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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1941

Page

2

Elks Prize Winners Named In Essay Contest

The Elks lodge hosts an 8 p m awards ceremony at the Elks Home for the B P O E essay contest winners. Rhodes Huntsberry Jr takes first prize of 25 dollars, Charlotte Nelson Meade second with 10, Janet Lovett third with 5. Others receive participation tokens. Glass to speak on Americanism and Nationalism. program includes America chorus led by Floyd Haines and invocation by Rev Robert B Nelson.

Elks’ Home B.p.oe Mane Uncle Sam Hun Star Rhodes Huntsberry, Jr Charlotte Nelson Meade Janet Lovett Eddie Levi Betty Redfern Patricia Adams Jean Butler Emily Carlisle Lorraine Fahnestock Betty Kitchen Betty Campbell Lily May Manuel Lorraine Haines

Winchester Rotary delegates attend 186th District conference

Incoming Winchester Rotary Club president Mr McElligott and senior member H D Puller serve as voting delegates at the 186th District conference from Winchester. Canadian director Mr Oulton addressed Rotary International matters and outlined wartorn regions excluded from Rotary aid. Conference chairman Mr Grim opened the session.

McElligott Winchester Rotary Club Winchester H. D. Puller Winchester Club Oulton Rotary International Rotary Grim

Reverend Grover to Preach in Bhockeysville Friday Night

The Rev. Lovely D. Grover announces preaching services in Bhockeysville at 7 30 Friday evening April 25. Everyone is invited.

Lovely D. Grover Bhockeysville

Fire Devours Row of Homes in South Baltimore

A blaze in four houses and nearby sheds in South Baltimore forced 26 people from their homes early today. The fire of undetermined origin started in an alley and three houses were badly burned with a fourth damaged. Disinfectant manufacturers’ sheds and several inflammable tanks were at one point endangered.

Baltimore

Answers to the Daily Quiz Printed on Page Four

The page lists quiz answers including Grass, 72, BOYze, Tan Maclaren, Rouget de Lisle, Six, Rue, Boxing, Swine, and Hercules or Herakles.

Boyze Tan Maclaren Rouget de Lisle Hercules Or Herakles

British Ambulance Fund Drive Comes to Winchester

A British American Ambulance Corps campaign seeks funds for airplane ambulances and vitamin tablets for English fliers. A Thumbs Up delegation will visit Winchester on April 28, escorted by police to City Hall for greeting by the mayor and officials. Contributions will be accepted and donors named on a scroll as a declaration of faith.

RAF Dr. Anderson Anderson

Taxpayers Big and Little To Help Raise More Revenue

Washington reports outline Treasury proposals to raise 3.5 billion in new federal revenue through higher rates and new levies. Individual rates would rise to 6.6 percent with a 10 percent defense surcharge, surtaxes would expand, and corporate taxes rise to 30 percent. Travel, gas, cigarettes, and other items see tax increases. bonds tax-exemption would be partly repealed. Critics urge disclosure and oppose secrecy as lawmakers study the plan.

Washington Congress Treasury House Ways and Means Committee Doughton D-Nc Coughton Rep Treadway R-Mass Republican Committee Morgenthau

County fairball player means a show-off who uses many motions but accomplishes nothing.

The term describes a person who relies on flashy moves rather than effective action, implying useless gesturing without productive result.

Fisher Herd Tops County In Fat Tests

The J. H. Fisher herd of 33 cows led Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association tests, producing 25 537 pounds of milk and 1 142.3 pounds of butterfat. Paul Haldeman’s 45 cows were second with 42 402 pounds of milk and 1 420.2 pounds of fat. Fort Collier Farms’ 20 cows ranked third with 16 776 pounds of milk and 628.9 pounds of fat. Other herds and 60-pound cow listings followed.

J. H. Fisher Frederick County Fort Collier Farms Robert K. Stickley Stephens City H. A. Punk T. M. Rudolph Winchester H. J. Hardesty Berryville Haldeman

Farmers urged to apply for Farm Security loans

Frederick and Clarke County farmers may still apply for Farm Security Administration loans for 1941 operations. F. B. Rees Jr. urged early applications to allow time for required farm and home management plans. Loans cover tools seed feed fertilizer livestock and equipment and can be made to groups for cooperative machinery purchases. Applications in person at the County Clerk’s Building Winchester office hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday.

Farm Security Administration F. B. Rees, Jr F.S.A Frederick Clarke Comnes Rees Clarke Counties Winchester

Ralph Ware Made Chair of Bankers Regional Clearing House

Ralph Ware cashier of the First National Bank was elected chairman of the Bankers Regional Clearing House Association for the ensuing fiscal year. He succeeds Fred D. Maphis of Strasburg. Other officers include W. E. Frank Berryville Roy Potts and W. E. Boyer. Seventeen of twenty banks attended. The group backed the national defense program and pledged cooperation in selling government bonds and stamps. The association serves Shenandoah Frederick Warren Page Clarke counties and Winchester city.

Oak Ralph Are First National Bank Bankers’ Regional Clearing House Association Mr. Ware Fred D. Maphis Strasburg W. E. Frank First National Luray Roy Potts Bank of Clarke County Berryville W. E. Boyer The National Bank Woodstock Shenandoah Frederick Warren Page Clarke Winchester

Rotary Leader Sees Hope Despite War Torn Europe

Rotary head recounts experiences in Italy China and Canada as he laments democracy’s strain and notes war relief gifts. He recalls a $70 check from Chung King Club and compares American Rotarians’ $30,000 aid to Europe.

Lieves Rotary Austria Japan Spain Netherlands Italy China Chung King Club Rotarians America U. S Canada Brenner Munich Venice Oulton

Stettinius Spat Silver Spoon Out Early And Went Right To Work

Edward R Stettinius Jr rose from a Charlottesville college student to a key U S defense official He began by organizing a university job placement plan at the University of Virginia Then his efforts led to roles at General Motors United States Steel and top government positions The article notes his Virginia roots and family connections and his resignation from a high paying job to aid national defense now living on a 500 acre Culpeper County farm

Edward R. Stettinius, Jr University of Virginia Charlottesville Lizzie Ed Stettinius Stet State Virginia John Lee Pratt General Motors Corporation General Motors Stettinius United States Roosevelt America Sam Dun & Bradstreet United States Steel Washington Capitol Defense Judith Carrington Richmond Virginia Gordon Wallace Culpeper County

Kenneth Wright In Auto Crash

Kenneth Wright a 19 year old Handley High School senior and Evening Star employee is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital with a fractured nose and other injuries after a car he rode in overturned on 0 S 50 near Paris. His condition is listed as satisfactory. Also injured were John Hughes and Donald Hartman. Hartman the driver.

Kenneth Wright Handley High School Evening Star Memorial Hospital Paris Kenneth Loring J. Wright South Cameron John Hughes Greenway Donald Hartman Winchester Hartman Hughes

Clarke Druggists Convene Luray Program April 24

E P Berlin and H B Harris of Berryville headline the district seven Virginia Pharmaceutical Section meeting set for Thursday April 24 at the Mimsym Hotel in Luray. The event opens at 10 am with Brooks in charge and ladies’ entertainment arranged.

E. P. Berlin H. B. Harris Berryville Ta Sevenginia Pharmaneation Secntion Luray 8. C. Brooks District Seven Mimsym Hotel Brooks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elks W. W. Glass Rotary Conference L. J. McElligott C. Albert Oulton Clifford Grim Silvertown Tires Silvertown Mey Oe Bermanine Fairfax Lane British - American Ambulance Corps, Inc Lexington Ave New York City Mervel W. Adams E. Piccadilly St Fisher Martinsburg Harpers Ferry Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Ralph Ware Bank Group Danville England London Harry Crim Strasburg Club Dowell Howard George Washington Jee Glow Hotel Jack U. of Va Mary Foulkes Lee Pat Jones Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply Clarke Druggists Lydia E. Pims Bufflick Road Elbertas Shippers Hale C. B. Smalts & Son National Ave John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc Safeway N. Braddock St C. Penney Company. Incorporated
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