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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1941

Page

2

Pleasant Valley U B Church Reopens After Renovation Sunday

Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church at Cedar Grove will resume services on Sunday February 16 after renovations begun August 11. Special services are planned with Rev Leslie O Shirley Rev J Paul Gruver Rev Carl W Heiser and Mount Pleasant Christian Endeavor leading events. The church improvements cost 1400 dollars.

Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church Cedar Grove John Smith Jer C. D Smith Price Dye Pleasant Valley J. Paul Gruver Martinsburg Carl W. Heiser

Orndorff Brothers Sentenced For Moonshine Still

Virgil and Daniel Orndorff from Star Tannery were sentenced in Frederick County Circuit Court by Judge Philip Williams on operating and possession of a still. Virgil received six months in jail and a $25 fine with costs. Daniel got a six month suspended sentence and probation. Virgil is also wanted on similar charges in Shenandoah county.

Virgil Daniel Orndorff Frederick County Philip Williams Williams A. J. Tavenner Virgil Orndorff Shenandoah County Daniel

Answers to Today's Quiz on Page Four

The page prints quiz answers with the number 4 and hints A N O and letters H I X. It lists seven letters plus numerals and mentions a sequence of test items. The exact final answer set is partially shown as 1 and eight characters.

County Farmers To Hold Banquet In Middletown Friday Night

Farmers of the Middletown section have set Friday night February 21 as the date for their annual banquet with a public invitation issued. Stephens City farmers plan a banquet sometime in March with no definite date yet fixed.

Middletown Stephens City

Clarke County Volunteers For Virginia Protective Force

In Berryville Virginia on February 7 Captain Frank Wray reported 28 volunteers for Company A of the Virginia Protective Force. Examinations for enrollees were set for Monday at the American Legion building. Most volunteers are young men 18 to 45 with former National Guardsmen among them. Enlistments run one year, lasting while the regular guard is in training.

Berryville AAS Virginia Protective Force Frank Wray American Legion Home Guards National

Boston Wool Market Report Feb 7 Market activity steady

Boston reports a few inquiries for original bag fine and half blood wools at 95 cents to $1.00 scoured. Most dealers ask 98 cents to $1.02 scoured for finer wools. Finer South American grades moved in fair quantities at firm prices.

Boston U.S

Red Cross Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

Members of the Red Cross held their annual meeting last night and elected officers and committee chairmen for the year. F. Byrd Jr. and C. R. White were named chair and secretary, with John Scully Jr. treasurer, and Vernon Eddy as secretary. The group also announced executive members at large and honorary members including Mayor C. R. Anderson and several community leaders. The report noted War Relief funds of 4061 dollars and 4714 quarts of milk distributed via the District Nurse Association.

Red Cross Atr F. Byrd, Jr C. R. White Vernon Eddy John 8. Scully, Jr Taylo Barr Otis Sargent I. Fred Btine Claude Grim Home Service 8. C. Brooks Walker Bond R. E. Griffith Philip Hunter Highway First Aid J. George Baetjer Walker McC. Bond E. T. Clark H. A. Punk Elsie Rosenberger Paul Rosenberger B. M. Knight, Jr Don Gray Mary Virginia Steck Joseph Kalbach F. L. Glaize, Jr Justin Funkhouser Virginia Russell Nash Conklin James A. Miller E. B. Cooper District Nurse Association Shirley and Milk Fund W. Glass Mace Winchester-Frederick Harriet Guernsey Washington

Ladies' Aid Meeting Tonight at Parish House

The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational Christian Church meets at the parsonage 12 West Clifford Street this evening at 7 30 o clock with Division 4 in charge.

Ladies’ Aid The Congregational Christian Church West Clifford Street Division 4

House Still Against Convoy (Continued From Page 1)

Maj. Al Williams testified that no U S fighter today is truly modern in armor firepower or performance He charged that planes are being diverted to Britain leaving U S training fleets short and engines in short supply He noted Allison engines lack horsepower versus Rolls Royce and a new British X engine and urged fuller U S engine development.

al Williams Navy United States Stimson Gillette Iowa Johnson R.calif Clark D.-Mo Williams Foreign Relations Committee Great Britain Rolls-Royce

Gore Students Tour Local Libraries and Bank in Winchester

Twenty six Sidney Gore High School students visited Handley Library Shenandoah Valley National Bank and The Star in Winchester today. Principal Allen DeHaven and English teacher Mrs John Ward accompanied them.

Sidney Gore High School Winchester Handley Library Shenandoah Valley National Bank The Star Allen DeHaven John Ward

Scouts Observe 31st Anniversary Week at Local Leaders

Local Scouts marked the 31st anniversary with a February 13 program at Handley High School. Troops from Winchester Stephens City Gore Berryville Boyce and others staffed a hospital tent and hosted a noon gathering with a message from Council President John S. Scully Jr. The four scouts on duty under leaders supervised by adults demonstrated emergency services.

Handley School Ae Wee Scully Central District John S. Scully, Jr Capitol Theatre Winchester Stephens City Gore Berryville Boyce

Wrong Directions Lead Firemen to False Alarm at McCormac Building

An unidentified person set off a false alarm last evening causing confusion for fire crews from two companies and embarrassment for Firestone Auto Supply in the McCormac building on North Bradock Amherst. Firefighters rushed to Ebert Garage, now at Cook's on the Valley Pike, while South End Hose Company checked the McCormac site where employees were burning floor grease. The store manager said no employee triggered the alarm.

Firestone Auto Supply & Service McCormac North Bradock Amherst Ebert Garage Cook's Valley Pike Firestone Friendship Charley Reuss Ebert’s Winchester South End Hose Company

Anniversary of Baltimore Fire

On February 7 in 1835 a warehouse fire exploded under a stiff wind. The Great Baltimore fire burned for hours destroying 1,343 buildings and injuring 2,500 businesses were disrupted and $125 million in damage. Fire crews from New York Philadelphia Wilmington Annapolis and Altoona aided the effort. Dynamite and Jones Falls finally stopped the blaze.

Baltimore New York Philadelphia Wilmington Del Annapolis Altoona Jones’ Falls

Ammonia Plant Contract For Henderson Ky Awarded

Representative Vincent announced a War Department contract with the Solvay Process Co. for an $11 million anhydrous ammonia plant to be built at Henderson Kentucky. Assistant Secretary Patterson approved the project and TVA arrangements will supply power for operation.

Washington Vincent D-Ky War Department Solvay Process Company Hopewell Henderson Robert P. Patterson Tennessee Valley Authority

Mrs. Stryker Dies in Winchester Widow of Harry Stryker

Laura V. Stryker 179 widow of Harry Stryker died at 210 South Cameron Street in Bowmans Nursing Home after three weeks of paralysis. Born Sept 17 1861 at Apple Pie Ridge she lived much of her life in Winchester. Survived by two nephews and three nieces. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from Jones Funeral Home with Rev S L Flickinger officiating. Interment Mount Hebron.

Laura V. Stryker Harry Stryker Cameron Street Bowman Daniel Brown Apple Pie Ridge This County Winchester Stryker United Brethren Church Albert Brown Harrisonburg Herbert Brown Millwood William Whitman Charles Town W. Va Howard Shewbridge

Sonja Henie’s Husband Given Deferred Military Class

Greenwich millionaire sportsman Daniel R. Topping, 29, husband of Sonja Henie, was rated 4-F by the local selective service board after a January 22 physical. The board cited a chronic stomach ulcer. Topping said he did not seek deferment and would not be usable.

Greenwich Conn Daniel R. Topping Sonja Henie Ethan F. Putnam Selective Service Board Topping Brooklyn Putnam New York

Central District Anniversary Celebrated By Scouts At Handley High

D W Naff will lead the Central District Anniversary Celebration at Handley High School on Thursday at 8 pm marking Scouting 31 years. The program features a grand entry, color parade, pledge, skill demonstrations by Troops 1 2 3 10 21 40 and 9 including first aid knot tying fire making signaling and a Baden Powell tribute with Scout Oath and Law. Tickets are free at the council office for Scouts parents and friends.

Handley High School Fred Bame Lions Club E. B. Cooper Kiwanis Club Phil Hunter Rotary Club D. W. Naff Tr 40 Ceremy Eugene Babb Council Ray Garrabrandt Walter Burner E. Maurice Grim Baden Powell

Rev John Locke To Address Club

The Rev John Locke will address the Men's Club of the Presbyterian Church at the next meeting Monday evening February 18 at 6 o'clock. He is a Brethren minister with extensive Holy Land travel and is regarded as an excellent speaker. Tickets may be obtained from Fredae Russell Cather or Dr G G rr.

John Locke Presbyterian Church G. G. Snarr Locke Brethren Holy Lands Fred Ae Russell Cather G. G. Rr

Mary Elliott Colored Is Dead

Mary Elliott 41 died at 1 15 yesterday afternoon at 439 Haddix Row from complications. She was daughter of the late Charles Elliott of Clarke county and Sarah Monroe Elliott of Fauquier. Survived by two sons George and William and daughter Elizabeth. brothers and sisters include William George Charles Peter Elliott Ida Turner Lucy Byrd and Etta Lockett. Funeral at Shiloh Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 with Rev Laws. interment in the colored cemetery on Millwood Berryville road. Body at Jones Funeral Home until service time.

Mary M. Elliott Haddix Row Charles Elliott Clarke County Sarah Monroe Elliott Fauquier George William Elliott Elizabeth Elliott William Charles Peter Elliott Ida Turner Lucy Byrd Boyce Etta Lockett Hagerstown

Clarke County Lions Form New Club in Berryville

C. Funkhouser elected president of the Lions Club of Clarke County at Berryville meeting of sixteen business and professional men. Officers include E. P. Berlin Julian Everly Welton Stuart E. D. Vaughan and others. Charter members listed. Meetings set for first and third Thursdays at 6 pm.

Berryville Clarke County Lions Club C. H. Kiel Lions International Lions Club of Co. C. Funkhouser E. P. Berlin Julian Everly Welton Stuart E. D

Public Opinion On U S Aid To Great Britain

The Inquiring Reporter surveys views on assisting Britain and allies. Respondents urge substantial aid, from supplying stores to full resources, with calls to avoid delaying intervention and support Roosevelt and Hull's guidance.

United States Great Britain

Pot of Gold winner Mrs. Cammer hears her $1000 prize

Mrs. Cammer of Winchester won $1,000 on the Horace Heidt radio program Pot of Gold after being randomly selected from a pool of numbers. The broadcast, aired from New York, uses three wheels to pick the winner, with Mrs. Cammer’s number drawn last night. She identified Winchester as known for apples and the Apple Blossom Festival.

Cammer Tum Horace Heidt New York United States

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