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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1952

Page

9

County Churches Schedule Regional Methodist and Brethren Notices

A compact church directory lists service times for Bunker Hill Brucetown and several other charges. Rev. Cyril J Hoover Rev Emory Ellmore Rev Frederick minister names and campus churches: Gerrardstown Payne's Chapel Stephenson Welltown Fairview Mount Pleasant Red Bud Mt Pleasant Gainesboro Greenwood Middletown Montague Ave North Frederick White Hall Opequon Burnt Church Round Hill Stephens City Kernstown Salem and related congregations with worship hours and Sunday School times.

Bunker Hill Cyril J. Hoover Areen Evangelical United Brethren West Frederick Donald Austin Mt. Pleasant Fairview Mt. Olive Mtleasant Montague Ave Methodist Charae B. W. Coe Macedonia EF Holmes Newcome Round Hill Myra Payne Lamps Memorial Agnes Rosenberger Stephens City Charles A. York Mary Tevalt Kernstown

Watered Milk Can't Stand Test Of Chemist's Mechanical Baby

James A. Johnson Jr a chemist with the State Department of Agriculture uses a cryoscope to detect watered milk. The device freezes milk to reveal water content, showing a nearly uniform freezing point and distinguishing watered from genuine milk. A red plastic cow on his desk acts as a test aid.

James A. Johnson, Jr State Department of Agriculture Johnson Association of Official Agricultural Chemists

WCTU Leader Ella Boole Dies at 93 in New York

Mrs. Ella Alexander Boole, 93, longtime president of the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and former Prohibition candidate for U S Senate, died yesterday. Separately, a note recalls 1803 Marines using camels in North Africa during an operation.

WCTU New York Ella Alexander Boole World Womens Christian Temperance Union U .S North Africa

Sermon Schedule Noted at Jubilee Service

At 11 a.m. WL. Riele will preach a Jubilee sermon on Front Royal Road followed by an 11 a.m. sermon by J. F. Wine.

WL. Rieleman Jubilee Front Royal Rd J. F. Wine

Two Weeks Justice Fines Total 4991 In Frederick County

Over two weeks 60 drivers were fined 4708 for highway overloads by Trial Justice W Erle Edwards. Ten paid 545 over axle fines, 50 paid 4163 for over gross weight, plus 14 others totaling 283.50 on various charges, making 4991 overall.

Frederick County W Erle Edwards Charles W. Brody Washington, D. C Far J. LeMarr Berryville Avenue L. D. Campbell Indiana Connell W. Spaid Lehen W Va Mary B. Meyer Washington, DC James F. Rexroad Dayton David G. Hoffman Martinsburg W. Va Joseph E. Wallace Mt. Williams Ruth M. H. Costello Berkeley Springs Joe Edward Rosenberger Constance E. Spaid N. Loudoun Street Julius J. Jacobs Johnnstown Henry Nalvan Clifton Forge Margaret V. Ritter

Life Most Risky On First Day

New York based statisticians from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company report infancy is most dangerous on the first day of life. If early deaths continued for 60 days no infant would survive. One third of yearly infant deaths occur at birth and three fifths in the first week. About 78000 babies die yearly before two months old. Premature birth is the leading factor for deaths under one month.

Science Service New York Metropolitan Life Insurance Company United States

Round Hill Youth To Form Fellowship

Preliminary plans for a Youth Fellowship at Round Hill Methodist Church were discussed by the church official board. Membership will be open to youths aged 12 to 23 from the surrounding community, with officers elected and weekly meetings planned.

Round Hill Methodist Church

When U S Marines Were First Recruited in 1775

The record notes that upon their initial recruitment in 1775 Marines were required to furnish their own weapons.

U. S

Red Cross Founded at 1864 Swiss Convention

The International Red Cross emerged from a 1864 convention in Switzerland with 26 governments represented, establishing a multinational relief organization.

International Red Cross Switzerland

Bat Wing Structure Mirrors Human Hand Bones

The wings of a bat are supported by bones that correspond to the finger bones in a human hand, illustrating a close anatomical similarity between bat wings and human digits.

Leatherneck term origins tied to leather collar worn by Marines

The word leatherneck stems from the leather collar worn by U S Marines during ship assaults. It reflects a historic practice of using leather protection in battle.

U. S

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Brucetown Emory Ellmore Stephenson Crums Welltown Christian Church Group Res J Evangelical United Brethren Reliance Charge L. Prederick Ridings Chapel Reliance Christian Endeavor Greenway A. Menes Winchester John FE. Oliver Pleasant Valley Red Bud CBS Gainesboro Grover Jenkins Wesley Chapel Old Bethel Pine Grove Greenwood Methodist Chapel L. L. Shreck Middletown Methodist Charge J UL. Peebles Grace Epworth North Prederick C. E. Burkert Little Mountain H Ashton White Hall F. Stotler Best Church Esther L. Ridgeway EF. Burkert Methodist Youth Fellowship Howard's CB. Larrick Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches Robert C. Bradford, Jr Burnt Church Salem Church of the Brethren W L. Riggleman C. R. Wolfe Canning Virginia S. D Assam-Tibet Colombia Ront Philco Philco Gulekant Philco Electric Lotdotun the Food Center Loudoun St Iceberg SAFEW Thor Gey Celere Brown California Stree Playshoes
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