Kernstown News Briefs Highlights Local Calls and Visits
Community notes list patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital including Carl Ballard and Jake Copenhaver. Local residents visit friends and relatives such as Eugene Clem, Clinton Ritter, James Donald, Harvey Richard, and Benhal Keller of Woodstock. A pair attend Sport Car races in Cumberland Maryland. Henry Grim remains ill at home. Robert L. Walker returns home after hospitalization.
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Kernstown
Carl Ballard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. W. Lupton
John Lupton
Winchester
Little Jeffrey
Terry White
Eugene Clem
George Gray
Clinton Ritter
Glen Lamp
Cross Junction
James Donald
Robert L. Walker
Ralph White
Cumberland
Henry Grim
Charles Richard
Ozias Ritter
Armel
Jake Randall
Benhal Keller
Woodstock
Jake Copenhaver
Robert Carson
Nee Ritter
Needlecraft pattern offer from Ace Bases 1962 catalog
Ace Bases offers pattern 7135 for bed spreads and dust ruffles in corduroy pique or antique satin with reverse side smocking. Price 35 cents with 10 cents extra for first class mailing. Mail to Alice Brooks, Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. New York. request name address and pattern number. Also advertises 200 designs and a 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with free patterns and a 25 cent mov.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester
Evening Star
Needleecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Community Notes and Visits In Marlboro Area
Mrs. Joann Leight and Mrs. Robert Gregg hosted a surprise baby shower for Ruth McBride with many guests. Visitors include Roland Keeler and daughter Lana of Strasburg and George Karms of New York and Florida. Others visited J C Keeler family and Har vey Hawkins group in Winchester with multiple local residents. Miss Virginia Hawkins and her Middletown School class toured Washington.
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Strasburg
J. C. Keeler
George Karms
New York
Florida
Clarence Tevalt
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia Hawkins
Middletown School
Washington
Carroll Hawkins
B. L. Lock
Joseph and
John
Kernstown
Vaccination May Target Up To One Hundred Viruses
Dr. Jonas Salk told a National Press Club luncheon that a single vaccination could be developed to protect against many diseases. He outlined a progression from three viruses to ten, then to 30, and finally to 100 viruses in one shot, noting no interference between them.
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Washington
Jonas Salk
National Press Club
Salk
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Calif
King-Anderson
Sabin
Virginia records 301rd road deaths this year with multiple weekend crashes
The Associated Press reports Virginia’s road toll reached 301. Over the weekend three people died in a single crash era two more deaths today and more victims across counties. Names include Alice Rebecca Frye 21 of Stephenson City and others from Winston-Salem NC Norfolk Portsmouth Gretna Ladysmith and Sandy Level with fatalities on US and state routes.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Alice Rebecca Frye
Stephens City
Lebanon Church
Shenandoah County
U. S. 58
Mecklenburg County
South Hill
Winston-Salem
N. C
Willie Dogan Hunter
Robert Benjamin Oliver
Cora Fuller Welch
Hunter
Herbert Foster 35
Portsmouth
Nansemond County
Curly Oma Ivey
Norfolk
Robert Scott Carr
Hillsboro
Ladysmith
Caroline County
Wayne Leonard Barbour
Rt. 1
Sandy Level
Journalists jailed in Pakistan released after riots
Six of nine Pakistani journalists jailed as security prisoners in February after student riots were released, according to reports.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Oregon guardsman Maj. Gen Hintz dies of heart attack
Maj. Gen. Alfred E. Hintz 56 longtime commander of the National Guard 41st Infantry Division and Oregon adjutant general died Saturday of a heart attack. He was born in Fond du Lac Wisconsin.
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Oregon City
Ore
Alfred E. Hintz
National Guard 41St Infantry
Oregon
Fond du Lac
Wis
Heiress Nosey the dog may dine on dog food soon
Detroit AP report details Nosey the 8 year old heiress dog who manages a $15000 inheritance from Charles C Long. Nosey lives in luxury on $80 monthly with keeper Elvin Wall who cares for her for $30 a month. Nosey has eaten steak weekly on travels to Mexico and Canada.
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Detroit
Nosey
Ernest Boehm
Boehm
Elvin Wall
Wall
Charles C. Long
Long
Romulus Township
Mexico
Canada
Nosey the debutante sleeps through judge's remarks at Las Vegas hearing
Nosey faces legal proceedings with a judge admonishing her about excess weight while she smiles for flashbulbs. Wall notes a bequest and Nosey's foam pad. Separately, W Henry Holman, 72, founder of the Jitney Jungle grocery chain, dies after a long illness. the chain has 200 stores across southern and eastern states.
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Las Vegas
Nosey
Grocery Hain
Jackson
Miss
W. Henry Holman
Jitney Jungle Grocery
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Duarte
Mrs
Helen Richard
Harvey Richard
Marlboro
Eva Keeler
Crider & Shockey
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Rioters
Paper Mill
Ald
Sites ‘Co. Paper Mill
Man
Apple Valley Cleaning Service
Braddock ST
DON Highlander
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Bell System Company
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