Of Interest To Women Betty Riley In India
Betty Riley daughter of Mrs J W Riley 124 West Picca is among Red Cross Staff Assistants who have arrived in India. Roberta Ayler of Berryville will marry Cpl John Dorby James at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville with Lewis as maid of honor and Jackson as best man. Events include hospital admission for Mrs Goshert and travel for Mrs Payne to New York. Marie Schneider to Sgt Karl Schneider wed Dec 24 1943 in Baltimore. Troop 2 Girl Scouts form Senior Troop Two with community service and caroling. Meade and Kelley wedding planned in Georgetown April 29. Linda Ellen Burch welcomed as daughter of Mr and Mrs Burch. Cpl Kenneth Wright returns to Pass-A-Grille after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Riley
J. W. Riley
West Picca
Red Cross
India
Roberta Aylor
Francis L. Ayler
Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
Cpl
John Dorby James
Gertrude Durant Lewis
Culpepper
Rebecca Ann Athey
Harry Athey
Clarke County
Clifton Price, Jr
Clifton Price
Ayler
Randolph Hunter Jackson
Ashland
James
Donald Lawler
Scranton
Henry Lundgreg
George Meade
Robert Lee Withers
John Merry
John Merry, Uncle of Miss Ayler
Schneider-Bledsoe
Margaret Bledsoe
Marie
Karl W. Schneider
William M. Schneider
Catonsville
Rev. L. Ploughden’s
Schneider
Set
Gertrude Barton
Capitol Theatre
Fellowship Club
Margaret Delia Meade
Everard Kidder Meade
Edga
Cpr
Albert Johnson Kelley
Augustus W. Kelley
Cos Cob
Conn
New York City
Christ Church
Georgetown
Peyton Williaj
Charlotte Nelson Meade
Augustus W.W. Kelley
Miss Meade
Everard
Local notes on Harbaugh flight return and social visits
Second Lieutenant Charles H. Harbaugh Jr. returned to Sedalia Army Air Field after earning pilot wings at Blackland Army Air Field. He spent 15 days with family in Winchester and Cumberland visitors traveled from Moorefield and Cumberland. Also reports on club meetings, hospital stays, birthdays, and students on Madison College honor rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Harpaugh, Jr
C. H. Harpaugh
Tate
Harpaugh
Sedalia Army Air Field
Knobnoster
Harbaugh
Blackland Army Air Field
Waco
Texas
J. Harbaugh
Nancy
Dorothy Harbaugh
Madison College
Theodore A Brown Hospital Patient in Winchester
Mr Theodore A Brown a retired merchant of Charles Town West Virginia is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital after illness at his home on Samuel Street in Charles Town He spent several days with Mr and Mrs Carbaugh radio man J R Carbaugh and Mrs Carbaugh R M Howard M R M How ard and Wave Norma Challis all of the Navy Department in Washington returned to Washington last night after spending several days with R M Carbaughs parents Mr and Mrs H M Carbaugh in Stephens City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hafer
James A. Hafer
Cumberland, Md
Winchester
George P. Cooley
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lancaster
Memorial Hospital
William Lancaster
Charles Town
W. Va
Seaman
James Edwards
Rhode Island
Edwards
Seaman Edward
Charles Edwards
Beyryville
Burch
Theodore Brown
Theodore A. Brown
Samuel Street
Charles
Jack V. Rickard
Roy F. Rickard
Stephens City
Navy
Bainbridge
Richmond
Norfolk
Jack
Caribbean Sea
West Indies
Mrs Emma Hill Visits Stephens City With Sister
Mrs Emma Hill of Strasburg spent Wednesday in Stephens City with her sister Mrs Walter Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hill
Strasburg
Stephens City
Walter Carter
Miss Genevieve Massie Hosts Wesley Class Evening
The Wesley Sunday School class of Step hens City Methodist Church meets tonight at 8 o clock at Miss Genevieve Massie home. All members urged to attend the regular monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baughman
Gettysburg Seminary
Gettysburg
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Genevieve Massie
S. S
Daughters of the Wesley Sunday School
Stephens City
Beta Sigma Phi Ritual Of Jewels Last Night
Miss Betty Ann Thomas and Miss Betty Brant joined the Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi during a private dining room ceremony at the George Washington Hotel. The event included a dinner with toasts and readings, a Founder's Day message from Walter W. Ross, and honored members and guests from the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hoter
Betty Ann Thomas
Betty Brant
Boyce
Epsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ruth Solenberger
Charles Lyles
Ed Molden
Mae Burch
Oma
Epsilon ¢Chapter
Sue Jolly
Jean Forney
Navy
Norma Richards
Army
Betty Starner
Walter W. Ross
Betty Starmer
Jack Blackburn
Hollen Herbert
Wilbur Tidler
George Weldon
Richard Lineburge
Dorothy Rice
William M. Glaize
Hymn Book Displayed At Congregational Church
The Congregational Christian Church featured many Bibles this week and Reverend R A Whitten noted an 1836 hymn book by Robinson and Collins on display. Percy Sheetz performed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church
R. A. Whitten
Robinson and Collins
Percy Sheetz
Lofton brothers in service and family notices
Mrs. Julia Lofton reports son Pvt Kenneth Lofton is overseas in England while Pfc Donald Lofton has left Australia and is somewhere in the Southwest Pacific on an island. Sgt Eugene Lofton is at Camp Campbell Kentucky. Pfc Julian Lee Patterson entered service May 4 1943 is at Camp Shelby Mississippi after a furlough at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lofton
Pvt
Kenneth Lofton
England
Pfc
Donald Lofton
Australia
Southwest Pacific
Bobby Trenary
Donald
Sgt
Eugene Lofton
Camp Campbell, Ky
Julian Lee Patterson
J. D. Patterson
S. Cameron St
Camp Shelby
Miss
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Private Kenneth C. Kelly Wounded in Asiatic Campaign
Private Kenneth Charles Kelly, son of Mrs Mae S Kelly of Route 1 Front Royal Virginia, is reported resting comfortably in a central hospital overseas after being wounded in the Asiatic area on March 23 He enlisted December 4 1941 at age 17 and has seen overseas service 2 12 years with Army engineers headquarters company including Puerto Rico and India battles health status and unit action noted by War Department telegram
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptc
Kenneth Charles Kelly
Mae S. Kelly
Front Royal Rad
Hosital
War Department
Kelly
Army
Puerto Rico
India
Army Engineers
County Teachers To Meet Saturday
Frederick County Teachers Association to hold a meeting at the County Court House on Saturday morning April 29 at 10 o clock. All teachers must attend as officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Examiner to Serve Winchester Only on Saturdays
Lloyd Fearnow, examiner for the Office of Defense Transportation in Hagerstown, says he must cover more territory and will now be in Winchester only on Saturdays. He can be contacted at the Chamber of Commerce office on Saturdays only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Fearnow
Office of Defense Transportation
Hagerstown
Winchester
Fearnow
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation council progress shared at Lions Club
Miss Virginia Gregory Winchester Recreation Council director addressed the Lions Club on Tuesday after introduction by Ben Belchie. She outlined progress and current efforts of the Winchester Recreation Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gregory
Winchester Recreation Council
Lions Club
Ben Belchie
New Position For Col Sarnoff
Col David Sarnoff, president of RCA, has been appointed special consultant to the communications branch of the Public Relations Office at Allied Headquarters, the announcement said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Allied Expeditionary Force
Virginia Lumber Output Declines 20 Percent in Early 1944
Roanoke Virginia reports a 20 percent drop in lumber production for the first quarter of 1944 compared to last year. G L Varney of the U S Forest Service blames bad weather work force absenteeism and manpower shortages and unchangedly expects recovery later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia
G. L. Varney
United States Forest Service
Philadelphia
Varney
Discharged Men Receiving Pay Under New Mustering-Out Law
Washington reports the first 12 weeks of mustering-out payments total $653,800 to 3,345 honorably discharged personnel or survivors. By April 25, 279 received the $300 maximum for 60 days service plus, all within the United States, and 18 received the $100 for under 60 days service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Stimson
United States
St Paul Minister Transferred to Maryland Charge
Rev. M. T. Thomas, pastor of the St. Paul colored church, is transferred from the Virginia to the Maryland Conference. He departs for Cockersville Maryland where he takes over for Rev. Barker. Rev. William Times will assume the local church pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Thomas
St. Paul Colored Church
Virginia
Maryland
Cockersville
Barker
William Times
Lindbergh Studies Pacific Aircraft Equipment
Charles A. Lindbergh is studying Pacific war aircraft equipment performance while in Hawaii as a civilian representative of an American aircraft maker. The arrival was disclosed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pacific War Theater
Hawaii
Want To Help A Soldier Then Help To Furnish The Winchester USO
A wartime appeal invites readers to furnish the Winchester USO for soldiers stationed nearby. Volunteers solicit beds, chairs, lamps, and other comforts to ease barracks life and support servicemen during service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayler-James
Goshert
Harry Goshert
Fairview Ave
Payne
New York
William M. Payne
Amherst Street
Alice Winslow
John W. Stribling
Meade-Kelley
William Burch
Linda Ellen
Kenneth Wright
Filia
Kenneth F. Wright
Pass-A-Grille, Fla
Mrs
Loring Wright
Lieut
Missouri
Golda Funkhouser
Robert Harper
Moorefield
Friendly Grove
Ftucian Ashwood
Jacob H. Rosenberger
M. H. Rosenberger
William A. Grove
Middletown
John W. Headley
H. M. Rosenberger
Travers
Louise Travers
B. A. Travers
Stephenson, Va
Harrisonburg
Madison
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Gaunt’s Drug Store
The
Winston
N. Loudoun Street
TIN Company
News OF Our
Julian Patterson
ODT Examiner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Florsheim
Plorsheim
Lovett Brothers
Tode Tuttle
Shady Rest
Woody Carlisle
Sonny
By — Frye
Col Sarnoff
St. Paul
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Moling
Cather
BATES
Everglaze Chintz
Timberlake
Dia
Winchester Poultry Company Co
F. Nicholas, Prop
AWA Department Stores
North
Loudoun Street
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