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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
3
A collection of letters from readers in the Dear Abby column. An 18 year old weighty, ready to marry for a ready-made family. a grandmother seeking forgiveness after her husband’s indiscretion. and a true, humorous reminiscence about a farm hired girl with two brothers.
Mrs. Thomas Miller's six day Winchester Memorial stay ends with recovery progress noted. Numerous visitors drop by, including Mrs. Clarence Souder and the Souder family. Other scenes recount patients at Hampshire Memorial and transfers to Winchester. several local families host guests and welcome returning residents.
Rest Worship Services are set for next Sunday at 11 a.m with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Miss Maude Borrow fractured her wrist after a street fall in Martinsburg last week. A church hall covered dish dinner by the Rest Sunday School kicked off National Family Week. Harriett Ann Stipe and Robert F Rosa wed May 1 at Damascus United Methodist Church with a reception on the church lawn. The bride works as a secretary for Senator Humphrey and the groom in Gaithersburg. Several area residents attended. Mrs Anna Schlack died in Winchester Memorial Hospital and was buried at Mt Hebron after funeral services at Omps Funeral Home. Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett welcomed a daughter in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Sylvia Ridgeway and Lawrence Cooper were wed at Rest Church with a luncheon for families at Ridgeway home and a reception at the church social room. Relatives attended the funeral of Anna Schlack. Mrs Asbury Fiddler remains critically ill in Hagerstown Hospital. FIRST PRINTING PRESS Mexico claims to have had the first printing press in the New World. In 1536 craftsmen in Mexico City were printing books less than 100 years after the press was invented.
Greenwood residents are invited to a Worship Service at the Greenwood Methodist Chapel at 9 45 Sunday morning with Sunday School at 10 45. The column lists numerous family and social visits among local residents including the Doves, Ashworths, Carters, and Shantholtzer, plus relocations and travel notes.
Dear Heloise explains adding a thin layer of small tapioca in the bottom crust before fruit or pumpkin pie filling to create a set filling as it bakes. Readers share kitchen tips from lemon for cleaning pans to using a crochet hook to finish knitted garments.
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