Chicago visitors call on Charlott e snapp kin
Mr and Mrs Henry Klopsch of Chicago Illinois who have been visiting with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marshall Snapp in Charlottesville stopped to visit Mrs Annabelle Snapp of 515 North Loudoun Street Charlottesville The Klopsch is superintendent of the Chicago Steel Works and was called home earlier than planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Xlopsch
Ill
Marshall Snapp
Charlottesville
Snapp
Annabelle Snapp
Loudoun Street
Klopsch
Chicago Steel Works
Entertained In Honor Of Aunt and Cousin Here
Local hosts Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barr entertained at dinner in honor of Mrs. Barrs aunt Mrs. Charles McVay of Clearbrook and Lt Col Cecil McVay back from overseas duty. Also present were Mrs. Cecil McVay Front Royal and Ada Russell Cadet Nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Barr
Hayden Returns Home After War Department Work
Grace M Hayden returned to her county home after summer work with the War Department in the Pentagon Washington DC. She then accepted a teaching position for the coming term in the Arlington Public School system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Hayden
War Department
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Arlington
Grubbs Hawkins Vows Reported in Williamsport
Mrs Annie Hawkins of East Piccadilly announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Catherine to John E Grubbs of Strasburg. The wedding was held Thursday August 23 at the Williamsport Methodist parsonage with Rev Cyril Hoover officiating. Mrs Grubbs attended Handley High and works at Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shop in this city. Mr Grubbs is the son of William F Grubbs of Welltown Pike and manager of the National Fruit Products Company office in Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Virginia
Bayard Stevens
Berryville
Stevens
Shore Hills
N. J
Edwin A. Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
William Naylor McDonald
Bayard McDonald Stevens
Air Transport Command
New York
Elizabeth Alexander Stevens
Nancy Drinkwater
Washi‘wington
Elizabeth Barton
Winnaetka
Ill
Virginia Leigh Harris
Donna L. Neill
Rochester
N. Y
Elizabeth P. Beverley
Milton Valley
Clarke County
Lloyd B. MacKie
Baltimore
Louis M. Allen
Inchester
R. Patrick Harrington
Springfield
American Field Service
Groomsmen
Lewis M. Allen, Sr
Winchester
Fred J. Finkenstaedt
Washington, D. C
Allen Emmert, Jr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ensign Bruce K. Nelson
U. S
Allen
Iscopal High School
Aldria
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Army
Grubbs-Hawkins
Williamsport
Annie Hawkins
East Piccadilly Street
Mary Catherine
John E. Grubbs
Strasburg
Cyril Hoover
William F. Grubbs
Welltown Pike
National Fruit Products Company
Birth of Daughter Elizabeth Campbell Flint
Pfc. and Mrs. Edward E. Flint of this city announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Campbell Flint Friday August 24 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Flint is the former Elizabeth Campbell of this city. They also have a daughter Mary Fae. Pfc. Flint is stationed at Maxwell Field Alabama. The coming week will be spent in Baltimore. Jennie Lou Miller daughter of Mrs. Irene Miller of Stephenson leaves for Baltimore to visit Miss Winifred Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Edward E. Flint
Elizabeth Campbell Flint
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Flint
Elizabeth Campbell
Mary Fae
Maxwell Field
Ala
Baltimore
Jennie Lou Miller
Irene Miller
Stephenson
Winifred Funk
Maxine Ridgeway
Stephens City
Berryville
John E. Bradshaw
Marjorie Kerfoot
John Hunton Kerfoot
Usahs Seminole
Naples
Italy
Washington, D.C
Bradshaw
RCAF
England
Weekend Notices and Local Travels in Stephens City
The column reports residents heading to Baltimore Ohio and Washington for visits and events. Virginia Butsler Dunn leaves for Baltimore to join Eugene Dunn as he begins a new job, planning to reside there by early September. Margaret Schroeder visits Kernstown, Nellie Huber ill with flu at Stephens City, John and Dana Grubbs traveling to Ohio and Washington, Arthur Shull injured and hospitalized, Maxine Ridge recovering after an appendectomy, C M Graham visiting Stephens City, and Olive Hart Buck arriving from Washington to spend a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Virginia Butsler Dunn
Eugene Dunn
Dunn
Arthur Shull
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville Social Roundupnotes of Visitors and Relatives
Berryville hosts a steady stream of out of town guests and local family gatherings. Miss Hallie Williams and Miss Skiles visit The Cabin at Yalding while Marie Crow returns to Baltimore for a funeral and plans a late return to Berryville. Major William B. Clagett and Lt. R Meade Dorsey are among those arriving from New York and Pearl Harbor respectively to spend time with family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Hallie Williams
New Jersey
Skiles
Pennsylvania
Archibald Cummins
Caryswood
Yalding
Frank E. Tappan
Blue Ridge
Mas. Cleaves Morrison
Fort George G. Meade
R. C. Morrison
Baltimore
Berryville Social Notes and Local Highlights
The Wiley family reunion drew about 68 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Duke in Berryville on Sunday. Mrs. R. S. Bryarly, Blue Ridge Industrial School staff, visits Berryville. Seaman Charles Marlowe is stationed in the Philippines. Pvt. Paul Simpson returns to Camp Richie after a Berryville furlough. Sgt. Shirley Simpson returns to Carlisle Barracks after a Berryville visit. Major and Mrs. Jerome Clark attended a musical tea at Bears Den hosted by Mrs. Huron W. Lawson with performers Alba Rose Victor, Howard Thatcher, and Mrs. Lawson. Attendees came from Blue Ridge Colony, Bluemont, Round Hill, Purcellville, and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Ben. Duke
Berryville
R. S. Bryarly
Blue Ridge
Charles Marlowe
Philippines
Thomas Marlowe
Paul Simpson
Camp Richie
Sgt
Shirley Simpson
Carlisle Barracks
Major
Jerome Clark
Huron W. Lawson
Bears den
Mme Alba Rose Victor
Howard R. Thatcher
Lawson
Blue Ridge Colony
Bluemont
Round Hill
Purcellville
Washington, D. C
Mens Open Door Bible Class at Loudoun Street
The Mens Open Door Bible Class of the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet Sunday at 9 45 in the morning with vice president Mr J C McCormack in charge Homer Alberti will teach the lesson All members urged to attend and bring a friend Visitors will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
J. C. McCormack
Homer Alberti
Visiting Minister Preaches at Grace Lutheran Sunday
Rev. Carroll S. Klug of First Lutheran Church Chambersburg Pa will supply the Grace Lutheran pulpit tomorrow at 11 oclock as Rev William E Eisenberg is on vacation. The public is invited to attend this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll S. Klug
First Lutheran Church
Chambersburg
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
Stephens City to Start Cooley or Boyd Against Millwood
Stephens City will play Millwood at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Boyce High School diamond. Probable pitchers are Millwood Pierce or Ashly and Stephens City Cooley or M Boyd. Boyd beat Millwood earlier 8 0 while Stephens City batted well. Stephens City record is five wins and three losses. One more county game is scheduled Sunday Middle town Minks at Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Millwood
Boyce High School
Millwood Pierce
Ashly
Cooley
M. Boyd
Boyd
Clarke
Middletown Minks
Stephenson
Former Pastor At 1st Brethren Church
Guest speakers will occupy the pulpit at First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue this Sunday for both morning and evening services. The Rev. E J Rohart, a former pastor now in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, speaks at 10 45 AM. Dr A T Baker of Winchester School of the Bible will speak at 8 PM. Supply pastors will fill in as Paul E Dick is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
E. J. Rohart
Wilkes Barre
A. T. Baker
Winchester School of the Bible
Paul E. Dick
Local Notes From White Post And Nearby
White Post residents share health recoveries and visits. Mrs Emmett Stuart returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital after improvement. Families from Baltimore New Jersey and Norfolk visit or camp nearby. Kathleen Thompson returns to Richmond after vacation. Elizabeth Blackwell spends August with her parents. Meade celebrates a birthday in hospital. Norris Simpson returns home after Roanoke visit. Pvt Elwood Walsh takes a furlough with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Emmett Stuart
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Barnam Thompson
New Jersey
Mary Thompson
Walter Haymaker
Baltimore
L. S. Haymaker
Charles Wood and Son
Clayton Sargent
Reliance
Lonnie Tomplin
Albert Thompson
Adam Thompson
Curtis Meade
Edward Fisher
Max Dearmont
Shenandoah River
C. R. Dearmont
U. S. Navy
Dearmont
Norfolk
G. E. Blackwell
E. F. Meade
Norris Simpson
Roanoke
Pvt
Elwood Walsh
Grave Walsh
Home Craft Clues for Gentlemen’s Tasks
Crossword hints describe a verb for combing wool a bottle or jar for wine and pens or quills as writing implements. puzzle item points to domestic crafts and common tools.
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Society
Allen-Stevens
Grace Episcopal Church
Nancy Gray Stevens
Douglas Brooke Allen
Pierce Naylor McDonald
Ascension Episcopal Church
Montgomery
Henry G. Lane
Leonard Levering
Ellinor Levering
de Courcy Tilghman
Agnes R. O. Tilghman
Donnell Tilghman
Sarah Pearce
John Dovey
Alexander Gordon
Katherine P. McDonald
C. H. Drinkwater
William McDonald Neill
Stainless Steel Company
Cara
NOME
Frent Roya
Lynwood Poole
Margaret Jane
Poole
Della Hawkins
Bloomery
Virginia Woolen Company
Womeldorph
H. R. Womeldorph
Eighth Air Force
Archie Jenkins
Sgt. Womeldorph
the Star
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Miss Schroeder
Kernstown
Margaret Schroeder
Dundalk, Md
Nancy* Dodson
Nellie Huber
Ohio
John Grubbs
Grubbs
Emma Anderson
Beulah McAdoo
Clayton
Washington
Dana Nelson
Shoreham Hotel
Georgetown University School of Dentistry
Bean
C. M. Graham
Norman Bean
Olive Hart Buck
M. C. Hart
Valley Mill Road
Lovett Brothers
John Dolby James
Harrisburg
F. L. Aylor
Christopher Hammaker
Aylors
Culpeper
Gertrude
Virginia Lewis
F. L. Ayler
R. Meade Dorsey
Pearl Harbor
California
Ralph N. Dorsey
Joel D. Griffing
Mary Boone Peyton
Richmond
Col. Griffing
Reva Berlin
Edward P. Berlin
A. O. Lyons
Staunton
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
George S. Lightner
A. Hummer
H. N. Ritter
Leonard H. Bell
Lyons
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Clifton Price
Soldier's Rest
Romney
Shenandoah Production Credit Corporation
Ann Price
John Wilson Brown, Jr
Master John Wilson Brown
ITI
Bethesda
Mtd
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Llewellyn
Lucy Pulliam
East Main Street
Charles R. Hughes
William B. Clagett
New York City
Fort Monmouth
J. M. H. Clagett
Northern
1St Brethren Church
E. Piccadilly Street
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
Dial
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Haldeman’s Creamery
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pine Motor Co
Miller Bros
Cather and
Moling
W. Boscawen Sr
Stokers
Miller and
Anderson
E. Boscawen ST
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
R.C. Church
Biai
Humor
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