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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1952
Page
8
Detroit judge sentences William Sweeney to ninety days after the defendant misguessed a number in a drunken wager. The judge admonishes that an ounce cannot tell more than the can holds and corrects the guess of eighty five to two hundred ninety days.
Classified Advertisements are listed in a larger type than 8 inch. The price is set at 1.50 dollars per column with a minimum charge required. In-town and out-of-town eligibility rules apply.
Classified notices show multiple job ads including truckers to haul brick, food sales positions in the Cumberland-Chambersburg-Hagerstown-Frederick-Winchester area, experienced wait staff, and a housemaid. Also a legal notice seeks property from Georgia B. Countrymen with a judgment by detinue motion in Winchester.
Police and residents chased a runaway calf from Kent and Cork Streets toward Stewart Street. W E Shanholtz and Paul Holloway helped capture it near the County Hitching Yard, then Mr Cleveland transported the animal to the Shawnee Abattoir operated by Howard F Perry on East Pall Mall Street. The abattoir reported it was received and cared for.
Richmond report notes plans by Bill Hendrix to organize the American Confederate Army in Virginia aiming for at least 500 recruits. Hendrix, of Tallahassee Florida, defends the group as a lawful Sons of Confederate veterans critique. He asserts Confederate flag symbols honor states rights, while opponents call the name profane.
A calf belonging to Ww. W. P. Anderson wandered from its pen and was found missing. The animal was finally returned unharmed by Mr. Cleveland after being at large.
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