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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

5

Victory Day Planned for Sixth War Loan Drive in City

Citizens urged to buy at least one $25 E Bond to meet the $1,250,000 quota as civic and fraternal groups join in a full day of bond selling. The campaign features a noon cap off at the Capitol Theatre with hourly sales tallies posted for public view.

City Barney Winchester Frederick County Germany Japan Loudoun Street Junior Board of Trade American Legion Lions Club Capitol Theatre

Civic Clubs Bond Appeals on Thursday Radio Schedule

Civic and fraternal groups prepare twenty one radio programs to promote war bonds. Lions Club plans prize drawings with merchandise while American Legion and Lions share evening airtime. Interviews with wounded veterans from Newton Baker General Hospital and readings by Greek and religious organizations are featured. schedule reshuffles after a Blue Network call.

Eanon Sen Hengeveld Leslie Bere Lions Club American Legion Legion Lions Bradock Street Methodist Church JBT GAA Newton Baker Hosital Martinsburg James H. Pappas Greeks Organization Winchester Ben Belchie R. W. Vanderberry Rotary Wilson Lewis Allen L. M. Allen Italy American Field Service Little Garden Club Jr. Century Club Third Army Retail Merchant’s Association Blue Network Civic Club Star Today

Treasury War Loan Series Promoted by Winchester-Frederick Committee

A Treasury Department series on war loans is distributed through the Winchester-Frederick War Finance Committee. Readers are advised to clip and save these articles as they cannot be republished.

Treasury Department Winchester-Frederick War Finance Committee

Treasury bonds offer long term savings with fixed growth

The notice outlines Series G and F bonds with denominations from 100 to 10 000 dollars. Issued at 74 percent of maturity value, they accrue interest semiannually and can be redeemed at Federal Reserve or Treasury, with registration options and ownership limits. Bonds are noncallable for six months, then may be called on the first day of any calendar month after that.

Fedral Reserve Bank Treasury Department Federal Reserve Treasty Bans Othr Tme

Corporations Buy Heavily in Sixth War Loan Drive

Washington reports corporations have invested 10.038 billion dollars in the Sixth War Loan surpassing the 9 billion goal. The drive totals reach 12.468 billion with Series BE sales at 946 million and individual sales including E bonds at 2.43 billion. The grand quota remains 14 billion.

Washington

William Ritter joins Navy in Winchester

William Beverly Ritter, 17, of 18 East Hart Street, Winchester, enlisted in the Navy last week via the local recruiting office. He has an Army brother in England, a younger brother Jack, and sister Helen Virginia at home. Born June 10, 1927, he attended Handley School and worked for Valley Food Co. He awaits transfer to a naval training station for boot camp.

William Beverly Ritter Leo. M. Ritter East Hart Street Winchester Navy Ritter Harry England Jack Helen Virginia Handley School Robert Patton Young Ritter The Valley Food Co South Kent Street Naval Training Station

Bond Sales Promote Local Women To High Ranks In Third Army

Mrs. Juanita Murphy, a Leggetts clerk, ascends from lieutenant general to general as her bond sales surpass 5000. Margaret Carper of Penneys leads the Third Army with 5800 in bonds, while Woolsworths staff see several promotions including Peggy Schindel to major general and Fay Lee from buck private to brigadier general with 2300 in sales.

Juanita Murphy Leggetts Third Army

Craft Shop For Girls Opens In Winchester

The Winchester Recreation Department announces a Craft Shop for girls aged 9 to 13 opening Thursday December 7 at 3 30 PM in the Episcopal Parish House. The program runs Tuesdays and Thursdays 3 30 to 5 30 with sewing weaving toy making puppetry and making Christmas cards favors and decorations. The event invites girls to create gifts for family and friends.

Winchester Recreation Department Episcopal Parish House

Civic Club Bond Booth Schedule for Loudoun Street

The schedule lists operating hours for the Loudoun Street War Bond Booth tomorrow. It notes Pearl Harbor Day as a marker in the day’s events.

Loudoun Street Pearl Harbor

Brucetown Church Plans Christmas Program Monday

Brucetown Va December 6 Brucetown Methodist Church will present its Christmas program Monday evening December 25 at eight oclock. Guest visitors include Robert Whitacre of Baltimore Md and local residents Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre Miss Corrie Swimley has returned from Charles Town W Va where she visited her sister for several days. Various local residents visited friends over the weekend including Mr J R Smith and Miss Selma Hensell.

Brucetown Brucetown Methodist Church Robert Whitacre Baltimore Andy Whitacre Tom Stewart John Hayslett William Frazier Metha Frazier Clearbrook Corrie Swimley Charles Town W. Va

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