Final Rites For Maurice M. Lynch
Memorial services filled the church for Maurice M. Lynch with tributes from Judge Burr Harrison and friends. Survived by three daughters and two sons, he died March 1944 at Washington Street after a long law career and public service in Winchester Virginia.
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17Th Judicial Circuit
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Fiandley Board of Trustees
Judee Burr
Harrison
Gerry
Kern
R. Gray Williams
Aries P. Reardon
John D. Glov- Jecob
FF. Yost
H.D. Puller
Andrew Bell
C. Vernon Eddy
Arthur, Jr
Berininet
Pouilomena Larew
Teinaly Licht
Mt Hebron
Lynch
Hugh S. Duffey
Winchester
Mary Lynchal
Washinton
D. C
Theresa Lynch
Philadelphia
Harry H. Lynch
Funtington
Tomar
Maurice M. Lynch, Jr
Naval Medical Corps
Norfolk, Va
Maurice M. Lynch
Burr P. Herrison
Syric
Washington Street
Anand
Oale
John B. Minor
Law School
University of Virginia
Maurice Lynch
Jefferson
John Handley
Common Council of
Hendley Board
General Assembly
Handley Board
Frederick County
Havewell Church
Maurice
Anna Lynch
Ireland
Theresa Ahern
Huntington
W. Va
Jtient
Jjr
Hugh S&s. Duffey
Mary Lynch
Byrd
Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Lee
Osince Lynch
Mrs J M Snapp Rites Set After Winchester Death
Mrs Bertha L Snapp 70 widow of James Mason Snapp died at 3 30 Sunday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital after four weeks illness. She was active in local Tuberculosis Seal work and roles with Grace Lutheran American Legion Auxiliary and other groups. Survived by son Leslie Snapp daughter Gertrude Over three grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at four from Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron.
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Bertha L. Snapp
James Mason Snapp
Winchester Memorial’ Hospital
Snapp
Grace Lutheran ‘Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Turner-Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
District Nurse Association
Frederick County
J. Taylor McIlwee
Victoria Gardner McIlwee
Winchester
South
Loudoun Street
Leslie M. Snapp
Boonesboro
Gertrude Over
Colleen Kaufman
New York City
Jane Over
Ann Snapp
Mount Hebron
R. E. Avey
Abner L. Johnson
Walter Neiles
Howard J. Cahill
Ray Butler
Rowland McKiinturff
Gore Ball Team To Sponsor Show At Gore High
The Gore baseball team will sponsor a stage attraction Marty and Her Rangerettes at the Gore high school auditorium on Wednesday night April 5 starting at 8 15. Marty and troop are heard over radio station WJEJ Hagerstown. A cakewalk and refreshments will be sold.
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The
Gore Baseball Tram
Marty
Her
Rangerettes
Gore High School
Troop
WJEJ
Hagerstown
Ida Lee Unger Dies in West Virginia at Ungers Store
Mrs. Ida Lee McIntyre Unger Waite of Co. West Virginia died at her home at Ungers Store after a lingering illness. Born June 6 1891 she was a daughter of Daniel and Aflice Stotler McIntyre. Survived by husband two half brothers and two half sisters. Funeral from the home Tuesday at two to Wesley Chapel for services at three with Rev. Ralph Cather officiating and burial beside the cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Ida Lee McIntyre Unger
Waite
Ungers
W. Va
Daniel and
Aflice Stotler McIntyre
William and Derby Crouse
Paw Paw
Ira Henry
Berkeley Springs
Ora Callett
Winchester
Wesley Chapel
Reynolds Store
Ralph Cather
Cecil Yost
LaFayette Puffinberger
Elmer Stotler
Melvin Henry
Thomas McIntyre
I. P. Nesmith
Large Attendance At Mt Williams Debate
A Friday night debate at Mount Williams Community Hall drew a large crowd. The negative side featured John D. and Ford Lut trell, A. D. Davis, and H. A. Snapp opposing the resolution that blacks should have equal social and political rights with whites. The judge's vote was four to one in favor of the negative. The affirmative team included Kenneth Bell, Noel C. Williams, Noel B. Fout, and Hurt Himelright.
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Mount Williams Community Hall
John D
Ford Luttrell
A. D. Davis
H. A. Snapp
Kenneth Bell
Noel C. Williams
Noel B. Fout
Hurt Himelright
Reliance Church to Stage Cross Pageant and Easter Services
Reliance U. B. Church plans a pageant titled The Challenge of the Cross with candle lighting on Friday April 7 at 8 p m. A sunrise Easter service is set for 7 a m followed by Holy Communion at Friendship at 11 a m and Ste phens City at 3 p m. Evening worship returns to Reliance at 8 p m with a cordial invitation to all.
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Reliance U. B
Friendship
Stephens City
Reliance
Grifie Orndorff Dies In Washington
Griffie Orndorff died Saturday at his home in Washington. He was the husband of Ethel L. Orndorff and father of Estalen C. Hall and Zelda v. Wilson. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock at S. H. Himes Company Funeral Home, 2901 14th Street NW, with interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Griffie Crater
By Street
N. E
Washington, c
Ethel L. Orndorff
Estalen C. Hall
Zelda v. Wilson
S. H. Himes Company
Punerpl Heene
14Th Street
N. W
Cedar Hill
Membership of Women In Unions Mounts Rapidly
War drive forces more women into work across industries and unions. Membership jumps from 500,000 in 1937 to 3,500,000 with many in electrical fields. Equal pay gains vary by union and region with enforcement debated and some boards ordering wage baselines by job not sex.
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Washin
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
AFL
Army and Navy
War Labor Board
Illinois
Michigan
Montana
Washington
Rose Resetta
New York
Intrenational Indies Garment Workers Union
Ruth Young
Newark
Electrical Workers
Iit
Woman’s Bureau
Regional War Labor Board
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Women’s Bureau
National War Labor Board
More Clothing Items Expected On Market
War Production Board promises fulfilled in January. More children and adults clothing, yard goods, and work garments should be available now. A Virginia survey finds shortages in children's clothing and undergarments, with yard goods scarce and ready-to-wear often in broken sizes. A new survey began last week to assess current supply and results are due soon.
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War Production Board
WPB
American Home Economics Association
Virginia
Iva Byrd Johnson
V.P.I
Miss Johnson
Produce and Livestock Markets Reported From Baltimore
Market notes show apples firm for good stock but dull on small and ordinary fruit. various apple varieties priced 2.25 to 4.00 per box. Poultry market steady with light receipts and mixed white and colored birds selling around 28 to 29 cents per pound. Butter not available.
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Baltimore
W. Va
Bas US
McIntosh
Rhode Island
Cattle and Hog Auction Report From Baltimore Market
Baltimore market notes steady to active trading across cattle hogs sheep with price ranges. Steers 15.00 15.50 for 965 to 1015 lb truck lots, heifers scarce. cows 6.00 7.25, bulls 13.00 70, dairy cows 9.25 11.00. Hogs 200 330 lb 10 lower, 200 230 lb 14.30 11.55 80, sows 11.25 75, lambs 16.50 17.56, slaughter hogs steady 5.50 7.00.
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Baltimore
CW. F. A
Office of Distribution
Chicago livestock market report shows mixed demand and prices
On April 3 in Chicago salable hogs reached 18 000 with heavy weights at 12 13.75 and 13.90 top. Cattle numbers 16 000 with steer and yearling values steady to weak. cows and bulls scarce. Sheep 9 000 with western lambs selling around 16.00 to 16.50, feeders steady to higher, overall market slow and selective.
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Chicago
Wall Street declines spread as early rally fades
Sell off in buoyant rails continues across sections of today’s stock market. After a brief recovery attempt, dealings slowed and then declined by fractions. Worries centered on tech relapse fears and limited investment demand with notable drops in Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, U S Steel, Chrysler and Western Union bonds.
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New York
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Douglas Aircraft
Montgosear Ward
Western Union
The Sea Poem by Nola I Chapman
The sea moves with depth and danger as ships pass at night. A captain notes fog and peril then records danger past in a log. The verse reflects sea fate, mystery, and time.
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Nola I. Chapman
Flu Vaccination Held Success for Soldiers
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a vaccination tested on soldiers during the 1918 influenza epidemic protected three of four cases. The inactivated influenza A vaccine was given under the skin to over 12,000 soldiers in eight universities and nine AST units in New York medical and dental colleges. A preliminary army commission found the protection significant when given before or after epidemic onset.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
United Stats
New York
Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Prices Report
Chicago grain quotations show light trading and small price changes as war and political developments create uncertainty. Opening prices list May and July wheat at 1.73 3-8 and 1.70 3-4, rye May at 1.29 3-4 and Sept at 1.27 3-4, with Dec at 1.28 3-4.
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Chicago
Help the USO Provide A Home Away From Home
Fundraising appeal urging readers to donate to the USO wartime effort to support troops. Emphasizes meals, lodging, and companionship services as a home away from home for soldiers and sailors stationed overseas.
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USO
Pre-Easter Services Planned This Week at Presbyterian Church
A brief devotional series from 12:30 to 1:00 Monday through Thursday at the Presbyterian Church prepares attendees for Easter. Topics include Sorrow at the Cross Religion at the Cross Discipleship at the Cross and Democracy at the Cross. A Friday 7:30 service replaces noonday offerings. Everyone is invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Discipleship
Democracy At the Cross
Daily 1 First man 5 Tatters 9 Beneath 11 Competite
Word puzzle clipping lists clues and partial phrases including numbers and fragments such as first man tatters beneath competite and mandatemore. The text appears as a jumble of crossword style hints lacking complete entries or solutions.
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First Man
Tatters
Beneath
Competite
Beast of
Crossword Puzzle Clues A to B
A compact set of crossword entries listing clues such as Like a wing Pet term for Mother Stit Snow vehicle Walk through water Style of decoration Epoch Exclamation Enemy scout Wing Herd of whales Feudal bene fice Scots Law Blunder Greek letter Flower Cistern Nothing Inflections of voice Entitle Felines A medley Skin Of the laity Nurse India Sagacious Man's name.
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J. W. Grove Furniture CO
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