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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1960
Page
3
New York columnist HAL BOYLE writes about autumn desk cleaning and argues that a messy desk reflects a lived life. He defends debris as a treasure trove of the owner's living autobiography and rejects the urge to tidy.
Frederick Fair runs Sept 27 to Oct 1 in Frederick Maryland drawing thousands. Livestock poultry and garden displays mix with sulky races and art exhibit. Entertainment features Spring Garden Band Manhattan Rockets Johnny Woods acrobat team and trained bear. Frederick County known for Percheron horses and cattle with shows at the fair.
The Newark Star Ledger announced the weekly Confident Living by Rev Norman Vincent Peale would be suspended until after the presidential election. The editorial cited potential misinterpretation of his stance amid political controversy.
Front Royal Livestock Market figures show hogs veal sheep and cattle prices across categories with ranges for barrows gilts hogs veal and slaughter cattle. The Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District honors the late C E Koontz with a resolution noting his service and impact to the Soil Conservation Service and board.
About 1 475 Frederick County farmers will receive ballots on Monday to elect ASC community committee men for the year. Ballots list ten nominees per community. voters choose five names. Ballots are due by Oct. 11 and committee chairs meet Oct. 24 to select the county committee.
Madison College registrar Pauline Long reports an enrollment of more than 1400 for the 52nd academic year as of September 20, a rise from last year's count of over 1300. Civil War Centennial observations are set nationwide with Virginia aiming to illustrate the state's role and inspire future generations.
Pronounce Sutur as syu-tyur with the emphasis on the first syllable. The guide clarifies common errors and provides phonetic cues for correct articulation.
Kaz Katzman known as Kaz, a New York based cartoonist and electrical appliance maker, visited Dr Leon Slavin this week. He published Nellie's Bedfellows a second hospital cartoon collection selling over 300000 copies and has won a silver cup at Bordighera Italy.
A ten year Journal of the American Medical Association study from Brooklyn researchers urges more autopsies to reveal heart disease causes. In Westchester County autopsies on 1 329 people over 30 show coronary disease caused 91 percent of sudden deaths in 463 white men, while 32 of 66 white women died from it. Cerebral hemorrhage accounted for only 14 of 584 sudden deaths with autopsies.
Canal Winchester residents Mr and Mrs Webster Shaw draw attention with a polka dot mailbox in red blue green yellow and black. Mrs Shaw designed and painted the box using a jar lid as a pattern and some neighbors praise it while others dislike it.
The Right Reverend Beverley D. Tucker retired Bishop of Ohio will preach at Zion Church in Charles Town on Sunday at 11 a.m. EST. The Rev. Temple G. Wheeler leads services this month and will celebrate Holy Communion at the 8 a.m. service. Tucker’s mother was born in Mount Vernon and lived in Harewood Jefferson County at her marriage to Tucker Sr.
Cater, 50, a cook at an inn, died in Alexandria Hospital after being found unconscious in his tenant house room. He reported to employers that he was struck on the head by nine teenagers near a ball park Monday night before going to work Tuesday.
Buffalo resident John W. Baldyga, 33, received a suspended 60 day sentence after he threw his bowling ball, damaging a restaurant window. He said he snapped when the waitress served a square pizza instead of the round one he ordered.
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