Red Cross Production Schedule Shows Volunteer Work
knitting and sewing work organize at home or church workrooms. volunteers secure yarn and instructions by calling Mrs. Griffith or Mrs. Yerby. dressings are produced at Presbyterian and Surgical Dressings open at Episcopal Church House and Presbyterian Annex with specified hours and a weekly quota of 5000. call Red Cross office at 5412 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Griffith
J. R. Yerby
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Presbyterian Church Annex
Red Cross Office
Mrs Durell to Entertain Thursday Friday Bridge Clubs
Mrs E H Durell will entertain the Thursday and Friday Bridge Clubs this week with a social gathering to follow the game sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Durell
Mr. Flenner Celebrates 63rd Birthday At Home
Relatives and friends gather at 970 Woodstock Avenue to honor Mr. Flenner who turned 63 on Saturday. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Hunsicker and children Nancy and Eloise of Harrisburg, George Flenner and son Tommy, Miss Mary Ellen Flenner, and Josiah Carr of Winchester. A birthday cake and many presents mark the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Flenner
L. J. Flenner
Woodstock Avenue
Flenner
Plenner
Pierce Hunsicker
Nancy and
Eloise
Harrisburg
George Flenner
Tommy
Mary Ellen Flenner
Josiah Carr
Winchester
Birthday Gathering At Bloomery And Surrounding Visits
Relatives of J. D. Hite from Bloomery West Virginia gathered August 26 for a birthday celebration with a buffet at his home in Bloomery. Guests included families from Winchester Middleway Yorksville and nearby towns. Also noted are weekend visits to Virginia Beach Washington DC and Huntington with local residents returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hite
Near Bloomery
W. Va
Maynard Rogers
Netta Rogers
Jesse Cave
Max
Louise Leight
Paul Kerns
Anna Lee
Winchester
Georgia Leight
Robert Leight
David Leight
Elmer Lonas
Middleway
Charles Hite
David
Bloomery
J. S. Welsh
Yorksville
Ohio
Winchester Rotary Picnic Moves to Thursday Evening
The Winchester Rotary Club will hold its annual picnic Thursday evening starting at six. It will replace the regular weekly luncheon and take place at the home of McSherry Lupton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Rotary Club
McSherry Lupton
Lawn Social at Red Bud Thursday
The Ladies Aid of Red Bud United Brethren Church will hold a lawn social at the church Thursday evening August 30 beginning at 6 30. Delicious refreshments will be served. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the
Red Bud United Brethren Church
Miss Eva May Martin Breaks Ankle At Home
Miss Eva May Martin fell at her parents home on North Western Grade last Wednesday and broke her ankle. She is now able to be about and is said to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva May Martin
D. M. Martin
Mrs Fowle Travels to Visit Friends in New York and Boston
Miss Phyllis Fowle departs for New York City to see Miss Natalie Browne and Miss Dorothy de Grange. She will then travel to Boston to visit her uncle Ensign Harry K. Fowle of the U S N R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Phyllis Fowle
New York City
Natalie Browne
Dorothy de Grange
Mass
Harry K. Fowle
Clarksburg
Eleanor deGrange
W. Vas
Dorothy deGrange
Nancy Lee Cabl
Martin Carper
Nancy Lu Carper
Richmond
Carper
W. E. Henson
Hensons
Notable guests visit Brucetown hosts
The Rev. and Mrs Alfred Holman of Detroit Rev. and Mrs Thomas Morgan of Clarksburg and Mr J Newton Hyde of Boston were recent guests of Mrs H L Myerly and Miss Nannie Tanquary at their Brucetown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Holman
Detroit, Mich
Thomas Morgan
Clarksburg
J. Newton Hyde
Boston, Mass
H. L. Myerly
Nannie Tanquary
Brucetown
Miller McDonald announces birth of daughter Sharon Ann
Mr and Mrs Miller McDonald of Hagerstown Maryland announce the birth of a daughter Sharon Ann on Tuesday August 21 at Winchester Memorial Hospital Mrs McDonald formerly Miss Catherine Lutz of this city They have a son Larry Lee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller McDonald
Hagerstown
Sharon Ann
Winchester Memorial Hospital
McDonald
Catherine Lutz
Larry Lee
Local Social Roundup From Stephens City and Nearby
Mrs. Reba Thompson hosts a Saturday night party at her Stephens City home honoring Pvt. Robert Thompson and Pfc. Allen Whirley returning from overseas. Guests include Virginia Green Louise Graf Marilyn Christ and others from Washington D C and Winchester. Also noted are visits and homecomings involving Edward P Tabb and the Cather Lyon families and a Clarksburg trip for Eleanor deGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Thompson
Stephens City
Pvt
Robert Thompson
Pfc
Allen Whirley
Virginia Green
Louise Graf
Marilyn Christ
Washington, D. C
William Headley
Virgie Headley
Mary Evelyn Headley
Garland Headley
Helen Campbell
Barbara
Betty
Linda
Lawn Party At Round Hill Friday By 4-H Club
The Round Hill 4-H Club sponsors a lawn party at the Presbyterian Church Friday evening August 31. Refreshments including hot dogs soft drinks cake and ice cream will be on sale. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
4-H Club
Presbyterian Church
Berryville Social Roundup Sees Wide Visitor List
Berryville Virginia hosts a lengthy social roundup with guests arriving from Rochester New York Washington New York and Charlottesville. Attendees and hosts include Comdr William McDonald Neill Mrs Neill Miss Donna Neill William Neill Jr Miss Virginia Leigh Harris Miss Virginia Holliday Miss Ann Mumma Miss Marie Crow Miss Emma Cole Miss Frances Wolfe Lt. and Mrs. Bayard Stevens Jr. Capt. Morton Mumma Jr. and families. The group gathers in honor of weddings and family visits with several staying through September and trips planned to Atlantic City and southwest Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, Va
William, McDonald Neill
Virginia Leigh Harris
Virginia Holliday
Charlottesville
Brooke Harris
Ann Mumma
Abington
Marie Crow
Baltimore
Emma Cole
H. M. Stevens
Buckmarsh Street
Edwin A. Stevens
New York
Nancy Stevens
Douglas Allen
Bayard Stevens
Warrensburg
Rose MacDonald
Stevens
Miss McDonald
Community Notes From Berryville And Nearby Areas
Over the past two months in Camp Carysbrook near Christiansburg and Berryville region residents report visits and family gatherings. Individuals mentioned include Judy Beverley visiting Winchester aunts, Brig. Gen. Dunckle guest at Ellwood, Lt. J. A. Perkins Jr. named Randolph Macon instructor after European service, Pvt. Joseph Avis returning from Europe, and Capt. John Dexheimer welcoming a newborn Jaquelin Sinclair Dexheimer. Families of Carper Henson Owens and Riddick hosted relatives, with other clerical and military connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Carysbrook
Christiansburg
Judy Beverley
Rebecca
Frances Beverley
Winchester
J. A. Perkins, Jr
Coatsville
Randolph Macon Academy
Lt. Perkins
Virginia Military Institute
J. A. Perkins
Mae
Philip Powers
Berryville
Social notes from Clarke County and nearby areas
Miss Delphia Mae Childs of Washington spends a few days in Clarke with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Childs. Beverley Smithy returns to Norton Virginia after visiting Berryville with the Langbein and Smithy families. Horace Smithy Sr and family welcome Charleston visitors and Rose Hill guests Mrs Gertrude Lindy hosts Lt Gilbert McKown and wife at Norwood. Rev George S Lightner and family stay at Queen Anns Maryland with mother Elizabeth Lightner. Lt John Richardson home from duty visits Rose Cottage Fairfield Estate with family. Numerous residents and guests from Washington DC Culpeper Philadephia Arlington and Atlantic City are noted with locals returning to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Mae Childs
Washington, D. C
Clarke
Mrs
Sam Childs
Beverley Smithy
Norton, Va
Berryville
Alice and
Ann Langbein
Horace Smithy, Jr
Charleston
S. C
Sally
Rosalie Smithy
Rose Hill
Horace Smithy
Col
Calhoun Boineau
Gilbert McKown
George S. Lightner
Lightner
Burton
Sammy Lightner
Queen Ann, Md
Mr. Lightner
Elizabeth Lightner
Minks Edge Stephenson 5-4 In Tight Sunday Baseball
Middletown Minks edged Stephenson 5-4 on the high school diamond. The Minks led 2-0 after two innings, Stephenson rallied to tie in the second, Middletown pushed two runs in the eighth to regain the lead, and James Cooley earned the win as Duvall took the loss. The teams meet again next Sunday on the Mink's field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Minks
Stephenson
Ere High School
Minks
James Cooley
Duvall
Mink’s
Tremett promises rapid weight loss without effort
Advertises easy fat loss claiming 3 to 5 pounds per week without exercise or dieting. Teases a 30 day guarantee and refund if results aren’t seen, with Tremett available at chain drug stores nationwide. Copyright 1945 Oxford Products, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Products, Inc
Crossword Clue Conundrum From Historic Page
A list of numbered crossword clues includes entries such as Long legged bird, Expression, Father, Writing implement, Organ of hearing, Sick, Senior, Affirmative reply, Independent, Little girl, Perish, Knitting stitch, Gained, Board of Ordnance, Strange, Babylonian god, Young fox, Fiji Islands, Rough lava, Talk, Implements, Christmas plant, Incite, Not, and Bodies of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ordnance
Fiji Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Mr. Hite
Cecil Barr
Millwvood Avenue
Mr. Barr
Perry Crabill
Jack
Robert Rhodes
Near Strasburg
Virginia Beach
Ned Brown
Dorothy Davis
James C. Davis
Ocean Terrace
Huntington
Northwestern
Mr. Martin
Marshall
W. T. Hayslett
Hurricane
Charles Barton
Betty Lou
William J. Cahill
Patricia Barton
Cahills
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Jjuntsberry
Winchester—Front
Roya
Rotary
Red Bud
Washington Street
Edward P. Tabb
J. Howard Cather
South
Parkersburg
Cather
Alexander P. Lyon
Youngstown
Cecil Boone
Boone
Mack Boone
Dorothy and
Marlene Snapp
Marshall Boone
Ruth Lee
Nelson Boone
Mary Evelyn
Gaunt
L Ives
Yarey
Mr. Philipps Lee
Berry Ville
Nellie
Homie Lee
Frances Wolfe
James Wolfe
R. S. Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
Atlantic City
Bill Shackleford
R. Meade Dorsey
California
Rarph N. Dorsey
Dorseys
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Edward P. Berlin
Berlin
Phebe Stine
Reva Berlin
Edward Berlins
Katherine Powell McDonald
Annie B. Stribling
South Church Street
William Beverley
Elizabeth Beverley
Virginia
Milton Valley
Beverley
Pelmer Beverley
Gabardine
Selby Arch Preserver
Arch
Lovett Brothers
John A. Chew
Ellwood
Dunckle
Wal- 95
Reed Hospital
Washington, D
Peter Chew
Pinscone University
Peggy Moore Stalnaker
Annie B. Moore
George Greenleaf
Adjutant General's Department
J. M. H. Clagett
William B. Clagett
Springfield
Joseph Avis
Europe
Tom Shepherd
E. A. Sweeney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hugh Owens
James B. Riddick
Nancy Baker Riddick
Hyattesville, Md
Owens
Newton Smith
Ellicott City
John Dexheimer
Dexheimer
Jaquelin Sinclair Dexheimer
Jaquelin Rhoades
John Rhoades
Middlesboro
Jacquelin Powers
Ralph R. Richardson
Rose Cottage
Fairfield Estate
John Richardson
Edith Racer
Gladys Racer
F. L. Ayler
Gertrude and
Virginia Lewis
Culpeper
Ned Lewis
New Jersey
Jean Randolph
Philadelphia
Clarke County
Lloyd Drennan
Oklahoma City, Okla
Mt. Hebron
James Tyson Dortch
Constance White
Mrs. I. J. White
Ernest H. Williams
Samuel C. Williams
Jean Owens
Helen Wisecarver
Helen Berry
N. J
Cpl
Roland Ridgeway
James T. Feltner
James
Feltner
Middletown
E. Piccadilly Street
Anu
Kuss Young Toys
Yorks
Juilliard Zephyroy
Juilliard
U.S
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT and Dress Shop
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Up Hills
Pine Motor Co
Miller Bros
Cather and
Moling
W. Boscawen Sr
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Miller’s Drug Store
Dial
Timberlake’s
Daily Crossword
Sacred
Fellow
Prevent
New England
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