Charles E. Pangle Dies at George Washington Hotel
Painter Charles E. Pangle died of a heart attack in his hotel room at the George Washington Hotel at 6 this morning. He lived in Washington for years and belonged to Keller's Lutheran Church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He served in the Spanish American War. Surviving are his wife Carrie Willard Pangle two sons Charles E. Pangle Jr. and Lester Luther Pangle a stepdaughter Carrie Trotter and two sisters Lillie Shanholtz and Minnie Updike. Funeral plans pending widow's arrival. remains with Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Pangle
George Washington Hotel
Charles E. Pangle, Jr
Washington, D. C
Keller
Lutheran Church
Charles Edgar Pangle, Jr
U. S. Navy
Lester Luther Pangle
Carrie Trotter
Chattanooga
Church Convention Planned At Nai
A three day quarterly convention will be held December 7 8 9 at the Home Mission Tabernacle five miles west of Winona Route 522 at Nai. Services are 10 am 12 noon and 8 pm with dedication Sunday December 9 at 2 30 pm. Guest speakers include the Adler Berger Sisters Waynesboro Pa and Sunday night features Pearl Walters and radio staff. Public invited.
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Home Mission Tabernacle
Win- the
Nai
Addler Berger
Waynesboro
Pearl Walters
American Merchant Ship John Gibbons Runs Aground
A 7200-ton American merchant ship the John Gibbons ran aground in Lynnhaven Roads at Norfolk. Attempts to start towing were futile. the ship sent a call for help at 8:30 p.m. yesterday. The Navy tug Sciota plus another tug were dispatched as northeast winds reached 45 miles per hour.
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Norfolk
John Gibbons
Lynnhaven
Coast Guard
Gibbons
Sciota
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The text lists quiz answers with numbered items including topics like mining, a Duke of Wind sor, musical instrument, a kind of fuel, a rhyme about a diamond in the sky, and true/false statements. It appears as a compact answer key with ten items and brief declarations.
Penicillin Pastilles Aid Rapid Throat Infection Cure
A 1945 King Features Syndicate report describes penicillin pastilles used in Italian soldiers with streptococcal tonsillitis. Throat cultures before and after treatment showed quicker cures and no recurrence. Pastilles also aided peritonsillar infections and nine erythema nodosum cases, with rash fading in one to three days.
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Robinson
Arnold Again Heads Apple Group
Roanoke Virginia State Horticultural Society re elected Lester D Arnold of Winchester as president at its annual meeting and named a new Board of Directors including William F Young RE B Bonham R S Graves McClanahan S me Overho I and J J est.
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Roanoke
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Lester D. Arnold
Winchester
William F. Young
RE. B. Bonham
R. S. Graves
McClanahan
J. J
Winchester Religious Survey Postponed to January
The Winchester Ministerial Association met at Handley Library with 15 members. Rev T J Hawkins announced the city wide religious survey, moved from December 16 to January 13 due to Handley Christmas events. The inter church committee will carry out the survey with Hawkins Eisenberg Senger Havermale as members.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
Handley Library
Sam D. Preston
Christmas Fellowship Club
T. J. Hawkins
Inter-Church Committee
Hawkins
W. E. Eisenberg
F. G. Senger
L. F. Havermale
Youth Admits Killing Father in Ozark Hills Shooting
A 15 year old Gene Westerman admitted to killing his father Henry Westerman with a .22 rifle after a family dispute. His mother Edna Westerman and neighbor Ben French are jailed in Maries County as prosecutors plan charges. The incident followed an argument about French staying at the Westerman home.
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Vienna
Gene Westerman
Edna Westerman
Ben French
Maries County
Ozark Hills
Henry Westernman
Hamp Rothwell
Gene
French
Rothwell
Westerman House
St. Louis
Marre
Church To Hold Quarterly Meeting At Round Hill Church
The first quarterly conference of the Montague Avenue Charge will be held Thursday evening December 6 at 7 30 o'clock in Round Hill Methodist Church. District superintendent Dr R O Bryant will attend and conduct the conference. Pastor Rev John Teter urges all members to be present and ready to give their reports.
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Montague Avenue
Round Hill Methodist
R. O. Bryant
Winchester
John Teter
Boyce and Clarke County Daily Events Summary
Local events brief from The Star reports happenings in Boyce and Clarke County including community gatherings, market updates, and public notices. Notable items reference area organizations and upcoming dates for meetings and activities.
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Boyce & Clarke County
1933 Nobel Prize Winner Dr Thomas Morgan Dies in California
Pasadena life reports Thomas Hunt Morgan age 79, famed as 1933 Nobel Prize in Medicine winner and leading authority on heredity, died at Huntington Memorial Hospital after a brief illness in California.
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California
Pasadena
Calif
Thomas Hunt Morgan
Huntington Memorial
Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It
A booklet presenting doctors opinions on epilepsy is offered free to readers who request it from the Educational Division at 55 Fifth Ave New York NY Dep M-1372.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Liberty ship Henry Ward Beecher Stranded Near Bermuda
The propellerless Liberty ship Henry Ward Beecher with 541 homebound veterans aboard drifted north of Bermuda as Navy tug Restorer struggles to reach her. The Beecher lost its propeller en route from Marseilles to Norfolk and reported meat shortages while weather people warned of increasing winds and rain but said no real danger existed.
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New York
Henry Ward Beecher
Bermuda
Navy
Restorer
Air-Sea Rescue Office
Eastern Sea Frontier
Beecher
Marseilles
France
Norfolk
Nominated Minister To Hungary
President Truman nominates H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld as minister to Hungary. Schoenfeld, a Providence native, is currently in Hungary as the country's political representative and previously served as charge d affaires in London during the war.
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Washington
Truman
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
Hungary
Schoenfeld
Providence
R. I
London
Local Sports Are Featured In The Evening Star
Evening Star highlights local sports. feature pieces cover community teams, standout players, and upcoming games with photos and brief game summaries.
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Evening Star
Rev Habel To Lead Bible Discussion At Church
The Rev N B Habel associate pastor of First Baptist Church will lead the Bible Discussion Group in the church lecture room at 8 pm in Dr E T Clark's absence. The topic is Christ and the United Nations Organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Habel
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Christ
United Nations Organizations
First Class Mail Limits for Overseas Servicemen
Articles weighing up to eight ounces may be sent as first class mail to a serviceman overseas without any request from the soldier.
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Pe Eee
Duke of Windsor
San Francisco
Irene Mansfeldt
Vada Martin
John
Terry
International
Nuremberg
Germany
Hermann Goering
Rudolf Hess
Herman VN
Bundesem, M.D
Thes
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lance
Virginia
THE
Arnold
Apple Group
Dr. Bundesen
OPA
Frederick
Los Angeles
Bertha Rose
Rose
Office of Price Administration
International Soundphoto
Tug
Liberty Ship
Rev
Habel
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Mrs. Filbert
Borden
Ballard
Hearth Club
Mrs
Filberts
Coca-Cola Company
Winchester Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
DIAL
E. E. Harbaugh
Mgr
Valley
Morton Downey
Coke
Coca-Cola
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