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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1949
Page
11
Hollywood officials and dignitaries celebrated the opening of a new dog house owned by Earl Gilmore. Mayor Fletcher Bowron snipped the ribbon as guests gathered for the official ceremony and a buffet dinner. The event honored Gilmore’s scotch terrier as its star attraction.
Whitacre area residents host and visit relatives with a flurry of Sunday calls. Guests include Norman Braithwaite and family from Harrisonburg and Ellis Maines of Capon Bridge. Others, such as Joshua Place, Edward Lizer, and Luther Dick, stop by Whitacre homes.
Slanesville residents share visits from Ohio relatives and a Washington guest. church youth meeting drew a good crowd and a Hancock Md preacher delivered a fine sermon. auxiliary members gathered and plan a meeting at Mrs Finley Largent. Sunday school held a Hampshire park picnic on Sept 11. locals relocate homes and households noted. An I A Q on electronic cooking explains microwave heat generation and oven energy distribution.
Nine out-of-town offenders paid a total of 50 for drunkenness. two were from distant Cole and S C. all nine got 30 days suspended plus costs. Five speeders paid 50 with origins in W Va Md Va Pa. Three men from Washington barracks jailed for fighting. two fined 25 and one acquitted. An Alabama man paid 10 for disorderly conduct and another from Alexandria drew a suspended sentence. An Oklahoma driver fined 10 for no registration. Go Wanda State Hospital escapee released to sister. Local defendants before Judge John Rice include Eugene Lofton Marlboro R improper registration 10.25 Harrison Clowser Bufflick Rd vagrancy six months and costs Robert Martin 506 8 Loudon St drunk 9.25 Joseph Thorp 604 North St drunk and disorderly 14.25 Co O Keckley R 1 Berryville drunk 9.75 George DeHaven Albin drunk 9.75 Lucian Bannister 915 Cameron Howard C Hartman White Post failure to report accident 14.25 Carl Havermale Berkeley Place Martinsburg drunk 10.25
Two Baltimore hunters faced fines totaling 300 dollars after a field mishap. Cecil D. Wiblin paid 200 dollars for shooting a 35 pound fawn and possessing deer meat while Conrad Roppelt paid 100 dollars for possession. Wiblin said he mistook the fawn for a groundhog.
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