Soldiers in training and assignments from local area
Pvt. Donald Jobe in Missouri is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood after starting training February 1. Pvt. Robert E. Carter, Greenwood Road, is at Camp Polk for basic training and formerly worked for American Brake Shoe Co. Allen B. Jobe, Brucetown, trains at Great Lakes. Pfc. Russell J. Dorsey, Clearbrook, completed basic at Lowry AFB and reports to Alexandria LA after leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jobe
Missouri
William Jobe
Brucetown
Fort Leonardwood
Donald W. Jobe
Med. Tank Bis
CCB
6Th Armored Division
Robert. E. Carter
R. W. Carter
Greenwood Road
Camp Polk
The
American Brake
Carter
Stephens City High School
Pvt
Robert E. Carter
Tng
45Th
Inf
Pfc
Dorsey
Russell J. Dorsey
Elmer R. Dorsey
Clearbrook
Lowry Air Force Base
Municipal
Alexandria
Alexandria Municipal Airport
Frederick County Sales Directory Listings May 5 to May 19
Multiple estate and real estate sales listed in Frederick County. Auctions take place at the county courthouse with items including antiques real estate and household goods. Locations span Charlies in W V Bloomery Sunnyside White Hall Buffalo Lick Rd Parkway Winchester and nearby routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Catherine Newlin
Leroy A. Snapp
Frederick County Court House
Farnop Cedar Creek
C. H. Hillen
Charlies Wi. W. Va
Bloomery
Herbert 8. Larrick
Sunnyside
John & Veredith Anderson
White Hall
James P. Reardon
Buffalo Lick Rd
Shawnee
O. J. Rateliff
Winchester
Eudora Pawcett Keyser
Parkway
Miller Advances to Airman Rating in Navy
Kenneth R. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Miller of 1719 Valley Ave has been advanced to airman. He is attached to the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn where he is undergoing Aviation Machinist's Mate School training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Miller
Kenneth R. Miller
USN
Kenneth L. Miller
1719
Valley Ave
Miller
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Pat O'Sullivan Wins North South Amateur Golf Title
Connecticut star Pat O'Sullivan defeated Mae Murray of Rutland VT in a dramatic North South Amateur final at Pinehurst NC. Both 24 year olds traded blows over three hours with precise drives and long putts, O'Sullivan clinching victory on the final hole with a four foot birdie putt for a 73 medal score, making her one of eight repeat winners in 49 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Patricia
Pat
Little Mae
James Larrick Dies in Winchester Hospital
James M. Larrick, 80, retired farmer of near Rock Enon Springs, died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital after two years of ill health and four weeks of hospitalization. Born August 26, 1870, he was son of the late Taylor and Sarah J. Larrick and belonged to the Rock Enon Disciple Church. He married Katie Goode, who preceded him in death. Survived by four brothers Ollie Larrick of Kernstown Clinton Larrick of Chambersville Lawrence T. Larrick of White Post and Arthur W. Larrick of Mount Jackson and many nephews and nieces. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Shilow Methodist Church Timber Ridge West Virginia with Rev. S. J. Goode officiating. burial in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers: six nephews. Body to lie at Carrier Funeral Home Lehew West Virginia until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Larrick
Rock Enon Springs
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Sarah J. Larrick
Larrick
Rock Enon
Katie Goode
Carrier Funeral Home
Lehew
W. Va
Carolyn Davis Rites Today
Funeral services for Carolyn L Davis six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee H Davis of Gainesboro were held today at Chestnut Grove Methodist Church after services at Kurtz Mortuary. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were six little girl friends. Carolyn born June 23 1944 in Frederick County. Survived by parents a sister Helen and three brothers Ronald James and Dalton all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn L Davis
Lee H. Davis
Gainesboro
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Kurtz Mortuary
Grover Jenkins
Carolyn
Frederick County
Helen
Ronald
James
Dalton Davis
Airmen flood Lackland chapels with worship services
San Antonio. The U S Air Force reports about 12 000 airmen attend 115 chapels at Lackland Air Force Base daily. More than 30 chaplains represent every faith. Services run from early morning to late evening, with two theaters and a large assembly tent used to accommodate crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Superintendent Appointed for Home Evans Home
The Executive Board of the Henry and William Evans Home appoints Mrs. Frances Miller of W Piccadilly St as superintendent effective May 1. The home, in operation since November with eight children, plans renovations to house up to 14, aiming to resume more adoptions and invites public interest compatible with fire regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry & William Evans Home
Frances Miller
W. Piccadilly St
Miller
Temple Wheeler
Children’s Haven
Charles Town
W. Va
Robert Clayton
Evans
N. Loudoun
Clarke Cooper
Lee Miller
Dudley Lichliter
Percy Miller
Marion Anderson
Kenneth Robinson
Marines Crash Baseball Foes In Six-Game Streak
Quantico Marines baseball team wins five straight after a 4-2 loss to Providence. Victories over Providence 17-8 Hampden Sydney 21-5 Bridgewater 11-4 Mt Marys 14-8 and VMI 25-1 boost team to a .325 batting average on 66 hits in 203 at bats. First baseman Bill Hawkins leads with a .500 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico
Providence College
Quantico Marine
Providence
Hampden-Sydney
Bridgewater
Mt. St. Mary's
Marines
Bill Hawkins
Naval Academy
Fans Wanted Chariot Races At Rose Bowl Origins
The Rose Bowl began as a football game in Pasadena on January 1 1916 but earlier reports show 1902 featured chariot races. After fans rejected football that first year promoters switched back to chariot racing, reshaping the tournament's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pasadena
Omnibook Magazine
Naplam Bomb Definition and 1944 Pacific Use
Naplam is a thickened gasoline bomb used mainly as an anti personal weapon. It was first deployed by American forces in the Pacific theater in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Tribe Acquires Brissie In Three Way Swap
Cleveland Indians obtain pitcher Lou Brissie from the Philadelphia Athletics in a three way deal that includes the Chicago White Sox and six others. Ray Murray San Zoldak Dave Philley Gus Zernial Orestes Minoso Paul Lehner shift as part of the exchange. Brissie, 27, a World War II Purple Heart recipient, went 7 19 with a 4.02 ERA last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lou Brissie
Philadelphia Athletics Today
Chicago White Sox
Ray Murray
San Zoldak
Indians
Dave Philley
Gus Zernial
White Sox
A’s
Tim Sox
Orestes Minoso
Tribe
Paul Lehner
Hank Greenbere
Brussie
A's
Gladys Longerbeam 17 Dies in Berryville
Gladys Maghete Longerbeam 17 of Round Hill and formerly Clarke County died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born January 4, 1934 in Summit Point she was daughter of Mason L. and Corinne Boersig Longerbeam. Funeral set for tomorrow 2 PM at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Maghete Longerbeam
Round Hil
Clarke County
Nchester Memorial Hospital
Summit Point
W. Va
Mason L
Corinne Boersig Longerbean
Round Hill
Miss Longerbeam
Berryville High School
Follwing
James Luther
Frederick
Beverley
Charles Jesse
Richard
Daniel
Barbara Longerbeam
John H. Enders
Berryville
Percy White
Lebanon Church News Highlights Local Arrivals and Moves
Mr G A McDonald returns to Strasburg High after appendectomy at Win co Memorial. Visitors include the Groves families and Shirley Swartz of Warrenton. Neffs vacate Elmer Godlove residence. Pearl Stover of Harrisonburg stays with Dempsey Kline’s family. Roy A Lee family moves from Winchester. McDonald and Vann families visit Fred Bowers. J T Moyer returns from Cora Miller Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Keller
Lebanon Church
G. A. McDonald
Strasburg High School
Winco Memorial Hospital
Dalton Grove
Ernest Swartz
Shirley
Warrenton
L. R. Miller
W. H. Bowers
George Neff
Elmer Godlove
Pearl Stover
Harrisonburg
Dempsey Kline
Roy A. Lee
Winchester
Charles McDonald
Lee Vann
Fred Bowers
J. T. Moyer
Cora Miller Hospital
Festival Buglers Herald Coronation Ceremonies at Shenandoan Event
The festival buglers from the Cecct Corps perform for the coronation of Queen Shenandoah XXIV Guri Lie at the 24th Shenandoan Ape Blosson Festival in Winchester Virginia May 3. Cadets Samuel Hepner of Maurertown Virginia and John W Lontgenecker of Wilmington Delaware are pictured at the Massanutten Academy Woodstock Virginia event marking the first day of the two day program in the Apple Capital of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guri Lie
Trygve Lie
Winchester
Cecct
Massan'e1 Academy
Woodstock
Samuel Hepner
B. A. Hepner
Maurertown
John W. Lontgenecker
Paul R. Lonsenecker
Wilmington
Del
Development of the Chick from the Yolk
The chicken develops from the yolk. The egg contains a yellow yolk ball with a small disk of protoplasmic material from which the embryo forms. This constitutes the egg or ovum. Surrounding structures provide nutriment and protection.
Two Escape Serious Injury When Plane Crashes
In Danville two men escaped serious injury after a light plane crash landed in the Dan River following a takeoff from the Danville airport. The 1960 air coupe lost part of its propeller, flipped, but Richardson Jr. and passenger Boyce Tilden Cagle suffered only minor cuts. Damages were about $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Dan River
Joseph Carter Richardson, Jr
Route 6
Richardson
Boyce Tilden Cagle
Ernest Shell Rites Saturday Funeral at Jones
Funeral services for Ernest Shell, 48, who died at Stephens City last Thursday, were held Saturday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home. Rev. A H Boozer officiated. A trio sang Rock of Ages. Pallbearers were Alfred Snapp Floyd Snapp Miller Barley Ray Rinker Zirkle and Vernon Ridings. Burial was in Green Mill Cemetery at Steubens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shell
Stephens City
Jones
A. H. Boozer
Rock of Ages
Alfred Snapp
Floyd Snapp
Miler Barley
Ray Rinker
Zirkle
Vernon Ridings
Green Mill
Steubens City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen Jobe
Great Lakes
Allen B. Jobe
Great Lakes, Ill
U. S. Naval Training Center
Edwin L. Stine
Call Jones
Phone
Co. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
DELCO
Braddock
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Pat O'Sullivan
James Larrick
Carolyn Davis
Brissie
Chicago Sox
Gladys Longerbeam
S. May Company
Buglers
Dadant’s Foundations
Barr’s Farmers Hardware
Lewis-Dadant
Lynchburg, Va
C. 1
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
BUICK
Chapman Motor CO
Plymouth
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
ANS
Dorothy L. Sayers
Infinity
Morning-glory
Medusa
John Adams
Newport
Tommy D. Lockhart
Comfort
Omps’ Funeral Home
Athey’s
Yiat Way
ATHEY
Ales
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Punomiy Limnen
Gary
Molden Electric CO. Inc
Cushman Motor Scooter
Olen
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