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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1961

Page

3

Berryville SCA Installs Officers

Berryville Elementary School SCA installed officers and named committee chairmen sponsors and classroom representatives at a recent meeting. Officers include President Allen Brill Vice President Sandra Bayliss Secretary Carolyn Denny Treasurer Danny Longerbeam and Reporter Nancy Edmunds. Georgiana Glascock SCA sponsor led the program and William Boyce sponsor of the High School SCA spoke. Also present were Mrs. Mary Sowers and Howard Coombs.

Berryville Berryville Elementary School Student Cooperative Association Allen Brill Sandra Bayliss Carolyn Denny Danny Longerbeam Nancy Edmunds Georgiana Glascock William Boyce Mary Sowers Howard Coombs

Surgeon general urges flu shots for seniors

The surgeon general warns an influenza outbreak is likely this fall and winter and urges immediate anti influenza shots for people over 65. The statement comes as health officials anticipate a nationwide surge in flu cases during the upcoming season.

Atlanta, Ga United States

Amended Publication Order in Carter Estate Case

In Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court the Frederick County Board of Public Welfare seeks to enforce a lien on the estate of Edward Alexander also known as Ed Carter to pay debts and partition the fourteen acre property near Bridgeport on U S Highway 522 and a Virginia secondary road. Nonresident defendants Roosevelt Lavender Charles H Lavender Emma Wilkins and John Lavender plus parties unknown must appear within ten days of publication to protect interests and show cause why sale should not be ratified and confirmed. notice to run in Winchester press for four consecutive weeks.

Virginia Ffderick County Frederick County Board OF Public Welfare Et Als Chancery Heart L. Champ Als Frederick County Department of Public Welfare Edward Alexander Ed Carter Carter Alexander James R. Wilkies Bridgeport Frederick County Opequon Horton Lavender John Lavender Margaret ‘Alexander Lavender Roosevelt Lavender Charles H. Lavender Emma Wilkins Time Lane Winchester Lee N. Whitacre Massie Snarr Monahan

Kernstown News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and That Apple Butter Plan

The Kernstown community notes multiple visits including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sandy and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Snyder to a Wiley Fort funeral in W Va. and a visit by the Struckers from McKeesport Pa. to Clyde Logan.church events include Clover Hill Methodist homecoming Oct 22 and apple butter preparations by Kernstown Ladies on Oct 27 28.

Kernstown Melvin Sandy T. C. Snyder Wiley Fort W. Va George Strucker McKeesport Dean Strucker Pennsylvania Clyde Logan Loring Ritter Johnny Whiteingon John Moyer Lacey Springs Eee Memorial Hospital Tommy Snapp Brisco Snapp Charles Richard Marlboro W. W. Lupton Levels Suny Austin White Irvin Carper Winchester Robert Branner Dixie Debbie Wayne Warren Beverly Manuel Dickey Ridge Skyline Drive

Blonde 19 Sues Playboy Magazine For $1 Million

Dianne Baker, 19, a California model, sues Playboy Magazine and publisher Hugh Hefner plus six others for a million dollars over use of a bathing suit photo and accompanying text. The complaint filed Tuesday by her father Robert Baker alleges the article exposed her to ridicule and implied she lacks moral character.

Tustin Calif Dianne Baker Playboy Magazine Hugh M. Hefner Miss Baker Robert Baker

Moonlighting Is Misnomer Ban On Dual Jobholding Seen No Solution

A Labor Department survey from December 1960 finds about 1 in 20 workers hold a second job. Most extra work occurs daytime hours rather than nights, with 34 percent at night, 42 percent weekdays, and 24 percent weekends. About 850,000 run their own farm or business. total hours average about 50 across both jobs.

Washington Labor Department Ing Goldberg

Post Office Says Campaign Against Obscenity Works

The Post Office Department reports a rise in convictions from postal investigations, with 69 cases this period, up 16.9 percent from the same period last year, reflecting a steady effort against obscene material in the mails.

Washington (Ap Post Office Department

Providence Forge Family Heads to California by Wagon

Leon Gillis his wife and six children from Providence Forge Virginia departed October 1 for California in a covered wagon. Gillis estimates the trip will take six to eight months as they travel westward.

Richmond California Leon Gillis Providence Forge Gillis

Fryers Roast Beef Vie for Shopper’s Eye

Overproduction of chickens has slashed prices as much as 12 to 14 cents a pound cheaper than a year earlier. Fryers are 1 to 4 cents a pound lower than last week in Seattle and 4 cents a pound less in the New York area. Government economists note broiler slaughter has been 25 percent above last year and now trends downward. Market supplies late this month are expected to be about 8 percent above a year ago. Sharp wholesale declines for hogs and bellies suggest lower pork prices soon. As of Sept. 1, bellies totaled 12.8 million pounds.

Seattle New York Midwest

Seasonal Produce Prices and Market Notes

Market summary notes brisk turkey supplies and special prices on rib and round roasts and sirloin porterhouse. Bargains abound on cabbage carrots onions and berries with an early strong cranberry crop noted. Apples grapes pears and citrus show favorable pricing as Sierra Leone is cited as gaining independence from colonial status in 1961.

Sirloin

Yogi Emerges After Being Buried Alive

New Delhi AP reports a swami named Ramadas emerged after nine days buried alive as a penance for world peace. He told reporters that global peace chances seem brighter but warned against nuclear tests and Hindu Muslim riots. He voiced concern about an ominous astrological sign next February.

New Delhi Swami Ramadas India Swami

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