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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1950

Page

5

Visit and health notes from North Carolina families

Mr. Purdle Whitacre visits his brothers in North Carolina while A. H. Lamp and Mrs. Donald Luttrell spend time with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Triplett recover from flu as Fervin Heironimus remains ill in Harrisonburg. A reader asks if lawyers earn more or less than doctors, noting 1948 mean income for lawyers was $8,315 and median $6,336, lower than physicians.

Siler Purdle Whitacre North Carolina A. P. Whitacre Carson Whitacre A. H. Lamp Donald Luttrell Howards John Triplett Fervin O. Heironimus Harrisonburg Parker Maury United States

Community Center To Receive Flag

The Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 2123 will present an Amer ican flag to the Round Hill Community Center at a patriotic program at 8 p.m. Monday in the new hall. Mrs. B. A. Grayson announced the event and a male quartet will perform, with baton twirling by six majorettes from Miss Shirley Gelby’s Staunton class.

Ladies Auxiliary VFW Round Hill B. A. Grayson Shirley Gelby Staunton

Oil Burner Installations Seen At 570 590 In 1949

The figure for oil burners installed in 1949 is estimated at 570 590, the highest annual total aside from the all time peak previously reached.

Planning Invasion of Orchards At International Convention

The Special committee named by the International Apple Association plans orchard tours as part of International's mammoth convention in Washington from August 7 to 9. The event attracts fruit distributors and growers nationwide. Senator Harry F Byrd moves his Annual Orchard Picnic to August 12 to fit the tour schedule.

International Apple Association International Washington Harry F. Byrd Lester D. Arnold Winchester Fred €. Matson Martinsburg Sam Frazer Fred Burrows Carroll R. Miller Appalachian Apple Service

Bradley horology program marks 50 years of teaching

Peoria clock watcher Fred E Brown reaches a half century of guiding students in repair of clocks and watches at Bradley University. His son completes a 50 year tradition as educators in the school of horology.

Peoria Fred_ .E. Brown Bradley University School of Horology

Cargo Plane Battles Fire After Ice Induced Tie

United Airlines twin engine craft from Akron to Newark with a stop in Philadelphia landed safely after a 15 minute fire fight sparked by ice. Pilot Paul C. Cane and Co Pilot Frank Farrell fought the blaze near the automatic direction finder over Lancaster and confined flames to the unit before an emergency landing at Philadelphia International.

Philadelphia United Airlines International Paul C. Cane Metuchen N. J Lancaster Akron Ohio Newark Cane Frank Farrell

Clarke County High Plans Sing a Song of Sixteen Cast

The Clarke County High Senior Class announces the full cast for Sing a Song of Sixteen to be presented in Boyce on March 30 and Berryville on March 31. Stars include Tommy Jones as David Robinson and Jimmy Carter as Uncle Ben with Marguerite Lloyd and Sally Ann Williams alternating as Miss Stewart.

Clarke County High School Boyce Berryville David Robinson Tommy Jones Ben Jimmy Carter Miss Stewart Academy Marguerite Lloyd Sally Ann Williams Marcella Cora Harris Georgine Doray New York City Betty Clark Jane Ken Robinson Freida White Benny Longerbeam Ben Wilson Velma Feltner Jean Fletcher Albert Nicodemus Frances Funk Charles Roberson Miss Williams Marie Locke Elsie Minghini Jack Hardesty Lou Boxwell Pip Ellen Donald Thompson Metropolitan

Peach Orchards Suffer Little From Mild Cold

Peach orchards in the Timberville area show minimal damage from the past month freezes. A leading grower says the current cold helps retard budding and the impact is negligible.

Timberville

Grimeshaves Move From Farm To Church Easter Showing

Grimeshave relocated from the John W. McKown farm now held by the Firm to tend Easter activities at Welltown Church. Paul Shirkey visited Brucetown and spent time with Mr and Mrs Charles Hensell. Dory C Miller of Winchester Seed Co. called here Wednesday. Donald Fleek and spouse from Blacksburg visited relatives here. Two snows occurred recently.

John W. McKown Welltown Paul Shirkey S of Brucetown Charles Hensell Dory C. Miller Winchester Seed Company of Winchester Donald Fleek Blacksburg

Snow and rain hit roads and town this week

Over the past week residents note around four inches of snow and heavy rain. Wednesday night marked the first time state highway workers used the snow plough on local roads.

Edison Early Radio Patent

Records show Thomas A Edison was issued patent No. 465971 on December 29 claiming signaling between distant points by induction without wires. The note describes this as an early description of radio transmission.

New York P. A. Edison

City of a Thousand Churches nickname for Philadelphia

Philadelphia is widely known as the City of a Thousand Churches due to its large number of churches and religious institutions. The label reflects the city’s historic religious presence and diversity.

Philadelphia

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