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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1949
Page
10
Lee Augusta Smith of Opequon Avenue was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a 60 day suspended jail sentence for driving while intoxicated. Judge John Rice presided over the case.
Russell Lee Mayhew, 23, of Frederick County, ordered held for grand jury on charges of grand larceny of an automobile owned by Albert McDonald of Kernstown.
Latest festival queens in 1949 student roles include Marilyn Carol Malkemes of Wilson College and Jane Ellen Fox of Farmville State Teachers College. Malkemes, 21, active on Wilson campus with Shop Board Caliope and Radio clubs. Fox, Alexandria native, serves as student government council vice president and sorority member Alpha Sigma Tau.
A broadcast schedule lists programs for WNEW Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 WMAL Channel 7 and WOIC Channel 9 with 5:30 to 10:00 PM time slots including news, talk shows, dramas, sports and movies such as Kukla Fran and Ollie Henry Morgan Star Theater Wrestling and Boxing.
Charge against Jacob D. Del of Frederick County for felonious removal of property under levy has been nolle pressed on motion of Commonwealth for Attorney Joseph Massie.
List of cases heard this week in police court under Judge John Rice includes Clyde Sale Mt Falls jailed for drunk driving fines totaling 10.25 with others like S Paul Earman 34.95 for reckless driving Herbert McDaniel 15.25 for disorderly conduct John Durr 10.25 for drunk Charlie Burke and Madison Crowser both 10.25 for drunk others include Manuel Bean Daniel Jackson Boyce 15.25 Brick Banks Berryville drunk Lawrence Martin 14.25 Madison Clowser 14.25 Samuel McCarty 14.25 Harry Jones 14.25 Fred Mason 14.75 for various alcohol related offenses.
Eastern standard time applies. central subtract one hour. mountain subtract two hours. Some stations shift relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
A dense TV schedule fragment lists programs and air times across networks CBS and mbs including News and Comment shows, This Is Your Life, Mystery Theater, Town Meeting, Alan Evert, Fibber and Molly, We the People, Jackpot, People Are Funny, and Dancing segments.
Clarke county Isaac Walton league board met in Ralph Dorsey home to set a May 28 field day with skeet shooting fly casting and other events. A beach show for bird dogs and a coon dog class were added. Progress reports on a 300 acre game management project were heard with next meeting set for 0:30 April 13 in Berryville community building.
Conrad Hoover Post 21 invites National Commander 8 Perry Brown to be marshal of a Legion unit division in the annual Apple Blossom Grand Feature Parade. Department commander J Westwood Smither and Department Adjutant W Glenn Elliott have accepted bids to share in the fete.
Funeral services for John Henry Lichliter of Detrick will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Oak Hill Church of the Brethren in Detrick with Rev. L. M. Helsley officiating. Interment follows in Smith Cemetery. Pallbearers are Edward Hutchinson Marvin Burner Harry Dinges Milton Dinges Paul Plauger and Edward Shipe. The body will be moved from Dellinger Funeral Home in Woodstock to the church at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
More than 4000 Reynolds Metal Co employees in Louisville await peace talks outcome before striking. The local union has set a strike deadline for Thursday.
A Winchester Star Information Bureau notice promotes Uncle Sam's Almanac now in its thirteenth year. It highlights government data, Congress members, governors, and weather facts, offered postpaid for 25 cents with a coupon and mail return to Washington DC.
Patsy Maria Carper Cather receives bed and board divorce from Joseph Robert Cather dated Jan 10 1949. Married in Hagerstown in Sept 1946. Custody awarded to mother. Father ordered to pay 10 dollars weekly maintenance.
Dr Frank W Gearing Jr was reelected president of the Shenandoah County Tuberculosis Association at a meeting last night. The gathering also approved other unanimous decisions and outlined upcoming actions.
The article notes frog and toad diversity from a Cuban species about three quarters of an inch long to a West African giant with a two foot leg span. It highlights broad variation in size across species and regions.
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