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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1948
Page
10
Patricia Hayes, appointed notary public by Gov. Tuck, has taken the oath of office and posted a $500 bond as required by law. The four year term begins now.
The Cross Roads committee reports the Fair view church building is sound enough for repair and a new church is unnecessary. The improvement committee will meet soon to plan. Mrs W W Dicks and Karen Sine are sick. Esta McKee and children Marie Dorothy and Margaret are improving from illness.
The bulletin explains that Stern Standard minus one hour is Mountain Standard minus two hours with local stations possibly adjusting relay times to fit schedules. It warns that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Tracy falls into a coma like state at a party as Dr. Mitchell arrives and Kit arranges hospital transfer. Kirk Carried Tracy to safety while others await word. Yvette and Mike react with fear and confusion as guests keep the event going in the background.
A dense rundown lists daily programming from 6:00 to 2:00 at night. It includes news shows, music hour blocks, variety programs, dramas, sports, and special segments across abc cbs mbs and local nets with repeated kiddies hours and late night dances.
In Jerusalem on Holy Thursday Christians prayed at the spot of the Last Supper as rifle fire from nearby Arab village echoed above the crowd. Masses and Gethsemane prayers were canceled and Jewish Purim celebrations were muted by renewed tensions and fireworks bans.
Seventeen year old Patsy Robinson convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her father. Sentenced to 12 months in jail with the jury recommending suspended sentence by Judge Dirk A. Kuykus.
Judge Elliott Marshall oversaw nine divorce suit settlements. Grants included Winifred Hartley partial divorce from Charles Hartley for desertion, and Woodrow Whetsel absolute divorce from Arlene Whetsel for cruelty. Bed and board decrees awarded to Grace Royston and Hilda Haines, with custody to a mother in the Royston case.
The Northern Virginia chapter of the Virginia Society for Crippled Children has raised about $3500 in the Easter seal campaign. Treasurer Robert McNally said the figure is roughly $1000 behind the same date last year as envelopes carrying seals were distributed locally.
The Northern Virginia chapter including Frederick, Clarke and Shenandoah counties launches a fundraising drive open February 28 lasting until Easter Sunday to support O CatTy on the society for services to people with all types of handicaps.
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