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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

6

O Sullivan Plant tops league with 1691 set in tight chase

O Sullivan Plant rolled 1691 to beat all Motor Lines and level with Lions Club for first in A League. Lloyd Coffelt Bruce Muse and teammates contributed to the record set while Bill Brown led the Lions with 131 and 350 series. Royal Crown Cola and Rustic Tavern ratings highlight the busy week.

O'Sullivan Plant Motor Lines Lions Club O'Sullivan The Lloyd Coffelt Bruce Muse Paul Cadwallader Woody Glaize Bud Miller Joe Allder Sullivan Bob American Legion Iteway Cleaners Bill Brown Lions Eterans Jack DuVall B and S Winchester Woolen Star Ladies Lea Igpesanen Webber Miriam Clevenger Rustic Tavern Royal Crown Cola Taveners Royal Crown Rustie Tavern Ralph Gore Raymond Baker Ruddy Racey Artie Kiracore Jess Kiracofe Dan Boone Dick Renner Alonzo Whitlock Lando White Lee Resseguie Peoples Cleaners Peoples Lester Keiter Keiter Glaize and Bro Ind Paul Cadwall‘ader O’sullivan

Bans on Lord’s Prayer Recital in NYC High Schools

Protestant Council protests a move to stop reciting the Lord’s Prayer in Flushing High School and Brooklyn Technical High School. Dr Frederic Ernst of the Board of Education ordered the prayer halted citing a potential court suit by teacher Alan Dewitt who argues the practice is sectarian. The protest includes forming a committee to study the ban.

New York New York City Frederic Ernst Dewitt Ernst Protestant Council

From where I sit in by Joe Marsh on playing the fiddle badly

In a town setting locals gather at homes to make music with piano fiddle and harp. The writer notes much of the music is imperfect but valued for community harmony and simple-home fun over professional perfection. He asserts it is better to play badly than not at all and embraces American communal music and casual enjoyment with beer.

Hagerstown Mickey Perry Keiter Winchester Health Center Charles Town Molly

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