Of Interest To Women Marriages In Local Churches
Multiple wedding notices from Braddock Street Methodist Church and area towns. Elise Russell Snider wed Jacob H. Yost with Rev T J Hawkins officiating. Dorothy Marcell Bolen and Charles Orville Davids wed in Braddock Street Church with Dr Vance as witness. Reba Lee Riggleman married George Edwin Wright in Hagerstown Maryland, April 15.
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Elise Russell Snider
Jacob H. Yost
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
Yost
William B. Snider
Worth Cameron Street
David F. Yost
Farmers and Merchant National Bank
Winchester
Mrs. Yost
H. L. Vance
Charles Orville Davids
South Braddock Street
Dorothy Marcell Bolen
William Bolen
Middleburg
Charles Town
W. Va
Wright
Double wedding in Frederick at Methodist Church
Miss Marion Singhass and Mason Payne Jr unite with Miss Marie Payne and Elmer Williams in a twelve o clock ceremony conducted by Rev Meek. Brides wear soldier blue with white navy accents and red rose corsages. After a wedding trip they will reside in Middleburg Virginia.
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Marion Singhass
Mason Payne
Marie Payne
Elmer Williams
Frederick
Meek
Payne
Lacy Singhass
Berryville
Mr. Payne
Mason Payne Sr
Middleburg
Wiliams
Tea at Christ Church House for Junior Auxiliary
Dates to remember list a Silver Tea Saturday 4 00 to 6 00 p m at Christ Episcopal Church House for Junior Auxiliary. Sunday the Seventh District Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary in Harrisonburg Va.
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Christ Episcopal Church House
American Legion Auxiliary
Harrisonbureg
Harrisonburg
B. M. Roszel
Frances Beverley
Residents Return From Frederick County After Illness Death
Dr and Mrs Frank Randolph Crawford return to Farmville after a week in Frederick County due to the illness and death of Dr Crawford's father C Grattan Crawford. Red Cross Production Room opens April 25 with deliveries due by 11 am to 4 pm at 134 West Boscawen Street Upstairs Episcopal Church House. A silver tea for the Junior Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church is set for Saturday afternoon from four to six in the Church House.
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Frank Randolph Crawford
Farmville
Frederick County
Dr. Crawford
C. Grattan Crawford
Red Cross
West Boscawen Street
Episcopal Church House
Christ Episcopal Church
Nellie Gertrude Craig Enlists Here For WAVES
Nellie Gertrude Craig of Front Royal Virginia has enlisted in the WAVES at the Navy Recruiting Station Winchester. She was sworn in in Washington on April first and is awaiting boot training at Hunter College New York reporting May 4. The 22 year old Warren County High School graduate is employed as a clerk typist at American Viscose in Front Royal and has a brother in the Army Air Corps in Arizona.
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Nellie Gertrude Craig
James M. Craig
Front Royal
Navy
Winchester
Miss Craig
Washington, D. C
Hunter College
New York
Warren County High School
Army Air Corps
Arizona
American Viscose Corporation
Community hospital updates and local visits
Mr. Price of Berryville enters University Hospital in Charlottesville for treatments. Mrs. Dupree returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital after a major operation. Miss Ridings underwent a major operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital and was resting. Mr. Anderson of White Hall is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John L. Jackson visits Hilendale with Miss Louisa Crawford. Cpl. Charles D. Herrell arrives for a ten day furlough at home on East Piccadilly. Mrs. Marion Anderson remains ill at home on North Loudoun Street. Miss Natalie Browne and Miss Jacqueline Womack of Washington plan weekend visits. Mrs. Kenneth Strowbride returns home from Philadelphia. Miss Ethel Lee Martin returns home from Washington after visiting relatives. Air Cadet Douglas Cooper completes Pre-Flight Training at Chapel Hill and reports May 2 to Primary Flight School in Peru, Indiana.
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Cpl
Charles D. Herrell
East Piccadilly Street
Herrell
Canny Breckinridge
Douglas Cooper
Areves
Eugene B. Cooper
Cooper
Chapel Hill
N. C
Peru
Indiana
Stilt attends funeral of cousin Crawford
Mrs. Herbert Stilt, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Nat Pendleton, has returned to Sudbrook Park Maryland after attending the funeral of her cousin the late Mr C Grattan Crawford in this city.
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Eons Kuykendall
See
City
Kan
James E. Kuykendall
G. T. Whitham
Dodge City
Kans
Stilt
Crawford
Herbert Stilt
Nat Pendleton
Sudbrook Park
C. Grattan Crawford
Berryville High School to Present College Daze Comedy
Berryville High School will stage a three act comedy College Daze Friday night at 8 in the school auditorium. The cast features Harold Duquet Duke Walter Rutherford Ma Mitchell Lou Wisecarver John Wiggins Slim Tommy Polhamus Shirley Mitchell Patricia Wynkoop Lana Henderson Nancy Price Bill Taylor captain Bucky Wisecarver Katherine Skinner Poodles Louise Jones Ella Rose Peters Junita Gardner Vivian Parker Mary Ann Davis Ossie Victor Butch McKay Pete Lewis Carroll Williams Reginald Puller Rednard Jessie Freeman Jim Graham and others.
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Mersryville High School
Harold Duquet
Duke
Walter Rutherford
Ma Mitchell
Lou Wisecarver
John Wiggins
Slim
Tommy Polhamus
Shirley Mitchel
Patricia Wynkoop
Lana Henderson
Nancy Price
Bill Taylor
Bucky Wisecarver
Katherine Skinner
Poodles
Louise Jones
Ella Rose Peters
Junita Gardner
Vivian Parker
Mary Ann Davis
Ossie Victor
Butch McKay
Pete Lewis
Carroll Williams
Mr. Victor
Ossie
Reginald Puller
Betsi Ay Morris
Rednard
Jessie Freeman
Jim Graham
Mrs Spurrier Dies After Illness in Virginia
Mrs Savilla Spurrier aged 92 died yesterday afternoon in Strasburg Virginia after an illness. She was a native of Saumville daughter of Jacob Coffman and Susan Bowman. Survived by two daughters Mrs Bertha Brown and Mrs Bessie Hammock and two grandchildren. Services set for Sunday at 2:00 p m at her daughter’s home and 2:30 p m at Strasburg Lutheran Church with Rev F B Lingle officiating. Interment River View Cemetery.
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Strasburg
Savilla Spurrier
Saumville
Jacob Coffman
Susan Bowman
William A. Spurrier
Salina
Fulton Venable
Oscar S. Brown
Winchester
Mrs. Brown
Strasburg Lutheran Church
F. B. Lingle
River View Cemetery
Victory Chorus To Sing Tonight At Congregational Church
Last night at Congregational Christian Church evangelistic services featured Miss Amy Lee Stockton as pastor and Miss Rita Gould as musical director. Miss Gould performed on the vibra harp with a solo “Then Jesus Came” and Miss Stockton delivered the sermon titled The Man Who Spoiled The Music. Tonight about one hundred boys and girls will sing in a Victory Rainbow Chorus with solo parts and bright costumes.
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Congregational Christian Church
Amy Lee Stockton
Rita Gould
Books Delivered to Army Hospital by Local Red Cross
A large collection of books donated by the Rotary Club and Virginia Woolen Company employees was delivered to Newton D. Baker hospital in Martinsburg by the local Red Cross chapter. Books are in high demand among convalescents, and other civic groups are urged to run similar drives. hospital deliveries can be arranged through City Hall Red Cross headquarters.
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Rotary Club
Virginia Woolen Company
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Red Cross
City Hall
Principal resignations at Mt. Airy School prompt leadership change
County superintendent of schools announced that Mt. Airy School principal Mrs. Paul P. Glynn resigned this morning. Mrs. George Craig of Winchester has been appointed to succeed her as principal.
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Leslie D. Kline
Paul P. Glynn
Mt. Airy
George Craig
Winchester
Executions Reported in Salvador After Uprising
SAN SALVADOR reported 15 more executions after the April 2 revolt against President Maximino Hernandez Martinez. Ten civilians and ten army officers had been executed, including Col. Tito Calvo and two relatives of Calvo. The government had earlier executed ten officers tied to the uprising.
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San Salvador
Maximino Hernandez Martinez
Tlatest
Tito Calvo
Col Calvo
Lockhart Brothers serve in Navy with family ties
The Lockhart siblings and other local men join the Navy or Merchant Marines as training and deployments unfold. Seaman 2-C Russell Lockhart just finished Great Lakes boat training and resumes specialized work after leave, Coddie F. Lockhart Jr. is 15 months at sea aboard the Trenton, and Marcus L. Lockhart is in Bainbridge training. PFC Joseph Lockhart, inducted in 1942, has been in New Guinea since last October. Two Stephens City men begin naval indoctrination at Great Lakes as they undergo boat training and aptitude tests for possible service school or active duty. Paul Leonard Jones returns to Baltimore after a 20 day furlough. Ser gt Henry Miller Cline reports a visit to Winchester, England, from his station in the military.
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Marcus L. Lockhart
Bainbridge, Md
Joseph Lockhart
New Guinea
Stephens City
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Naval Service School
Conway L. Layman
Arthur E. Campbell
Paul Leonard Jones
Baltimore
Seaman Jones
South America
Merchant Marines
May
Fairview Avenue
Service members listed in local notes and furloughs
Edmonds children visited the mayor and Mrs. Shewbridge while Roger and the children were away. Sgts. T. Carol Shewbridge and Howard L. Orndorf are on furloughs or returning to duty between Clearbrook and Camp Hood. Petty Officer third class E. Woolingham has completed Rhode Island training and is posted to California. Readers are invited to submit servicemen photos to the Star Office.
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William E. Wham
W. EE. Wi
E. Woolingham
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
California
Virginia Hwkins
Braddock St
Butter Points May Be Reduced Next Week
Washington April 21 ration value of butter may drop four points next week from 16 to 12. Informed sources say the Office of Price Administration will announce the cut, with ample supplies to avoid scarcity outside producing areas. The CPA also announced a 50 percent slash in lamb ration points effective Sunday April 30.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
CPA
War work dominates Australian youth labor
Sixty eight percent of Australia's citizens between 14 and 65 are under arms or engaged in wartime labor, reflecting a heavy mobilization of the population during the conflict.
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Australia
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