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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1946

Page

8

Major Rosenberger Speaks on Ammunition Supply Service in ETO

Major Paul Rosenberger spoke to the Century Club at Mrs. W. A. Baker's home on Tuesday describing his work in ammunition supply during World War II. He recounted training, deployment, Utah Beach, and fighting through France including the Battle of the Bulge, ending with thanks to the Red Cross and a note on veterans’ readjustment.

Paul Rosenberger Century Club W. A. Baker Major Rosenberger Scotland England Utah Beach France The Red Cross

Winchester notes and social items from local society

Capt and Mrs Baker return from Panama Canal Zone to visit Captain Baker's parents in Winchester. Sunshine Club will meet at 707 South Washington Street on Thursday January 7 at 2 30 pm with hostesses C E Hofer Ireland Larrick and Bridgers. Bible Class of United Brotherhood to meet February 7 at Mrs Herbert Pope's 11 East Germain Street with Catherine McCormick in charge. Joanne Rosenberger ill with pneumonia at home. condition improved. Mr Sebenets injured in fall. in Ganon Hospital for a broken leg. Roy Hulver of Baker WV a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an operation. wife visiting at Sunnyside.

Hugh Peters John A. Lea Olivia S. Dellinger L. K. Dellinger North Braddock Street Mr. Leatherman Braddock Street Methodist Church Leary Baker Panama Canal Zone States Winchester Captain Baker E. Earl Baker Gray Avenue Sunshine Club T. J. Hawkins South Washington Street C. E. Hofer P. G. Ireland Lou Larrick Ida Mamie Bridgers Mamie Bridger United Brothern Church Herbert Pope East Germain Street Catherine McCormick Hulver Roy Hulver Baker W. Va Winchester Memorial Hospital Virell Baughman Sunnyside

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Letter Pages and Dinnerware

Roberta Lee explains etiquette basics: four page letters should follow a simple sequential page order. china should ideally match but variation by course is acceptable. a girl should not powder or preen in public, doing so at home or in a dressing room is preferred.

Baltimore guest at the Ryan home in South Kent Street

Week end visitors at Mr and Mrs Robert Ryan residence on South Kent Street include Miss Peggy Wood of Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs Ryan.

Mrs. Ryan Baltimore Robert Ryan South Kent Street Peggy Wood

Immortal Nobodies Sermon at Congregational Church

Dr. James R. Clinton preached at the Congregational Christian Church on Monday night in a series titled Immortal Nobodies. He urged ordinary mortals to use God’s grace and dedicate small gifts to Christ, stressing communal unity and the power of consecrated weakness.

James R. Clinton D. D Congregational Christian Church Clinton Board of Missions of Congregational and Christian Churches God Dr. Clinton Jesus Christ Rockies Christ America

Berryville Chamber Makes Reports On Tree Project And Pool

At the Berryville Clarke County Chamber of Commerce luncheon the group heard the Christmas tree project and the pool's financial report. Highway change proposals sparked substantial discussion among members during the afternoon program.

Berryville Ffeb Berryville- Clarke County

WWII Destroyed Merchants but US Fleet Rebounded

The Maritime Commission reports the United States lost 604 merchant vessels of 1000 gross tons or more to direct enemy action and 139 more sunk by marine hazards due to war. Despite these losses, unprecedented wartime shipbuilding left the U S with nearly four times as many ships as before the conflict.

U. S Maritime Commission United States

News of Our Men in Uniform

Walter H. Clark son of Mr and Mrs C Clark of 524 South Loudoun street enlisted June 1942 and served in the Signal Corps and Army Air Corps with postings from Fort Meade to Edmonton and Alaska later hospital stay. Seaman Walter W Carpenter reports arrival on Guam and addresses from the 144th unit. Sergeant Charles R Lemley of Stephen City Virginia received honorable discharge in Greensboro. Linwood C and Norwood H Dusing, Handley High graduates, served in the Medical Corps and stationed near Manila after training at Fort Leonard Wood and Oahu. Pfc William H Reynolds reenlisted after six years in the Army with the 101st Airborne and decorations from Bastogne and Berchtesgaden.

Walter Howard Clark Carson Clark Loudoun Street Fort Meade Fort Monmouth N. J Signal Corps Pentagon Building Washington D. C Fort Lewis Warrington State Seattle Army Air Corps Edmonton Canada Alaska States Air Base Matana Fitzsimons General Hospital Denver Colorado Clark Stover Clark W. W. Carpenter D. A. Carpenter Billy Guam Seaman Carpenter Navy Bainbridge Davisville Rhode Island Showmaker Calif Japan Lemley Charles R. Lemley M. P. Lemley Stephen City Virginia Greensboro Army Air Forces A.A Linwood C. Dushing Norwood H. Dusing Vivian Coover Co. E. Dusing Highland Avenue Luezon City Ear Manila Linwood C. Dusing Norwood Fort Leonard Fort Leonard Mo Fort Leonard Wood Medical Corps Camp Crowder Camp Beal Oahu Island Hawaii Islands Manila Crown Cork and Seal Company Baltimore Handley High School ETO Belgium Berchtesgarden Hitler

McIlwee Declares Self Not Responsible for Debts

Notice states Ralph H. McIlwee will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by himself.

Words of Misused English Lesson by W L Gordon

A short English lesson by W L Gordon on pronunciation and word use. It highlights commonly misused words and mispronunciations with examples and urges daily vocabulary growth. Divulge is defined as tell a secret or disclose with usage example.

Army NCOs and soldiers listed with service details

Pfc. Reynolds on 90 day furlough plans army career. Lt. Vincent Marshall Noonan, 29, discharged with 68 points, served 30 months overseas with 864th AAA AWBn earning Asiatic-Pacific and Victory ribbons. Pfc Edward Jackson and Pfc Charles G Wilson arrive at Newton D Baker Martinsburg hospital for treatment after World War II service in Germany and France.

USA Vincent Marshal Noonan Army Daisy C. Noonan South Loudoun Stret Camp Davis N. C 864Th Marianas Fort Eustis 8.C Noonan Handley High School U. S. Post Offiffice Newton D. Baker Martinsburg W. Va Edward Jackson West Cork St Winchester Germany 2Nd Air Force States Emerson Institute Washington, D. C Waneta Teets Ivan Charles G. Wilson North Bradock St France 395Th Camp Blanding Fla Rio McDowell Mary V Harold Allen Paul Lee

Conn of Lu crezia e Buea and Cardinal Bor gia pope links

The fragment identifies ws Conn as connected to Lu crezia e Buea and says J. A. Lucresia eee was daughter of Cardinal Rodrigo Bor gia, who became Pope Alexander VI.

Lucrezia E Buea J. A Lucresia Eee Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia Alexander VI

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Ladies Aid Martin L. Boppe East Leicester Street Jane F Kelly M Ul E. Land C. V. Kelly Kelkaren Legge Allen Legg National Avenue Lt. Legg York City Mr. Thomas DeRay Boston Brooks’ Pharmacy Taylor Front Royal, Va Chambersburg, Pa Mrs. Baker Panama Canal Rosenberger Joanne Rosenberger Bea William Rosenberger Bean Schmidt Sse Sebenets Nam Wieeem RA Ganon Hospital Jennie Lillis Roberta Lee C of C Coty Yardley Cheramy Gaunt Walter W. Carpenter Fleet Post Office San Francisco Sgt. Lemley Linwood C. ‘Dusing Palace Theatre Ralph H. McIlwee Arch-Eaver Winchester and Staunton, Va W. L. Gordon Goering Pfc. Reynolds H. B. Reynolds Martinsburg West Ney Avenue the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store GOD Center Loudoun St Cammer Tire CO Haldeman’s Valentine E. Piccadilly St Bates Cather Timberlake Ladies’ Store National Dairy Products Corporation Sealtest Village Sack Halfy M. Wace
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