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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1961
Page
7
A collection of readers letters to Dear Abby including a 96 year old man with a 30 year old companion suspects infidelity, a teen girl dating a 19 year old, a nocturnal cat noise problem, and a question about fifth cousin romance. The page reflects period concerns and light guidance.
Round Hill residents are teased with an old fashioned Hymn Sing at the Round Hill Methodist Church with time to be announced. Seaman Jimmie Lawyer arrives Friday from Great Lakes Illinois for a 15 day leave with his parents.
A reader asks if a man should prefix Mr when introducing himself. Advice notes an open house is like a reception and no gift is needed, but a house warming calls for a gift. A bride elect should still write a thank-you note promptly for gifts even after verbal thanks.
Dean Crandell, research vice president of a wall building company, has the door opened and slammed more than 27 000 times in a test of a new interior wall panel material in Buffalo New York.
Grand Commander Galalma J. Butcher of the Grand Commandery of Virginia will visit Winchester Commandery 12 on Friday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. He will discuss the Knights Templar Eye Foundation which has restored sight for over 3 500 people since 1957 and offers financial aid regardless of race or religion.
Francis Scott Bradford, 63, internationally known mural painter and former design instructor at the National Academy of Design in New York City, died Monday of a heart attack in Crnwall Bridge Conn. He was born in Appleton Wisconsin.
Five Franklin Central High School students, Robert Altmeyer 17, Stephen Pratt 16, Nadine Louise Pratt 14, Laural Elaine Altmeyer 14, and Linnie Taylor 14, were killed when their car was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a crossing near Indianapolis Union Station. The victims, close friends from southeast Marion County, died about eight hours after the 2:40 p.m. crash as the train, 70 to 80 mph, hit their car broadside. Witnesses described the driver Pratt as careful, and relatives mourned the loss of the group known as “the best of friends.”
Owners managers and occupants of stores shops and offices in the area urged to complete the form and mail to the Winchester Retail Merchant's Street on the East to Washington Street on the West.
In Brunswick Georgia the city manager says bomb shelters fall under the city real estate tax, exposing shelters to taxation despite protection from atomic radiation. The tax note highlights that even protective structures are taxable.
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