Social Notes From August Community Gatherings
Local social items compile August activities across Fredericktown. Girls Athletic Association plans a duel campaign with captains Dorothy Sencindiver and Marshall Boyd. August 16 tea hosted by Sencindiver sisters at 415 West Cecil Street. Various church circles, garden club meetings, and family visits are noted along with births and marriages.
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Girls Athletic Association
Elks Club
Dorothy Sencindiver
Marshall Boyd
Dorothy
Lucille Sencindiver
West Cecil Street
Godfrey Zirkle
Ida Lycett
B. J. Sager
Ebnor Summel
Pione
Doris Cunningham
Hospital Council
Cobb Anders Vows Said Saturday In White Post
Miss Helen E. Anders daughter of Mrs. Stanley Anders of Boyce and the late Mr. Anders wed James Cobb son of Mr. and Mrs. Powell Cobb of White Post in a Saturday evening Aug 4 ceremony at the Rectory in White Post. The Rev. James A. Figg officiated. The bride wore a yellow suit with orchid corsage and is a Boyce High School and Madison College graduate who teaches at Boyce School. The groom is a Boyce Agricultural High School graduate and works in farming at White Post. A family reception followed and they plan a short South trip before settling in Clarke County White Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Anders
Stanley Anders
Boyce
Mr. Anders
James Cobb
Powell Cobb
White Post
James A. Figg
Meade Memorial Church
Boyce High School
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Boyce School
Boyce Agricultural High School
South
Clarke County
Annual Luttrell Family Reunion Held in Virginia
The Luttrell family reunion meets Sunday August 12 in Shockeysville Virginia with talks, reports, and music at a local church. R J Luttrell of Alexandria will give the main address. Burrell C Luttrell of Baltimore chairs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttrell
Shockeysville
R. J. Luttrell
Alexandria
Attorney General's Office
Washington
D. C
Burrell C. Luttrell
Baltimore
W. F. Luttrell
Winchester
Eppy Luttrell
Berkeley Springs
Lloyd Luttrell
Martinsburg
J. D
News of Our Men and Women in Uniform
Howard F. Carlyle son of Mrs Bessie Carlyle entered service October 8 1944 and serves as a welder with the Army Air Forces on Luzon in the Philippines trained at Keesler Field and Chanute Field. Cpl Lacey A Carlyle began service January 1943 now at an air base in the Pacific trained as a mechanic after Winchester Woolen Mill work. Loring L Pingley among Berlin occupation troops with the First Airborne Army aiding German capitol rebuilding. Walter W Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Carpenter enlisted in the Navy at Winchester Recruiting Office and is at the Naval Training Center Bainbridge Md. Paul W Racy son of Mr and Mrs William H Racy of Boyce serves in the 1085th Signal Company Service Group overseas in Casablanca after training at Duncan Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Howard F. Carlyle
Bessie Carlyle
West Bend Street
Luzon
Philippines
Army Air Forces
Set. Carlyle
Keesler Field
Miss
Chanute
Cpl
Lacey A. Carlyle
Air
Berlin
Loring L. Pingley
South Braddock Street
Floyd L. Park
First Airborne Army
U. S
Germany
Walter W. Carpenter
Dewey Carpenter
Navy
Winchester
Chief Mead
Carpenter
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Handley High School
Food Center
Winchester Woolen Mul
Paul W. Racy
Willam H. Racy
Boyce
1085Th Signal Company Service Group
Racy
Casablanca
French Morocco
Army
Duncan Field
Texas
1085Th
Color Photo Contest Announced by Mechanix Illustrated
Mechanix Illustrated announces the second annual color photo contest for amateurs. First prize 100 dollars, second 50, third 25. Winning photos will be reproduced in a future four color section. Open to all amateur photogramers with entries due by September 15, 1945. Entrants may use transparencies or color prints from standard color film. black and white originals not accepted. Include data on camera and exposure and return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanix Illustrated
Child Dies From Scissors Injury
In Waukegan Illinois 3 year old Tommy Hovey asked his mother for scissors to cut flowers and was given them with a warning. He wandered to the back steps where he tripped and stabbed his neck, dying later in hospital from a punctured lung and other wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Tommy Hovey
Elmer Fiovey
Tommy
Officer Jack O'Neal To Return On 21 Day Furlough
Word from Lt. Jack O'Neal states he will soon be home for a 21 day furlough before departing for the South Pacific. He recently graduated from Officer Candidate School near Paris with high honors and a commission as second lieutenant in the U S Army. He is the son of S B O'Neal of Middletown and nephew of Mrs N E Tipton of Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Neal
South Pacific
O'Neal
Germany
Paris
U. S. Army
Point Values Scratched On Juices
Washington August 6 grocers scratched point values today from canned tomato juice mixed vegetable juice and grape fruit orange juice blends OPA action in making those reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Secretary Anderson Suggests Ration-Free Day After Demand Dip
A report notes a ration-free day implemented yesterday following a recommendation by Secretary of Agriculture Anderson due to reduced demand and lower grain needs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Anderson announces surge in canned vegetables for civilians
Anderson said civilian store shelves will receive 10,000,000 more cases of canned vegetables this year than previously expected, aligning with enhanced pay provisions.
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Anderson
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Ladies Auxiliary of
VFW
Grace Earls
Valley Avenue
Friendship Fire Hall
Old
Cpl. Wright
Kenneth F. Wright
S. Cameron Street
Teets
James F. Teets
Winona Teets
E. W. Clark
Berryville Avenue
Lucy Canby
Braddock Street Methodist
W.S. C
Braddock Street
Miss Babb
Ocean City
Martha Babb
Gibbstown
N. J
Mrs. Macpherson
Piccadilly
Julia Richards
Staunton
William M. Richards
W. Piccadilly Street
Pacific
Ensign Holmes Grimm, Jr
Ae Southwest Pacific
Ensign
Reynolds Legge
Margart's Beach
Owscs of
Montague Avenue
Montague Avenue Church
J. H. Ware
Southwerk Street
Harry Rogers
Paul Himelright
Pleasant Valley
CaCapon
Park
New Jersey
Richard J. Rosenberger
Penns Grove
Charles
Charles H. Grim
Germain Street
Stephenson
Jennie Lou Miller
Irene P. Miller
Edgewood Farm
George A. Keiser
Wilmington
Del
Miller
Philadelphia
Riverview
Wildwood
Delaware
Lula Wilson
Lohn Clevenger
This City
George H. Miller
Ann Arden Mason
Thurman C. Mason
Carson Hook
University Hospital
Charlottesville
J. Bruce Lodge
Apple Pie Ridge
John William Lodge
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brannon
Brannon Family
Grace Lutheran Church
Pfc
Douglas Jones
Indiana
Douglas Gibson Jones
Warren Jones
W. Corkstreet
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Camp Wayne
Pic. Jones
F. D. Holliday
N. Loudoun Street
Willetta Lavon
Ernest Jenkins, Jr
Mirs
Ernest H. Jenkins
S. Kent Street
Cara
NOME
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Winchester—Front Royal
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Taras Om
Cobb-Anders
Charles Stuart
North Carolina
Charles Edward Stuart
S. 1
E. C. Stuart
Hawthorne
Ocracoke Island
Betty Stuart
Allen Stotler
Charles Street
Conrad L. Stotler
Pittsburgh
Phyliss Stotler
Patsy Cunningham
Lola Cunningsham
Alexandria, Va
Richmond
Ella C. Miller
Mary Lou Steele
M. S. Hudgins
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Lovett Brothers
Lydiia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nature
Pius IN
SHELL
R. E. Buncutter
S. Braddock St
DIAL
Aladdin
Western Electric Aids
M. H. Stonestreet
Geo. Washington Hotel
Delia American Palmist
Martinsburg Pike
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
Miller Bros
Cather & Moling
W. Boscawen St
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Ades
Om Limberlake’s
Daily Crossword
ACROS
Mandate
Animal
Ile
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