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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
14
Harold Sumner of Milton claims a 10 year old method using large gum drops to clean clogged pipes. He contrasts it with traditional methods that push paper wads at 400 to 600 pounds of pressure. The gum drops disintegrate after insertion, reducing leaks and pipe breaks. Sumner jokes about not liking the gum himself.
A long roster lists participants by surname and title across multiple Miss and Mrs. designations. Names include DIBERT, FINKELSTEIN, FLANAGAN, GARRABRANDT, HALE, HALL, JOHNSON, KELICAN, LANDIS, MATHIAS, McMULLAN, MOOREFIELD, OWINGS, RHOADES, RUSSELL, RUSSELL, SCHMELLER, SENCINDIVER, SHERRARD, SMITH, and TUGGLE among others. The compilation reflects a community event program with numerous junior and adult contestants.
E W Adams Gainesboro district candidate outlines focus on county government and education while pledging tax restraint. He cites past roles in agriculture and fair leadership, noting awards for pasture and corn yields and hosting the International Farm Exchange student. Other Gainesboro hopefuls listed.
A. H. Hydrick spoke to the Frederick County Firemen's Association on aiding the National Board of Fire Underwriters in investigations. He reported 16 county fires in the past month and listed runs by Shawnee, Clearbrook, Middletown, and others, with upcoming fundraisers and events across the towns.
Cattle prices in Baltimore were steady to barely steady with limited offerings, while Chicago hogs and cattle saw varied moves and sluggish trading. The Intermarket roundup noted Wall Street’s drift described as a goblin movement with the Dow at 673.48, as Martin-Marietta rose on Sprint missile news and oils, steels, autos showed mixed shifts.
Senator Everett Dirksen urged President Kennedy to send the 98.8 billion budget back to the Budget Bureau for another trimming before Congress acts. He noted Kennedy’s own cut of over 125 million but said more reductions could help close the deficit and ease public pressure while Congress reviews fiscal year plans.
The 1856 Franford suspension bridge linked Covington Kentucky with Cincinnati Ohio across the Ohio River. It was then the world’s longest at 2252 feet and cost 1.871 million dollars funded with private capital. It remains a toll bridge still in use today.
Thirteen people are summoned for jury duty in Corporation Court. Report at 9 50 a m to the courtroom with names including J Curtis Fray Lyle P Strosnidesr Curtis W Wilson Viola M Pierce Roy Harper David J Daylor Charles R Sanderlin Ernest E Pugh Jeanette B Shewbridge Anna B Anderson William C Fries Wallace M Derry and Samuel N Johnston.
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