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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
8
Read ers ask how to tour Europe as rebuilding begins. Switzerland welcomes visitors but many countries face food and housing shortages, coal scarcity, and disorganized communications. Travelers are advised to consult consulates, plan for warm weather, and expect high costs and travel risks.
Mrs Hadie Madigan of Stephens City was sentenced to five days in jail with 25 days suspended on condition she obey Virginia Compulsory Education law for one year regarding her five children. James W Good of Gore drew a similar sentence. Costs in his case were awarded. The cases were heard Saturday in Trial Justice Court, Judge W Erle Edwards presiding.
The Friendly Grove 4-H Club will sponsor a debate by the Mt. Williams Debating Society on March 12 1946 at 7 30 p m at the Friendly Grove Community near Mountain Falls Vic The public is cordially invited to attend refreshments will be served and cake walks will follow
M J Pease of Ridge West Virginia and Frederick County Farm Bureau members will attend the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation sponsored Spring meeting in Luray on March 23 starting at 10. M Hubbard will discuss Membership Quotas. Attendees include W R Oggerington and R Arnold with topics on rural electrification roads and women’s involvement.
Bakertown machine cut coal advertised with a warning to act quickly before a strike. Contact E. I. Warner at phone 6269 for details.
Spokesmen from the REA Department of Highways and Department of Education will address rural schools. W C Sykes of VPI speaks on Farm Buildings and Home Improvements and L B Dietrich of Blacksburg talks Better Farm Life Through Extension. Meeting adjourns at 3:30 after luncheon. President Holsinger anticipates a large turnout at the start of the growing season.
State Health Commissioner Dr. I C Riggin stresses prompt physician call for suspected pneumonia. He explains causes include pneumococcus and streptococcus bacteria or viruses, and that treatment varies by cause. Emphasizes early recognition, prevention of contagion, and strong nursing care. hospitalization often preferred for control and serums used in resistant cases.
Brucetown residents report visits from Culpeper relatives and news of service member Cpl. Charles R. Duvall receiving an honorable discharge at Cherry Point North Carolina. Julian Snapp of Jessup Jay spent time with local relatives during the past weekend.
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