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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1947
Page
10
Time is eastern standard. Central subtract one hour, mountain subtract two. Local stations may shift relay times. Last minute changes not included.
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A dense schedule of radio programs across networks notes times and programs from 00:00 through 11:00, including News reports Frontiers of Science Sports mystery dramas variety shows and music hours. Notable entries include Amos and Andy Fibber McGee and Molly Burns Rex Maupin Orchestra The Boston Pops Concert The Falcon and Open Hearing Discussion.
Handley led by Alson Smith took first in the 440 and 880 and won the discus, broad jump, and 880 relay to defend the VHSL Group II championship. Handley totaled 35 points, well ahead of Martinsville with 10, followed by Highland Springs and others.
The Middletown Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its regular May meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Elected were president Clyde Brumback, vice president Clayton Shirley Dannie Steel, treasurer Eddie Dodson, and reporter Clyde Thompson.
Daniel E. Leatherman spoke at Winchester Aerie No. 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles Mother's Day program held Sunday at 3 p.m. in First Evangelical United Brethren Church. 114 members attended. welcome by Andrew Bell. music by Mrs. Andrew Babb and a male quartet. organists Mrs. Wayne Omps and Mrs. Sadie Hamrick.
Oscar Ivian Bryan 62 vice-president and director of Union Life Insurance Co died Sunday in a Richmond hospital Funeral rites were held at Monument Methodist Church at 2 p m with interment in Riverview Cemetery Bryan a native of Dayton Virginia had lived in Norfolk 1921 to 1938 as an official and manager of the Norfolk district for the company
The 178 acre Grand View farm in Winchester once owned by W. B. O Neal was sold at public auction to Mr and Mrs 8 D O Neal. High bid was 24000 dollars. The new owners are siblings of the deceased. The property includes a 14 room brick house with eight fireplaces a circular stairway and an observation tower once used as a Civil War signal station between Front Royal and Round Hill.
Douglas School announces graduation dates and lists 11th grade candidates led by Vale dictorian Arthur Gaither and salutatorian Edward Bartlett. Also names 7th grade finalists and their ranks with a report by Edward Bartlett.
Mrs. Harley Place returns home from hospital in Reynolds and is recovering well. Mrs. E. D. Shenlo now at home of brother Troxillis Clark after hospital stay in Winchester. I. D. Shade spent a week in Romney W Va. William Shenk and family from Akron Ohio visited his father E. D. Shenk. Mrs. L. M. Ambrose of Great Capon stayed with Mrs. C. W. Moore and Ardell Moore. Mrs. Clint Carpenter hospitalized in Winchester Memorial Hospital for hip treatment. Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. C. W. Moore included S. I. Michael and family of Cherry Run W Va Mrs. and Mrs. Stiner and two children Berkeley Springs N B Kamal Crossen improving after injury. Mrs. C. W. Moore and Mrs. L. M. Ambrose hosted dinner guests Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore.
Visitors to Canterbury-CANTERBURG include Miss Alice Albin and Miss Mildred Painter of Baltimore while Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Ritenour of Leesburg attend. Local residents Mae and Estelle Madigan stay with sister Mrs. Floyd Alger in Winchester. Cecil Painter undergoes tonsil surgery at Newton D Baker Veterans Center. Gains include visits by Ynn Glover and son from Occoquan to the Mears, Mae Painter at Emma Glennings in Luray, Leonard White and family with daughter, and Jack Reiche from Boston calling on L. W. Painters during the festival.
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