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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1961

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Header and Masthead 1961 Notice

The fragment shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with edition details dated September 30, 1961. It lists editors H F Byrd Jr and H D Koontz, business manager Eugene Miller, staff notes, and Associated Press rights plus a Bible quote. No news content is present.

Winchester Evening Star News Room H F Byrd JR H. D. Koontz Eugene Miller Neeatin Ledsieaeackisnesa Benign Cell National Eee Gallaugher-DeLisser, Inc East 44Th Street New York N.Y

Feathers as a Military Secret and Channel Crossing Heroics

The piece notes a Pentagon secrecy over feathers and down described as a strategic defense item. It then highlights Antonio Albertando’s English Channel round trip and recalls historical feats by Gertrude Ederle, Lindbergh, Alcock and Brown, with reference to their ages and legacies. It closes with Latin American unity against communism promoted by Peru’s President Prado and a Tea Party reminiscence, followed by local Army and Air Force trainee notes from Lackland Air Force Base.

Senator Williams Delaware Pentagon Khrushchev Berlin Antonio Albertando Gertrude Ederle Miss Ederle New York Grover Whalen Charles Augustus Lindbregh St. Louis Paris Col. Lindbergh John William Alcock Arthur Whitten Brown Atlantic Newfoundland Ireland Charleston

Say It Ain't So Joe Black Sox Scandal Recap

A retelling of the 1919 World Series fix involving eight Chicago White Sox players led by Shoeless Joe Jackson. The plot implicated Eddie Cicotte, Lefty Williams, Gandil, and others, with trial, grand jury testimony, and the 1921 ban by Commissioner Landis shaping baseball’s ethics policy.

White Sox Black Sox Weaver Felsch Cicotte McMullin Jackson Risberg Garalil Williams Culver Pictures Chicago White Sox Eddie Collins Ray Schalk Joe Jackson South Carolina Eddie Cicotte Claude Oscar “Happy” Felsch Chick Gandil Charles “‘Swede” Risberg George “Buck” Weaver William “Kid” Gleason Sox Cincinnati Reds Reds Gleason Charles A. Comiskey Lefty Williams Ers Cook County Arnold Rothstein Abe Attell William “Sleepy” Burns Philadelphia Maharg Burns Attell Rothstein Dickie Kerr Kerr Comiskey Indians Grand Jury NEW York Times Shoeless Joe Chicago Grand Jury Kenesaw Mountain Landis Baseball New York World Landis Joe” Jackson

Daily Meditation on Spiritual Church Union

The meditation argues for a church union grounded in spiritual unity rather than mere organization. It cites John 17 and Jesus' desire for unity among followers, emphasizing shared spirit over uniform governance or identical ideas. The text urges a union aligned with Christ's pattern, focusing on inner harmony.

John Christ Father Jesus

Unity of Spirit in Church Union Says Earl L Douglas

Earl L Douglas argues that church unity requires spiritual unity among individuals, not mere organizational merging. He dismisses union as futile without inward harmony and calls for contemplation of Christ's teachings on true cohesion.

Mrs Turner visiting Waynesboro and travel notes

25 Years Ago item reports Mrs Philip W Turner of Waynesboro spending a week with Mrs F L Buckley in the area. It notes Mrs H D Flood and daughter Eleanor returning from California after several months and planning to spend the winter in Washington.

Philip W. Turner Waynesboro F. L. Buckley H. D. Flood Eleanor California Washington

Winchester Elks Move Into Old Post Office Building

Fifty years ago in 1911 the Winchester Elks Lodge bought the Market and Water streets post office building and finished moving furniture and lodge equipment into the new home. Miss Ethel Knight returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin and Mrs. Julian F. Ward. Julian Snapp and Cecil OConnell stayed in Winchester with Henry Moling.

Winchester Elks Lodge Market and Water Streets Ethel Knight Baltimore Henry B. Gilpin Boyce Julian F. Ward Winchester Julian Snapp Cecil O'Connell Brucetown Henry Moling

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