Weekly Price Column Urges Beer and Apparel Regulators to File
A wartime notice urges remaining beer retailers to file Form FPR 50 with the War Price and Rationing Board, or face Grow AP 3B classification. It details apple and apparel ceiling rules, weight basis pricing, and requires price chart updates. Local notices mention water hauling during a dry season, community visits, and furloughs of Seaman Charles Kerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia
Tober
War Price and Rationing Board
Grimes VA Community Notices and Deaths
Grimes VA Aug 26 community notes report Eva Miller’s death at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Also listed are local visits, recoveries from an appendectomy, illnesses, and social activities including church Sunday School planning, farm building work, moves to Cedar Grove, and a Philadelphia death of James Sumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Schmucker
Winchester
Do. A. Quenzel
Martinsburg
Carry McVay
Ida Sheppard
Mary P. Orndorff
Bertie Miller
Tappahannock
Arthur P. Orndorff
Dessie Hensell
Stone Wall
Galilee Church
Rest Church
Isaac Kerns
Orchard Glen
George Sheppard
Cedar Grove
Stanley Larimer
James Sumption
Philadelphia
Helen Kerns
Rest Sun day Schools Convene in Rest Church
The Stonewall District Sunday Schools held their annual convention at Rest Church in Rest, Virginia, on the prior Sunday afternoon. Mrs. M B Snapp Miss Ethel Barrett and Miss Esther Ridgeway attended a Bible Conference at Massanetta Springs. The Rest Sunday School picnic occurred Saturday August 26 at the church with each family bringing a lunch and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Stonewall
Rest Church
Snapp
Ethel Barrett
Esther Ridgeway
Massanetta Springs
Main feature of the evening and local visits
6 30 o’clock was the main feature of the evening along with games. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stipe of Damascus Maryland are visiting relatives here this week. Recent guests of Miss Ethel Barrett were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes of Washington, Prof. and Mrs. Derrickson of Anville College, Pa., and Mrs. Edward Lupton of Winchester. Mr. Grantham Gardner has purchased the F. C. Ridgeway home here and has moved with his family into the new home. Mr. Ray Eubank purchased the Gardner home at Ridgeway and will reside there. Several people from here attended the Home Demonstration Club meeting and picnic at the home of Mrs. L. O. Dick at Clear-on Wednesday of this past week. Mrs. Frank Glesner has returned home from a visit with relatives in Pennsylvania and Hagerstown, Md. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr of Hagerstown, Md., spent Wednesday with Mr. Frank Glesner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stipe
Damascus
Ethel Barrett
Harry Hayes
Washington
Derrickson
Anville College
Edward Lupton
Winchester
Grantham Gardner
F. C. Ridgeway
New
Hore
Ray Eubank
Gardner
Ridgeway
Home Demonstration Club
L. O. Dick
Clear
Frank Glesner
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
William Carr
Local Short Visits Highlight Capon Bridge News
Capon Bridge column notes Miss June Wolford of Winchester visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Wolford. Miss Dorothy Lockhart in training at Winchester Memorial Hospital vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs B H Lockhart. Mr and Mrs Robert Loninis also mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
June Wolford
Winchester
Ray Woford
Dorothy Lockhart
Winchester Memorial Hospital
B. H. Lockhart
Robert Loninis
Akron visitors and local relatives in brief notes
The text lists visits by Akron and Carlisle locals to relatives in the area. Arthur Eaton and family hosted Betty Jean Willy and a Carlisle friend. J T Funkhouser and family hosted J A Sirbaugh’s family. Capon Bridge Farm Women's Club met at Mrs Charles Shoemaker's home. YT Riley and daughter Shirley of Kentucky visit relatives here. Emma Crane, employed near Harrisburg, spent days at her home. C J Nixon visiting Mrs Sarah Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Arthur Eaton
Betty Jean Willy
Carlisle
J. T. Funkhouser
J. A. Sirbaugh
Harry Sirbaugh
Cold Stream
Capon Bridge Farm Womens Club
Charles Shoemaker
YT. L. Riley
Shirley
Kentucky
Emma Crane
Harrisburg
C. J. Nixon
Sarah Webster
Shower honors Brown Collins in Brush Creek Va
Naomi Collins hosted a miscellaneous shower for her son Brown Collins and his wife in Brush Creek Virginia. Attendees included many neighbors and relatives such as the Mauzy, Shade, and Dailey families along with guests from Cross Junction and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Naomi Collins
Brown Collins
Casion
Arnold Dailey
Lucille
Donald
Anne
A. V. Jr
Patty
Abige P. Whitacre
Joseph Havermale
Bruce Whitacre
Blythe Mauzy
G. Parker Mauzy
Ruth M. Kerns
Myrle Dailey
Siler
Nelia Braithwaite
Georgia Braithwaite
Ernest L. Gray
Cross Junction
Purcell Braithwaite
Lonnie Shenk
Earl Farmer
Janney Shade
Lucy Havermale
Joshua Place
H. C. Shade
Frank Lee Flowers
Lynwood Shade
Preston
Ernest Batt
Edgar Collins
Robert Luttrell
Joseph Shade
Lenard Shade
Stella Lewis
Juanita Brown
Collins
Myrtle Dailey Leaves Brannon Ford for National Fruit Company
A transfer is noted as Myrtle Dailey leaves Brannon Ford and begins work at the National Fruit Company after a two week notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannon Ford
Myrtle Dailey
National Fruit Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Unger
Hancock
Charles Kerns
Bainbridge
Calvin Stottler
Howard Shewbridge
Harpers Ferry
I. Kerns
Grimes
Haldeman
Miller’s Drug Store
Garland Spillman
N. Loudoun
Cpl
Halvey L. Mauzy
Parker Mauzy
Ruth Mauzy
Salina
Kans
J. R. Whitacre
Church Shade
Rt Republic
Haden G. Heironimus
Stephens City
Etta Hastleman
Alva H. Lamp
Thelma
Eva
Helen Marie Lamp
Ruth Kerns
A. H. Lamp
Glenn Hall
Gladys Mae Lamp
W. V. Dailey
Ralph O. Lamp
Glengary
Alva Lamp
J. R. Reynolds
SS Woodring
W Va
Phillip Shade
Londonderry
Howard Street
San Francisco
BF Goodrich Stores
E. Piccadilly
St. Phone
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Erga Insurance Ear
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Navy
Violet
St. Blue
N. Loudoun St
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