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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1955

Page

11

Police Court Reckless Driving and Drunkenness Fines Listed

Gerald Francis Smith rt 3 charged with reckless driving fined 14.25. Walter W Haines Gore fined 10.25 for no operator license. William Robert Mason rt 1 reckless driving fined 54.25 and license suspended 10 days. Herbert Strosnider 221 N Cameron St drunk fined 14.75. Robert Paul Mayhew N Loudoun St drunk fined 15.75. Vincent William Hepner Stephenson drunk fined 15.25. Roosevelt Woodberry Sharp St drunk fined 9.75. Clarence Whitlock 551 Highland Ave drunk fined 14.75.

Gerald Francis Smith Rt. 3 Walter W. Haines Gore William Robert Mason Rt. 1 Weckless Herbert Strosnider Cameron St Robert Paul Mayhew Loud Clarence Whitlock Highland Ave

Michigan State to Adopt New Huddle Formation Next Season

Michigan State football will use a new huddle next fall. The quarterback will face two lines of players whose backs are to the opposition, replacing the traditional circular huddle used previously.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State Spartans

Eight Priests Ordained at Mission Seminary Ceremony

The ordination class at Holy Trinity Mission Seminary includes eight men led by Rev. Christopher Reilly and Rev. Linus Nickerson. Former WWII servicemen Rev. Reilly, Rev. Nickerson, and Rev. Leonard Bachman receive Holy Orders. They will celebrate first masses in their parents’ parishes, then enter missionary or parochial assignments. A breakfast, afternoon reception, and Solemn Benediction conclude the day with community and family attendance.

Christ Christopher Reilly Long Island City N. Y Linus Nickerson Halifax N. S Somerville Mass 57Th Combat Engineers Leonard Bachman St. Paul David O'Connor Brooklyn Conrad Schmitt Baltimore Walter O'Donnell Lynbrook Holy Trinity Mission Seminary Eric Williams Richmond National Council of Catholic Women of Sacred Heart Parish Mark McHale Edwin Lillis Jordan Springs

Polio Vaccine Policy Sparks Letter From Albuquerque Mother

An Albuquerque mother told school officials her child did not need the anti polio vaccine claiming they have polio insurance. The remark underscores debates over vaccination policies and parental exemptions.

Albuquerque

Government paid Civil War damage claims prior to Crawford Amendment

The U S Court of Claims heard many cases for property taken or destroyed in the Civil War and paid many claims. A prerequisite was proving loyalty to the Union. On March 4, 1915 Congress enacted the Crawford Amendment divesting the court of Civil War claims, dismissing all pending cases.

U. S. Court of Claims Congress Court of Claims

Page County 4 H lamb and steer show winners named

Jack Sisk of Rappahannock County won the steer class and the three lambs class. Charles Lauderback and Edward Brubaker of Page County placed second and third in steer, with George Comer and Charles Spurs also from Page among the top five. Lambs winners included Sisk first, Comer second, Foltz third, Spurs fourth, and Lineweaver fifth. County agents plan to grade stock before tonight's sale.

Jack Sisk Rappahannock County Charles Lauderback Page County Edward Brubaker George Comer Charles and Lewis Spurs Lewis Foltz Clarke County Charles Lewis Spurs Frank Lineweaver Shenandoah County Virginia Division of Market Allen Foltz Charess Lauderback Ike Smeltzer Bobby Davis Charles and Lewis Seurs Joe Huffman Charles Foltz Carol Kibler M. M. Sedwick, Jr Mark Gary Bauserman

Thomas L Shiley Dies at Bunker Hill Farm

Thomas L. Shiley 53 farmer of Bunker Hill West Virginia died at home after a long illness. Born February 7 1902 in Frederick County he was son of the late William B and Matilda Arnold Shiley. Survived by wife Pearl Triggs seven daughters two sons four brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of a son from Texas. Body at Omps Funeral Home.

Thomas L. Shiley Bunker Hill W. Va He Was Frederick County William B. and Matilda Arnold Shiley Pearl Triggs Kathryn Michaels Audrey Combs Ruth Lopp Berkeley Springs Patricia Joann Phyliss Judy Shiley Max G. Shiley Inwood Ray Shiley Franklin D. Shiley Fort Hood Texas James Tavis Shiley George Shiley Ridgeway Mayo Shiley Middleway James Shiley Clearbrook Marvin Shiley Inmood Janney Allamong Paul Wise Stephens City Omps Funeral Home

Why babies' blue eyes at birth appear blue

The Better Vision Institute explains that newborns do not have blue eyes. The iris is colorless and transparent and reflects blue tints. Over time the iris develops brown blue or hazel pigment.

Better Vision Institute

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