Virginia Leatherman Bride of Eugene Lampi
Miss Virginia Ruth Leatherman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leatherman wed Mr. Eugene Lampi son of Mrs. Elias Lampi and the late Mr. Lampi of Chisholm Minnesota in a candlelit Presbyterian Church ceremony. The event featured a double ring rite with white gladioli and palms and a piano organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ruth Leatherman
Daniel E. Leatherman
Eugene Lampi
Elias Lampi
Lampi
Chisholm
Minnesota
Presbyterian Church
Ronald S. Wilson
Leonard Sirbaugh
Sarah Leatherman
Eleanor J. Leatherman
New York City
Milton M. Slawsky
Naval Ordinance Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Handley High School
Flora MacDonald College
Red Springs
N. C
Madison College
Harrisonpurg
Warren County High School
Front Royal
Naval Ordnance Tenens
Washington, D
Ladies of Boyce WCTU hold August meeting with speaker
The Boyce W C T U ladies plan a regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Hugh Copenhaver's home Tuesday evening at 8. The guest speaker is Rev J E McDonald from Moorefield West Virginia. A Victory fund offering will be taken. A social gathering follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Boyce W. C. T. U
Hugh Copenhaver
J. E. McDonald
Moorefield
W. Va
Victory Fund
James N Daniel Returns to Fort George Meade Assignment
James Nelson Daniel has returned to Fort George Meade Maryland for further assignment after a thirty day furlough with his wife and parents on Woodland Avenue. Daniel was attached to the Eighth Air Force while overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nelson Daniel
Fort George Meade
Woodland Avenue
Daniel
Eighth Air Force
Beattie New Head Of Winchester Red Cross Motor Corps
Mrs W W Beattie has accepted the appointment as captain of the Red Cross Motor Corps Winchester Frederick county chapter. She succeeds Mrs Walter H Bosserman Jr and has been acting captain since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Beattie
Red Cross Motor Corps
Winchester-Frederick County
Walter H. Bosserman, Jr
Rush hospitalized in Harrisonburg Rockingham Memorial
E L Rush of this city is a patient in Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg for several days. Stephenson W SC S meets Tuesday. The Women's Society of Christian Service of Stephenson Church will hold their monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 at the home of Mrs L B Resseguie Clearbrook. Mrs Harry Stotler leads and attendance is expected. Birth announced of son Donald Eugene DeHaven born July 29 in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Homecoming Aug 5 at Strasburg home of Mr. and Mrs G E Senseney with a picnic dinner and many attendees from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Rush
Harrisonburg Hospital
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Stephenson W. S. C. S
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Stephenson Church
L. B. Resseguie
Clearbrook
Harry Stotler
Eugene DeHaven
South Braddock Street
Donald Eugene
Winchester Memorial Hospital
G. E. Senseney
Strasburg
Harry Rinker
Albin
Wade Guard
Winchester
Martin Bauserman
Toms Brook
George Senseney
Kernstown
Fred Senseney
Robert Senseney
Ray Pingley
Mt. Falls
Milton Smith and Sons
Baltimore
Grace Himelright
Jack
Hinkle
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Held Regular Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a regular meeting Monday at 8 pm at Friendship Fire Hall after a premeeting picnic. A lawn party is planned for Wednesday evening August 15 at City Plaza. The meeting closed with a prayer by chaplain Mrs Katherine Flickinger. Winchester WCTU to Meet Thursday at Friends Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. F. W
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Forign Wars
Friendship Fire Hall
Margaret Keffer
City Plaza
Katherine Flickinger
Berryville Social Roundup Tracks Visitors and Local Guests
Berryville residents host and visit relatives with extensive weekend activity. Notables include Miss Julia Downer arriving from Garden City and several Berryville hosts welcoming guests from Washington and New Jersey. Ensign James Richard Iden leaves Berryville for duty in California.
Berryville social notes reveal wide travel and family ties
Multiple residents and relatives in Berryville host or visit kin across Maryland and Virginia. Names include Fletcher, Hereford Warne, Henson, Crown, Brown, McDonald, Chew, Bell, Johnson, Farrington, Doss, Elsea, Stevens, Scheuer, and Williams, with visits to Washington, Baltimore, Detroit, Detroit and the Naval Academy.
Social Notes Fill Berryville Weekend With Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Porton with their son and Mrs. Grayson Sponseller visited Berryville to see Mrs. Porton and Mrs. Sponseller’s mother Mrs. Mary Riley. The Lickeys hosted J. P. Maddox Malcolm Johnston and Louis Leikey from nearby areas. Sgt. Louis Edward Wisecarver arrived from Texas for furlough to see his mother Mrs. Frank Hart. Sgt. Hart heads to Walla Walla for duty as an instructor. Mrs. Jack Enders Jr. left for Washington to join her husband, who is returning from the European theatre, and they will reunite in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampi
University of Minnesota
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Lake George
Adirondacks
Washington
Ben Belchie
Pauline Houde
Patty Scott
Olive Wigfield
Edward Krupotich
Betty Mackin
Front Royal
Charlotte Morton
Drakes Branch
Virginia
B. Franklin Miles, Jr
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Dennis A. Weaver
South Waverly
New York
Forney
Billy Pierce Forney
110Th Infantry
Boston
Mass
North
Loudoun Street
Robert Forney
East Clifford Street
Gay Levi
Berryville
Rice W. Levi
Levis
Leon 2. Robinson
William Blythe
Suzanne
Warde
Sandra Blythe
Virginia Beach
Blythe
William J. Levi
Blythes
Charles J. Enders
Paul Porton
Grayson Sponseller
Porton
Sponseller
Mary Riley
J. P. Maddox
Silver Springs
H. H. Lickey
Lickeys
Malcolm Johnston
Alexandria
Louis Leikey
Louis Edward Wisecarver
Texas
Frank Hart
Hart
Walla Walla
Jack Enders, Jr
Enders
States
O'Sullivan Works At Top Speed to Aid War Effort
The O'Sullivan Rubber Company plant in Winchester operates at peak output to supply rubber soles and heels for U S troops. In 1944 the industry produced 77 million pairs of soles and 104 million pairs of heels, overcoming wartime supply losses and shifting to synthetic rubber with rapid, costly progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’sullivan
Rubber Manufacturers Association
O’ Sullivan Rubber Company
Winchester
Pearl Harbor
America
Rubber shortage limits civilian production during wartime
The article notes ongoing tight supplies of rubber with priority for war needs. It cites near record army demand and occupation of Far East rubber areas, preventing full civilian production. O Sullivans cannot meet civilian demand despite near full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
O’sullivan’s
Woman Physicist Lize Meitner fled Germany to Stockholm
Dr Lize Meitner, a key contributor to atomic bomb theory, was forced to flee Germany for Stockholm in 1938 due to Jewish status. Her sister Dr Fride Meitner notes her long association with the Swedish Academy of Sciences and prior work at the Kaiser Wilhelm Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lize Meitner
Germany
Stockholm
Fride Meitner
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Kaiser Wilhelm Academy of Science
Berlin
Denmark
Niels Bohr
Dr. Meitner
Bonr
United States
Fride
New York City
Rudolph Allers
Catholic University
Washington
Walter Meitner
Manchester University
Manchester
England
Hollywood Set For Chess Bout
Hollywood awaits a quiet battle as Samuel Reshevsky of Boston faces Reuben Fine of Paddington in a chess match tonight. The Pan American Chess Congress is underway in the city drawing local fans and press attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Samuel Reshevsky
Boston
Reuben Fine
Padington
Boredom and Narrow Roadways in Puzzle Clues
A list of wordplay clues includes boredom and narrow roadways, with turns to the right and a pitcher down. The fragment ends with a garbled line suggesting a marriage theme or cryptic instruction.
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Miss Leatherman
Eleanor Leatherman
Daniel Leatherman
Tennyson Avenue
American Field Service
Ohio
John Bowen
Barnesville
Paul Studds
Bethesda
Donald Smith
Ray Hines
Earl Hines
Gene Maher
Stickley
Douglas Stickley
Boyce W. C. T. U
Cara
NOME
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Seeneees
Winchester—Front Royal
Dial
Gaunt
Main & Valley Aves
Samuel Chew Williams
Julia Downer
Garden City
L.a
Janice Steele
A. L. Crampler
Waynesboro
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
E. D. Vaughan
Richmond
A. L. Withers
Julian Glascock
Vaughan
Stone’s Chapel
Harry Lee Boxwell
Betty Boxwell
Gladys Racer
Paul Purcell
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Staunton
Edith Racer
Racer
Leonard Langbein
Mrs. Langbein
Alice
Ann Langbein
Haydon Estey
J. E. Klein
Washington D C
T. S. Crockett
Questover
Henry Reynolds
Gilbert Longerbeam
Mr. Longerbeam
James Richard Iden
Air Corps
Florida
C. H. Iden
California
Nicholas Morrison
Ann Morrison
Russell Fletcher
Lovett Brothers
Mr. Fletcher
Baltimore, Md
Fletchers
Miss Dottie Fletcher
Ethel Hereford
Elizabeth Hereford Warne
W. E. Henson
E. A. Sweeney
Annapolis
T. Rice Crown
Decatur
S. B. Crown
Woodlawn
Charles Shearer
Philadelphia
R. C. Brown
West Main Street
Set. Lacey Lloyd
Foster Field
Beulah Lloyd
Ed McDonald
Ann
Juanite McDonald
Fort Belvoir
Mattie McDonald
Detroit, Mich
John A. Chew
Capt
Bob*Chew
Ellwood
Capt. Chew
Pacific
Sgt
Jack Bell
Camp Pickett
Clarke
David Bell
Eloise Johnson
Mrs
Dottie Fletcher
Harold Farrington
Frank B. Whiting
Margaretta Whiting
Huner McGuire
Hunter McGuire, Jr
Harold Doss
Lynchburg
Seaman Doss
Seaman Joseph Elsea
Norfolk
Ollie Elsea
Charles McGuire
Gertrude Lindy
Norwood
William B. Stalnaker
Cumberland, Mo
Lloyd Deavers
Shirley Deavers
Nancy Gray Stevens
Bayard Stevens
Kitty McDonald
Mrs. Stevens
Miss McDonald
Betty Scheuer
Leon Scheuer
Harold Scheuer
Elaine Scheuer
Edward McCormick Williams
Airley
Williams
Tom Peyton
Miss Ann Peyton
Horace Smithy
Mrs Smithy
Rose Hill
Calhoun Boineau
Ovellsee
Cynthia
Adonna
Reshevsky
Evening Star Daily
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
Hills Toy & Novelty Shop
N. Loudoun
Miller Bros
Cather and Moling
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Timberlake
al Quinlan
T. G. Adams Esso Station
J.C. Penney CO
Delia American Palmist
Martinsburg Pike
George Washington Garage
Daily Crossword
Ara
One of the Apostles
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