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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1950
Page
6
Property transfers summarized across Winchester and Frederick County districts. Listings name grantors and buyers, parcel locations, and lump sums where stated, with multiple nearby streets and routes including Shawnee Avenue Braddock Street and Route 11. Several entries note estates and improvements, with cons in the thousands and many parcels described by district.
Blood in the urine signals potential kidney or urinary tract disease and should prompt medical investigation. Causes range from infections and stones to tumors, clotting disorders, and systemic illnesses. even a single instance requires evaluation and tests to determine treatment.
Mrs. Robert L Boyce and companions from Bowling Green visited here last week while Major Brooks serves with the 24th Division in Korea. Dr and Mrs Jos G Kearfoot Jr of Martinsburg WV visited Mrs Edith Kendall recently. Sunday's visitors included Mr and Mrs Atlee Fristoe and children Mrs Emory Fristoe of Bentonville and Mrs Ernest Lockhart of Limeton. Mrs Philip Lanham and Mrs Charles Creamer spent several days last week in Charlottesville.
In Negri Sembilan state workers reportedly pay more for wives, with union leaders saying higher payments imply better wives. The Negri Sembilan Plantation Workers Union faces a daunting task to deter these so called business deals and to educate workers on true matrimonial relations.
In Badgam near Srinagar twenty four people were injured when Communist and national conference workers clashed with brickbats. It marked the first such confrontation in the Kashmir valley following elections where Reds were defeated.
Malaya reports a sharp rise in undesirables as East West ideological tension grows. In eight months, 1,717 more people were banished than the entire 1949, totaling 7,817 with 163 British subjects among them.
Mr and Mrs Zirkle Williams and children visited Mr and Mrs John Perry last Sunday afternoon. Mrs Carlton Sager and son Garland dined with her parents the Nail family in Hayfield. Ladies Aid met Elliott home and hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs Pete Wallace with 11 members and 13 visitors. Stanley Bishop of Elkhart visited home place. Joe Hershman visited his three children in the Quin cy Orphanage. Pearl Cochran visited Kernstown relatives. Charles Lake and wife welcomed a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Lakes family has three other children. Pauline and Emma Lou Elliott visited Linda and Ronnie Lake.
Prague reports that beekeepers not in the Union of Beekeepers will receive no sugar ration for their bees this fall. Members of the union will receive about 13 pounds per hive under ministry of food regulations.
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