Marriage of Miss Ann Elizabeth Hux to Lt. Joseph P. Harry
Social news records the wedding of Miss Ann Elizabeth Hux and Lt. Joseph P. Harry at Market Street Methodist Church in Winchester. Rev. Vanderberry officiated with organ selections by Betty Stretch. The bride and attendants wore blue gowns and white rose corsages. After a small reception at the groom’s sister’s home, the couple will reside in San Antonio, Texas after September first. The rest of the column notes local returns from duty, furloughs, hospitalizations, and weekend visits involving residents of Winchester and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth Hux
William Hux
Cincinna
Ohio
Joseph P. Harry
Frank P. Harry
Market M Street Methodist Church
R. W. Vanderberry
Betty
Sylvia Harry
John Mann
Winchester
Oscar Harry
Robert Dale
J. E. Cornell
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
Handley High School
Hondo Army Air Field
Hondo
Texas
San Antonio
Knitting Drive Urges Finished Articles and Yarn
Mrs. R. B. Griffith chair of Red Cross knitting requests all finished items and leftover yarn be brought to the Episcopal Church production area second floor at 194 W Boscawen Street on August 29 between 10 am and 2 pm. An appeal for new yarn accompanies the call as the receiving quota is urgently needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Griffith
The
Red Cross Knitting
Episcopal Church
W. Boscawen Street
Kinzel B Grubbs Receives Purple Heart in France
Kinzel B Grubbs Jr. of Company I 29th Division has been awarded the Purple Heart for wounds suffered during the invasion of France. The letter from his parents, Mr and Mrs Kinzel B Grubbs Sr. of 337 Fairview Avenue, notes the wound is healing and says he has been overseas about twenty three months. Prior to service he worked for H W Butler and Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzel B. Grubbs
Fairview Avenue
Cpl
Kinzel B. Grubbs, Jr
France
Cpl. Grubbs
H. W. Butler and Brothers
Picnic By United Textile Workers Sunday At Smiths Park
Local No. 71 United Textile Workers of the Virginia Woolen Mill plans a Sunday picnic at 2.30 at Smiths Park west of Middletown. Supper at 5. Guest speaker will be Anthony Valente international president of United Textile Workers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Textile Workers of the
Virginia Woolen Mill
Smith’s Park
Middletown
Anthony Valente
United Textile Workers of America
O Sullivan Picnic Set for Sunday at George Washington Grounds
O Sullivan Rubber Company employees plan a picnic Sunday afternoon August 27 at the George Washington National Forest Grounds near Elizabeth Furnace. Local attendance expected from plant workers and families with carpool arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
George Washington National Forest Grounds
Elizabeth Furnace
Birthday Party Honors Miss Lucille Carper at Home
Miss Lucille Carper was honored with a birthday party by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carper at their home Thursday evening. Guests included Dorothy Bursey Jane Racey Emily Florence White Nona Teets Mrs Loring Carper and Mrs Stewart Kline and Harry Stoehr Charles Smith Freddie Teets Ralph Bursey Billy White Gerry Racey Ryland Carper. Refreshments followed enjoyable games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Carper
Earl Carper
Dorothy Bursey
Jane Racey
Emily
Florence White
Nona Teets
Loring Carper
Stewart Kline
Harry Stoehr
Charles Smith
Freddie Teets
Ralph Bursey
Billy White
Gerry Racey
Ryland Carper
Mrs Bertha Boyce Returns From Visit to Chalfont Pa
Mrs Bertha Boyce has returned from visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Edward Weinberg who have moved to Chalfont Pa from Great Neck Long Island NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Boyce
Edward Weinberg
Chalfont, Pa
Great Neck
Long Island, N. Y
Birthday Party for Master Smallwood in Ocean Heights
Master Smallwood Leonard Smallwood celebrated his third birthday with a party at his parents home in Ocean Heights. Guests included Norah and Mere dith Smallwood, Thelma Smallwood and family, and several relatives from Ridgeway Winchester and Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Smallwood
Leonard Smallwood
Wilson Smallwood
Ocean Heights
Norah Smallwood
Meredith
Thelma Smallwood
Jackie
Billy Miller
Russell Smallwood
Jean
James Chapman
Wade Wetzel
Vivian
Ridgeway
Mary E. Larrick
Harry Patterson
Ginna and
Marshall
Larry
Lester Smallwood
Winchester
Birthday Party for Sandra Lee Anderson Fetes Granddaughter
Sandra Lee Anderson celebrated her first birthday at a dinner party hosted by grandmother Kathleen Kerns at 418 Highland Ave on August 24. Attendees included Lind, Betty and Helen Kerns, Jeanette Miller, Marshall Cave, Donald Kerns, Charles Miller, and Mrs. Mary Anderson, with her father serving in the U S Navy in North Africa and uncle Pvt Ralph Lee Kerns overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Anderson
Kathleen Kerns
Highland Ave
Sandra Lees
Lind
Betty
Helen Kerns
Jeanette Miller
Marshall Cave
Donald Kerns
Charles Miller
Mary Anderson
Sandra
U. S. Navy
North Africa
Pvt
Ralph Lee Kerns
U. S. Army
Sandra Lee
Hunter H. Kerns
Convention Names 40 And 8 Officers
Rufus G. Coldwell of Fairfax Va was elected grand chef de gate of the American Legion Society of Forty and Eight at the Virginia Departmental convention in Roanoke. He succeeds Edwin C Parker of this city. Parker and Philip R Fowle retiring grand correspondent attended. Other officers named include J Ed Wagner Danville grand chef de train Charles R Blassenham Newport News grand commissaire intendant Bernard Kayton Norfolk grand conducteur Leroy A Redford Richmond sous grand conducteur Eddie A Cumberland Virginia Beach and William Volkmer Hampton grand s gardes de la porte Samuel Maurer Norfolk Ted L Bogert Charlottesville grand drapeaux James I Yates Danville grand histori an George Carter Martinsville grand lampiste and Dr Thomas D Morewitz Newport News grand medicen. Virginia Department reports record membership under Parker. Fowle also served as chairman of multiple committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus G. Coldwell
Fairfax
American Legion Society
Virginia
Roanoke
Coldwell
Edwin C. Parker
Parker
Cheminal National
Philip R. Fowle
Fowle
J. Ed Wagner
Danville
Charles R. Blassenham
Newport News
Grand Commissaire Intendant
Bernard Kayton
Norfolk
Leroy A. Redford
Richmond
Eddie A. Cumberland
Virginia Beach
William Volkmer
Hampton
Grands Gardes de la Porte
Samuel Maurer
Ted L. Bogert
Charlottesville
Grands Drapeaux
James I. Yates
Grand Historean
George Carter
Martins
Market Quotations and Cattle Hogs Beef Prices Report
Baltimore and Chicago market quotations show eggs butter and beef prices steady or unchanged with light receipts. Cattle and hogs display mixed shifts from week ago, with best feeding steers around 16.60 and top grassers 16.25, while fat cows and bulls move modestly. Sheep and lambs show limited activity with steady to higher quotes for fat lambs and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Eeseseerss
Eeene Fener
Wheat and grain futures edge mixed at Chicago open
Chicago August grain quotes show wheat futures mixed with oats weaker and rye firmer as traders react to large Northwestern harvest movement and lowered Canadian export taxes. Opening prices listed for Wheat, Oats, Rye and Barley across Sep through July contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
W. G. Hardy to Teach Bible Class at Braddock Street
W. G. Hardy will teach the Men's Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 9 45 Sunday morning. Members are urged to be present and visitors are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hardy
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Gloucester's Royal Son Born to Duchess of Gloucester
London reports the Duchess of Gloucester gave birth to a son who is in satisfactory condition. The infant prince stands fifth in direct succession after his brother Prince William and before the Duke of Kent, and he becomes the queen mother's ninth grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duchess of Gloucester
Prince William of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
State Department says Japanese peace envoys did not question U S Navy
Washington state notes Rep Magnuson claimed pacific reports suggested Japan sought to trap the American fleet at Pearl Harbor. The State Department rebutted that prewar Japanese peace efforts raised no doubts about U S naval dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Pearl Harbor
Department
Magnuson
D.wesh
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Pacific Coast
servicemen and families featured in wartime hometown dispatch
Courtney Atwell Bennington is stationed at Fleet Services School Norfolk after boat training at Camp Peary while fourteen first cousins serve in the armed forces and eleven are overseas. Captain Peggy Carbaugh, from Stephens City, phones home from San Francisco en route to a California visit after two and a half years overseas in New Guinea. Lewis M. Castleman in France earns Good Conduct Medal. his wife lives at 305 North Loudoun Street. Fort Oglethorpe Pvt Mary L. Stuckey, former National Fruit Products employee, trains at Third WAC Center after prior work in Washington and Bishopville.
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Courtney Atwell Bennington
Waldo W. Bennington
Bartonsville
Fleet Services School
Norfolk
Camp Peary
Seaman Bennington
Ameda
Peggy G. Carbaugh
H. M. Carbaugh
Stephens City
San Francisco
Calif
Carbaugh
New Guinea
California
Victor Carbaugh
Treasure Islan
Lewis M. Castleman
France
N. Loudoun Street
Technician Castleman
Ordoe Motor Vehicle Assembly
Fort Oglethorpe
Mary L. Stuckey
National Fruit Products Company
Jay H. Stuckey
Lee Street
Bishopville
S. C
Selective Service System
Washington National
WAC
Corps
Red Cross
Pvt
Stuckey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Pope Wounded in France During World War II Action
Mr and Mrs Stuart E Pope of Valley avenue report their son Private First Class Leon Foster Pope was wounded in France between July 25 and August 13. A shrapnel fragment struck his face and entered his head. He has been overseas since January and took part in the invasion of Day. Pope is attached to the 115th Infantry of the 29th Division and has been awarded the Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart E. Pope
Valley Avenue
Pfc
Leon Foster Pope
France
Pope
Purple ‘Heart
115Th Inf
Attic 16 Radium Secondary Abounding
A compact vocabulary-style item lists terms Attic 16 Radium Secondary Abounding, suggesting a clustered set of descriptors or cryptic headings. The snippet reads as a fragmentary glossary or index entry with no connected narrative or event.
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Joseph Harry
Miss Ann Hux
F. L. Largent
Jg. F. Ly. Largent
W. L. Largent
Virginia Russell
H. K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Mason
Emmett W. Mason
Columbus
Miss
C. M. Barrett
Homer Mason
Ettis
Jeana Barrett
Roy Barrett
Mrs. C. M. Barrett
Marjorie Ann Reid
Berryville Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
F. E. Miner
Frances Turner
Reginald Turner
Mrs. Turner
Stewart Street
Elizabeth
Dorothy Lichliter
F. E. Paulette
Scottsville, Ve
I. Fred Stine
J. JC. Oakes
West Clifford Street
K. B. Grubbs
Purple Heart
Kinzel Grubbs
Jem Om Brooks
Haris
Margaret McVicar
Peyton St. Winchester, Va
Oxford
Huntsberry
John Lemley
John Edgar Lemley
Elma K. Lemley
Castle Heights
Eugene Babb
Fisher's Island
N. Y
Mrs. C. E. Babb
Millwood Avenue
Catherine Moore
Gainesboro
Earl Fauver
Marlboro, Va
Earl Shiley
Earl Edward
Shileys
Amy Lou
Charles Hancher
J. W. Hancher
White Hall
Harvard University
Boston
Presbyterian Church
Gaunt
Tode Tuttle Restaurant
Egbert Wilson
Freeman
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Timberlake
Ture
Pifer As
Loudoun Street
Courtney A. Bennington
Leon Pope
J. J. Newberry CO
Ene
Luigi Cardinal Maglione
College of Cardinals
Rome
Guiseppe Cardinal Pizzardo
Amelito Giovanni Cardinal Cicognani
United States
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Army
Navy
Cail Red Cross
Oervice
Dial
Cather
Luxor Soap
C. A. Davis
Prop
Baker’s Drug Phones
Daily Crossword
Bliss
Ireland
God of Love
Peel
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