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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
7
Air Corps officers found a Fort Riley military order dated October 25 1842. It warns on buffalo shooting away from the commanding officers headquarters and awards one barrel of rye whiskey to the best trained mount. Student officers are to stop roping and riding buffaloes.
In Frederick Virginia circuit court this order requires nonresident defendants William Keith Mary Virginia Keith Louise Keith Erwin Keith and Frank G Keith to appear within ten days after publication. The order directs weekly publication in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting on the courthouse door and mailing copies to the defendants. Deputy Clerk Bessie Brannon signs.
The National Association of College Women in Physical Education blames the cry baby attitude of modern girls on one child families, lack of home discipline, and crowded city apartment life.
Democrat George T. Dawson hurried to the county seat to file his party ticket before the deadline. Republican T. R. Wells rushed Dawson and the Democratic petitions to town just in time.
Mrs R Bowen Moore left for Lake Jundluska North Carolina where she received a two week Leadership Conference scholarship. Dr E Stanley Jones of the India Methodist Missionary Church is among notable speakers. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W R Snow and Barbara Ann of Wilmington Delaware, Mrs Gordon Keith, Mrs Robert Miller and Ruth Darlene, Mr and Mrs Woodrow Cornwell, and Mr J S Wise host families. Additional arrivals: Frederick Kline and Earl Reeves Graybill from Washington D C, with Reeves Graybill returning home. Louise Kline visited, and Miss May Ginn hosted James T Reely and Martha Reely for dinner. Thomas E Mauck Jr spent furlough with his parents. Mrs William Hallford of Washington DC visited Florida and Georgia, arriving at Mrs John Boyd Kline’s home.
Mrs Hallford and Miss Ophelia Doring of Fitzgerald Georgia were guests of Mrs Kline. Mr Charles Stotler of Marion Pennsylvania visited Miss Helen Hottle and her mother Mrs Martha Hottle. Mr Harold Hottle joined the Hottle household. Mr Russell McCauley and Miss Theene Knott from Baltimore visited his mother on Church Street. Mrs Carl OLeary and children Jimmy and Ann returned home after two weeks with her father H H Gleaton in La Crosse Virginia.
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