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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
8
Mrs. Dye Wins Top Prize At Southern States Open House
Mrs. A. A. Dye of Stephens City won the grand prize a registered Holstein calf at the Southern States open house on W Amherst St last Saturday. About 1 500 people attended. Other major prizes went to Joyce Purcell of Bunker Hill West Virginia for 500 gallons of fuel oil and Liana Kline Route 5 for a bale of rare poultry feed and bait electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dye
Stephens City
Southern States
W. Amherst St
Joyce Purcell
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Liana Kline
Three JW Win Award Scraper Net $600 Prize
A tractor mounted scraper built as a shop project at James Wood High School won $600 for three area students. Harry White Jr and David Ramey of Hayfield and Jack Gideon of Gainesboro earned second in the vocational agriculture division of the James F Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation contest. The scraper designed by William L Whitacre costs $52 in materials and offers versatile farm uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood High School
James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Harry White, Jr
David
Ramey
Hayfield
Jack Gideon
Gainesboro
William L. Whitacre
Boyce Sells Items in Winchester Sale List
A sale listing includes Boyce offering five gallons of motor oil and a wrench set, Claude Frye in Winchester handling a wrench set, and Denny Whitacre in Winchester with dog food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Claude Frye
Winchester
Denny Whitacre
Cake pan fills for different mixing methods
The article explains that cakes made by the creaming method should be filled two thirds full, while those made with newer one bowl methods should be filled one half full. It contrasts traditional and modern techniques and provides practical batter guidance.
Relief News Briefs from Boonesboro and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Chapman of Boonesboro spent Labor Day with the Ross Boyd family. Mrs. Otis Brill visited with James and James Douglas and family. Kenneth Burkhart and son Todd and Lillie Mae Burkhart joined parents for supper. Visitors to the Ross Boyd home included William Mowery and his children Betty and Steve from Winchester, plus Richard Stine. Wayne Daniel of Baltimore visited Arth Lowery and family. Local church building care at the Lebanon Church Common Building involved Jane Hepner being hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Arthur Lowery’s relatives hosted Wilber Keller and his young daughter. Novina Funk stayed with her grandmother Swartz briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Chapman
Boonesboro
Ross Boyd
Otis Brill
James Douglas
Kenneth Burkhart
Todd
Lillie Mae Burkhart
Lester Burkhart
Ross
Baltimore
Arth Lowery
Charles
Susan Scott Cline Reveeth
Lebanon Church Common
Jane Hepner
Winchester Memorial
Allen Carteren
Wilber Keller
Arthur Lowery
Novina Funk
Swartz
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