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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1960
Page
5
Dr Herman N Bundesen offers guidance for menopause. He urges realistic acceptance, rest, energy management, limited workload, and medical consultation. Hormone replacement may ease estrogen loss, with gradual transition and fewer symptoms. He notes static shocks are non dangerous and can be reduced by conductive floors and shoes in special cases.
Grimes residents report social visits and business calls from Winchester Winches ter and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Nelson Hensell returning home from Newton Baker Hospital and locust blooms signaling potential corn gains. People listed include Robert Bell Garnett Miller Victor Williams Lee and Harry Haines along with families and neighbors.
Master Walter McCauley recuperates at home after hospital stay. Mrs. Dick Legge to join husband in Germany with the armed forces, formerly Miss Ann O Leary. Mrs. Carl O Leary visiting relatives at South Hill. Boy Scout Troop 19 to attend Shades Park spring camporee near Winchester with Scout masters Gene Dicks and Russell McGauley. Memorial services at Mt Carmel Cemetery Sunday May 29 at 2 30 p.m.
Staunton AP reports the accidental discharge of a .38 revolver killed Albert W. Davis, 34, an announcer for radio station WTON, yesterday. Davis suffered a fatal wound while cleaning the weapon.
Davis, known to WTON listeners as Bob Davis, was married and a father of a son. The fragment notes his role as a Western style weapon at his time, reflecting a public figure in broadcast memory.
Braddock Street Methodist Church and several others publish Sunday schedules with ministers names, service times, Sunday school, nursery, youth events, and midweek gatherings. Churches include Calvary Baptist, Centenary United Church of Christ, Christ Episcopal, Church of Christ, Cork Street Christian, First Assembly of God, First Baptist, Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider First Brethren, and Trinity area notes.
The week’s church listings include service times for United Church of Christ, First Congregational, Evangelical United Brethren, Friends Meeting Center, Gospel Tabernacle, Grace Lutheran, Market Street Methodist, Salvation Army, John Mann, Mt. Carmel Baptist, St. Paul A.M.E., St. Stephen C.M.E., and others. Morning worships, Sunday School, youth fellowships, and midweek prayer services are noted with specific times and locations throughout Braddock Street, Loudoun Street, Cameron Street, and adjacent avenues.
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