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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1957
Page
9
Miss Margaret Whadden the New Glasgow town clerk for 25 years said at a dinner for the high school cadet band that no group of women talked as much as the men on the new Glasgow town council and urged women to take a greater part in civic affairs.
Ad copy shows pricing and deadlines for classified columns. Rates are 1.75 per column inch per day with a minimum charge. Cash is required for out-of-town ads. Closing hours: ads received before 10 a.m. may appear in the same day issue.
Gaunt's Drug Store at 3 Valley Ave. is released from its Post Office station No. 1 effective last Thursday. Postmaster Wilbur Johnston said operators may contact the Post Office if they wish to run the station again. The site opened in 1935 by former Postmaster Nelson Page and now seeks a new location. Reward offered for a LOST-Gray tool box at the corner of East Lane and Piccadilly. Call Stephens City 224 W or MO 2-4131.
Partnership in Frederick County Virginia dissolved by mutual consent as of July 31 1957. Caroline L Cashman and David H Cashman withdraw. H C Lewin to carry on and assume all assets and liabilities. Court notice in Winchester Virginia sets publication for substitution of trustee in will of Frances A Chapman. nonresidents ordered to appear within ten days.
Former President Harry S. Truman urged Midwest Democrats to oust the GOP from Washington to restore world standing. He warned Republicans must be removed and said he will raise hell if needed. The luncheon wrapped a two day regional meeting planning campaign to defeat the GOP.
P Foot patrolman Joe Haines observed a motorist speed through a red light, arrested Carroll T Armstrong of Connellsville on a drunk driving charge moments later when Armstrong returned, driving the wrong way on a one way street.
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