Mechanics Class At Stephens City In Virginia
In Stephens City Virginia a county program enrolls 23 out of school youths in a seven week Defense mechanics class supervised by Fred Dobbins agriculture instructor and taught by Clevenger of Valley Service. The group meets five nights a week for three hours learning tractor truck and automobile motor basics. Participants include Burl Baker Charles Bauserman Morris Boyer Kenneth Boyer Robert Burch Nelson Carpenter Clarence Cather Fred Dodson Robert DuBrueler Kenneth Headley Keith Judy Kenneth Layman Leo Lewis Albert Messick Nora Gregory Ferman Perry Clifton Perry George Ritter John Sandy Melvin Sandy Leona Wright and Harry Garrett.
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Robert B. A
Clayton Burch
Nelson Carpenter
Clarence
Cather
Fred Dodson
T Robert DuBrueler
Kenneth Headley
Keith Judy
Kenneth Layman
G Leo Lewis
Albert Messick
Nora Gregory
Ferman Perry
Clifton Perry
George Ritter
John Sandy
Melvin Sandy
Leona «Wright
Harry Garrett
Edward Welcomer to Speak at I O F Tri County Meeting
Edward Welcomer will deliver the address at the Tri-County Odd Fellow Association meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock. Everett Kline, program chairman, announced principal speaker George Breiel of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. Edgar Mason and Ivin led the program committee urging full local lodge attendance.
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W. Erle Edwards
Frederick ‘County
Commonwealth
Tri-County
Everett Kline
George Breiel
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Orld I. O. O. F
Edgar Mason
Ivin
Sixteen Frederick County Boys to Enter Army on May 9
Sixteen Frederick county selectees will be inducted into the U S Army for a year’s service on May 9. The men were chosen by the county selective service board and will entrain for Roanoke, not Baltimore, where others have already begun their service.
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Frederick County
U. S. Army
Freerck County Selective Services Board
Roanoke
Baltimore
Answers To Today s Quiz E Printed On Page Four
The page lists answers to a quiz with items including Vegetable Ontario Atlantic Salt water Willis Van Devanter Arctic and a five dollar amount. It notes Willis Van Devanter is retired and references The Childrens Hour.
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Ontario
Atlantic
Willis van Devanter
Arctic
Mrs Pugh Dies This Morning at Home
Mrs Pugh died this morning in this city at age 41. She was born January 3, 1900, daughter of Ella Clark Fletcher and the late C W Fletcher. Survived by husband Raymond and Ada Brill plus three sisters Ethel Elizabeth Haun Mable Umaker and three brothers Morris Granville Raymond and 14 nephews and nieces. Funeral at Ella Fletcher home at 4 this afternoon with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs Pugh was a member of Braddock Street Methodist Church. Further arrangements pending at Omps Funeral Home.
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Raymond
Ada Brill
Ella Clark Fletcher
C. W. Fletcher
Ethel
Elizabeth Haun
Mable Umaker
Morris
Granville
Ella Fletcher
Mount Hebron
Pugh
Braddock Street
Roanoke Couple Injured In Middletown Crash
Dr William W Insley and Mrs Insley of Roanoke were treated at Memorial Hospital for injuries from a crash yesterday afternoon two miles south of Middletown on U S Route 11. Mrs Insley suffered a fractured left leg right arm chest cuts and facial injuries. Dr Insley had a cut lip and chest injuries. X rays were not yet read this afternoon. Police said the car went over an embankment but contacts with officers at the scene failed.
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William W. Insley
Funeral for F N Lockhart Held at Bethel Church
Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 p.m. at Bethel Church for F N Lockhart with Rev C H Anderson officiating. Interment followed in the family plot. The Gore Soest sang favorites including Bloom Brightly and Sweet Roses. pallbearers were H Frank L W Frank C Frank Tom Davis Carson Davis and George Taylor. Lockhart hailed from the well known Lockhart family, son of the late James M and Jenny E Lockhart.
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Bethel Church
F. N. Lockhart
C. H. Anderson
Gore Soest
Mr. Lockhart
James M
Jenny E. Lockhart
Rock Enon Springs
Treasury status report figures for April 10
The Treasury shows receipts of 10 876 993 53 dollars and expenditures of 48 645 949 91 dollars. Gross debt stands at 47 167 656 878 28 dollars with a decrease of 4 860 225 82 dollars from the previous day.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Lions Name Committees For Fun Fete
The sixth annual fun festival at the armory in I oration lists a long roster of committees led by Festival director James R. Snider assisted by Chet Automobile. Numerous subcommittees cover games, publicity, finance, decorations, refreshments, stands, and contests with many named members. The Junior Auxiliary of the hospital will assist at each booth as co sponsor with the Lions Club.
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I.oration
Tie
James R. Snider
Assisant
Chet
Schenck
Ritter
Stotler
Hahill
Barr
Carper
Ireland
Hengeveld
Hildum
Preston
Riley
Rush
Glaize
Mason and Smith
Ipment
Anderson
Eddy
Thresh
H. Shockey
Cochran
Omps
Dunlap
Shewbridge
Hardesty
Wheatley
Barry
Campbell
Groves
Cather
Dr. James
Sirbaugh
Hawthorne
Newlin
Gaines
Allen
Jackson
Wheeler
Weaver
Rudd
Veitel
Knee
Blackburn
R. Shockey
Cahill
Crowser
J. Shockey
Sanders
Henshall
H. Miller
Alexander
Penny Joss
Bish
Madden
Cammer
Garber
Baker
Spillman
Hooper
Good
Nickel
Ringle
Ayers
Belchie
Lions Club
Nick- Hi
Funeral today for Michael Lillis 87
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning at Sacred Heart Church for Michael Lillis 87 who died at Pattens Nursing Home after a long illness. He was a veteran member of the South End Hose Company and served in every office. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers John Shine Tom Trier Wilmer Shryock William Godnour Frank Brown and James Loy.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Michael Lillis
Patton’s
South End Hose Company
Ireland
R. E. Hannon
John Shine
Tom Trier
Wilmer Shryock
William Godnour
Frank Brown
James Loy
Croat State Receives Air Force Support From Yugoslav Colonel
Budapest dispatch says Colonel Fabian, ex commander of air forces in the fifth Yugoslav army, placed all planes and men at the disposal of the new independent Croat state and was named chief of the Croat army general staff. Premier Kvaternik reportedly ordered the expulsion of Serbian deputies.
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Budapest
Hungary
Fabian
Sladko Kvaternik
Croatia
Festival Needs Funds Urgent Says Belchic
Ben Belchic, director of the Apple Blossom Festival fund drive, announced about $5,000 has been secured through subscriptions, roughly half of the estimated needed for the fete this year. He urged further contributions and said a contributors list will appear later in The Star.
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Ben Belchic
Belchic
The
Star
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Market Report Summary
Baltimore livestock and produce quotations from April 12 show cattle and hogs mostly steady to higher. Cattle top 135 for small lot, calves up to 12.50, hogs 9.30 top with most weights 8.60 to 9.30, sheep and sheep products weak with limited offerings.
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U.S
Baltimore
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat and grain quotations edge up in early session
Chicago and Baltimore grain markets show gains with May wheat at 91 5 8 to 93 4, Sept futures and cash prices for No. 2 hard and No. 2 Yellow corn rising. Cash bids include No. 2 hard at 94 1 4 and No. 2 Yellow corn around 78 to 80 in Baltimore.
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Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Gareretee Domestic
Dechart Reported Taken by Enemy Forces
The War Office announced Major General Carton Dechart has fallen into enemy hands and is being escorted toward the Middle East, signaling a major setback for Allied forces amid ongoing operations in the theater.
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London
War Office
Carton Dechart
Middle East
Rotarians Busy Conference Plans From Winchester Club
Rotary leaders from several districts meet at Winchester Golf Club for a three day conference. Highlights include welcomes by Harry F. Byrd Jr. and Winchester mayor, district governor Dowell Howard presiding, and sessions on credentials, elections, and resolutions. A memorial service, elections, and a banquet with Dr. John L. Davis are on the program.
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Ament
Winchester Golf Club
Grim
Clifford Grim
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Anderson
Hensel Eckman
Pulaski
Dowell Howard
Winchester
W. R. Legge
Rotarian
C. Vernon Eddy
Howard
C. Albert Oulton
Rotary International
Denver
Irvin Cubine
Martinsville
Dave Shearer
E. W. Palmer
Kingsport
Tenn
C. K. Morrison
Staunton
Raymond C. Campbell
Elizabethton
Rotary
Golden Glow
Waynesboro
R. C. Jennings
George Washington Hotel
Johnson City
John L. Davis
New York
Battle of Greece Gains Momentum Continues to Rattle Axis
Reports from Phlorina near Bitolj describe intensified Greek resistance against German forces as Yugoslav and Greek troops rally along main battle lines. The Luftwaffe pounds Piraeus in a four hour raid, with Allied claims of downed bombers and a sinking steamer as Athens endures a night of air alarms and anti aircraft fire.
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Phlorina
Salonika
Germany
Bitolj
Koritza
Albania
Luftwaffe
Piraeus
Athens
Convention Report At Omaha Roanoke Meeting
The Sovereign Camp meeting in Omaha was presided by Vice President Patterson and Sovereign Klew. The next convention is slated for 1943 in Bristol Virginia. A local camp plans service at United Brethren Church on April 27 led by Rev L G Bridgers. members urged to attend.
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Teresting
Sovereign
Omaha
Neb
Patterson
Soverign Klew
Pennsylvania
Roanoke
Bristol
Virginia
United Pie
United Brethren Church
L. G. Bridgers
Woman Wounded While Sleeping In Baltimore Case
Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, 29, mother of five, was critically wounded in the chest and hand while she slept. Police say her husband Jacob Arnold, 31, was charged with assault and shooting, but she suggested the gun may have discharged accidentally. Baby daughter was present. Arnold held at police headquarters.
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Baltimore
Dorothy Arnold
Clarence Haydn
Arnold
Jacob H. Arnold
Haydn
Red Sea Opening Triggers Debate On Neutrality Rules
Italian press says Roosevelt's move opening the Red Sea to U S ships rests on questionable interpretations of international law. Stefani calls the action one of the president's grotesque queries while officials in Rome privacy discuss possible responses.
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Egypt
Britain
Greece
Ed Slavia
Mediterranean
State Department
Rome
Stefani
Rosoevelt
Red Sea
United States
Piccolo
Bethlehem Union Pushes for 10 Cent Hourly Increase
In Bethlehem negotiations resume between the union and S.W.O.O.C. The union forecasts an agreement by next week. The wage demands now cover 340000 workers, expanding the scope of the dispute.
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Bethlehem
S.w.oo.c
Man Dies In Collision Between Car And Bus Near Millersburg
John E Powley aged 21 from Harrisonburg Pa was killed when his car collided with a bus on Route 15 two miles south of Millersburg Pa The bus driver Russell H Gerwig of Parksville Md and 31 passengers escaped injury in the April 12 crash
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Millersburg
John E. Powley
Harrisonburg
Here
Russell H. Gerwig
Parksville
Henry Moling Jr to Teach Presbyterian Class
The Men s Bible class of the Presbyterian Sunday School will be taught tomorrow morning by Henry Moling Jr All are invited to attend. The class begins at 9 45 oclock.
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The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Henry Moling, Jr
J S Simpson 88 Dies At Loudoun Home
J S Simpson 88 a longtime educator and churchman died at his Paeonian Gap Loudoun County home. He taught 61 years, began in Moorefield and Wardtown. Native of Winchester an uncle of John Larrick. survived by five children, two sisters. funeral Sunday at 3 p m at his home with burial in Leesburg Union Cemetery.
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Cator
Paeonian
Severl
Winchester
John Larrick
College
University of Virginia
Moorefield
Wardstown
W. Va
Fay
N. C
Waterford
Phi Gamma Delta
Sally
John W. Pancoast
Philadelphia
Jane Pancoast
William and Mary College
Ashburn High School
J. Dabney Simpson
Middleburg
Richard Simpson
Richmond Medical College
Howard Simpson
David Jennings
Emily Simpson
New York
Leesburg Union Cemetery
Germany Objects to U S Meddling in Roosevelt Policy
Berlin reports quoted German sources accusing U S actions of illegal interference in European affairs. They condemn President Roosevelt for violating law while awaiting Denmark's position on a controversial arrangement.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Ee Chan‘ Pring
Farmers urged to sign up as deadline nears
A brief item noting Tuesday as the last day in April for farmers to enroll, with a focus on registration incentives and the impact on agricultural programs.
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Stephens City
Edward Welcomer
Rees
Leesburg
Urain
Reyers
Perfection Stove Company
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Harry Murphy’s
W. Amherst
Harry Crim
Strasburg
Dusan Siebenr
Red Sea Opening
Dras
National Garden
Miller’s
N. Loudoun
Harrows
Cultipackers
J. S. Simpson
Loudoun
Louis P. Lochner
Goodrich Life Saver
Silvertown
Goodrich Silvertown
Funeral Home
Braddock
Jonesdale Hatchery
Timberville, Va
BV. M
Winchester Seed Co
Timberville
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