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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
10
Nash Motors previews its 1951 Air flyte line at Win-n 1000 N Loudoun St with Ambassador Statesman and club coupes in low to medium price ranges. New front end styling elongated rear fins and rear fender lamps mark the design update while 1950 model output rose 32 percent.
Three hucksters showed up at the Farmers' Curb Market yesterday but Mrs. Walter Larrick of Gore said the market would continue through this month and possibly October. Wednesdays and Saturdays are market days. Rainy weather this month reduced produce. Winches ter had more rain today with showers expected tomorrow. Last night was mild and humid, with cooler weather due by Friday night.
During the Winchester Presbytery fall session at Strasburg Church a memorial to the late Rev. William Andrew McMurray, a fifty year member, was read and recorded. Paul Richards, former summer pastor in Winchester now at Princeton Seminary, was placed under the care of Winchester Presbytery.
Perry Kimbro, a nurse, grapples with love for Adam while planning to leave after his wedding to her sister Anne. She resolves to resign and move to another city to protect Anne and Adam from their forbidden bond, awaiting the wedding before disappearing to start anew.
Democratic and Republican leaders plan a long recess after completing key bills. The Senate backed a 4.7 billion tax increase and a 17 billion defense measure, while a House approved Communist control bill awaits Truman’s move. Alaska Hawaii statehood quotes slip to after recess. A slot machine shipment ban is debated before adjournment.
A seven man Frederick County Circuit Court jury sided with plaintiff Annie May Allen of Martinsville against Samuel D. O Neal. Allen said O Neal drove a 1948 Ford pickup onto Route 11 near Stephens City last November, causing her two ton Chevrolet to overturn and she sought 716 for repairs. Juror foreman was L F Dorsey with six other jurors named.
A puppet show in Salzburg features a full orchestra and the singing of real opera stars. The event highlights classical music talent accompanying a traditional puppetry performance in Austria's cultural hub.
The advisory notes house plants should be moved indoors when temperatures drop. Plants tolerate low light better than freezing conditions and risk damage if kept on a window sill in very cold weather.
Ernest H. Thompson, 54, of Green Springs, died in a hospital after illness. He was a Mason of Terre Haute lodge and son of Mrs. Martha Switzer Thompson of Peoria and the late Charles Henry Thompson. Survivors include his wife Helen C. Elsum of Newark, N J, six children and stepchildren, two sisters, and other relatives. Body at Omps Funeral Home.
The cost range is approximately from 25000 to 500000 dollars as stated by G M R A.
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