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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1955

Page

3

What is a solar cycle

A solar cycle is a periodic rise and fall of the sun’s radiation, among millions of variable stars in the Milky Way. Fluctuations are small, usually under 2 percent. A major cycle of about 273 months has been found by the Smithsonian Institution's Astrophysical Observatory, containing more than 60 subordinate cycles tied to Earth conditions and weather patterns.

Milky Way Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory

Miss Murnan Dies At Sacred Heart Burial

Miss Mary Alice Murnan 69 lifelong city resident died yesterday at Pifer Nursing Home after a long illness born October 14 1886 to John and Alice Murnan she survived by a brother J T Murnan New York City a sister Nannie Murnan and three great nephews Funeral at 11 am Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church officiated by Father Robert O Hickman and Father Julius Cilinski pallbearers listed interment Sacred Heart Cemetery Rosary at Jones Funeral Home tonight at 8.

Mary Mamie) Alice Murnan Pifer Nursing Home John and Alice Spence Murnan Miss Murnan John Kerr High School Sacred Heart Catholic Church Ladies’ Sodality J. T. Murnan New York City Nannie Murnan City Bernard Groves Thomas Groves United States Navy California Charles Fentner, Jr Chapel Hill N. C Sacred Heart Cemetery Jones Funeral Home

Transformer Burns In Berryville

Berryville fire crews responded to a transformer fire on a railroad pole near the Moore and Dorsey packing house. A burned power line lay across the packing shed roof but the line was on the ground when crews arrived. No damage beyond the wire and transformer, both owned by Northern Virginia Power, and the cause was not known.

Berryville John Enders Fire Company Norfolk and Western Moore and Dorsey Packing House Berryville Lumber Company Northern Virginia Power Company

Police Court Judgments From Winchester and Nearby Areas

William Everhart of Winchester was fined $15.75 plus six months and costs of $1.25 for vagrancy while intoxicated. Phillip Ross Armel of Berryville faced reckless driving with a $14.25 fine. Paul S. Barman on National Ave was fined $15.25 for drunkenness. Carolin Westford Brumback of Marlboro Rt was cited for unnecessary noise.

William Everhart Winchester Phillip Ross Armel Berryville Rt. 1 Paul S. Barman National Ave Carolin Westford Brumback Marlboro Rt

Truant boys held in fatal shooting of widow at Marietta dump

Ernest Eros and David Hollard aged 10 and 11, both Marietta youths, are held in the fatal shooting of 72 year old Sophia Geren near the Marietta dump. Prosecutor Metcalf says they took a rifle from Louis Eros, looted cabins, and fled after the crime. The gun was recovered. boy Louis collapsed later and was hospitalized. They will be sent to the Juvenile Diagnostic Center in Columbus for examination.

Marietta, O Marietta Randall Metcalf Washington Ernest Eros David Leroy Hollard Sophia Geren Metcalf Eros Louis Geren Louis Eros Dean Elis Ellis Columbus

Local Notices Record Evading Police Speeders and Drunken Offense

The notice lists Onza Eugene Hyatt at 327 WN Braddock St. fined $14.25 for speeding. George Clifford Kerns of Rt. 1 fined $14.25 for speeding. Jesse Simmons at a labor camp fined $9.75 for drunkenness.

Onza Eugene Hyatt Braddock St George Clifford Kerns Rt. 1 Jesse Simmons

Five Industrial Buildings Burn in Cumberland Rhode Island

Five large industrial buildings along the Blackstone River were destroyed by a blaze that raged all night. Officials estimate losses around five million dollars with about 600 workers evacuated unharmed and one firefighter hospitalized. Occupants included Royal Electric Co, Owens Corning Fibreglass Corp storage, Atlantic Wool Combing, and Allen Wool Waste. The fire drew crews from northern Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. Authorities consider spontaneous combustion in flood debris as a possible cause.

Royal Electric Co Owens Corning Fibreglass Corp Atlantic Wool Combing Co Allen Wool Waste Co Rhode Island Massachusetts

Note to reach four physicians in an emergency

A brief directive instructs calling 3670 to reach four physicians in an emergency, indicating a designated emergency contact line or on-call rota for rapid medical consultation. The fragment implies a policy or procedure for urgent medical response.

Negro Farmhand Escapes After Wounding Officer

Police nationwide sought a husky Negro farmhand and a two toned blue car after he wounded Nottoway County deputy sheriff Frank D. Sheppard during a warrant attempt on Otto Bradshaw two miles east of Crewe. The deputy, 40, was shot four times in the chest and side.

Crewe Virginia Nottoway County Frank D. Sheppard Otto Bradshaw Bradshaw

Farmville deputy shoots at fleeing suspect during car chase

Shepard was operated on and listed in satisfactory condition after a deputy fired his .38 service revolver in a pursuit of Bradshaw who fled in a car with an automatic rifle. The deputy staggered to a dirt road as Bradshaw disappeared and the revolver was found in a corn field. Sheriff Ellett noted Bradshaw’s prior misdemeanor arrests. Radio stations in Farmville...

Shepard Southside Community Hospital Farmville Bradshaw Shepa'd

Blood donor appeal aids wounded deputy

Crewe and Blackstone broadcast appeals yesterday for blood donations for the wounded deputy. Several hundred persons offered their blood and by late last night four pints had been given.

Crewe Blackstone Sev

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Mary Lane Winchester’s Shopping Center Transformer Cain Corderella Ribbonine Leggett W. Boscawen St Episcopal Church Cumberland, R. I Blackstone River Nottoway E. C. Ellett Jr Old Bethel Methodist Church Shenandoah Valley National Bank Old—Strong Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BUICK Sey Riviera Srinule Fe Pet Genest H. W. Ebert NIL Winchester’s Shopping Loudoun ST
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