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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1961

Page

7

Mental illness needs understanding for all patients

Audrey and Henry show two cases of depression and psychotic symptoms. Both respond to happiness pills and support from families who listen and avoid blaming. Henry recovers with care. Audrey marries happily after treatment and understanding from relatives.

Henry Audrey

Nuclear blast at BLAST grounds sparks media blackout note

The 103rd shot occurred nearly three years ago with no reporters on site. The White House announced there would be no on scene coverage for future U.S. nuclear tests. A sonic boom near Las Vegas 28 minutes later was mistaken for the explosion.

White House U.S Washington Glenn T. Seaborg Alou Foneray Las Vegas

Separable fashion trio offered in Printed Pattern 4620

Pattern 4620 targets girls sizes 6 through 14 with a ring neck blouse jerkin and flared skirt. Jerkin and skirt require 1 yard 54 inch fabric plus 10 yards 39 inch for the blouse. price 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing. Send to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York.

Anne’ Adams Winchester Pattern Dept 17Th St New York N.Y Ourself Family

Four Traffic Deaths in Va

Four more deaths raise Virginia highway toll to 545 with two one car crashes. Victims include Jesse Edward Sorrells Jr. of Lexington, Alfred Wilson Jones of Arcola, Tom M. Jones of La Crosse, and Hattie Harper of Portsmouth. Each died from crash or related injuries in recent hours and days.

Associated Press Virginia Jesse Edward Sorrells Jr Rt. 2 Lexington Thorn Hill Road Alfred Wilson Jones Arcola U. S. 50 Chantilly Tom M. Jones la Crosse South Hill Community Hospital U. S. 58 Hattie Harper Portsmouth

Explorer killed by Indians in Amazon Jungle

Two young British explorers returned from the Amazon with the body of Richard Mason a London medical student and member of a party mapping the river killed by arrows 10 days earlier. Christopher Lambert and John Hemming said they saw no Indians in the area.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Amazon Jungles Richard Mason London Amazon River Mason Christopher Lambert John Hemming

East Berlin Wall Barriers Tightened By Red Police

Communist police strengthened the border walls at night raising extra barriers at four of seven open crossings. The move appears aimed at halting desperate escapes as at least five trucks breached barriers to reach West Berlin since August 13.

Woman 105 Celebrates Birthday in Cape Town Suburb

Eva Montsinger aged 105 marked her birthday in Ottery Cape Town as she kept active chopping firewood insisting she dislikes sitting idle. Her grandfather lived to 114, adding a note of longevity to the family tale.

Cape Town South Africa Eva Montsinger Ottery

Exhibition of Pre Columbian objects from Virginia Museum

A large crowd views an exhibit on page one showing Pre Columbian artifacts from the Virginia Museum. Items from Mexico Guatemala Costa Rica Panama Colombia and Peru span 700 B C to 1532 A D with clay wood stone jade bronze and gold works.

Gins Virginia Museum Mexico Guatemala Costa Rica Panama Colombia Peru

Prince Edward To Dedicate Private School

FARMVILLE AP Prince Edward will dedicate its private school Sunday with T Coleman Andrews IRS commissioner as main speaker. The campus style facility, in use since Sept 5, serves grades eight through twelve for the Prince Edward School Foundation. The private system arose after the county closed public schools to avoid integration. Enrollment exceeds 500 in the private school and nearly 1,000 white children attend other foundation schools while about 1,700 Negro children lack formal education. The six one story buildings include classrooms library admin center industrial arts shop home economics business education and physical education facilities. Cost was held to 230000 through labor, materials and equipment contributions. Charles W Glenn chairman of the foundation's building committee estimated value at 400000.

Farmville Prince Edward T. Coleman Andrews Internal Revenue Prince Edward School Foundation Charles W. Glenn Foundation

Chest Workers Meet to Check Drive Reports

Key workers in the Winchester Frederick Community Chest Campaign met at the George Washington Hotel to review reports inform employe representatives and plan the district fund drive. Attending were Drs Warren Gregory and Robert Boyd plus several local leaders and union representatives. The drive aims to raise 49945 for eight member services across Frederick County.

Winchester-Frederick Joseph Lintz Louis D. Eye Coca Cola Bottling Works William Black Northern Virginia Power Co Frederick County R. C. Burkholder Merriman’s Lane C. Edward Lizer Cross Junction Lewis G. Crater Gore A. R. Marks

Gromyko Heads to New York for UN Assembly

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko departed Moscow by plane for New York to attend the 16th session of the United Nations General Assembly, according to Tass.

Moscow Andrei Gromyko New York U.N. General Assembly Tass

Senate rules fight tests Senate patience over filibuster

Mansfield warns it is an ill time to rewrite Senate rules as Southern bloc critics say reform aims to speed civil rights legislation. Dixie forces split into three teams led by Hill Stennis and Ellender as history notes 32 antifilibuster attempts since 1917 with four successes, last in 1927.

Senate Richard B. Russell Dixie Forces Kennedy Mansfield Dirksen Dixie Lister Hill D-Ala John Stennis D-Miss Allen J. Ellender D-La

Shen Valley Sky Divers to Perform at Winchester Airport Dedication

Five members of Shen Valley Sky Divers will perform at the Winchester Airport dedication tomorrow. Jumps are planned from noon to 2 pm and 3 to 5 pm. The pararescue team supports Civil Air Patrol and Civil Defense efforts, ready to reach hard to access areas quickly.

Shen Valley Sky Divers Winchester Dave Buddy) Gruver Waynesboro W. Ray McDorman Staun

Airport Dedication Honors Donors And City Officials

The ceremony features chamber president E R Huntsberry Jr presenting a donor plaque accepted by Warren Mullenax of Apple Capital Air Service. W C French of Doubleday & Co will dedicate facilities for donors, while Winchester Mayor Claude Smalts accepts for the city. Clergy provide invocation and benediction as new runway taxiway ramps parking and building improvements are unveiled.

Chamber E R. Huntsberry, Jr Warren Mullenax Apple Capital Air Service W. C. French Doubleday & Co Berryville Winchester Claude B. Smalts W. Holt Louder Christ Episcopal Church Henry Stragisher Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Orrick Church Homecoming Set Tomorrow

The annual homecoming at Orrick Methodist Church is scheduled for tomorrow at 11 a.m. The Rev. A. M. Erwin will conduct the service and preach. At 3 p.m. Melvin Addison and his wife of Frederick, Maryland, will be honored with assistance from Rev. T. G. Holton and others from Washington, Baltimore, and Frederick. A free dinner will be served by the W.S.S.

Orrick M A. M. Erwin Melvin Addison Frederick T. G. Holton Washington Baltimore

Cigarettes and Tear Gas Exchange Near Berlin Wall

West Berlin residents traded cigarettes over the wall to the East and received four tear gas grenades in return. The exchange occurred near the Treptow Bridge in the Neukoelln district, according to police.

Perrault Receives Record Player at County Fair

Donald Perrault of Greenwood Acres was given a sterophonic record player last night by the Jaycees at the Frederick County Fair. Kenneth P. Place served as committee chairman.

Donald Perrault Greenwood Acres Jaycees Frederick County Kenneth P. Place

Kennedy Awaits World Reaction in Cape Cod Visit

President Kennedy arrived in Hyannis Port on a Cape Cod trip as U S nuclear tests resumed and he warned the Soviet Union that force could be used to defend Berlin. He planned two FTC and FPC appointments and a boating outing on the Marlin.

Hyannis Port Mass Kennedy Cape Cod U.S Soviet Union America Berlin Nevada Aids Federal Trade Commission Federal Power Commission Joseph P. Kennedy Newport R.L Pierre Salinger Congress Kennedys Hammersmith Farm

Civil War Unit Co B War reenacts battle in Mass

Eleven members of Co. B Warren Rifles are in Springfield Massachusetts for a Civil War battle reenactment. The bus trip is sponsored by Living History Inc Harpers Ferry and the group plans to return Monday morning.

Front Royal Co. B Warren Rifles Springfield Mass Living History, Inc Harpers Ferry

Hurricane Esther Moves Toward U. S.

Hurricane Esther shifts toward the U.S. mainland with a west northwest track at 15 mph. Forecasters warn Atlantic Seaboard residents to monitor advisories for Sunday night or Monday as scout planes locate the storm near 22.6 N 60.2 W, about 500 miles northeast of San Juan. Scientists in San Juan stand by for a possible hurricane seeding attempt if conditions warrant.

U.S. Atlantic Seaboard Esther San Juan Puerto Rico Miami

Clean-Up Begun After Fair with Next Event Planned

Crews remove stands and booths at the Armory after the 14th annual Frederick County Agricultural Fair. Exhibits cleared while rides run 6 to 11 tonight. 16 pony show entries announced with winners Cleona Wolford Nancy Boyer Brenda Haines and Dale Richmond. Leonard Newlin wins Schewel’s electric mixer.

Rederick County Cleona Wolford Nancy Boyer Brenda Haines Dale Richmond Leonard Newlin Route 3 Schewels

Winchester Civil War Round Table to Hear Scully on war

The Winchester Civil War Round Table opens its season Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Quarles School auditorium. Local attorney Thomas G. Scully will speak on The Third Battle of Winchester and the Remaining months of the War in Winchester.

Winchester

Mt Pleasan t Evangelical United Brethren adjusts service times

Mt Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church moves preaching to 9:00 AM before Sunday School. Rev Agnew will stay another year. Local visits include Audrey Funk family from West Virginia and Mrs Frank Funk. Rev Agnew visited the sick, Billy Elliott visited grandparents, and the Shenk family from Winchester called on the Lakes.

MT. Pleasant Charles Conard Charles Shenk Winchester Charles Lake

Judy Eller wins back to back USGA Girls' Junior titles

Miss Judy Eller of Old Hickory Tennessee becomes the first golfer to win consecutive USGA Girls' Junior championships, taking the title in 1957 and 1958.

Judy Eller Old Hickory Tenn

Winners in 4-H Girls Fair Competition Announced

First place winners in the 4 H Club girls classes at the 14th Frederick County Fair in Winchester Army this week include Georgia Carbaugh for multiple canning jars and jelly in frozen foods and many other top honors across meal planning breads clothing and home beautification with names like Sandy Boyles Charlotte Leight Martie Jo Sumption and Robyn Henry among the victors.

Frederick County Winchester Army Georgia Carbaugh Sandy Boyles Charlotte Leight Martie Jo Sumption Robyn Henry Rebecca Huffman Loretta Wilkins Beverly Boyles Eleanor Grayson Debby Brumback Bonnie Susan Brumback Betty Lou Leight Barbara Boyles Sharon Armel Carol Sue Anderson Phyllis Mouldon Patsy Adams Suzanne Nunn Bonnie Phillips

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