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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

11

Guests of Betty and Bettys Baltimore Visit Family Letters

A list of visitors and relatives appears from various towns including Garland and Hardy Combs. Names mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Brock and Claude Brock, Miss Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and family, Mary Combs, and multiple Wolfe and Park families. The note reads like a social visit roundup with many names and places.

Moreland Imogene Tommy Robert Homer H Ruby Cecil Brock Jean Brock Claude Brock Betty Harvey Baltimore Mary Combs Hardy Frye Lillian Martin Myr Luther Miller Minnie Lee Leonard Cora Combs Alombs Curtison Lois Ann. Wilkins the Wolfe A. G. Park Herson Erviand Douglas Nesmith Fred Neland Freddie Alma Yvonne Valda Capon Springs Cleve Wolford Coldm Nettie Shingleton Hunter Wolfe Ar- Wolfe Ken- Wolfe Ansel Vauda Marie

Dr Anderson Reports on Poliomyelitis Studies

Dr Henry Anderson of the Winchester Frederick chapter reports on polio research funded by March of Dimes and the National Foundation. He notes Japanese Army Epidemiological Board findings that polio shifts to large epidemics with younger victims, 70 percent under age three in Japan versus five to nine in the United States, and cites Yale University work supported by March of Dimes.

Japan Winchester - Frederick National Foundation For Anderson March of Dime National Foundation United States Army Yale University Journal of Experimental Medicine Yale

First Woman to Fly in a Hot Air Balloon

Madame Thible a daring French prima donna became the first woman to fly. Her historic ascent occurred on June 4 1784 in Lyons France in a hot air balloon.

Madame Thible Lyons France

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