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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1952
Page
8
Sy Hal Boyle recalls his 1940 New Year’s resolutions and weight loss attempts, noting a dyeing diet, a judicial mind, and a dwindling waist as he jokes about aging, dieting, and personal ambitions.
A new study by the Life Insurance Institute finds September the healthiest month with the smallest death toll for the year. U S mortality statistics reinforce the calendar pattern of life insurance claims nationwide.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a securate test of phosphorus using radioisotopes conducted in a federal state agricultural research program.
RELIANCE-Dickie Dovell is a patient in the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond where he is reported to be recovering. Mrs. Joe Rife hosted the W.S.W.S. meeting on Thursday with Mrs. C. C. Bowen as president. Miss Juanita Tederick, Miss Patsy Bowers and Albert Bowers have returned from summer holidays and are now in school. Daisy Rinker hosted guests including her son and daughter in law from Washington and residents of Strasburg and Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Grover attended a Dayton meeting on Monday and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stickley visited friends in Laurel, Maryland last Saturday.
Bufflick Road residents Mr. Orha Turner and family of Petersburg West Virginia along with Mrs. Ernan Turner of Baltimore called on Mr. and Mrs. Burley Turner on Sunday. Jack Strawderman USN Bainbridge Maryland spent several days with A N Cowger and others while grandchildren visited Mr and Mrs Albert Clark. Roy Miller and two daughters visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Earle of Chambersville on Sunday.
Mrs Maud Bean and three others from Washington DC spent a weekend at the Crow's Nest farm of Mrs Bean near here. Mr and Mrs Bumgardner with daughters and Mr and Mrs Harold Shercliff and sons from Winchester also visited.
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