Svetlova Concert Rescheduled After Transport Delays
Due to transportation difficulties moving 10 trunks of stage costumes from Wilson to Winchester the concert by Marina Svetlova was to be cancelled but new plans set a return on Monday November 13 with the company back in Winchester and Svetlova performing.
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Wilson
N. C
Winchester
Com‘Concert Association
Svetlova
Harlin Welch Enlists in Navy from Winchester
Harlin Edward Welch of 223 E Water Street Winchester listed in the Navy via the local recruiting office in the Post Office He is a member of Co 115 Virginia State Guard attended Handley School and worked for Inland Container Co His father Wilford H Welch drives for Novick Transfer Co Welch born Burlington West Virginia September 27 1928 enlisted October 12 transferred to Camp Peary Williamsburg Virginia October 19
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Harlin Edward Welch
E. Water Street
Winchester
Navy
Virginia State Guard
Harlin
Handley
Inland Container Co
Wilford H. Welch
Novick Transfer Co
Burlington
W. Va
Camp Peary
Williamsburg
McKee and Giffin Report For Navy Training At Peary
Lester McKee and Charles Giffin reported for boat training on October 19 at Camp Peary in Williamsburg Virginia through the Navy Recruiting Office in Winchester. McKee is the son of Roy W McKee of 429 Highland Ave and attended Handley High School. Giffin, son of Samuel Giffin of 601 Woods stock Lane Winchester, has a brother in the Marine Corps and was a Diamond Cab dispatcher before enlisting July 2 in Washington and reporting to active duty October 19.
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Lester Wilbur McKee
Roy W. McKee
Highland Avenue
Charles Kenneth Giffin
Samuel Giffin
Woodstock Lane
Winchester
Camp Peary
Williamsburg
Navy
McKee
Handley High School
Grocers Wholesale Co
E. Piccadilly Street
Giffin
Robert
Marine Corps
Gaum
Denvis
National Fruit Co
Diamond Cab Co
Friendship Fire Company
Washington
Gas Factory Stomach Reports Relief From ERB-HELP
A Winchester reader claims her bloating and stomach gas vanished after taking ERB-HELP. She reports meals no longer cause gas headaches or constipation and urges others with gas and constipation to try ERB-HELP, touting twelve herbs and bowel cleansing effects.
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Winchester
Hopi Girl Begins Six Months Hard Labor in Unlocked Jail
Bertha Kohe a 19 year old Hopi girl starts a six months hard labor sentence in an unlocked jail in northeastern Arizona after a tribal trial. A secret service observer said she altered a government check from 16.73 to 66.73. The government authorized the trial since the charge was not federal court eligible.
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Phoenix
Bertha Kohe
Arizona
Secret Service
Hershey Pints Seize Victory League Lead In Tight Three Game Set
Hershey Pints defended their league lead by winning two of three against Perry Construction. Perry captured a 613 series in the middle game but Hershey and standout Lloyd Mead helped the favorites hold on. Mead posted 365 for the match as Hershey rolled strong in the opening and final games.
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Perry Construction
Hershey
Lee Resseguie
Roy la Follette
Perry Club
Lloyd Mead
Floyd Luttrell
Perry
Ralph Gore
Rudy Rodgers
Jack Haines
B and S Poultry
Dick Duvall
Bill Swimley
Duvall
No. Va. Power Co
American Legion
Clem Babb
Merle Slifer
Power Co
Charles Ebert
Legion
O'Sullivan
John’s Boys
Bud Miller
Lloyd
Lloyd's Coffelt’s 122 and Paul Cadwallader's 120 Gave O’sullivan
Joe Allder
Miller
Lions
Bruce Muse
Jim Galliday
Joe Aledr
N. Va. Power Co
Va. Woolen Co
Dyers All Stars
Gremlins Spinners Comets
Bombadiers
Dyers
Supervisors
All Stars
Comets
Gremlins
Larrick
Ana
Landacre
Bowling results from Hershey and nearby leagues
Hershey pints beat Perry Construction 2 to 1 while N. Va. Power defeated American Legion 3 to 0. O Sullivan No 1 topped John's Boys 3 to 0 as O Sullivan No 2 beat lrions 2 to 1. B and S Poultry won 3 to 0 over Viscose.
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Hershey
Perry Const
N. Va. Power
American Legion
O’sullivan
John’s Boys
Lrions
O'Sullivan
B and S Poultry
N. Va. Power Co
O'Sullivan No
Li Ss
Boxwood Winter Protection Advised by Bureau of Plant Industry
The Bureau of Plant Industry says boxwood bushes are best protected in cold climates by covering them with squares of burlap, leaving space between the ground and foliage to allow air circulation.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
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Marina Svetlova
Peoples Drug Store
Molden Electric CO
Harlin Welch
Canada Dry
Lester McKee
Charles Giffin
Peary
Sir Alexander Fleming
Lonndon University
Mser
ITP
K. McA
Ind
Thorton
Renner
Evelyn Beauty Salon
E. Piccadilly St
Blue Horizon Farm
Front Royal Road
Guernsey
Elborun
Singer
Frank A. Defries
Roy Duvall
South
Loudoun St