Marriage Honors Constance Cather and Kenneth Crisman
The article reports the marriage of Miss Constance Colleen Cather to Mr. Kenneth Crisman Saturday afternoon at the Cather home on Valley Pike. Rev L G Bridgers officiated. The couple plans to reside at the Anderson Apartments on South Braddock Street after a wedding trip to Natural Bridge.
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Handley High School
Bridggroom
Winchester Post Office
Handley
Natural Bridge
Crisman
Anderson , Apa
South Braddock Street
F. T. Fiery
Charles Town
W. Va
C. C. Curry
Virginia
Brucetown
Elaine Walker
Binghamton
N. Y
Clendenning
Martha
Bunker Hill
Cecil Wolfe
David Childs
Summit Point
B. J. Redman
Houston
Texas
Thomas-Smith Nuptials Set for North Carolina Ceremony
Miss Enola Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy C. Smith of 317 E. Piccadilly, wed John T. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas of Peachland, at eight o'clock Saturday in Statesville. Rev. T. F. Gamble officiated. bride wore white silk with a sweetheart neckline and veil. The couple plan to live in Danville where he is assistant manager of Faslass Store.
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Enola Smith
Hoy C. Smith
E. Piccadilly Street
John T. Thomas
J. M. Thomas
Peachland
N. C
Statesville
T. F. Gamble
First Baptist Church
Thomas
Handley High School
Ray- Jass
Ikton High School
Northlina
Raylass Company
South
Danville
Faslass
Nickels-Whitacre Wedding Held in City
The Rev Roy F Schmucker officiated at a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the minister’s North Loudoun Street home. Tennie Whitacre daughter of Mr and Mrs John Grouse of Frederick County and Simon P Nickels son of Mr and Mrs Dave Nickels of Culpeper married. They will reside in Winchester where Nickels works for the Plumiey Lumber Company.
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Roy F. Schmucker
Tennie Whitacre
John Grouse
Frederick County
Simon P. Nickels
Dave Nickels
Culpeper
North Loudoun Street
Winchester
Nickels
Plumiey Lumber Company
Social visitation at Good home noted in Kendall Florida
Mr and Mrs Charles E Good and daughter Nellie Summerville host relatives and friends at the Papermill Road residence with extensive attendance from Gore Romney Petersburg Berryville and Winchester areas. The Good family plans to return to Florida within a week and guests include Mr Mrs Daniel Harrison and others.
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Charles E. Good
Nellie Summerville
Ada
Paul Fitzstephens
Kendall, Fla
Good
Elmer Good
Papermill Road
C. E. Good
Florida
Earl Hardiman
Cumberland
Daniel Harrison
Romney
W. Va
Edgar Patch
Petersburgh
James Good
Turner Lockhard
Loring Good
Gore
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Ed Sirbaugh
Keyser
Roy Good
Berryville
Winchester
Hunter Good
J. E. Rinker
Russell Good
Tighter Bonnie
Clatus Good
Ray Miller
Walter Dunlap
T. C. Keckley
Leonard Good
Mamie Michael
Saucy Hood
Georgia Algers
Sam Jenkins
Willard Baker
Messres
Daniel Sirbaugh
Pete Sowers
Ollie Larrick
Clayton Rinker
Junior Poole
Maurice Poole
Bobby Carper
Oliver Good Earl Dodson
Home Vacationist True To Form
Mrs. Rae F. Cronemeyer stayed home due to transportation problems but kept up appearances sending postal cards from home. The quirky note reflects a lighthearted approach to a delayed vacation and the social habit of postcard greetings despite travel delays.
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State College
Rae F. Cronemeyer
Radio Reporter Killed in France
The National Broadcasting Company reports correspondent Tom Treanor was killed in France. Colleague John Macrane said Treanor died when a jeep he rode in was run over by an American tank in the American sector.
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New York
National Broadcasting Company
Tom Treanor
France
Treanor
John Macrane
Trenor
Local Soldier Elmer Bennett Greenwalt’s World War II Service
Elmer Bennett Greenwalt, Sea man first class, is the son of the late Cyrus Markle Greenawalt of Richmond and grandson of Elmer E. Greenawalt of Albin. A Handley High School graduate 1942, he attended V P I, then joined the Navy in October 1943. He trained at Bainbridge Maryland, completed Gunner's Mate School, and later went to San Diego before serving active duty somewhere in the Pacific.
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Elmer Bennett Greenwalt
Cyrus Markle Greenawalt
Richmond
Elmer E. Greenawalt
Albin
Handley High School
Navy
Bainbridge
San Diego
Calif
Pacific
News of Our Men and Women in Uniform 4
Staff Sgt George Kelchner attached to the Air Corps is with a Liberator bomber crew at Will Rogers Field Oklahoma City. He returns from a sixteen day furlough to his wife Pauline Lillis and parents. He invites messages to 33540644 Sq N 348th AAF B U Will Rogers Field OK. Harold Lucas son of Mrs Virginia Lucas serves in the U S Coast Guard at Virginia Beach awaiting full time duty. he previously worked in theatre management and advertising with Wilders in Virginia. Howard C Braithwaite from Miami Fla has left an AAF Redistribution Station after military service overseas. RAF redistribution aims to assign him to best suited duties. Sgt Braithwaite, 28, served 29 months in Southwest Pacific. Lt Ryland R Perry, son of Mr and Mrs Howard F Perry, reports safely overseas in New Guinea. he is a pilot in the Army Air Corps. Tech Sgt Forrest Foreman, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Foreman, has arrived in England attached to the Corps of Engineers. Paul Leonard Jones of the United States Merchant Marine returns to duty after a furlough with wife and child. they spent two weeks in New York and Pittsburgh and he invites messages to his friends via his wife.
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Geoge Kelchner
Air Corps
Will Rogers Field
Okla
Kelchner
Pauline Lillis
J. C. Kelchner
George Kelchner
Sq. N
Oklahoma City
Harold Lucas
Virginia Lucas
North Avenue
U.S. Coast Guard
Virginia Beach
Handley Hih School
University of Richmond
Warners Brothers Theatre
Winchester
Ginter
Richmond
WRVA
Wilders
Virginia
Norfolk
Miami
Fra
Howard C. Braithwaite
United States
Army Air Forces
AAF
RAF
Braithwaite
Southwest Pacific
E. Clifford St
Winore
Howard F. Perry
Valley Avenue
Ryland R. Perry
New Guinea
Lt. Perry
Army Air Corps
Forrest Foreman
Fred Foreman
RFD
England
Corps of Engineers
Paul Leonard Jones
Ben
United States Merchant Marine
New York City
Pittsburgh
Jones
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen Convene in Waynesboro
Two local fire companies attended the 43rd annual Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. John Boyd and Bill Gochenour were elected to leadership roles while Richard Huff and Lee Winkfield represented Sarah Zane Company. Reuss did not attend.
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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Waynesboro
South End Fire Company
John Boyd
Winton Pope
Bill Gochenour
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Richard Huff
Lee Winkfield
Reuss
Boyd
Gochenour
Waynesboro Y. M.C. A
French Farmers Aid U S Engineers In France
American aviation engineers began constructing airdromes in southern France the day after Allied forces landed. French farmers aided by guiding engineers to minefield locations, saving hours and possibly lives in the critical early operations.
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Rome
France
Valley District Disciples Convenes With Church Post War Theme
Local ministers gather for the 95th Valley District Disciples of Christ convention in Luray with theme The Church and the Post War World. Delegates from Winchester include Rev W L Dudley and others. programs feature talks by John A. Tate and Mrs C T Harness and youth sessions led by Eva Mae Artz.
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The
Valley District
Disciples of Christ
Luray
Winchester Church
W. L. Dudley
L. L. Hockman
C. R. Line
Clarence Butler
Kremer
M. H
W. E. Ferrell
Winchester
Ray Rothgeb
S. J. Good
John A. Tate
Richmond
Eva Mae Artz
Valley District Youth Fellowship
Young People’s Choir
Strasburg
Allen B. Stanger
C. B. Reynolds
Lynchburg
Chicago Grain Quotations Aug 21 Wheat Oats Rye Prices
Wheat opened mixed with minor declines under hedging pressure. Oats and rye showed mixed moves as light trading continued. Front month Wheat Sept 1.54 1 8 Dec 1.54 3 8 to 1 4 Oats Sept 71 1 4 Dec 68 5 8 May 67 1 2 July 64 Rye Sept 1.05 3 4 to 1.06 Dec 1.06 3 8 to 1 4 May 1.06 3 4 to 7 8
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Chicago
Jly
Forelady Wanted For Essential Operation
Real opportunity for an efficient conscientious person to instruct operators, with knowledge of quality and executive ability. State complete details. Box 58 c/o Star. Persons working in an essential activity need not apply.
Crossword Clue Fill In The Spelling Of Terms
A list of clues and wordplay hints including definitions for terms such as distress signal minute groove good conductor of heat epoch astonishment on certain go back narrow inlet inner satellite of Uranus relieved bamboo like grass feat and down clues with er, poetical near.
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Uranus
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Cather
Kenneth Crisman
Valley Pike
Constance Colleen Cather
Kenneth A
J. B. Cather
L. G. Bridgers
Jerry Cather
Paul Jennings
Middleway
Attention
Motor Corps
Dickey Ridge
U. W. Stanley
G. W. Sutton
Front Royal
Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Skyline Drive
S. H. Tucker
R. E. Stanley
Alexand
Miss Cline
June Cline
Roanoke College
Tennyson Avenue
R. F. Cline
Kathleen McCartney
Mildred Jones
McAlpin Hotel
Charles Gibson, Jr
Orlean, Va
Anderson Ashby
Conde, Va
Marjorie Reid
Berryville Avenue
Atlantic City
Aletta Rudolph
Audrey
Margaret Creswell
Miss M Rudolph
Abram Jame
Alice Sherman
Philadelphia
J. B. Clinger
Lorraine Fahnestock
Kendall Fahnestock
Charles Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Jay Lowden
Colonial Candy Kitchen
J. M. Ambrose
Callahan, Fla
Jacob Skiles
Camp Breckenridge
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Mary Lou Steele
Edgar A. Swann
Walter Reed Hospital
Thomas-Smith
North Carolina
G. L. Craig, Sr
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Washington
Desell Moe Brooks’ Pharmacy
J. J. Newberry CO
Blood Donor Clinic
Huntsberry
O Nickels
Whitacre
Gaunt
Main
Valley Ave
Ares
Pine Motor Co
Elmer B. Greenawalt
Ensign C. Harold Lucas
U. S
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester Business College
Miller Bros
Army
Red Cross
Service
Dial
Shenandoah Valley
Coaa
Olga Stoker
Bugs Armstrong
Congoleum
W. B. Snider & Son
Tode Tuttle
Freeman
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Nea Company
Loudoun Street
Winchester, Va
Baker’s
Baker’s Drug Store
C. A. Davis
Prop
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
Rosy
City
Ukraine
Chief
Father
Sun God
Lloyd's
Fis
Aawenss Teat
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