Mrs Barr Hosts UDC Chapter in April Meeting
Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs William T Barr home on April 11. President Mrs Miller O Rear announced date change for the District Meeting to April 30 due to Apple Blossom Festival. Lt Thomas Scully shared war experiences from Oran to Rome and Anzio after 1943.
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Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William T. Barr
Miller O’rear
Front Royal
Thomas Scully
Scully
Oran
Anzio
Rome
Apennines
An Briggs
H. B. McCormac
Local Groups Plan Easter Dance Here
The Winchester Park Association and the Winchester Junior Board of Trade host an Easter dance at the Winchester Armory on Monday April 22 starting at 9 PM. Music will be provided by Phil from chase uniforms for the Park Association baseball team. Reservations can be made by phoning 3390.
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Winchester Park Association
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Winchester Armory
Phil
Chase
Park Association
Weekend activity notes from Charlestown and Frederick counties
Dr Snarr remains hospitalized at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. Mrs Wolfe, formerly Nancy Latimer Buckingham, visited in the area. Lt John Anderson and Lt Chow stayed with Andersons in Frederick county. Junior Century Club plans meeting at Blakley near Charlestown with Yosemite National Park as reading topic. Nurses Association District 12 to meet Friday at the Nurses Home.
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John Anderson
Washington, D. C
Chow
Washington
Junior Century Club
Justin Funkhouser
Nurses Association
District 12 Nurses Association
Nurses Home
Engagement announced at Heartease party in Clarke county
Miss Dugre Scholler of Heartease Clarke county announced engagement to Andre Leroux son of Jules and Mrs Leroux of Overbrook Philadelphia during a large party hosted by Mr and Mrs Warren Bixeby Sanford in Clarke county. Guests traveled from Berryville Winchester Washington DC New York and Philadelphia for the event.
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Miss Scholler
Andre Leroux
Heartease
Clarke County
Dugre Scholler
Jules Leroux
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Warren Bixeby Sanford
Witth Street
New York
Bernard Baruch Guests In Clarke at Byrd Home
Senator and Mrs. Byrd hosted guests near Berryville including Bernard Baruch and his son B B Baruch Jr along with Frank R. Kent and Edwin L. James managing editor of the New York Times for an informal visit yesterday.
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Senator
Byrd
Berryville
Bernard
M. Baruch
B. B. Baruch, Jr
Frank R. Kent
Edwin L. James
The
New York Times
Will Make Home In Rome N Y After Wedding
Miss Ethleen Henson of this city wed Warren Preston Williams son of Mr and Mrs William Williams on Sunday April 14 at 4 o clock Rev T J Hawkings officiated Bride wore navy wool street length dress with navy and white accessories corsage of white gardenias Organist Miss Helen Woore played selections Frank Seneeadiver sang Because I Love Thee The Lord's Prayer and other pieces The couple left for Rome N Y to establish their home.
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Thomas E. Lake
Katie Gordon
First
United Brethren Parsonage
North Avenue
Franklin G. Senger
Mr. Lake
Jordan Lake
Millville
W. Va
Benjamin Gordon
N. Kent Street
Guy E. Coffelt
William Grove
Cedarville
Dorothy Lake
Valley Carper
Ethleen Henson
Charles H. Henson
Mr. Henson
Middletown
Warren Preston Williams
William Williams
T. J. Hawkings
Helen Woore
Frank Seneeadiver
d.Hardelot
Grieg
Mallotte
Rome
N. Y
E. T. Clark Named To YMCA Post In Richmond College Council
Edward T. Clark Jr of Winchester is elected vice president of the YMCA Council of Richmond College for the coming year. Other officers named include F Lawson Pankey Pamplin president Walter B Coover Richmond recording secretary Kent L Kiser Castlewood corresponding secretary Calvin A Campbell Richmond treasurer. Installation set for April 25. Mr Peer Til At Home O D Peer ill near Kernstown. Mrs Norman Ochs hosts tea for Miss Nancy Harrell and fiancé Joseph E Butler upcoming marriage this month.
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Edward T. Clark, Jr
Winchester
Ymca Council of
Richmond College
F. Lawson Pankey
Pamplin
Walter B. Coover
Richmond
Kent L. Kiser
Castlewood
Calvin A. Campbell
Norman Ochs
Nancy Harrell
Joseph E. Butler
Births Report From Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Edwards of 345 Virginia Avenue announce the birth of a son Sunday afternoon at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Edwards is the former Polly Ramacciotti. Mr and Mrs Raymond Daniels of Opequon welcome a son born Friday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Daniels is the former Mary Watts. Mr and Mrs Leo Webber of Clearbrook greet a son born Thursday morning April 11 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Webber is the former Lula V Loy. Mr and Mrs Robert Pletcher of Whitacre announce a son born Thursday night at Memorial Hospital.
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Thomas Edwards
Virginia Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Edwards
Polly Ramacciotti
Raymond Daniels
Opequon
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Daniels
Mary Watts
Leo Webber
Clearbrook
Webber
Lula V. Loy
Whitacre
Robert Pletcher
Demand That Britain Yield Bases in Return for Loan
Washington April 15 A push grew among backers and critics of the proposed 3 750 000 000 British loan for Britain to yield Atlantic bases. Senator Bankhead joined a banking committee majority last week and said he will back a proposal requiring Britain to turn over U S bases leased for 99 years in the destroyer deal with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Britain
Atlantic
Bankhead
D-Ala
Banking Committee
Senate
United Kingdom
United States
Roosevelt
Naples Pedler Promotes Black Market Saint Bernard
In Naples a pint sized pedlar Luigi hawks a black market Saint Bernard puppy to passerby Joe. The boy deserts the dog after bargaining back and forth, amid a small crowd, as Luigi pressures for payments of ten to twenty dollars before a soldier takes the puppy.
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Naples
Luigi
Saint Bernard
Joe
San Bernard
Cardinals Are Unanimous Choice To Cop Pennant
New York April 15 six American League managers predict pennant chances for their clubs while National League skippers name the St Louis Cardinals as the team to beat in the league race. Writers poll favors Cards over Cubs in the NL and Yankees over Tigers in the AL with Boston and Cleveland also mentioned.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Associated Press
Billy Southworth
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Brethern
Will Harridge
Steve O'Neill
Detroit
Joe Cronin
Boston
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Lou Budreau
Cleveland
Luke Sewell
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Associated
Chicago Cubs
Yanks
Betting Sox
Cleveland Indians
License Tag Sales Hit A New High Here
Last week's motor vehicle tag sales broke all previous totals. Andrew Bell, issuing agent, reported a high week with 564 licenses sold for 7 205 95 and Saturday set as the peak day with 656.40 from 55 auto and truck licenses. Daily totals and license types are listed, with autos leading at 400 units for 4 602 40 and trucks 93 for 1 796 34. Bell said sales continue through today and he will stay open until 9 30 PM to serve workers.
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Andrew Bell
Gsonesne
Aoe
Bell
16 College Baseball Games On Tap This Week
Virginia college teams face a heavy schedule with 16 games this week led by Richmond versus Virginia at Charlottesville. The Spiders seek their best opponent yet as they remain undefeated, while Virginia holds a 3 2 record. Saturday showcases Randolph Macon at Norfolk Division of William and Mary and several other matchups.
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Virginia
Collegians
Richmond University of Vata
Charlottesville
Spider-Cavalier
Richmond
Spiders
Cavaliers
Saturady
Randolph Macon
Norfolk
William and Mary
Bridgewater
Lynchburg
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke College
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Washington and Lee
Maryland
North Carolina
Roanoke
Hampden- Sydney
Duke
Douglas Rusbon
Misprint in Colorado ad invites vocationists to Capitol
A Time magazine advertisement urged vocationists to Colorado and to inquire at room 207 in the State Capitol. Officials corrected that room 207 is the men's wash room, noting the error in room 224.
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Denver
Time
Colorado
State Capitol
State Publicity Department
Why Do Chickens Sleep Early in Dim Light
The text cites that chickens have eyes that do not see well in dim light. As a result, they tend to go to sleep before dark to avoid poor sight.
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Dr. Snarr
Walter Reed Hospital
Am— Congress of Physical Medi
Thomas
Charles Town
Wolfe
Nancy Latimer Buckingham
Prieda Z
Odd Fellow’s Hall
John Carpenter
South Cameron
Florence
G. Lane
Foster
Buzzy” Foster
One Je. & C. Foster
J. C. Poster
White Post
Ed Heer
Farom
O’ Neill
Lake-Borden
Bernard Baruch
Clarke
Home Office
S. L. Snellings
Asst
Mgr. MN
Loudoun St. Winchester
Yingians
E. T. Clark
Y. M. C. A. Post
Mr. Peer
Mr. O. D. Peer
Kernstown
Mrs. Webber
Gaunt's Drug Store
Joseph
Children’s Aid Society
New York City
Boyles
Nalpes Post Office
Johnston's
Quality
Lbudoue Street
Palace Theatre
Cardinals
Congress
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldem
Loudoun St
Jones Funeral Home
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Geo. Washington
Bell Clothes Stores
Food Center
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Lovett Brothers
Staunton, Va
Margaret L. Hodgson
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