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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1955

Page

10

Two Warehouses Leveled by Fire in Kenbridge Va

Fire leveled two adjacent warehouses in Kenbridge Virginia causing about 25000 in damages. The Farmers Cooperative Fertilizer Purchases Inc and Adams-Harris Co buildings were destroyed as explosions at the fertilizer plant spread the fire to the Adams-Harris Wholesale Grocery warehouse. The blaze came within about 40 feet of the Bridgeforth Tobacco Co. as heavy rains averted further loss. Workers spotted flames at 11 p.m. shift at the fertilizer plant.

Kenbridge Lunenburg Farmers Cooperative Fertilizer Purchases Inc Adams- Harris Co Adams-Harris Theodore Ripberger Bridgeforth Tobacco Co

Army drill team to perform at Handley Loudoun county game

An Army crack drill team from Ft Lesley J McNair Washington DC will present a 15 minute silent precision drill between halves of the Handley High School and Loudoun County High School football game. The team of twenty soldiers led by 1st Lt John A Moss and SFC Nicholas C DiPette features khaki uniforms and M1 rifles.

Army Ft. Lesley J. McNair Washington, D. C Handley High School Loudoun County High School John A. Moss Inf SFC Nicholas C. DiPette Department of the Army George R. Schnurr U. S. Army WINC County Court House Martinsburg W. Va

Beeswax From Busy Bees A Classic Beehive Image

A feature about bees producing beeswax beyond honey, describing how young bees work, wax flakes, and diverse uses from candles to polishes and dental impressions. The piece invites collecting a mounted color picture by Violet Moore Higgins and notes the beehive theme for tomorrow.

Violet Moore Higgins AP Newsfeatures

Crossword clues from a newspaper page including many entries

A reader facing a dense crossword puzzle lists across clues such as Chinese seaport sacred bull Egypt on fire unit of weight in gem stones enclosures lariat blunder container in which incense is burned summer month a small harpsichord particle languishes pungent vegetable top fished with hook and line pet race at full speed hide of a young beast rugged mountain crest arrange in line part of a door small depressions fashion tolerable at a distance nervous headache water and other scattered terms with references to old style clues and numbers indicating a large fill-in puzzle from a historical page.

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President backs new four year Boy Scout program

President Eisenhower and other leaders endorsed the four year Onward for God and My Country program to launch January 1 1956. Scout executives from across the nation attended a week long National Training Conference at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Eisenhower Boy Scouts of America W. C. Gleason Winchester University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan America Gleason Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts Arthur A. Schuck Harold C. Hunt Harvard Hazen G. Werner Columbus Ohio Methodst Church Fred Waring Tyrone Boy Scouts of

Sheridan Alderman Proposes Personal Donation Over City Clean-Up

Alderman Seymour Gerson, elected on an economy platform, offered to donate 10 dollars personally rather than approve a 100 dollar Morristown clean-up appropriation. The board proceeded with a 90-dollar city grant despite his no vote.

Sheridan Wyo Seymour Gerson Morristown Gerson

Meteor Shower Shatters Counter Glass in Portsmouth

In Portsmouth Virginia a 18 inch metal object crashed through an asphalt roof and shattered the counter glass after striking near W C Vaughan who ducked. An insurance agent, mistaking it for debris from a plane, witnessed the incident and Vaughan expressed relief at surviving.

Portsmouth W. C. Vaughan Aeria Vaughan

Ford Truck Safety Features Highlight Include Lifeguard Doors

The article touts Ford trucks with Lifeguard safety options such as steel reinforced door latches and a steering column protection device. It promotes a 14-ton Model 100 express and a 6'4 ft pickup with a max GVW of 5,000 lbs. It also notes a 12-volt electrical system, cooler exhaust manifolds, and Master-Guide Power Steering on many models.

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