Life span of a 100 watt incandescent globe
The design life of 100 watt incandescent lamps purchased by the Government is 750 hours.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1947
Page
10
The design life of 100 watt incandescent lamps purchased by the Government is 750 hours.
A nostalgic 32 page booklet titled The Children’s Book includes familiar stories verses and activities such as riddles paper folding and drawings. Priced at fifteen cents postpaid the ad promises old favorites reimagined for today’s child and mother readers. It also explains the origin of Mother Careys chickens naming several small petrel species with sails.
Orando organizers of Boy and Girl Scouts hosted a church movie Monday to spark plans for a local scout camp. Mrs. Alice Loving was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital Wednesday. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller visit relatives as Mrs. Goldie Miller leaves Fairfield for home.
Mrs Shelby Keith of Washington spent the weekend in Middletown with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Cornwell. Mrs Robert Kelley and her infant son Larry Blaine have returned from Winchester Memorial hospital. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Ricard Evans of Winchester and Mr Don Evans of Harrisonburg. The Ladies Bible class meets October 7 30 p m at Mrs Herbert Rhodes home. Rev H S Roane and wife depart for Roanoke for the Methodist conference. Miss Jennie Pennington leaves for Baltimore after summer with the Owings family.
Mt Hope church attendance notes W H Bowers illness keeps him from service. Carter Brill and Star Tannery couple visit Edgar Hockman. Helen McDonald returns to school after appendicitis. W D Teats moves to Bowers home. Frank Windle visits from Davis Virginia. Archie Unger of Washington spends weekend with Mr and Mrs DTD A Glaize.
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