Hospital News Roundup of Local Patients
Mrs. Canter undergoes operation at Alleghany Hospital in Pittsburgh and is improving. Mrs. Robinson moves toward discharge from Winchester Memorial Hospital as her mother travels to be with her. Mrs. Sloat continues ankle sprain treatment at Memorial Hospital for another week. Mr. Cammer returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Delray child in Winchester Memorial Hospital with pneumonia. Mr. M. H. Rosenberger, 84, hospitalized in Winchester Memorial with pneumonia. Miss Sarah Cooley visits Winchester. her mother remains a patient there and improves. Mrs. George H. Dent undergoes operation in Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Canter
Garland Canter
Joanna Hockman
L. L. Hockman
South Washington Street
Alleghany Hospital
North Ave
Pittsburgh
Robinson
G. Clyde Robinson
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John I. Sloat
South Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cammer
Phil H. Cammer
Royal
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Will Groves
Kernstown
Sarah Cooley
Winchester
George W. Cooley
George H. Dent
Rev and Mrs Whitten Celebrate Seventh Anniversary
In Portsmouth Virginia on April 27 1 Rev Robert A Whitten and his wife marked their seventh wedding anniversary. The pastor of the Winchester Congregational Christian Church since 1937 they hosted by H F Nelson on Richards Avenue with guests including Amy Lee Stockton and Rita Gould who are conducting a revival at the Whitten church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whitten
Portsmouth
Mr. Whitten
Winchester Congregational Christian Church
Whitten
H. F. Nelson
Richards Ave
Amy Lee
Stockton
Rita Gould
Berryville
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Winchester
Strasburg
G. S. Lightner
Lightner
C. H. Iden
John Brown
Ralph N. Ware
Hugh N. Ritter
G. C. Sponseller
Hugh G. Owens
Winchester Junior Hostesses To Go To Martinsburg Sunday
Thirty Junior Hostesses of the U S O from this city will visit the Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg for an Open House Sunday afternoon from three to six. Major Louisé Duncan and team captains will attend. captains include Betty Ann Thomas Sue Anderson Jane Rosenberger Jean Moling Jean Forney Louise Rice and Janet Largent. Each captain will bring three team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Louisé Duncan
Betty Ann Thomas
Sue Anderson
Jane Rosenberger
Jean Moling
Jean Forney
Louise Rice
Janet Largent
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Griffith Home
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday night at seven thirty at the home of Mrs. Richard E. Griffith on West Clifford Street. A report on the Seventh District meeting held last Sunday in Harrisonburg will be heard. Mrs. Cooper returns from New York after weeks with relatives. She was called to Harrisburg by her daughter’s illness and death, and Mrs. Granber’s infant daughter Donna Jo survives. Gertrude Gallup visits Purcellville with sister Mrs. Gordon Gregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Richard E. Griffith
West Clifford Street
Harrisonburg
Cooper
New York
Charles H. Cooper
Harrisburg
Josephine Granber
Jean Levi
Leon Wesley Robinson
James Dakeman
Edward N. Barnett
Roy Potts
Dakeman
Martha_C
McAtee
Washington, D. C
Berryville
Virginia Page
Oscar Forsythe
West Main Street
Greenbelt
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Hunt Elects Officers and Plans Show at Carter Hall
William Bell Watkins was reelected president of the Blue Ridge Hunt in Clarke county. Ewart Johnston, George H. Burwell, and Kenneth N. Gilpin were elected vice presidents. George P. Greenhalgh is treasurer, Walter C. Lee secretary, and A Mackay Smith M F H is. Directors include Mrs Greenhalgh and others. The annual Blue Ridge Hunt Show is set for Carter Hall Millwood on June 3 with Mrs Greenhalgh Pais named show manager. Miss Lyda Champan remains ill at home on West Clifford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell Watkins
Blue Ridge Hunt
Clarke County
Ewart Johnston
George H. Burwell
Kenneth N. Gilpin
George P. Greenhalgh
Walter C. Lee
A. Mackay Smith
George Greenhalgh, Jr
W. C. Trenary
Carter Hall
Millwood
Greenhalgh Pais
OPA
Hospital Says May 12 National Hospital Day Aims Education
Miss Sara Hamilton, superintendent of Winchester Memorial Hospital, explains that National Hospital Day began in 1921 to showcase hospital services, needs, and staff. The appeal invites area residents to visit the hospital May 12 from 2:00 to 5:00 to learn about facilities and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Hamilton
Winchester Memory Hospital
Matthew Foley
Hospital Management
Florence Nightingale
Cnter
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Death Summons William H. Brill
William H. Brill, 84, retired farmer of Star Tannery, died at his home after a lingering illness. Surviving are his son Albert Co Brill, daughter Elda Lucille Helsley, a stepson William Reynolds, and three grandchildren. He was a Gravel Springs Lutheran Church member. Funeral arrangements are pending at Dellinger Funeral Home in Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brill
Star Tannery
Aege
Mary Bauserman
Brill
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Sarah Sibert
Ida Reynolds
Albert Co. Brill
Elda Lucille Helsley
William Reynolds
Wheeling W. Va
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
LD NEWS OF OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM
Pvt Raymond Brill of Brucetown Va joined the service May 26 1943 and is with the 61st Engineers Division overseas. Aviation Cadet B Kingree of Middletown will train at Dorr Field Fla to earn wings. Navy Cadet Douglas Cooper of Winchester Va completed pre flight at Chapel Hill NC and begins primary training at Bunker Hill Ind with prospects of Gold Wings.
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Raymond Dick Brill
Raymond Brill
Brucetown
61St Engineers Division
Pvt. Brill
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Wesley Brill
B. Kingree
W. E. Kingree
Middletown
54Th Aaf
Dorr Field
Aocadia
Fla
Chapel Hill, N. C
Douglas Cooper
Eugene B. Cooper
Winchester
U. S. Navy
Chapel Hill
N. C
Naval Air Station
Bunker Hill
Ind
U.S. Naval Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Valley Airways student earns first solo flight
Ralph Y. Grubbs of this city completed his first solo flight after required dual hours with instructor H. P. Rhodes of Valley Airways Inc. Grubbs is among Valley Airways students pursuing private pilot goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Scheder
Valley Airways
Earl G. Shipe
Scheder
Ralph Y. Grubbs
H. P. Rhodes
Valley Airways, Inc
Mr. Grubbs
Skilled Laborers Needed At Norfolk Navy Yard
Elmer L. Brooks of the Yard and Civil Service Commission seeks men and women for immediate transfer to Norfolk Navy Yard shipbuilding. Electricians machinists pipe-fitters sheetmetal workers and other skilled trades are in demand along with unskilled labor helpers and trainees. Applicants must not hold essential jobs and should visit the U S Employment Service Office for interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Navy Yard
Elmer L. Brooks
Yard
Civil Service Commission
Norfolk
Tony
Navy
Eve
U. S. Employment Service Office
United States vows fair postwar aviation competition
Washington says it will not use its vast air power to squeeze Britain or other Allied nations after the war. Lord Beaverbrook and Adolf Berle state the alliance favors a broad, empire-wide air base network to aid commercial flights and seeks fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
Soave
Adolf Berle
Lord Beaverbrook
Garden Club of Winchester Cited for War Bond Plan
Wen dell Barney, chairman of the War Finance Committee, reports the Treasury Department has honored the Garden Club of Winchester and Clarke County for a systematic plan to purchase War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minute Man
Treasury Department
Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke County
Wendell Barney
War Finance Committee
Berryville Social Events and Local Aactivities
Berryville residents took part in the Winchester District Conference in Strasburg with Rev. G S Lightner and others. The Langbeins plan to move back to their Boyce area. several charity events and blood donor drives are announced for May and late May. Local visits include Bonnets and Lanes hosting guests, a bridal shower for Miss Jean Levi, and various family trips and returns to Berryville from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Langbein
Wash D. C
Berryville
Negro Day Nursery Opens May First in Winchester
The Negro Day Nursery of Winchester will have its formal opening Monday May 1 from 4 to 8 pm. A short program will be rendered and refreshments sold by the committee. Everyone is invited. The children will enter the school on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
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Negro Day Nursery of
Winchester
Peace Day Program At Friendly Grove
Peace Day program rendered at the Friendly Grove Community Hall on Friday night April 21. Miss Nancy Triplett gave the scripture lesson from Ephesians chapter two. A Youth's Prayer for Peace was read by Miss Katherine Hulver. Recitation Peace Day by Miss Dorothy Belle. Five girls sang This Day of Peace. Junior Triplett and five children performed Raindrops and Clouds. A Wonderful Word was presented by five children. Miss Mary Triplett read They Ask Questions. Miss Margaret Kern recited Lilies White and Tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Grove
Nancy Triplett
Katherine Hulver
Dorothy Belle
Junior Triplett
Mary Triplett
Lillies White
Margaret Kern
Peace Day Program Recital and Cake Walk Donations
Exercise for Peace Day by David and Curtis Crowser, recitations by Miss Kern Dodson Hollar and Master Odgson, a play The Seekers of Peace by eight children, closing song Flag of Peace. Afterward cake walks and games with $14 raised, half donated to the 4 H club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Curtis Crowser
Soldier Boys
Dorothy Kern
Lorraine Dodson
Mary Elizabeth Hollar
Harry Odgson
America
Star News Briefs For Local, National, World Coverage
Brief item notes continue to shape local, national, and world news. The Star provides quick summaries of events, with key names, places, and timelines highlighted for readers seeking fast, reliable updates.
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the Star
Daily 19 Male swan 21 Prosecute judicially
Puzzle clues list likely from a crossword with numbered entries across and down. Answers include everyday terms matching clues like daily 19 and male swan 21 but exact solutions not provided in the fragment.
Crossword 43 Dart 45 Observe 47 Anglo Saxon account
Crossword clue list with four entries: 43 Across and 45 Down clues include observe and Anglo Saxon account. The brief item notes puzzle entries and their thematic hints. Local newspaper tone emphasizes wordplay and historic language in the crossword page.
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William M. Sutter
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
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Gaunt’s Drug Store
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American Legion Auxil
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Purcellville
Gordon Gregg
Mr. Watkins
Emert Dettra
Cecil O’rear
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Pearl Harbor
Virginia Woolen Mill and
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Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Va
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Lovett Brothers
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Grace Episcopal Church Parish Aid Society
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Rose MacDonald
Richmond
Clifton Price
Red Cross
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Robert Riddleberger
Front Royal, Va
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Henry G. Lane
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District Nurses Association of
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