Randolph Churchill Wounded in Korea
Randolph Churchill son of Winston Churchill was wounded by a mortar burst during a Naktong River crossing with a U S patrol in Korea. Fellow correspondent Frank Emery of International News Service was hit in the same action but not seriously hurt. An American soldier was severely wounded and left behind as rescue attempts failed.
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Korea
Randolph Churchill
Winston Churchill
Naktong River
U. S
Frank Emery
International News Service
West Bank
Revival and Sunday School Planned at Mountain View ME Church
Mountain Falls residents announce Sunday School at 9 30 a m and revival services starting 7 30 p m with nightly 1 30 p m sessions led by Rev F P Look from Wardensville W Va Visitors to the Glynn home included multiple local families and neighbors. others attended the National Fruit picnic. Friendly Grove HD Club held its annual picnic with attendees from several local households.
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Reuben Hulver Mountain
Donard Sirbaugh
Sandra Lee
Millwood
Reuben Hulver
Friendly Grove HD Club
T. S. Cooper
John Cooper
Mamie McKlwee
Dewey Hulver
Rex Ferrell
Jimmy
Gene
George Lemley
Ashby Brill
Jerry Anne
Clyde Sale
Harry Hershman
Ronnie
B. C. Hulver
Patrica
Josephine Wright
Sherry
Karen Hulver
Hazel Beeler
Garry Sale
Reserves and Army Called to Active Duty in Virginia
Virginia Mil district headquarters announced two days of active duty for the first group of Virginia Army Reserve officers and men to be recalled. Examinations will be held August 28 for enlisted men and August 30 for reserve officers before extended active duty and 21 days to settle private affairs. About 540 enlisted men and an unspecified number of officers will be called to strengthen Reserve units alerted for training in the second army area.
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Richmond
Virginia
Second Army
Local Social Notes From Winches ter and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Harry Allinson and children Ronny and Richard attended the National Fruit picnic. Mrs. Martha Triplette and Mrs. Lena Pugh also present. Myrtle Garvin visiting cousin Tom Brill in Millbrook. Rosemma Oats of Winchester visiting cousin Evelyn Whitacre. Charles Brill guest of Cecelia Baughman in Wardensville. Harry Oats and Elizabeth Dale Oats with Mollie Davis attended Bethelyard party. Community reported a fine rain Saturday afternoon. Shell Stotler in Winchester. Robert Odom of Fort Belvoir spent weekend with W. A. Wolford family. Charlie Hook returned from Newton. D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg. Blanche Hook home after weeks with daughter Russell Seldon in Martinsburg. Helen Hook took a new position in Winchester.
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Gore
Harry Allinson
Ronny
Richard
Martha Triplette
Lena Pugh
Myrtle Garvin
Tom Brill
Millbrook
W. Va
Rosemma Oats
Winchester
Evelyn Whitacre
Charles Brill
Cecelia Baughman
Wardensville
Harry Oats
Elizabeth Dale Oats
Mollie Davis
Shell Stotler
Robert Odom
Fort Belvoir
W. A. Wolford
Charlies Hook
Newton
D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Blanche Hook
Russell Seldon
Helen Hook
Middletown Route 1 Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Mrs Josie Monk hosts in Middletown while Homer Hurt and daughter stay at his Washington home. Imojean Brown returns from Stephenson city visit to Malvern Pennsylvania, Nell Brown joins sister. The Browns host, and visitors include Orval Dye family Winchester and Fahnestock clan.
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Josie L. Monk
Middletown
Homer Hurt
Washington
Imojean Brown
Stephens City
Walter Brown
Malvern
Nell Brown
Orval Dye
Winchester
Josie Monk
Hayes
Monk
Ray Fahnestock
Robert Spiker
Madilene Keeler
Clarence Collette
Jesse Brown
Billy Brown
Tennessee
Buddy Collette
Robert Stiller
Neil. Griffith
Pennsylvania
Brown
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Mountain Falls
Omp
Rt. 1
Sherwin-Williams
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
Ford
H.p
Gross WP
Handley School
Ford Trucks
F.d.e
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
Hill's
Plaid
Lipper
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
North
Loudoun ST
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