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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1954

Page

2

Miss Kern Speaks To Winchester AAUW On Gardening Humor

Miss Elizabeth Kern spoke on The Humorous Side of Gardening at the May Winchester AAUW meeting at Fir Hill. The program included introductions, a business session, Get Out the Vote plans, and notes on education funding and teacher salaries.

Elizabeth Kern American Association of Universe Women Fir Hill L. A. Patten Garland Quartes Mary Catherine Manuel Channing John Carl Morgan Morgan Delmer Robinson, Jr Albert Robinson Mary Katherine

Fatalities Up Production Down In Virginia Coal Mines

Virginia coal industry faces higher fatalities and lower output in 1953. Production fell from 20 833 626 tons in 1952 to 18 762 503 tons in 1953, a drop of 2 071 123 tons, while employment declined by 3 227 to 13 779 workers. Fatalities rose to 31 in 1953 from 21 in 1952, with a rate of 1.65 fatalities per million tons. Competition from oil and natural gas and reduced foreign demand cited as main causes. Buchanan County led output among seven bituminous counties with 5 754 172 tons, followed by Wise County 5 250 685 tons. Montgomery County produced 82 777 tons of semi-anthracite coal.

Richmond Virginia State Department of Labor and Industry Buchanan County Buchanan Wise County Montgomery County

How's Your I Q Answers Revealed for Page Four Quiz

The page lists twenty questions with concise answers: 1 Unrelated 2 Parasite 3 United Mine Workers 4 World War I 5 Eastern 6 Buffalo N Y 7 Equal facility in the use of both hands 8 Former President Truman 9 Hawaii 10 Thomas Jefferson.

United Mine Workers Buffalo N. Y President Truman Hawaii Thomas Jefferson

May 13 to June 5 Winchester area sales directory

A dense list of sale notices and auction schedules across Frederick County and Winchester area venues. Items include cattle drives from Angus associations at Fairgrounds Frederick Maryland and at Charles Town Race Track, farm machinery and real estate sales at multiple court house front locations, and livestock markets in Leesburg and Shenandoah Valley with various auctioneers and sale times.

Laura Agnes Fawcett Corporation Court Winchester Virginia County Court House Cameron Street South Cameron Street Joseph A Massie, Jr Frederick County Court House U. S. Rt Byron Brumback Herbert S. Larrick Gainesboro G. G. Baker Whitlock Ave E. T. Snider Farmers Livestock Exchange E. Piccadilly St E.S.T W. Va Charles Town Race Track Charles Town Leesburg William C. Crane Shenandoah Valley National Bank S. Cameron St N. Loudoun St Jos A. Massie, Jr G. N. Singhass Rt. 50 West W. D. Orndorff Falkland Farm Swan Pond Shepherdstown Martinsburg W Strong Lewis Braden King Jefferson Park Farm Shadwell Charlottesville Deen Angus Dabney W. Watts North Braddock St Boyd G. Headley, Jr Laura A. Fawcett Fron The Fairgrounds Frederick Maryland Aberdeen-Angus Assn Washington Ave Towson, Md Frederick County Back Creek Gore

Stanley Heads Presbyterian Ushers Guild

Guy W. Stanley was elected president of the newly formed Ushers Guild of the Presbyterian Church at a Sunday evening meeting. G. Benton Stickley is vice president and W. A. Havermale secretary with I. Fred Stine and C. Irvine Cather as advisors. The group will organize into monthlong service units with regular and general meetings planned. Additional names listed include Donald Stewart Harry S. Newell Samuel McCarty William H. Thompson Marvin Gore Frank Perry Dwane Knight George F. Nixon Michael G. Deck Henry L. Bush Foster G. Gain Ernest Fernandes Dr Herman I. Pifer J. Curtis Fray David E. Grant Breese T. Dickinson James B. Parke William H. Lawrence III Warren Eddy Paul S. Vance and others expected to join.

Guy W. Stanley Ushers Guild of the Presbyterian Church Donald Stewart Harry S. Newell Samuel McCarty William H.thompson Marvin Gore Frank Perry Dwane Knight George F. Nixon Michael G. Deck Henry L. Bush Foster G. Gain Ernest Fernandes Herman I. Pifer J. Curtis Fray David E. Grant Breese T. Dickinson James B. Parke William H. Lawrence, III Warren Eddy Paul S. Vance C. E. Hofer Russell Potts D. Paul Pierce William G. Binder, Jr John F. Anderson Johns. Scully Ryland Conner William A. Rooker Richard Eddy Quinton D. Overman W. K. Milhellen L. V. Watson Alson S. Hott F. L. Larrent, Jr George T. Barnsley C. F. Lockhart Herman B. Stine Beverly N. Rice Kenneth C. Thomas

Woolworth Opens First 5c Store in Utica 1879

On February 22, 1879 J O A Frank W Woolworth opened the first Great 5c Store on a Utica side street. A customer bought a 5 cent shovel and started the famous chain. The blue umpire uniform is standard in major and minor leagues and semi pro play.

A. Frank W. Woolworth Utica N. Y

Mrs Hitt Dies In Washington

Mrs Mary Pauline Hitt age 58 widow of William B Hitt died suddenly at her Washington home after years of ill health. Born Lincoln April 19 1896 she was a daughter of Effie Barrett Stine and the late Edgar C Stine. She lived in Hampshire County West Virginia and has resided in Washington for 32 years where she worked in the Quartermaster General’s office. She was a Calvary Baptist Church member and is survived by two sons Robert L Azbell of Baltimore and William B Hitt Jr of Washington, her mother Effie A Sine, a brother Edgar Co Sine, three sisters Pearl E Good Gladys Borden Lillian Smith and one granddaughter Sharon Lee Arbell Minneapolis. Funeral Thursday afternoon.

Mary Pauline Hitt William B. Hitt 35Th St N. W Washington, D. C Lincoln Edgar C. Stine Effie Barrett Stine Calvary Baptist Church Washington Effie A. Sine Edgar Co. Sine Wash Pearl E. Good Gladys Borden Lillian Smith Sharon Lee Arbell Minneapolis Minn

Funeral services planned with church rites and burial

Friends and relatives will gather at Omps Funeral Home at 2 00 PM and proceed to First Baptist Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue for 2 30 PM services. The Rev Paul Dick and the Rev S J Goode will officiate. Interment follows at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Body remains at the Omps Funeral Home until services.

Omps First Baptist Brethers Berryville Avenue Paul Dick S. J. Goode Mt. Hebron Cemetery

Radio stations broadcasting standard time signals

The stations are NSS WWV and WWVH. NSS is the U S Naval Observatory station near Annapolis Maryland. WWV is operated by the National Bureau of Standards near Washington D C and WWVH is in Maui Hawaii.

B. F. A. Nss WWV U. S. Naval Observatory Annapolis National Bureau of Standards Washington, D. C Maui Hawaii

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kern Lillie B. Huff Snellings Florist I. Q the Commercial & Savings Bank Eash Cute Costa P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp Kent St Villa Jose Villa Pancho Villa Mexico City Maximilian Baker-Knight St Berryville Ave BE. T. Snider D&.t N. Cameron St Be.t. Snider Ralph F. Beaver Front Royal Road Chas. R. Duvall Ow Meyer Make Hay the Meyer Way Meyer Barr’s, Inc Stanley Heads Presbyterian Ushers Guild G. Benton Stickley W. A. Havermale I. Fred Stine C. Irvine Cather Cr. Irvine Cather Board of Deacons McFaden William F. Tompkins U. Ss Maplewood New Jersey Justice Department White House Tompkins International J.O Aberdeen - Angus Association McCormick Deering Dorsey Massie-Harris McCormick-Deering Oliver Barrow New Holland McCdeering Thresher International Green H.p S.a.e New Idea Chas. R. Duvall, Auctioneer Jersey Bess Bright Price Bright Prince Martinas Blond Aim Falklands Farms Schellsburg Timonium Penna Bangs T. B Fairview Farm Women’s Club Folkland Farm Daniel H. Folk & Son Martinsburg, W. Va W. Strong Lewis & Braden King WM. Hensell Baker-Knight Street Coca-Cola Civil and Police Justice Court Garland M. Canter Republic Oil Refining Company Linden Ramey Omps Funeral Home Pittsburgh Glaize & Bro Jesse J. Pugh Smith J. Pugh Annie E. Pugh Anderson On Cove Bridge Clerk’s Office Circuit Court Charles M. Lockhart William Triplett John R. Triplett Shuler Cordelia C. Pugh Joseph A. Massie, Jr Ote South Loudoun St
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