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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

3

Miss Esther B Fowler awarded Kaiser-i-Hind Gold Medal

On her 80th birthday and 50th anniversary of missionary education in India, Miss Esther B Fowler of Westfield Massachusetts and Wai India received the Kaiser-i-Hind Gold Medal for distinguished services to the people of India. She has long headed the Woronoco Girls School in Ahmednagar, trained hundreds of Indian girls, and helped establish education and social services.

India Esther B. Fowler Westfield Mass Wai Kaiser-i- Hind Miss Fowler Woronoco Girls Ahmednagar Woronoco

How To Tell Fortunes Fortune Telling Booklet

A Winchester Evening Star information note offers a booklet titled Fortune Telling. It outlines methods for reading stars lines of the hand dreams tea leaves coffee grounds and cards and includes signs omens and superstitions. The ad asks fifteen cents with the requester providing name address city for a copy.

The Winchester Evening Star Eye St N. E Washington, D. C

Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company meeting notice

The annual stockholders meeting of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company will be held at the office of R. Gray Williams in Winchester Virginia on Friday September 1 1944 at 12 15 PM for the election of a president and board of directors and other business as may come before it. G F May secretary. Winchester Va Aug 18 1944.

Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company R. Gray Williams Winchester G. F. May

Sunday Church Services in Multiple Virginia Towns

A notice lists Methodist Presbyterian and Brethren churches in Round Hill Cedar Creek Mount Hope and nearby towns with service times for Sunday worship Sunday School and youth programs. Clergy named include Rev O W Lynch Rev John Teter and Rev Ben Reed with invitations to attend.

White Post Methodist O. W. Lynch Rockland Providence Chapel Boyce White Post Millwood Mt. Carmel Montague Avenue John Teter Macedonia E. E. Hall John Henry Sargent Round Hill Myra Payne Greenwood R. O. Daugherty Cedar Creek Mount Hope Presbyterian Julian T. Owen Mount Hope Ben Reed Burlington Methodist Church Walter Smith Stephens City Fairview Kernstown Refuge

Galilee Church of Christ Announces Bible School and Services

Galilee Church of Christ led by C A Quenze offers Bible School at 10 a m and communion at 11 30 a m with discussion on Ephesians led by Grant ham Gardner and Booster Choir songs. Stonewall District Religious Education Council to meet there next year. Everyone welcome.

Galilee Church of Christ C. A. Quenze Bible School Charles E. McVay Paul Sphesians Grantham Gardner Council of Religious Education Stonewall Galilee

Home Mission Tabernacle Service Schedule

The Home Mission Tabernacle in Nain Virginia lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and evening worship with sermon at 7 30 p m Young People and Praise service follows at 7 30 p m Pastor George Helsley extends a cordial invitation to all.

Home Mission Tabernacle Nain George Helsley

The Road To Berlin Front Distances

The report lists distance figures from key fronts: Russian Front 322 miles from Warsaw suburbs, Northern France 519 miles from east of Sens, Italian Front 601 miles from Florence outskirts, and Southern France 610 miles from Grenoble.

Warsaw France Sens Florence Grenoble

Israel's First King in Samuel Narrative

The lesson recounts Saul from Kish of Benjamin chosen by Samuel as Israel’s first king. God’s anointing, the sign with prophets, and Saul’s early triumph over the Ammonites lead to renewed allegiance, while some doubt his leadership. The crowd declares Saul king after divine salvation is shown.

Derby Newhall Burton -on-Trent England Great Britain United States Samuel Eli Mani Benjamin Kish Saul Israel Tabor Bethel Children of God Judah Marya Gilgal

Weiner roast highlights Stephens City social group

Stephens City Virginia August 25 community notes list numerous residents and visitors at a local weiner roast in Smith's Park. Names include Ralph Bauserman Raymond Sandy Roy Wise Carver Kenneth Staples Martha Funk Alice Funk Ruth McNeil Nettie Carbaugh and others. Several relatives and servicemen are mentioned visiting family or on furlough.

James Lester Blackstone Anne Lemley Washington Bobby Seal Maurice Lemley Edgewater James Cadwallader Buchanan F. B. Cadwallader Mary Tenault James Inskip Camp Blanding Fla Tech Douglas B. Haines Camp Maxey Texas Young People’s Division The Methodist Church L. S. Hudson Betty Morris Culpeper C. C. Rhodes

Special Services Sunday at Rural Mission Honors Four Service Men

The Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow hosts Sunday afternoon services at 3 o'clock led by Rev. William Eisenberg of Grace Lutheran. Rev. Cephas Fahnestock reads names of service members Paul Bolton Edward Bolton William Taylor Jr Oscar Dabney Jr. قراءة prayers and hymns follow with readings by Rev. J S Wine and Margit McFarland accordion solo.

William Eisenberg Grace Lutheran Chure Indian Hollow Henry McVicar Cephas Fahnestock Poys Paul and Edward Bolton William Taylor, Jr Oscar Dabney

Memorial Service For Two Soldiers At Reliance Church

Memorial services will be held Sunday August 27 at 11 a m at Reliance A B Church led by Rev L P Tederick for two soldiers killed in action Pfc Howard Nelson Broy and Pfc Hollie G Cullers Broy son of the late Henry M Broy and Mrs Broy was killed in France July 11 1944 Cullers son of Mr and Mrs H G Cull was killed in Italy July 22 1944 1944

Reliance A. B L. P. Tederick Howard Nelson Broy Hollie G. Cullers Howard Broy Henry M. Broy H. G. Cull Italy

Illness Fatal To Mrs. Freel Daniels

Mrs Grace Knott Daniels widow of Freel Daniels died at her Shepherdstown home in West Virginia Monday afternoon at age 58 after an illness that began in May. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 pm from the home conducted by Rev Donald Danner of the Reformed Church with burial in Reformed Cemetery. She was daughter of Mrs Mary V Knott and the late Jacob Knott of Shepherdstown and leaves her children Jack Daniels of Clairton PA Helen Daniels of Parkersburg and Luekle Ruth and Naomi Daniels at home, one grandson, three brothers and four sisters.

Grace Knott Daniels Freel Daniels Shepherdstown W. Va Donald Danner Reformed Church Reformed Daniels Mary V. Knott Jacob Knott Jack

Grain futures edge higher on cotton loan rate news

Chicago grain quotations show fractional gains as wheat oats and rye futures rise after Senate advances legislation raising government cotton loan rates. Prices listed for Wheat Sept Dec May July. Oats Sept Dec May July. Rye Sept Dec May with small daily movements.

Chicago Senate Rye

Fort Belvoir visits by Merrill Galliday and Lemley family

Former is stationed at Fort Belvoir. Ann Ethel Merrill and daughter Peggy Galliday of Washington were here for several days visiting friends. Chief Boatswain Mate and Mrs Ted Lemley spent several days recently with the latter's parents in North Carolina.

Athey Sargent Paxton Orndorff U. S. N. Bainbridge Leslie Orndorff June Lemley Madison College Frank Huffman Ralph Mowery D. B. Haines Jayanne Edridge Lemley John Franklin Mattie Lemley Bryant Haines Winchester Capon Bridge John Ward Taylor Simpson Cheyenne Wyo C. I. Brumback Betty Jane McCarthy Washington Jack Deighton Effie State Louis Stickley Strasburg Ann Deighton Bainbridge Eldridge Semley Floyd Fries Raymond Barracks Fort Belvoir Ann Ethel Merrill Peggy Galliday Bosum Mate Ted Lemley North Carolina

Service Emblems Are Given Local Telephone Employes

Virginia C Naddeo of Winchester office received a three star emblem for fifteen years of service with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia. Freda C Loy received a one star emblem for five years. During August, 33 C and P Telephone Company employees in Virginia were awarded emblems, with a total of 485 years of service.

Virginia C. Naddeo Winchester Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Virginia 8S. R. Sammis Freda C. Loy C. and Pr. Telephone Company

Urgent appeal on tire shortages from Hagerstown official

Edward R. Gisburne district manager of the Office of Defense Transportation in Hagerstown asks operators of heavy duty trucks with 8:25 tires to report any laid up vehicles at once. Shortage of manufacturing workers and extraordinary military demand keep essential transport off the road.

Edward R. Gisburne Office of Defense Transportation Hagerstown Gisburne

Shenandoah Area Scouts Collecting Waste Paper

Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts and Cub Packs launch a two month drive to collect waste paper. Each Scout aims for at least one thousand pounds to earn a badge, merit certificates, and a War Production Board endorsement. Funds support camping and troop activities.

Shenandoah Area Basil FP. Starkey Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Nelson Folding Paper Box Association of America Basil F. Stamkey Pearl Harbor

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