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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1951

Page

5

Retail Prices of Top Grade Eggs Edge Higher This Week

Prices for top grade eggs rose two to four cents a dozen amid seasonal patterns as bigger eggs decline. Beef and veal demand edged up, while wholesale lamb and mutton rose $2 per hundred pounds. Produce shows mixed changes with melons higher and cauliflower lower. overall wholesale food prices hit a year’s low.

Associated Press Agriculture Department Business Research Organizatorn Dun & Bradstreet San Francisco Paul S Wailis Grocery Manufacturers of America Otter Willis

In Memoriam George M Payton

In memory of father George M Payton who departed this life on Sept 6 1950 at home. By his family he was loved and now is in Heaven. You were a faithful husband Avery. Elizabeth Payton and children note their sadness dated 9 6 11.

George M. Payton Avery Elizabeth Payton Sarge Harrison Eden Harrie Anne Deke Pop Imogene Eden Blayde Helen Topping Miller King F

Leadership Class Attendees Celebrate Christian Home Making

About seventy people completed a Leadership Training Class sponsored by Stephens City Methodist Church Board of Education. The program ran nightly with worship and instruction by Mrs. John H. Davis on Christian home making. Credit recipients listed and organizers plan another session next year for adults and a separate youth class.

Board of Education Stephens City Chas. A. York C. O. Watson Garland E. Strickler Dorothy Petri Ralph Mowery Sarah Marks Donald W. Marks A. R. Marks S. J. Jackson Amy Hausenfluck Marvin Hammock C. S. Headley Dorothy Douglas Canfield A. F. Lillard Davis

We Have Given Our Herts Away

A wartime veteran with a haunted past seeks a fresh start as a realtor in a southern city. He attends a dinner with Laura Blayde and others where social tensions simmer and relationships entangle amid family duties and past wounds.

Helen Topping Miller USA Jene Aura Blayde

Water usage in Winchester rises as city pumps more

City Manager S Lee Grant reports water consumption increased by about 30 million gallons last year, a four percent rise from prior figures. Also noted are social and civic updates including Dorothy Rennie and Nathaniel Brown’s engagement, Jack DeHaven’s return from a trip, Absalom Robertson’s Senate nomination, and leadership elections at the Winchester Chamber of Commerce.

Winchester S. Lee Grant Dorothy A. Rennie E. G. Rennie Roberts Street Nathaniel F. Brown C. F. Brown Gainesboro Jack DeHaven Sunnyside Virginia Beach Ocean View Park Absalom Willis Robertson Democratic Party of Virginia Carter Glass United States Senate Wendell R. Barney Winchester Chamber of Commerce Richard F. Lewis, Jr William B. Battaile

Shenandoah Valley Academy superintendent addresses Rotary Club

Col. Brantz M. Roszel, Supt. of Shenandoah Valley Academy, who had just returned from Europe, addressed the Rotary Club. Mr. and Mrs. George Woodward were spending a week at Atlantic City.

Brantz M. Roszel Shenandoah Valley Academy Europe Rotary Club George Woodward Atlantic City

Holed with muscles leaps under moving freight car

A man with great strength frightened bystanders at the B and O station by leaping beneath a fast moving freight car and climbing the rods. A report notes Winchester residents, about 6,000 in number, used 14,754 gallons of water in August.

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Yugoslav Reporter Believes Adamic Murdered

Yugoslav newsman M Anton Smole said he is convinced Lou Adamic was murdered. Adamic was found dead by rifle wound in New Jersey, initially listed as suicide pending inquiry. Smole cited threats from a Cominform linked American and noted Adamic’s past beatings tied to his anti Soviet Tito book.

San Francisco Louis Adamic New Jersey M. Anton Smole Tanjug Adamic Smole Associated Press Cominform United States Communist Information Bureau New York Yugoslavia Los Angeles Ethel Snapp Timothy Seldes Doubleday & Co Seldes

Feet are Hands To Armless Girl Who Licked Fate

Rosie Lee Sekula from Meadowbrook West Virginia, who lost both arms after touching a 22 000 volt line as a child, stars in a Wallace and Murray Show in Fairmont WV under VFW sponsorship. She uses her feet as hands to raise her daughter, educate herself, and work as a vaudeville performer, hoping to inspire others to overcome handicaps.

Rosie Lee Sekula Meadowbrook W. Va Fairmont Veterans of Foreign Wars Eddie Woods Fairmont Business and Professional Women’s Club Massachusetts Clarksburg W. V

Fire damages manuscript collection at Adamic residence

Seldes reports uncertainty about how much of the manuscript was destroyed in a house fire at Adamic's home. He notes difficulty determining the extent of losses from the blaze and the condition of the remaining documents.

Seldes Adamic

Local WSCS Delegates Attend Lynchburg Mission School

Three representatives of the WSCS of the Stephen City Methodist Charge attend Randolph Macon Woman's College annual School of Missions in Lynchburg. About 400 delegates from Virginia churches participate through Saturday, with local delegates Mrs Charles W. Barton Kernstown Society Mrs Charles A. York Stephens City and Mrs A F Lillard Refuge among attendees.

Runaway Freight Car Slams Autos in Bluefield

A Norfolk and Western freight car ran loose from a spur in Bluefield Virginia and struck two cars and a truck on a street. No injuries were reported. The derailed car uprooted a bumper before colliding with the vehicles.

Bluefield Rrunaway Railway Norfolk and Western Railway

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