War Loan Dance Tickets Sold by Winchester Junior Auxiliary
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will sell tickets for the War Loan Dance on February 22 at the Armory. The Navy School Orchestra from Washington DC will provide music. Proceeds support the hospital Endowment Fund for Needy Children and special services. Tickets are $2.20 per couple. reservations via Ed Moulden's Electrical Store.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Navy School Orchestra
Washington, D. C
Junior Board of Trade
Aux
Met
War Finance Committee
E.moulden
Miller’s Drug Store
Gaunt’s Drug Store
J. C. Penney Stamp Booth
Capitol Stamp Booth
Palace Theatre
Ed Moulden
Dorothea Smith to Be Married This Afternoon
Invitations in Winchester announce the marriage of Miss Dorothea Ashby Smith daughter of Dr and Mrs James Henderson Smith of Richmond to Captain Allison Dougcald Whitney Army of the United States. The ceremony is set for this afternoon at St Stephens Church in Richmond at four thirty with a reception to follow at the Country Club of Virginia.
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Winchester
Dorothea Ashby Smith
James Henderson Smith
Richmond
Alison Dougcald Whitney
Army of the U
Country Club
Virginia
Miss Smith
Gertrude Taylor
Samuel Taylor
Berryville
Hunter McGuire
Lewis Hyde
Abney Payne
Nelson Page
Zella Reed
Frank E. Pope
Robert E. Reed
Glaize Avenue
Zella Frances
Frank Edward Pope
Virginia Bell
Clarence Robert Pope
Miss Reed
Sgt. Pope
West Virginia
Natio Guard
England
Miss Yoder and Sgt Lickey to Marry Friday
Mrs Cecil Randolph Yoder announces the marriage of her daughter Clyde Helen to Shirley B Lickey Sergeant United States Army. The ceremony will be Friday March 3 at 4 oclock at the bride’s home in Van Wyck South Carolina.
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Miss Yoder
Sgt. Lickey
Cecil Randolph Yoder
Clyde Helen
Shirley B. Lickey
Set. U. S. Army
van Wyck, S. C
Quarles Addresses Fort Loudoun Chapter on Washington
Mr. Garland Quarles, superintendent of schools, spoke before the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on February 17 at the Golden Glow Restaurant. He praised George Washington as a diligent, industrious farmer and strength of leadership, citing Washington's rock foundation during the Revolution and the colonies’ march to independence.
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Garland Quarles
Fort UN
Golden Glow
George Washington
Virginia
Quarles
Rock of Gibraltar
Congress
Beta Sigma Phi Meet Thursday Evening at George Washington Hotel
The Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its regular meeting at the George Washington Hotel. Miss Ruth Solenberger presided as the group pledged to support the Red Cross, donate library books to Newton D. Baker Hospital, Martinsburg, and heard a program on Tools for the Art of Life with readings by Mrs. George Snider.
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Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
International Sorority
George Washington Hotel
Ruth Solenberger
Charles Lyles
George Snider
Red Cross
Newton D. Baker,ee Hospital
Martinsburg
Frostburg Woman Visits Winchester After Front Royal Visit
Miss Hilda Finley of Frostburg Maryland stopped in Winchester to shop on the way home from spending a week in Front Royal with Mrs Sadie Airswaugh.
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Hilda Finley
Frostburg
Winchester
Front Royal
Sadie Airswaugh
Quota Club Anniversary Observed with Silver Jubilee
The Quota Club of Winchester marked its first anniversary since chartering and celebrated the Silver Jubilee of Quota Club International Inc begun in 1919. An evening began with tea hosted by Mrs. J R Alexander Jr at Kerr Street, followed by a dinner at Tokes Inn. Members highlighted years of community service in Child Welfare War Loan Drives and War Fund efforts under the motto We Share. Attendees included Mrs. Alexander and a long list of club members and guests.
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Quota Club
Tokes
Sue
Winchester
Quota Club International Inc
United States
Canada
Australia
New York
J. R. Alexander, Jr
Earl Clowser
R. F. Lewis
Eulalia Nalley
Mabel Michael
Mattie Mee
Lucy Hardesty
Edna Oches
Margaret Hodgson Goss
Ethel B. Jolliffe
Ruth Pizzano
Salome Crisman
Elizabeth Renner
Rosalind Kater
Edna Koch
Elizabeth Grim
Mary Louise Steele
Sue Schliack
Child Guidance Club Meets Monday Night
Mrs Ed Molden will host the Child Guidance Club Monday night at her home 208 Parkway. Rev and Mrs J H Bean of Edinburg Va spent Tuesday in Winchester with their daughter Mrs J P Arthur and Mr Arthur.
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Child Guidance Club
Ed Molden
Parkway
Bean
J. H. Bean
Edinburg
Winichester
J. P. Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Open Door Bible Class Meeting at Loudoun Street Church
Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet Sunday at 9 45. Mrs. Joseph Ducknall will teach the lesson. Members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Mr and Mrs Walter Massie and daughter recently visited Edinburgh with Rev and Mrs J H Massie.
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Frank T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Phil Hunter
Winchester
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Joseph Ducknall
Walter Massie
Edinburgh
Mr. Massie
J. H. Massie
WAC Recruiters Transferred to Baltimore Headquarters
WAC recruiting staff in Winchester move to Baltimore with Lieut rothy Glockzin and Lieut Gene Lacko transferred to the Baltimore WAC headquarters. Lieut Jameson Dowdy, now in Hagerstown, will lead recruiting in the area from Baltimore. Local girls interested in enlisting should write to the Hagerstown recruiting station.
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WAC
Baltimore
Rothy Glockzin
Gene Lacko
Winchester
Jameson Dowdy
Hagerstown
Army Corps
Miss Browne Delights Clarke Red Cross Rally Audience
Miss Mary K. Browne spoke at the Clarke County Red Cross rally in Berryville detailing Australian relief efforts for service members. She described Brisbane clubs expanding to larger quarters and the rapid scale of the operation as veterans returned from Guadacanal. Mrs. Graham Dougherty urged chapters to meet surgical dressing needs and noted 600,000,000 dressings requested.
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Mary K. Browne
Berryville
Clarke County
Red Cross
Australia
Miss Browne
Brisbane
Guadacanal
Graham Dougherty
Dougherty
Edward N. Barnett
Leonard H. Bell
E. P. Berlin
Ruth Berlin
William Beverley
Thomas Blackwell
Karl Boy-Ed
Vaida Boy-Ed
J. G. Burch
Clay. B. Carr, Jr
Thomas N. Carter
J. M. H. Clagett
James Dakeman
Ralph N. Dorsey
Tyson Dortch
J. Eddy
Charles Enders
Robert Gardiner
George Greenhalgh
Joel D. Gr
Will Hardesty
Berkeley Harris
John Hawkins
Edward Jenkins
T. P. Joliffe
B. Jones
Alfred Kerfoot
Pasta Page
Annie Strib
Nan Thomas
Ollie Omas
Ralph Ware
Virginia Watkins
Rees. Wiliamb. Watkins, Jr
Polly Winslow
Samuel Birch
Mae Burch
Eli
Waltz Champs Remembered by Local Dancer
The longtime entertainer Tweedle recalls winning a waltz championship about thirty years ago. He reflects that dancing has faded and laments changing tastes while discussing a recent performance in town.
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Po Tweedle
Dancin
Mystery Man Bedaux Dies in Miami After Suicide Note
Charles E. Bedaux an international figure dies in a Miami hospital after taking sleeping powders. Immigration agent Burling reports a suicide note and mentions a grand jury consideration of treason and contact with German and Vichy French officials. Bedaux had been detained since December after being brought from North Africa and was declared a U S citizen by a special inquiry.
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Miami
Fia
Charles E. Bedaux
John E. Burling
Burling
Bedaux
United States
North Africa
Long List of Women Recognized for Two Years of Service
A roster lists numerous women with two years of service including Mrs. Thomas Byrd and Miss Elsie Cadwallader among many others. It also details workers who completed one year of service and those entitled to two years bars, naming dozens of individuals across multiple categories.
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F. L.ayler
Clara Barthel
Ed Bayliss
Helen Berry
Margaretta Brown
H. H. Burks
Lucille Carpenter
Jerome, Clark
Lee Clark
D. G. Cooley
Rebecca Cox
Ruby Davis
Jack Enders
Forster
Irma Fuller
Mary Funk
Clarence Glascock
Polly Green
Filorince Grim
Frank Hart
Teve Hawkins
W. E. Henson
Dorothy Kackley
Dorothy Leake
Louise Kerfoot
Elizabeth Leake
George Lee
Charles Levi
Jean Levi
E. A. Lindsay
T. P. Marks
Robert McDonald
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
John B. Neill
Hugh Owens
Jean Owens
Nora Pierce
George Pope
Katie Rhoden
L. N. Russell
Robert Shenk
Louisa Smith
William Sparrow
G. Sponseller
Wilton Stuart
J. R. Strode
Hugo Thaden
Ed Thoma
C. van Deventer
Harry Warden
Camille Wisecarver
Constance White
Walter Withers
Harry Wynkoop
Powell Wynkoop
Alice Banks
Mary Banks
Louise Bannister
Cathryne Browne
Helen Holmes
Alma B. Layton
Florence Williams
Stanley Anders
Katherine Beatty
Betty Bradford
Wm. Bradford
Garland Brown
Wm. Barrett
Harry Berry
Wm. Blythe
Carrell Brown
Dorothy Barnett
E. Carlisle
H. Chamblin
W. Chamblin
E. Carroll
E. Crosen
D. Carter
Ned Carter
Wm. Cameron
C. Carter
P. Craighill
W. H. Dean
R. Dole
E. Foley
R. Green
L. Garver
J. J. Harris
H. Hawkins
Henson
L. Kackley
A. LaVelle
E. Levi
Turner Lewis
E. Locke
J. Livengood
Stella Moore
S. O'Bryan
H. F. Paget
R. B. Pyle
Cyrus Pine
H. N. Ritter
H. M. Smalley
T. Sowers
B. Shank
Clarke Sowers
Nancy Stevens
W. B. Sowers
J. Suddith
E. L. Tessier
C. Wilkins
J. D. Winter
W. Wisecarver, Sr
S. C. Williams
Whittemore
C. Willingham
H. Willoughby
G. Hardesty
Exmma Weeks
Irene Pressley
President Plans Early Adoption of Baruch Ideas
President Roosevelt moving to implement Baruch Hancock reconversion plan for postwar peace economy. White House aims to blend war production with civilian industry, preventing economic chaos and fostering an era of prosperity. X-day marked as Germany defeated goal, with a detailed reconversion plan to start.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Rnard M. Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
John M. Hancock
White House
Germany
Japan
Baruch
Hancock
Baruch and
James F. Byrnes
Notice of Personal Liability by B L Larrick
Declaration stating I will not be responsible for debts other than those I contract myself. Signed by B L Larrick.
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B. L. Larrick
Tribute to Dr James I Russell by New York Herald Tribune
The New York Herald Tribune presents an editorial tribute to Dr James I Russell known as Jim. A surgeon at Roosevelt Hospital his life blended clinical brilliance with cheerful charm. He faced illness with serene courage and earned admiration for generosity and magnanimity.
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James I. Russell
New York Herald-Tribune
Jim
James
Roosevelt Hospital
Roosevelt
Jim” Russell
Sphere to Channel Markers in a Crossword Grid
Crossword clues list two puzzles with numbered across and down entries. The set includes items like Not helped blaze stitch measure of distance and other partial hints, requiring the solver to fill synonyms and shared letter intersections.
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Board of Ordnance
China
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Fort Loudoun
Kate Duncan Smith
J. Howard Cather
Symphony
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Paiellas
Ann Woolfolk
West Point
John Woolfolk
Goucher College
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New York City
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Boston
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Memorial Hospital
Little Garden Club
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
West Piccadilly Street
J. D. Pine
National Ave
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May Carper
Woodland Ave
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Hilda O’leary Norton
Albert Norton
Mary Babb
Gibbstown
N. J
C. E. Babb
Millwood Avenue
Miss Babbs
Ensign James Douglas MacPherson
Just Dial
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
Tode Tuttle
Dr. Russell
N. Y. Herald
Rena Diendeniizg
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Little Peppers
Uncle Remus
Alcott
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