Local Social Notes Highlight West Hampton Visitors and Marshals
Capt and Mrs Gray and daughter Mary Jane visited Aunt Miss Mary J Gray on North Kent street. Helen Josephine Hott wed Corp William A Saville at Montague Avenue church parsonage. Births include Therman Willbert McKee and Phillis Welene Scott. Dashboard of neighbors, relocations, illnesses, and town happenings across Winchester and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Gray
Mary Jane
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Gray
Helen Josephine Hott
Winchester
Corp
William A. Saville
Buckman
W. Va
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
John Teter
Novick Transfer Company
Saville
Camp Shelby
Miss
Therman McKee
Therman Willbert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge Stolen Ford Seeks Suspect Vehicle
Capon Bridge police issue lookout for a 1951 Ford convertible coupe with four green body panels and West Virginia license 70-688. The car was reported stolen in Capon Bridge and warrants immediate search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Capon Bridge
New Cadet Class To Start Training At Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital announces a September 4 start for the September cadet nurses class after successful pre entrance exams. Five vacancies remain open through August 28. The class includes students from Stephens City Middletown Front Royal Harpers Ferry Monroe Sumpter Edinburg Woodstock and other nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Holler
Stephens City
Marie Conner
Laura Beaver
Carrie DeHaven
Middletown
Pauline Crim
Clearbrook
Geraldine Geardow
Martha Clendening
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Letty Butler
Elma Thornhill
Anna Bull
Front Royal
Eleanor Appell
Harpers Ferry
Betty Calhoun
Hagerstown
Arvelia Elgin
the Plains
Virginia Franklin
Monroe
Phoebe Franklin
Sallie Lowery
Gaithersburg
Annabelle Montgomery
Mallow
Géraldine Moore
Sumpter
N. C
Gale Pence
Edinburg
Nancy Presgraves
Lincoln
Helen Ritenour
Woodstock
Dorothy Riley
Spottswood
Dollie Ridge
Ethel Phobes
Lillian Funerhousers
Rockoak
Ruth Doyle
Fords Creek
Ruth Elkins
Swords Creek
Doris Funkhouser
Orkney Springs
Loretta Trader
Reader
Billy Brown
Unger
Noted Buildings Continued from Page 1
Butchers Hall, home of the Worshipful Company of Butchers, dates to 1605 and survived the blast with archives intact. Johnson’s House in Cooke Square lost its roof and many relics though the building had housed a dictionary compiler and more recently served as a social center for national fire service workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Butchers’ Hall
Company of the Art Or
Mystery of Butchers
Johnson
Coough Square
Fleet Street
National Fire Service
City Urges Water Conservation To Prevent Waste
City officials urged residents to use Fay's Spring water continuously and avoid waste. The water department aims to keep waste at a minimum as there is no current shortage, with city manager Mr. Grant stressing cooperation to save power coal machinery and manpower.
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Fay
Farms Need Junior Help For Fall Harvest
Public notice says only a few boys aged 14 to 17 will be available for farm work. Schools will cooperate by excusing students who wish to help harvest fall crops. The Junior Board of Trade will publicize the labor need and designate coordinators to manage transport and worker statements through the County Agent’s Office for those interested in aiding the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
John Gano
R. B. Deckert
Wayne B. Omps
Paul Ayres
George Weldon
Board of Trade
Allied Drive Near Paris Pushes Deep into France
Allied reports say U S Third Army captured Chartres and reached Dreux within 40 miles of Paris as German resistance tightens around Falaise. Canadian forces take Falaise while pincher pockets close, air attacks target retreating columns, and the Brittany siege of St Malo nears end.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Third Army
Chartres
Dreux
High Command
Versailles
le Mans
Seine River
Orleans
George .S. Patton
Berlin
Chateaudun
Seine
Falaise
First Army
Dives
Channel
Seventh Army
Guenther von Kluge
Falaise-Argentan
Associated Press
Roger D. Greene
Toures
le Mands
Risle
Argentan
Conde
Tinchebray
Flers
Conde- Falaise
Brittany
St. Malo
George S
Patton
50 Mile Front Carved Out
Allied forces report a 50 mile inland front forming after the June landing at the coast. American and French troops joined to create a continuous front with anchor points over 50 airline miles apart and a beach head of about 500 square miles. Reinforcements including armor flood ashore and inland arteries are reached within 48 hours of landing.
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Frejus
le Lavandou
le Muy
le Luc
Lorgues
Collobrieres
Cap Comarat
St. Tropez
Alps
Provence
Allied push widens as German counterattack feared
Patch from Riviera reports show German forces retreating and preparations to defend Italy behind the Gothic line. Convoy of 50 enemy trucks with guns destroyed by Thunderbolts, fires in Nice harbor and Genoa area indicate ongoing bombardment and shifts as Allied landings extend north and west. Seacoast defenses silenced. casualties reported moderate while enemy losses appear heavy. Areas along the Italian Riviera show fires and demolitions as fighting continues near Cannes and St Raphael.
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Nice Harbor
Genoa
Italy
Nice
Imperia
Italian
Riviera
Geemral Patch
St. Raphael
Cannes
CNB
Toulon
Italian Riviera
Clayton Orndorff Dies At Home In Virginia
Clayton Eugene Orndorff a twelve year textile worker at the Virginia Woolen Mill died at 8 15 this morning at his home 318 Highland avenue after a week long illness. He was born March 23 1902 in the area and is survived by his mother Mrs Inva Orndorff Cain and his father the late Mr Orndorff. Funeral services are planned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Eugene Orndorff
Virginia Woolen Mill
Highland Avenue
Inva Orndorff Cain
Mr. Orndorff
Winchester Man Dies in Local County
The deceased attended Winchester schools and belonged to Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He is survived by his mother, and siblings Edward Orndorff, Ruby Elliott, Mildred Whitmire, step-brothers Ralph E. Cain and Lee Cain of Della Maryland, and step-sister Madeline Whitmire of Winchester. Funeral Friday at Jones Funeral Home officiated by Rev J B Duckwall. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are W E Jenkins George Sumption Lynwood Newbrough Floyd Brill Earl Willey and Richard Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Order of Eagles
Edward Orndorff
This City
Ruby Elliott
Mildred Whitmire
Ralph E. Cain
Lee Cain
Della, Md
Jones Funeral Home
Rev. J
Duckwall
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. E. Jenkins
George Sumption
Lynwood Newbrough
Floyd Brill
Earl Willey
Richard Boyce
Word Puzzle Crossword Clue Answers
A compact list of crossword style clues with across and down entries including styles nobleman carriage and pronoun. The puzzle asks for concise terms and related synonyms with several classic clues such as goddess of harvests and kind of car.
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Capt
Mrs. Gray
Helen Hott
Frank Crawfords
Frank Crawford
North Washington Street
Roland Moore Engle
Betty
Peggy
Hampton
Ernest Carper
Ernest J. Carper
Sunnyside
Carper
Pearl
Holmes
Bobby
Chauncey Lawrence
Howard Brewer
Helen
Gertie Kirby
Bertha Stine
Janice
Ruben Bowen Bowman
Ina Fries
Joseph H. Fishel
J. H. Fishel
Betty L. Bradfield
Dorothy Brewer
Thelma LaFollette
Colleen Rosier
Dorothy Bailey
Mary Martin
Carol Ann Fentress
Gladys Beck
Franklin Bailey
Albert Colaw
George Rosier, Jr
Robert Martin
Billy Bass
Fred Thomas
Roy Dodson
Walter Fshel
Billy Fentress
Pete Keckley
George Rosier, Sr
Kenneth Ashby
Kernstown
Alice Campbell
The
Middle Road
J. A. Hinkle
Lewis
Callahan
Fla
Leonard Tucker
Jacksonville
Campbell
David Hinkle
Hinkle
Philadelphia
Charlotte Campbell
Elizabeth Oswald
Washington, D. C
Edward Flint
Mary Fae
W. H. Perry
Ruth
Flint
Enid
Okla
Gettysburg
G. C. Flint
Walter Scott
Walter W. Scott
Phillis Wellene Scott
Memorial Hospital
Sgt. Scott
England
Scott
Reba C. Miller
James Hart
Orchard Avenue
Rudy Lawyer
Rudy W
Reynolds Store
Lawyer
C. M. Asnwood
Roy
Robert
Colleen Fillias
Donna Frances
Arlington
Lawyer's Nice
Patricia Brill
Bobbie
Earl Lentz, Jr
S Baltimore
Lottie Ashwood
C. R. Dyke
Jimmie Christian
Jas
Gore
Robert M. Colsten
Mackey and
Jerry
Baltimore, Md
E. L. Payne
Stephenson
W. H. Funk
Baltimore
Cecil Funk
Gerald B. Ferris
Alexandria
Mr. Ferris
Kern
Miss Cooper
Cape May
Richard D. Kern
Dorothy Cooper
N. J
Harvey Smith
Lebanon Church
Mr. Easton See
Susan Shryock
Greystone Terrace
New York City
O. A. See
Sally See
Ernest Kline
Frederick, Md
Lorey See
William See
Chambersville
Moccréfield
Robert Anderson
Jemmone Brooks’ Pharmacy
Just Dia
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Blood Donor Clinic
Huntsberry
Ths Pharmacy
Gaunt’s
Main
Valley Ave
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Grant Jensen
Kenosha
Wis
Davao
Philippines
U. S
Melrose
N. M
Billie Jensen
Terry Leigh
International
15Th Army
Pas de Calais
Normandy
Westminister
Pifer Ompany
Loudoun Street
Patch
Clayton Orndorff
American Institute of Laundering
Léortansis
Tode Tuttle
Madeline Whitmire
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Bemberg
Valenciennnes
Warner’s
Baker’s
Baker’s Drug Store
C. A. Davis
Prop
Timberlake
York Inn
Shady
Woody Carlisle
Daily Crossword
Dia
Clu Injeleid
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