Radio Highlights and Prime Time Broadcasts Arena
Radio listings show Ronald Colman in Rogue Male with Ida Lupino and Gracie Fields guest spots on Duffy's and WMAL segments. Programs include Mystery Theater The Nation report by Frank Gervasi and Fibber McGee and Molly with Eddie Cantor. News, music, and Red Cross segments round out the late schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Colman
Ida Lupino
WRC
Duffy
Archie
Gracie Fields
WMAL
Dorothy Lamour
Gracie Allen
W. W. Jacobs
Mystery Theater
Frank Gervasi
Collier's Magazine
WTOP
Molly
Eddie Cantor
G. I. Joe
Washington
Washington Ywca
Chester Bowles
OPA
K. Cc
K. C
M. Beatty
Musicade
Edwin c. Bil
Astonsky
Dutch Bergman
Lowell Thomas
Harsch
Mills
Fred Waring
Amer
Dream House
Johnny Presents
Lum
Abner Ce
Ginny Simms
Bob Hope
Red Cross
Red Skelton
Evans
Dreams
Office five take lead with three straight wins in league
In the Virginia Woolen Co. League the Office five beat Weaver three times to top the standings at 16 wins 8 losses. Jack Rick and Bony Patton added 125 and 123 games as they helped secure first place. Hazel Whitacre led the Comets with 138 while Ed Burch sparked a one pin win for Dyers and Bombardier rolled strong scores. Fred Yellott posted a 148 opened with six marks as the Bombardiers swept three from the Spinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office Five
Va. Woolen Co
Jackrick
Bony Patton
Hazel
Whitacre
Comets
Andy Lake
Nelson Grim
Ed Burch
Dyers
Burch
Harry Aiken
Earl Dick
Walter Seller
Sellers
Aiken
Fred Yellott
Middletown 4-H Club Hosts Wartime Talk Series
At Middletown High School the 4-H meet featured Mrs. Cather of Winchester discussing First Aid and its wartime importance. The group plans a First Aid Class, with student talks on diet adjustment to shortages and practical farming skills like milking cows, plus sewing techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Cather
Winchester
Winchester Motor Corps
Esther Thompson
Edna Bauserman
Winnie Grim
Clyde Brumback
Eddie Dodson
Public sale of estate personal property in two auctions
The administrator of the Flora L. Hummer estate will hold a public auction at the late residence near Fawcetts Gap on Thursday March 2 1944 at 1 PM. Items include kitchen safe tables chairs rockers beds stove wardrobe clock bedding and farm implements. Cash terms. At the same time Ralph Hummer conducts another sale of corn hay straw a wagon a Model T Ford lumber and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiora L. Hummer
Dec
Fawcetts Gap
Dunn & Duvall
W. E. Edwards
Flora L. Hummer
Ralph Hummer
Ford Motor
Nurses Aides Cited For Hospital Work
Miss Sarah Hamilton Winchester Memorial Hospital superintendent honors Red Cross Nurses Aide Corps from local and Clarke County chapters for meeting nurse shortages. Cited for 300+ hours are Julia Beaver Ralph Crisman Jane Crenshaw Louise Duncan Margaret Halvosa Elizabeth Lewis Ruth Yerby Pollie Winslow Virginia Watkins Agnes Mitchell Bobbie Conrad with 250 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hamilton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Red Cross
Miss Hamilton
Memorial Hospital
Julia Beaver
Ralph Crisman
Jane Crenshaw
Louise Duncan
Margaret Halvosa
Elizabeth Lewis
Ruth Yerby
Pollie Winslow
Virginia Watkins
Agnes Mitchell
Bobbie
Conrad
Jacquelin Smith
Are Cross
City Hall
Sales Directory Listings for March Auctions
March sales schedule lists items for auction by multiple bidders including John Armel near White Post, E D Funk houser near Winchester, D P Welch near Berryville, Sartelle estate on South Main Street, H F Hughes near Ashby Station, Ernest Bell near Berryville, Mrs D F Unger near Rest, Mrs Chas Lanedon near Meyers Town, J R Bell near Rippon, and Ruhl Anderson near Gore. Items include stock, implements, household goods, dairy cows, machinery, and purebred cattle with specified auction dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armel
S. White Post
J. R. Bell
Rippon
Ruhl Anderson
Gore
Rainfall totals and averages from historic records
Reported rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 a m is .65 inches. February to date is 2.79 inches, year to date 4.85 inches. The 31 year average annual rainfall is 35.95 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1943 are listed, with January 2.51, February 1.95, March 2.92, April 3.15, May 3.60, June 3.83, July 3.60, August 3.74, September 2.31, October 3.45, November 2.46, December 2.43 inches. Statistics courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry James
American Melody Hour
Judy Canova
Burns and Allen
the Nation
Maj
Kirk Checane
Calmer
Howe Harkness
D. C
Arch McDonald
Cammer Fire CO
Handley Schoel
Jerkin
Paccinets Ward
South
Loudoun St
Dial
Goodyear
Braddock
Tees Food
Middletown
Farr
Haldeman
Goodrich
Silvertown
Piccadilly St
Ae Food Center
J.W Crove Furniture CO
Florida
U. S
Pine Motor Co
Leesburg
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Co
W.- Va
Neighbor Morgan
Morgan
Blondie
Chic Young
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Ulplace
Ant
By Sims & Zaboly
Cape
King Peete Syodgire Inc
Secret Agent X-9
Alex
Cuff Cisten
Big Sister
Robert Storm
Mascara
By Les Forgrave
Dahling
Roseblo
Etta Kett
BY Paul Robinso
Muggs and
Skeeter
Savane
Wally Bishop
Tisi
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