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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1975

Page

4

Flood Strikes Welltown Pike Area in Frederick County

A Sunday flash flood washed out a bridge and damaged homes in the Welltown Pike Apple Pie Ridge area north of Winchester. The Mason family was rescued from their second story, while Weber's Nursery reported heavy plant losses. High water blocked roads and debris cleanup continued as officials assessed damage.

Welltown Pike Frederick County Winchester Apple Pie Ridge-Weltown Pike Rt. 663 Red Bud Run Rt. 656 Highway Dept Gold’s Hill Apple Pie Ridge Cooper Hoover Teets Subdivision Weber Rt. 11 North Mike Weber Wynn Mason Mason Lee Ave Roy Carter Clarke County J.C. Ronalds Wendell Seldon Amherst St Seldon Cameron St Warren County Manassas Samuels Library

Shenandoah Opens 101st Year With Convocation

Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music began its second century with convocation services for the 101st session. President Robert P. Parker announced a record enrollment of 653 students and noted final figures will rise as registration continues. He urged students to pursue truth, follow persons, and hold to their motivations and ideals.

Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Robert P. Parker United Methodist

Autopsy Ordered In Riverdale Young Man Death

John Frederick Rogers 23 of Riverdale Md was found dead in a van after a party. Officials say overdose of drugs or alcohol or both is suspected and the body was sent to Fairfax Crime Laboratory for autopsy. The van was owned by his brother Charles and parked near Rt 600 and Rt 608 in Mountain Falls. Investigating officers are Sgt. Harry Richards and Deputy Robert Williamson.

Riverdale Frederick County Fairfax Crime Laboratory Rogers Charles Rt. 600 Rt. 608 Mountain Falls Harry Richards Robert Williamson

Water Destroys Children's Books at Samuels Library

Heavy rains flooded the lower-floor children’s room when a sump pump failed. Librarian Gary Graham estimates replacement costs over 6000 dollars for water damaged books and furniture, many new and about 20 percent of the children's collection.

Front Royal Samuels Library Gary Graham Graham

Burglars Hit Two City Homes and a Stolen Truck Recovered

Police report about two separate city burglaries with about 1100 dollars taken from Mrs. Elizabeth Grimm at 2885 Packer St between 8 30 and 10 30 p m and from Robert L Manuel at 30 Fairmont Ave. A stereo and a camera were stolen. Deputies recovered a Royal Crown Bottling Co truck abandoned in a county cornfield near Rt 642.

Winchester Elizabeth Grimm Packer St Frank Kalafat Robert L. Manuel Fairmont Ave Royal Crown Bottling Co Rt. 642 Ralph Shiley Jeff Levi

Multiple injuries from weekend crashes raise hospital tally

Seven out of state residents sought care at Winchester Memorial Hospital during the long weekend for road crashes. Marlin Robinson of McCoole Maryland, 3:17 AM Saturday, fractured pelvis and stable. Harry Merson of Damascus Maryland, 8:30 PM Saturday, motorcycle crash, fair condition. Jimmy Weaver of Gaithersburg Maryland, 9:52 PM Saturday, motorcycle crash, still hospitalized. Jacqueline Ambrose of Petersburg West Virginia, 3:30 AM yesterday, ICU. Three Philadelphia residents treated and released: Rebecca Davis, Edward Pilsitz, Dennis Flynn.

Philadelphia Winchester Memorial Hospital Rt. 50 Winchester Marlin Robinson McCoole Harry Merson Damascus Merson Jimmy Weaver Gaithersburg Weaver Rebecca Davis Edward Pilsitz Dennis Flynn

Firemen battle floods and minor blazes over Labor Day weekend

Winchester and Frederick County firefighters spent the Labor Day weekend dealing with flooded basements after heavy rains. They responded to a smoke-filled 3:36 a.m. call at the Sports Center on 15 W. Boscawen St. Water damage was minor. a separate 10:26 p.m. shed fire at 17 Glaize Ave. was quickly controlled with no damage, under investigation.

Winchester Frederick County Stuart Dyke Sports W. Boscawen St Glaize Ave Paul Carter

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