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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
2
A reader note lists page four answers including eight for Yes, a peasant or laborer, True, Sphere, Handball, Old Testament Gen 33 19, Calvine Coolidge, and Yes. The fragment suggests a quiz section with labeled responses.
Details for the funeral arrangements of Mrs Daise Jamesson Locke are incomplete with Jones Funeral Home, Inc. listed as the service contact. Further information is not available in the fragment.
The Winchester and Frederick County Chamber of Commerce sponsors a month long exhibit in the George Washington Hotel lobby with local firms to showcase products and processes. Eugene Branch co operates the display. The first display by Henkel Harris Furniture Co features furniture and photos, followed by Valley Chemical Co and National Fruit Products Co in November.
American men average one to two inches taller than in Washington's day, according to anthropologist T Dale Stewart of the Smithsonian. He cites better food and living conditions as contributing factors.
Virginia Military Institute cadets receive academic scholarships totaling $18 000 for the current year. Maj. Gen. William H. Milton, superintendent, announced that 53 cadets earned awards ranging from $70 to $750.
September sales directory lists multiple auctions across Loudoun Berkeley and Frederick counties. Items include Holstein cattle dairy herd livestock farm equipment real estate household goods and appliances with listed auctioneers and dates from September 10 to 24.
The Auxiliary to the Round Hill Community Fire Company announced a bake and rummage sale for September 16 and 17 at the Miller and Anderson building on S Loudoun St. Proceeds benefit the general fund. Garland Cather named chairman of the nominating committee with D L Bowers, David Gunn, E W Steele and Linden Pingley.
An ex convict shot an off duty policeman at Yonkers Raceway then killed himself after a scuffle near the pari mutuel window. Patrolman Anthony Scolpino was wounded and Dabdaub died in hospital. the two were former Teaneck High schoolmates.
Mrs Daise Jamesson Locke of 414 South Braddock Street died this morning at her residence. She leaves a daughter, Dorothy Jamesson Locke, known as Dorothy Ewing, director of the Ewing Studio of the Dance.
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