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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1963

Page

5

Update Teen News Show May End Its Run

NBC teen audience program Update may end next Sunday after a run praised for teaching style and clarity. Bob Abernathy explains news first then features and softer material, with Washington coverage to close. CBS Radio ends New York Philharmonic broadcasts after 33 years as orchestras multiply and LP records rise.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York NBC Abernathy Washington Bob Abernathy CBS Radio New York Philharmonic Arthur Hull Hayes

West Virginia Centennial Train Visits Three Cities Weekend

West Virginians in Charles Town Martinsburg and Romney can view the 700 foot West Virginia Centennial train with stacked exhibits. Charles Town hours 8 30 a m to 9 p m tomorrow Martinsburg hours Sunday 10 a m to 11 p m and Monday 10 a m to 9 p m Romney Wednesday noon to midnight. West Virginia turns 100 June 20 and Jefferson County parade follows tomorrow at 7 p m with Winchester units.

West Romney Cooperative Cold Storage Plant Town West Virginia Jefferson County Charles Town Winchester

Police Probe Two Larcenies and Vandalism Case

Police investigated two larcenies and a vandalism report involving two juvenile Black boys apprehended in Hawkins. Police recovered two bicycles later that day from the youths. A separate theft from 103 E Whitlock involved $60 taken from a drawer while residents were out, with no forced entry. Memorial Day patrols saw Wilbur Romets escape teenagers near his home on the second floor at about 11 p.m.

Hawkins Lacy Carlisle E. Whitlock Warren Rudolph Wilbur Rome N. G. St

Man Turns 100 and Flies a Jet for First Time

William Robert Huckaby of Pasadena Texas marked his 100th birthday by flying Houston to Dallas in a jet airliner. The former farmer quips that the trip felt like sitting in his living room and notes he has led a busy life with no alcohol tobacco or cussing. He attributes longevity to constant work rather than counting years. George Washington signed the first tariff act on July 4 1789.

Dallas Tex William Robert Huckaby Houston Settin Huckaby Pasadena George Washington

Two Charged In Holiday Auto Mishaps

At 7:20 a m an accident led to charges against 80 year old Benjamin F Strother for failure to yield after swerving from a left turn lane on Amherst Street near Hawthorne Drive into the right lane and striking Ray Miller of 123 West Commerce Street. Strother resides on Route 2.

Benjamin F. Strother Amherst St Hawthorne Drive Ray Miller W. Commerce St Strother Rt, 2

Woman Hurt Playing Tennis In Berryville

Berryville reports Mrs. Helen Enders sustained injuries after a fall while playing tennis. The incident occurred in Berryville and investigators are monitoring her condition.

Berryville

Winchester Motel Association plans Tuesday meeting

Members of the Winchester Division of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association will meet Tuesday at 11 a.m. for a Dutch treat luncheon at Lee Jackson Restaurant. The group will discuss plans and route a 500000 volt power line through the Valley area. A Valley-wide fall meeting is tentatively set for Sept. 10 in Front Royal. Mrs Enders injured her arm in a fall at the John H. Enders Rescue Squad facility.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn Lee Jackson Val Front Royal

Salvation Army Cadet Arrives for Summer Duty

Cadet John Edward Dixon, a Salvation Army training student, has arrived to assist the local staff for the summer. Major Edward Bowman, commander of the Winchester Post, said Dixon will aid in the post's activities.

John Edward Dixon Salvation Army Edward Bowman Winchester Dixon

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Shenandoah Memorial Park Ronald Clark Montague Avenue Hayes Network Radio Virginia SVNB Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Man Helen Enders Motel Assn John H. Enders Winchester_ Memorial Hagerstown Regent Égnitictam. Paper Co Ana Gab Bal Bild Tae Orces Bree American Dyanamid Co, Heublein, Inc Revere Copper & Brass, Inc Stone Container Corp White, Weld & Co New York Stock Exchange John Cussen N. Cameron Street New Haven San Francisco Los Angeles Boston Philadelphia Chicago Minneapolis Plymouth Valiant Chapman Motor Co W. Boscawen ST Winchester, Va Berryville, Va
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