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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1958

Page

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May Fellowship Day Observance At Grace Church

Grace Lutheran Church hosts the Winchester Council of Church Women May Fellowship Day on Friday with the theme Place to Live. Mrs. Robert E. Hockman leads the program with participants including Mrs. W. Eisenberg and Rev. Coleman Games. A 10 a.m. coffee hour precedes the 10:30 a.m. program. open to all interested.

Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Council of Church Women Robert E. Hockman W. Eisenberg F. W. Danley Gladyce Crawford D.,f. Hardesty Harry Haines Grover Daugherty

Woman recounts dispute ending in shooting injuring Kitty Mae Young

A woman quotes that she and her husband left their home after a confrontation over a toy. Kitty Mae Young, 10, was visiting the Herbert residence when she was shot in the back and critically injured, while the woman says she did not fire the pistol.

Bobbie Kitty Mae Young Kitty Mae Herbert Place

May 7 7 p.m. sale in Winchester Route 7 area

Sales Directory listing several auctions in Winchester Virginia area. May 7 7 p.m. at ly-mile east of Winchester on Route 7 featuring furniture and electrical appliances auctioneered by Artrip and Cole. May 9 10 a.m. near Berryville on Route 535 dairy cattle equipment farm machinery and a Jeep Station Wagon auctioned by Charles R. Duvall. May 10 p.m. Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association at Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester. May 17 10 a.m. Rosa E. Renner Glenn Burnie Farm Amherst Street Extension Winchester household goods tools. May 17 1 p.m. C C Cloe and Stanley A. Owens trustees front of Frederick County Court House Winchester improved real estate on Paper Mill Road.

Denny's Commission Winchester Artrip and Cole Fpr Donald Duvall Berryville Charles R. Duvall Shenandoah Valley Farmers Livestock Exchange Rosa E. Renner Glenn Burnie Farm Amherst St C. C. Cloe Stanley A. Owens Frederick County Court House Winchester, Va

Crosby Marriage Mixup Sparks Civil Ceremony Question

Dennis Crosby and Pat Sheehan wed in a Las Vegas wedding chapel believing it was a civil ceremony. They were unaware a Protestant minister would officiate and said they hoped to remarry in a church after learning of the religious connection. The minister noted the chapel clearly indicates a justice of the peace option.

Las Vegas Nev Dennis Crosbys Dennis Bing Crosby Pat Sheehan Tropicana Hotel James A. Herndon Las Vegas Church of the Nazarene Crosby

Two Year Old Sharon Edson Dead in Scalding Accident

In Bristol Virginia Tennessee area a two year old girl Sharon Ruth Edson died after scalding burns over half her body when a water vessel overturned during a mother’s attempt to make steam for a croup treatment. Her parents, Lloyd Edson and Mrs. James A. Pendergrass, were injured in a separate car crash en route to the funeral home. Edson hospitalized for shock and knee laceration, Pendergrass with a forehead cut and shock. A Marion Virginia woman Verna Cornett Catron also died from flash fire burns the prior Friday.

Bristol Sharon Ruth Edson Lloyd Edson Tenn Bristol Memorial Hospital Sharon Marion Verna Cornett Catron Edson James A. Pendergrass

Gore VFD Plans Special Meeting

At its May meeting last night at the fire hall the Gore Fire Company laid plans for a special meeting to discuss upcoming activities and potential changes in operations.

Gore VFD The Gore Fire Company

Pulitzer Awards Highlight wartime and journalism honors

The piece lists Pulitzer winners across journalism arts and letters including George Beveridge for urban reporting, Bruce Shanks for cartooning, William Beall for photography, and Walter Lippmann for commentary. Also noted are awards in history biography poetry music and the ongoing preparation for a company chicken barbecue and a new telephone alarm system committee report.

George Beveridge Washington D.C Evening Star New York Times Times Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo N.Y Walter Lippmann New York Herald Tribune America Bray Hammond Thetford Center Federal Reserve Board George Washington Douglas Southall Freeman John Alexander Carroll Mary Wel S Ashworth Freeman Robert Penn Warren Yale University Fairfield Conn Samuel Barber Vanessa Metropolitan Opera House Barber Morin Freeport Ill Associated Press Tokyo Far East Pearl Harbor Saigon Indochina London Africa Italy Paris India New York

In Memoriam Charles Alger One-Year Prayer Card

In loving memory of Charles 8 Alger who died May 5 1957. A year of sorrow and tears since God called you to rest. We miss you dearly and trust in a heavenly reunion with you. Loved by wife and children.

Charles 8. Alger

Grasshoppers Trigger Air Defense Alarms in Arizona

Clouds of grasshoppers swarm central Arizona and set off Air Defense Command alarms. Governor Ernest McFarland declares a state of emergency as crop dusters begin dawn to dusk spraying across a 10 mile stretch between Florence and Maricopa. Entomologist Dr. L A Carruth notes spring weather favors the insects and pilots report sightings up to 5000 feet.

Arizona Phoenix Ariz Air Defense Command Tucson Ernest McFarland Florence Maricopa L. A. Carruth University of Arizona Department of Entomology

James Branch Cabell Dies at 79 Controversial Novelist

Virginia writer James Branch Cabell, author of Jurgen and numerous works, died in Richmond last night at age 79 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He authored 52 books, lived in his ancestral Richmond home, and left a son Ballard Hartwell Cabell and widow Margaret Waller Freeman. Funeral arrangements were reported incomplete.

James Branch Cabell Richmond Virginia Jurgen Cabell Moses D. H. Mosely Benjamin de Casseres Watteau Debussy New York Vice Society New York West Virginia Reviewer The American Spectator Potomac River Priscilla Bradley Shepherd Margaret Waller Freeman Ballard Hartwell Cabell

Sen Case urges quick decision on tax cuts

Senator Clifford Case calls for an immediate congressional decision on income and excise tax cuts to spur recovery. Senate Republican Leader Knowland doubts an Eisenhower administration move is imminent while tax revision and broader cuts are urged by Chamber of Commerce and witness William A. McDonnell.

Washington Clifford P. Case Congress William F. Knowland California Senate Case U. S. Chamber of Commerce William A. McDonnell House Banking Committee

Petrillo Draws 46000 Salary as AFM President

James A. Petrillo receives a $46,000 annual salary as head of the American Federation of Musicians and holds multiple roles beyond the AFM.

James A. Petrillo American Federation of Musicians A.P.M

Starkweather pleads insanity in nine Lincoln killings

Defense for Charles Starkweather entered an insanity plea against the defendant’s wishes. He is charged in the January 28 death of 17 year old Robert Jensen, whose body was found near Bennet as authorities pursued Starkweather and Caril Fugate, both charged with murder. Starkweather has admitted involvement in 11 slayings in statements.

Starkweather T. Clement Gaughan Guy Starkweather Robert William Jensen Bennet Jensen Caril Ann Fugate Caril

Weather snapshot across U S cities shows varied conditions

The Associated Press reports cloudy conditions in Albany Albuquerque Atlanta and many other cities with pockets of rain in Detroit Fort Worth Helena Cleveland New York and Philadelphia. Some locales expect clear skies in Denver Des Moines Omaha Portland and Seattle as others remain cloudy or rainy.

Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Helena Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Ore Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington

Payne Commends Fete Organization for Apple Blossom Festival

James A. Payne of Front Royal praises the Apple Blossom Festival as a splendid feature attracting people to Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley. He congratulates F. L. Largent Jr. and the organizing group and notes Shenandoah Valley, Inc. cooperation in the springtime event.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley Virginias James A. Payne Front Royal Shenandoah Valley, Inc Staunton F. L. Largent, Jr Shenahdoah Valley, Inc

Dartmouth Museum Fire Sparks Zeebra Rescue Call

Darmouth College's Museum in Hanover New Hampshire is regarded as the oldest in the United States. In 1798 a fire consumed the building as students and professors cried out to save the library and the stuffed zebra in the Natural History section amid chaotic scenes.

Darmouth College Hanover N. H U. S Dartmouth

Weather outlook and Alaska road project report

The forecast shows a cloudy day with rain ending in the west tonight, lows 40s to 50s, then a clearance Wednesday with warmer highs in the 60s to 70s in parts. A separate note reports about 500000 dollars being spent on a new road from Dawson on the Alaska Canadian border to Clinton Creek near the Arctic, where metal and asbestos deposits were found.

Dawson Canadian Alaska Clinton Creek Arctic

Rainfall totals and monthly averages for the period

The report records rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a m with 88 inches. May and year to date totals are given as 1 55 and 15 71 respectively. It lists average annual rainfall 36 78 inches and monthly averages for 1912 1957 with figures for each month.

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