Winchester Drive-In Schedule and Local Services Update
The Winchester Drive-In on Martinsburg Pike will operate every evening with Friday Saturday and Friday night showings. details on start dates and restrictions to be announced. Winchester Concrete Products Co. names W E Line as manager and offers heated facilities for construction workers, warehouse staff, mechanics and others in nearby areas.
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Stethe Royal Drive- In
Coe
Winchester
Winchester Drive- In
Martinsburg Pike
E. Line
Winchester Concrete Products Co
Ram's expands store space at 149 North Loudoun St
The jewelry shop The Rat Jewelry Store has relocated for several years to 149 North Loudoun St and Ram's now offers five times more floor space. Irving Weiss remains manager of Ram's with new merchandise lines added to the stock.
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Loudoun St
Dress Ram’s
Irving Weiss
Ram's
Ted's News Stand Sold After Twelve Years of Ownership
The Ted's News Stand at 39 South Loudown St. was purchased by Syce Aloo. The business was established about twelve years ago by iSehie ed Seton and since his death has been owned by Gus Born. An addition to the Peo downtown location is nearing completion with the roof almost finished and occupancy expected early next year. Holiday displays and Christmas merchandise are expanding as local banks issue checks for next week and boost buying activity.
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Ted
South Loudown St
Sre
Syce Aloo
iSehie Ed Seton
Gus Born
Peoples Drug
Peo
Protestant Group Honors Kennedy With Family of Man Award
President Kennedy, a Catholic, receives the Protestant Council of New York City honors including the Family of Man Award and a gold medal in a ceremony attended by about 3,500 people of many faiths. Rev. Arthur Lee Kinsolving praises unity and Kennedy's leadership.
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NEW York
Kennedy
Protestant Council of
New York City
Council
Family of Man
Arthur Lee Kinsolving
Meteor Fireball Streaks Over Bay Area Sparks Witnesses
Thousands of residents watched a bright fireball cross the San Francisco Bay area sky Thursday and explode in the Pacific Ocean several miles offshore. FAA in San Francisco confirmed reports while a Navy patrol plane said it saw the object hit the water. The San Mateo County sheriff’s office places Moss Beach about 15 miles south of San Francisco.
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Moss Beach
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Pacific Ocean
Federal Aviation Agency
San Francisco
International
Navy
Taffie
San Mateo County
Sher
the Beach
Winchester shoppers return from New York fashion week
Miss Bill Wood and Mrs. Mary Anderson traveled to New York and attended Holiday and Cruise fashion shows. They purchased new fashions for the Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop.
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Winchester
New York
Bill Wood
Mary Anderson
Metropolis
Margaret L. Hodgson
Armstrongs Attend Canvas Products Association Meeting
Mr and Mrs E W Armstrong attended the Canvas Products Association International in Miami last week where new materials and applications were shown and demonstrated. During their Florida trip they visited Nassau in the Bahamas for a few days.
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E. W. Armstrong
Canvas Products Association International
Miami
Florida
Ramseyburgs Berryville Gift Show Closes Tonight
Ramseburg's Store in Berryville wraps up its 18th annual two day gift show tonight. The event features items from around the world including German Hummel figurines Italian carved wares spices and rare teas. Handmade goods brass wrought iron milk glass refreshments and a door prize are part of the display.
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Ramseburg’s
Berryville
Ramsburg’s
Germany
Italy
Firemen Discuss 63 Parade and 64 Planning
Representatives from eight city and county fire companies met at Apple Blossom Festival headquarters to critique last spring's Firemen's Parade. Arlie C. Long presided as the former director guiding plans to simplify and organize the 1964 parade with a new committee and assigned roles.
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Arlie C. Long
Widow Harriet Fields Dies at 84 in Beverly Hills
Harriet W. Fields, 84, widow of comedian W. Fields, died Wednesday at her Beverly Hills home. The couple separated but never divorced. Fields died in 1946.
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Los Angeles
Harriet W. Fields
Beverly Hills
Fields
Vandalism and threats probe as Prince Edward schools reopen
Major investigation follows slashed car, smeared sign and threatening calls to Prince Edward County educators. Officials including Sheriff Clark and the FBI examine alleged Halloween pranks and a lunatic fringe in Hampden Sydney area while a one year catch-up education plan for 1700 Negro students proceeds.
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Minor
Sullivan
Hampden-Sydney
New York
Prince Edward County
Farmville
W.f.watkins Jr
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RAM Jewelry Store
Ted's News
Armstrongs
Fevonese
C. L. Williams
Shawnee
John Legge
Middletown
Mervil C. Bailey
Harold Bageant
Sarah Zane
Cire
Mr. Wolfe
John Fletcher
Friendship
Edward Ambrose
Stephens Bry
Prince
Edward
Gram
Colgate W. Darden Jr
The
Free Schools
Act
James T. Clark
Prince Edward
FBI
Shenandoah Valley
Peek
Berryville Ave
Amherst Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Royal Crown Cola Co
Diet-Rite Cola
Nehi
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Winchester, Va
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