Honor First Aid Detachment Recognition at Anna Woolen Co
The Honor First Aid Detachment at the Anna Woolen Company received certificates for completing an advanced first aid course. L G Sjostrom presided with guests praising the unit's years of service and instructors George Dove and Wayne Ritter thanked company officials for ongoing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Woolen Company
L. G. Sjosntendent
iMquet
Tokes Inn
Mable Davis
Harry Farmer
Holmes Bucher
Ivy New Ford
David Clew E. Keller
Norman S. W. Wilson
E. J. Hut
Haywood Butle
James Sea-tt
Charles Swinson
Harry Jr
Rufus Good
George E. Ourisman
Mildred Grim
Hale Moore
Marshall Ely
Thurston Kimbrook
Winton Pope
John Edwards
Percy H. Gee
Tom Bmallwood
Hudson Miller
Eth
Marie Oates
Roland Tharpe
Claude Hershman
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Virginia Nixon
Wayne Ritter
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct responses list for a period quiz includes General Dwight D. Eisenhow, Chinese, Gulf of California, Composer, No their bodies are returned to the U S for burial, Jabot, Republic, Furlong, Leonard Wood, Goat meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of California
Composer
U. S
Jabot
Republic
Furlong
Leonard Wood
Three Missouri Farmers Held On Murder Charge
Macon Mo Aug 21 Three farmers were charged with first degree murder in the 5 year old shooting of a 73 year old blind widow who had promised them her 58 acre farm in exchange for care for life by him and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Meat Price Ceilings Return Face Mixed Industry Response
Dairy and meat price controls spark debate as ceilings move toward live animals and retail levels. Industry leaders warn of black markets, while officials promise enforcement to curb gouging and ensure fair distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
American Meat Institute
Ralph Helstein
cIe United Packinghouse Workers
Helstein
Salvation Army Advisory Board to Meet Friday
The Salvation Army Advisory Board will meet Friday August 23 at 12 30 p m. at the Golden Glow Restaurant. All officers and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Golden Glow
Tito disputes C-47 downing account over Yugoslav weather
Belgrade radio quoted Tito denying the C-47 forced down near Ljubljana by two Yugoslav fighters was lost in clouds. He said the weather was clear and urged respect for Yugoslavia’s rights amid ongoing air violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Ljubljana
Patterson
Tito
Yugoslavia
Lions Club Plans Touristic Growth And Charitable Work
Barney outlined progress for the Chamber of Commerce focusing on existing assets with no immediate industrial expansion. A young candidate will be appointed to drive the Chamber's progressive plans. Lions President Ben Cather announced the next meeting will be at Seibert Smith’s farm near Boyce on August 28 for the past presidents picnic. George T. Sanders joined the Lions past presidents roster. guests included C. P. Edwards of Martinsburg and Claude R. Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Chamber of Commerce
Lion
Ben Cather
Lions Club
Seibert Smith
Boyce
George T. Sanders
Lions
C. P. Edwards
Martinsburg
W. Va
Claude R. Stratton
Stephens City Cannery Sets Record Day
Mrs William Stickley III instructor at the Stephens City Cannery reports a record yesterday of 1027 cans of corn peaches and tomatoes. she expects higher output today as workers including Mrs Ralph Mowery Mrs R G Lupton and many others assisted. The cannery has operated three years and is doing great work this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stickley III
Stephens City Cannery
Stickey
Ralph Mowery
R. G. Lupton
James McFarland
Samuel Stickley
J. E Clevenger
O. L. Peer
George Miller
Samuel Cook
Don Smith
J. C. Heiser
L. C. Galliday
Ernest Funkhouser
Raymond Booze
Howard Conner
Miller Barley
Final Church League games loom as title race tightens
Recreation Department softball closes with Presbyterians versus Methodists and Cork Street Christians against United Brethren. Methodists lead second half with four wins, no losses. Episcopalians have four wins and one loss after beating St. Christian Church 2 yesterday. If Methodists win, they meet Episcopalians for city church title, with winner facing a loop all star squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Methodist
Cork Street Christian
United Brethrens
Methodists
Episcopalians
Oe St. Christian Church
Berryville man reports hit and run damage on Loudoun Street
Roy Pope of Berryville told city police yesterday his car was damaged by a hit and run vehicle parked on Loudoun Street. He said a car with District of Columbia plates struck the left fender and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pope
Berryville
Loudoun Street
Pope
District of Columbia
Bequest to Corcoran Gallery Refused by Will Provisions
Mrs Harriet Lane Johnston left her art collection and historical items to the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D C. The gallery declined the bequest due to will provisions that transfer the collection to the nation if a National Gallery is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gallery
Harriet Lane Johnston
M. M
Buchanan
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
Corcoran Gallery
National Gallery
Visitors Gather at Lebanon Church Nearby Families
A large list of relatives and friends from Stephens City Winchester Cross Junction Mt Ranier Bethesda Ridgeway Martinsburg and Baltimore visited J J Keller and family at Lebanon Church over a weekend. Many relatives stayed on with hosts and returned home Sunday. An aside notes Swartz family subscribes to the Winchester Evening Star since its inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shick
Lewis Hamilton
New York
Alvin Sargent
Mt. Ranier
Charles McDonald
Roy Windle
Ida Keller
A. H. Bowers
J. Moyer
Strasburg
Alegene Lindamood
California
Larry Pine Lindamood
Peggy
Hazel Beeler
Dewey Hulver
Mt. Falls
Anna B. McDonald
Bethesday
John Cooper, Jr
Gore
Lois Hershman
Tom Beecher
Washington
Mathew Doman
Robert Huntsberger
Charles Funkhouser
J. F. Snarr
E. C. Snarr
Carl McDonald
Carlton
Winchester
Raymond Dinges
Kernstown
Mer
Pankey
Ruth
Charleston
George H. Swartz
Harry Dunn
Russell Herrell
Roland Tharp
Roland, Jr
Albert Jones
Raymond Smith
Bunker Hill
Lee Shenk
Luray
Howard Swartz
Ashby Swartz
Paul Leonard
Martinsburg
John R. Swartz
Ridgeway
Raymond Swartz
Inwood
Russell Swartz
Richard
Ruby
Bobby
Tabler’s Station
E. R. Bell
Anne
Hilda
Dennis L. Collins
Gloria
Cree Adora
Roland Tabler
Charles Deity
Martin
Baltimore
Walter Barrow
Maud Barrow
Ethel Dunham
Billy
Bennie
Swartz
Winchester Evening Star
Swartz Family Reunion Details Across Five Generations
Swartz family history spans five generations with Charles McCann and later descendants living near Ridgeway West Virginia. The clan includes 13 living children, multiple generations in Charleston, and a reunion with members from Tabler's Station and Burnt Factory area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartz
James Tanquary
Burnt Factory
Miss Athey
Mr. Swartz
Russell Swartz
Tabler’s Station
W. Va
Herbert Jenkey
Unity proposals spar over church merger and doctrine
A major report argues for united church governance with shared ministry and blended practices to avert ideological wars while a minority view warns that pledging unity is apostasy. The Holy Matrimony commission proposes canon revisions permitting remarriage after divorce under specific conditions, reversing longtime bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Churches
United Church
Minoriy
Joint Commission On Holy Matrimony
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Honor First Aid
General Dwight D. Eisenhow
Missouri
Associated Press
John W. Rosenberger & Co
S. Braddock
A. V. Neville
Millwood
Clarke County
Sun
Mon
Frank B. Neville
Cowboy Star
Tex Galloway
Duke
Stars
Ball Park
The
Park Association
Salvation Army Board
Marshal Tito
Stephens City
John C. Reinhart
Shepherdstown
Molly
Nancy
Guernsey
Angus
Hereford
Sam M. Skinner
C. Preston Engle
W. S. Lewis
K. K. Cavalier
Emmett R. Bowlus
G. E. Vekers
Lebanon
Swartz Family
Charles McCann
Baker
Adam Speck
Arthur Herrell
Route 11
Virginia Protector
Loudoun St
Kimsul
Pine Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Electro- Line
Electro-Line
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
E. E. Harbaugh
Valley Avenue
Morton Downey
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