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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1950
Page
9
A readable language lesson shows pronunciation notes for Celibate and words like Audacity. It highlights common mispronunciations and stresses mastering one new word daily to expand vocabulary with examples and guidance.
The column answers etiquette questions about wedding invitations for extended families, table carving, thanking friends for baby gifts, and acknowledging cards during illness. It notes that grown children should receive individual invitations, carving should occur before meals, and a personal thank you or a family member should write notes if the recipient is ill. A line mentions Mt Alaska crater at three miles east.
The list names John E. Lyne Mason Lyne Phyllis Ann Ware Sylvia Darlene Saville Mrs Joseph A. Tusing Gary Elmer Parker Arthur Smith Faeewlin Snapp Clay B. Smalls Sr Mrs Douglas Mardesty Edward E. Lawson Bobby G. Armel Judy M. Everhart Raymond E. Borden Mrs James Cassell and others as newly admitted patients at Win-Memorial Hospital Chester along with their locations or relations. A separate note answers sugar cane to white sugar conversion stating 147 to 240 pounds of sugar per ton of raw cane with regional variation and factors like cane variety moisture soil and climate.
SANTA MONICA Calif aviation engineer John H Grant 32 was sentenced after a August 3 conviction on six counts of attempted murder tied to a bomb plot on a San Diego bound airliner. The plan aimed to explode over the ocean to collect 25000 in insurance on his wife Betty and their two children Marie and Bobby and three crew members.
In Cumberland Maryland two Communist suspects William Boyd Coleman and Arthur Schusterman face expulsion from the CIO Textile Workers Union Local at Celanese Corporation plant after the local Executive Committee votes Friday on ousting members deemed to advocate Communism Fascism or Nazism. A police court convicted both yesterday of violating the city ordinance requiring Communist registration.
In Cumberland, Perdew fined Coleman and Schusterman $100 each, appeals filed, hearing set before Maryland Fourth Circuit Judges on October 7. The text then shifts to botany, noting American holly bears fruit only on female trees and requires a nearby male for pollen, with experiments using hormones to induce fruit without pollen showing progress.
Brucetown residents Mr and Mrs E R Elliott spend weeks with Mr J B Snapp after summering at Yellow Stone National Park and Paxton Illinois. Mr Bill Garrard of Winchester and Harrisonburg visited on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Elig Adams congratulate on the birth of a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Hirth and son Walter of Pittsburgh visited Friday. Shera Purcell, daughter, remains a patient at Winchester Memorial. Mr and Mrs Harry Childs and daughter of Berryville hosted by Mr and Mrs Brent DeHaven. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Dennis welcome a newborn son. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Kerfoot Marshall, and Miss Lillian Car.
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