personnel attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Crisman
George Washington National Forest
Forest Service
Elizabeth Furnace Recreation Area
Rea elected president of Mt Jackson Lions Club
Robert J. Rea an orchardist and apple cold storage operator was elected president of the Mt Jackson Lions Club in a recent meeting. The appointment elevates local service leadership and follows community involvement in area agriculture and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Rea
Mt Jackson Lions Club
Veteran Benefits Booklet Now Free From Evening Star
The Evening Star in cooperation with the Veterans of Foreign Wars offers a free booklet titled Veteran Benefits. It translates federal laws into plain language and covers 27 benefit types for World War I and II veterans and beneficiaries both in the United States and abroad. Readers may obtain copies by visiting the Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Cmfny
U. S
Philippine Commonwealth Army
The
Star
Cline’s Shopping Center Opens in Clearbrook
Clearbrook saw the opening of Cline’s Shopping Center run by Postmistress Virginia M. Cline. About 300 people attended the Monday night event, featuring a new one story red brick building on the old site near the railroad track. Mrs. Cline and her family operate a Gulf filling station and shared post office duties in the new center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Virginia M. Cline
Clearbrook
Henry Cline
R. 11
Claude M. Grove
Morris Snapp
Bunker Hill
Albert Robinson
Bill Riley
Will Curtis
Lois Zentz
Charles Leake
Arthur Shifflett
Max Lewis
Winchester
Junior Abrell
Racial Strife Forces Closure of Washington Pool
In Washington on June 30, a government pool used by white and Negro youths was closed after mixed swimming sparked a second day of violence. Park police reported hundreds involved in pushing and punching near Anacostia pool, with at least four youths injured and five arrests. The Interior Department had ordered no segregation, widening a rift with the DC recreation board which wanted to continue segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Krug
Interior Department
Park
Anacostia
District of Columbia Recreation Board
McKinley
Secretaries Told How to Get Along Well on Their Job
A Chicago audience at the National Secretaries Association convention heard panelists advise on boss secretary relations. Tips include compatibility without overfamiliarity, diplomacy with the boss’s wife, punctuality, businesslike speech, decorum in dress, and taking on duties to ease the boss’s load while preserving discretion. The panel featured leaders from business and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
On Your Vacation Let The STAR Be Brought To You
Vacation readers can have The STAR delivered during their time away by calling the office at phone number 3424 to arrange home delivery while they are away.
Lawyer for Negro To Ask Change of Venue in Rape Case
Richmond attorney Carwile said he was hired to defend Frasker Young, 18, charged with raping three women near Richmond. He will seek a venue change citing newspaper publicity including an editorial claiming guilt, while Young denies signing any voluntary confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Howard Carwile
Frasker Young
Carwile
News Leader
Young
Henrico County
Blakeley Bank and Trust Co to Open in Ranson Tomorrow
The Blakeley Bank and Trust Co will begin business at 9 a.m. in Ranson, the county’s only bank of its kind. Officers include Philip T. Porterfield Jr. as vice president and cashier, George M. Mullen president, and J. Errol Ward secretary, with a board featuring R. J. Funkhouser and 17 other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Funkhouser
Co. D. Boyer
G. A. Compton
J. L. Currens
J. Blackwe' Davis
F M. Everhart
Larwin Henesy
Mr. Hockman
H. G. Lakeman
George Marlow
George M. Mullen
J. K. Noel
Mr. Porterfield
H. Stone
G.tt
H. W. Wageley
J. Errol Ward
Norfolk Policemen Cleared of Bribery Charges
A Norfolk jury acquitted 24 policemen of bribery charges after a brief deliberation. They face hearings July 18 before the police-fire trial board and had been suspended following the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Police-Fire Trial Board
Cannery Opening Planned for Stephens City This Week
The Stephens City cannery will open Thursday with public operation on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Appointments to use the cannery are on open days from 9 to 11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Instructors are Mrs. Arbutus Carper and W. S. Cook. The building has new decor and updated processing gear. Last year about 16 000 cans were produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Arbutus Carper
Cook
University of Virginia Professor Elected to Oak Ridge Institute
Charlottesville June 30 A University of Virginia physics professor Jesse W Beams has been elected vice president of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies and reelected to the board of directors for a two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Jesse W. Beams
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Norman A. Fox
Chapter
Mr Aness
Eleske Ts
Feeo
William E. Finnell
Crisman
Rea Heads
Lions
Psi
Cloverdale Springs Go
Newy
Ille, Pa
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
ABC
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Disabled American Veterans
James W. Alsdorf
Ernest L. Byfield
Wallace O. Ollman
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Philip Wyman
Ray Ireland
An Airlines
Troylings
Winchester’s Brand New Shoe Store
E. Piccadilly ST
Featuring
Nettletons
Tran Just Beautiful
Chase
Outlet
Parkway Hotel
Ranson Bank
Norge
Lyle P. Strosnyder
S. Loudoun St
U. of Va
Kent ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!