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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1957
Page
11
In 1953 Sweden imported 570 tons of fruit and berry juices from the United States, rising sharply to 5,000 tons in 1955. The surge reflects growing demand and trade ties between Sweden and the United States.
Local classified section lists items for sale including peaches hay store and apartment, wood fireplace logs and dry slabs, used electric range, Frigidaire, corn nickers, plus numerous rental postings for homes apartments trailer and commercial space. Contact numbers and box addresses included for each listing.
One of the world’s oldest and largest manufacturers seeks ambitious men and women in the Winchester area for permanent work. Fast advancement to managerial positions offered. Excellent starting salary two weeks vacation hospitalization and retirement benefits. Write Box 9 Care Winchester Star for interview.
An eight week course in blueprint reading and sketching meets 7 to 9 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays from October 1 to November 21. Elementary level with no prior knowledge required. Contact Mrs. Edwin B Roller at Roller Business College Front Royal Virginia for details.
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Winchester requests proof of debts against Georgia Ellen Bucher estate. Commissioner H K Benham fixes Friday October 25, 1957 at 10:00 AM at 33 East Boscawen Street Winchester VA for creditors to present claims. Court official date September 20, 1957.
One year has passed since God took her to rest beyond this troubled world. Her daughter Opal writes of the empty space left by her mother and the ache of loss. She reflects on Heaven as the home now and the enduring love that cannot be spoken.
Gerald Norris twenty three of Wheatfield disappeared from a church picnic in Reliance area yesterday. A search party of state troopers and Middletown volunteer firemen found him walking along Rt. 633 north of Belance. He showed shock and exposure and was taken to Memorial Hospital, later transferred to a veteran’s hospital in Washington DC.
Police report a Black man named Russell Greene 630 N Loudoun St was found dead in bed this morning by his brother Harry Greene. Chief J Thomas Boyd said a sawed off public safety item lay beside the body and funeral details were not complete this afternoon.
A memorial verse marks one year since the death of Mrs Bula Gray on September 23 1956. The message from her sons Bryan and Gentry recalls the lasting memory of their mother with lines about flowers fading and a vacant chair in the home.
Eulogy note honors Bula B Gray who passed away September 23, 1956 and is remembered by her loving children and grandchildren. The verse praises her rare strength and truest heart and notes a memorial date of nine twenty three to eleven.
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky facts from mail bag items and public trivia. Notable lines mention the average American husband’s brain advantage, a one inch baby kangaroo, a whale’s spouting, and a Long Island lawn sign among other curiosities.
The President urged rising productivity to avoid inflation as nations risk overpaying for work. He praised the World Bank and IMF for aid to solve economic problems and fund productive industrial projects. Secretary Anderson urged concerted action to curb inflationary pressures seen worldwide.
Color blindness is described as a condition rather than a disease. It does not lessen or distort vision the way a disease might, and it is not considered an illness requiring treatment.
Burner service and repair focused on maintenance, troubleshooting, and replacement of components to ensure efficient heat output and safety. Provides diagnostics, part sourcing, and on site or workshop based repairs for residential and commercial appliances.
The text explains color blindness prevalence and theories, noting no known cure. It outlines that color deficiency can affect perception of red, green, blue, or yellow and may involve simple or mixed distortions in some individuals.
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