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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1952
Page
6
FBI states R Berthiamite a Boston man released from Ohio prison August 21 sought to return to custody. He stole a car in Washington and crossed state lines to Richmond where he surrendered, fate pending. He claimed no job and no place to go.
Members of the Old Frederick Garden Club won first prize in the inter club class at a snow-themed flower show held Saturday in Upperville by the Upperville Garden Club. The prize was a silver bowl awarded during a playful “Name Your Party Democratic or Republican” class hosted at The Maples the home of Mrs Walter McKay.
A carnival tattoo artist recalls clients worldwide who regret love knot ink and often remove them. He notes impulsive inking leads to embarrassment and reveals cases from Australia. The piece also answers a science Q about why plants appear green, citing chlorophyll and photosynthesis.
A column by Roberto Lee advises placing small favors in the wedding cake top and marking sides to steer favors by recipient. It notes favored tokens for brides, bachelors, and other guests and covers who should supply cigarettes and whether to date letters with the year.
Funeral services for Frank T. Dick age 60 who died Friday at Winchester Hospital were held yesterday at 3 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev W E Eisenberg officiating. Pallbearers included Herbert Pope Marshall Kremer Russell Hupp Merenes Castleman Raymond Cochran and Elmer Lamp. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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