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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1945

Page

7

Community Activities and Local Society Notes

Local social calendar lists meetings for Bethany Circle American Legion Auxiliary I O O F and other groups through midweek. Card of notes mentions Helen Brown returning to Northfield, Ensign Harold Lucas visiting Norfolk, Mrs Griffith hosting tea for DeHart and Haines, and dances and visits by residents with occasional overseas news including Brenda Carter narrowly escaping a V2 bomb in Portsmouth Winchester.

Brenda Carter Richard Griffith Wren

Marriage of Elsie Mae Summers and Charles Cole Jr.

Mrs. Oscar M. Summers of Frederick Maryland announces the marriage of her daughter Elsie Mae Summers to Charles Cole Jr of this city. The ceremony took place in January at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. C O Sullivan officiating. Elsie Mae is a Frederick High School graduate class of 1940 who worked for Price Bros. Inc. before joining the Navy and has since been discharged. The couple reside at Kansas Ave N W Washington after a wedding trip to New York City.

Oscar M. Summers Frederick Elsie Mae Charles Cole Presbyterian Manse C. O. Sullivan Cole Frederick High School Price Bros. Inc Navy Washington, D Kansas Ave N. W Washington New York City

Bisma Rex Antacid Powder Promo Note

Advertising short for Bisma Rex antacid powder offering 4 way relief for acid indigestion sour stomach and gastric acidity. Priced 50c and 1 25 with a free trial package advertised upon this coupon.

Mr Wilkie Hunt Jr entertains at dance and society notes

Social items report Mr Wilkie Hunt Jr entertaining Saturday night at his parents home with many guests including Barbara Bond Virginia Pifer Ann Beverly Wright Massie Hawthorne Barbara Sprinkle Catherine Solenberger Patricia Stephenson Elizabeth Lichliter Betty Stuart Jamey Lupton Mary Clegg Miller Betty Bickers Helen Brown Dorothy Scott. Also listed are Bill Brown Bigelow Thomson Harrison Nesbitt Lynchburg guests Skipper Scott Sam Preston Jr Arlen Bond Jr Geo Snarr Jr Herbert Schutte Jr Woodie Baker Jr Brian Minningerode Beverley Jakimier Alton Powell.

Wilkie Hunt, Jr Skipper Scott Sam Preston, Jr Arlen Bond, Jr Geo. Snarr, Jr Herbert Schutte, Jr Woodie Baker, Jr Brian Minnigerode Beverley Jakimier Alton Powell

Fasic-Tipton Co. Sold to Eastern Breeders Group

Fasic-Tipton Company, long a leading thoroughbred sales firm, has been sold to an Eastern breeder group led by Maj. Kenneth Gilpin of Boyce Virginia and W. H. LaBoyteaux of Holmden New Jersey. Other members not named and price not disclosed. Sales in New York had been dropped in 1939.

New York Fasic- Tipton Company Maj Kenneth Gilpin Boyce, Va W. H. LaBoyteaux Holmden N. J Fasi-Tipton Kentucky Mrs. Tranter Lexington

ELAS Forces Driven Deeper Into Hills

British troops press ELAS retreat from Athens driving the leftist militia into hills west and northeast of the capital. RAF planes bomb retreating SAS units near Eleusis 15 miles from Athens as combats continue. Sixty three ELAS fighters killed and 44 captured. Lt. Gen. Ronald Scobie says truce terms withdrawn and future talks require fair treatment for British prisoners.

Athens ELAS SAS Eleusis Ronald M. Scobie

Back the Attack Buy War Bonds Campaign

Citizens rally behind the national drive urging purchase of war bonds to support military efforts. Officials promote patriotic action, detailing how funds will finance equipment and supplies for service members abroad. Community groups organize drives and collateral events to maximize purchases.

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform

Postwar era update highlights Pfc Douglas B Stickley arriving safely in England after training at Fort McClellan and Camp Breckinridge. Marine 2nd Lt George Barrie, a Yale graduate, completes Infantry School Battalion at Camp Pendleton. Mary Lindsey reports her husband Sgt Jack P Lindsay promoted to sergeant in the 80th Division. A distrait anecdote shares Cpl J K Armel’s encounter with a French couple and a cache of francs. Cpl William N Glaize, long stationed in India, returns from overseas assignment with Handley ties.

Douglas B. Stickley D. B. Stickley South Loudoun Street England Fort McClellan Ala New York City Camp Breckinridge Handley Star Office Winchester Marines Marine George Barrie F. L. Rief Kohl Piccadilly Street Infantry Camp Pendleton Oceanside California Arine Corps South Pacific Barrie Lawrenceville High School Yale University Marine Corps New Haven Conn Parris Island 8. C Quantico Mary T. Lindsey East Piccadilly Street Jack P. Lindsay General Patton Third Army Sgt Lindsay Schenck Cheese Company William N. Glaize Jessie Hillyard Washington, D. C India Daisy Glaize William Glaize Peyton St Army Air Forces Cpl. Glaize

Why tularemia carries its name

The disease tularemia derives from Tulare County California where the illness was first identified in 1910 by the U S Public Health Service. The naming ties the condition to the location of its discovery and the early work by public health authorities.

Tulare County California U. S. Public Health Service

Six Alarm Fire Destroys Downtown Buildings in Pittsburgh

A six alarm blaze swept three downtown Pittsburgh buildings causing heavy damage and traffic disruption. Fireman Edward Jones escaped with an elbow injury after falling into a three story snowpile while fighting the flames. Damage estimated at upwards of $200,000 as more than 150 firefighters from 15 companies battled the blaze.

Pittsburgh Edward Jones

Roanoke Office Sets 3B 2B 1B Beer Prices for Dining Venues

The Roanoke District Office of Price Administration released Revised Order 6 1 under General Order 50 setting maximum beer prices at retail for 2500 eating and drinking establishments in northern and western Virginia. Prices reflect new wholesale costs after RMPR 259. 3B 2B and 1B classifications affect common prices and brand premiums. A meeting for Winchester and Frederick County retailers will be announced.

Roanoke District Virginia Roanoke War Price and Rationing Boards Office of Price Administration Wll Winchester Frederick County

Injuries From Fall Fatal To Mrs. Bowman

Mrs. Ella B. Bowman of the Hayfield area Frederick County died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital age 74 after a fall at her home on Friday December 29. She fractured her hip and leg and lay on the ground until a neighbor summoned aid. She was a lifelong member of Mount Olive United Brethren Church near Hayfield and widow of Jackson Bowman. Funeral services will be held at Mount Olive Church with Rev. L. C. Messick and Rev. E. B. Smith officiating. Pallbearers named H A Snapp E Dean Adams Ernest Adams William H Clowser O C Clowser Luther Larrick.

Ella B. Bowman Hayfield Frederick County Jackson Bowman Winchester Memorial Hospital Bowman John H Sarah E. Larrick Verna Richard Indiana Mount Olive Parlett Gainesboro L. C. Messick E. B. Smith Albin H. A. Snapp E. Dean Adams Ernest Adams William H

What The Prophets Say About Hitler booklet offer

An information bureau advertises PROPHECIES a booklet predicting wartime events and human destiny. Readers can order for ten cents postpaid by mailing name address and payment to the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington DC. The text also includes a soldiers passes query with War Department note on discretionary limits.

Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington D.C

Chinese Baby Born Aboard Ship Under Fire in Transit

A 24-day-old Chinese girl named Yu-Hai-Hu was born prematurely aboard a ship under Japanese air attacks during a China Burma India war evacuation to Venezuela. Navy doctors saved the mother and baby without an incubator as passengers and crew endured casualties and danger.

San Pedro Calif China Burma India Yu-Hai-Hu Yu Shih

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bethany Circle American Legion Auxiliary Robert Y. Conrad Post North Washington Street Lions Club Golden Glow Century Club Sophie Baker Women's Missionary Society of Church of Christ South Cameron Street Rebekah Association Odd Fellane Trail Winchester Aerie No Fraternal Order of Eagles North Loudoun Street Gray Ladies In Council Chamber Kiwanis Club Golden Glow Coffee Shop Elks Club Jewish Woman's Club Odd Fellows Hall Helen Brown Harold Brown Northfield Mass Ens Harold Lucas Coast Guard Norfolk Virginia Lucas Wall North Ave Miss DeHart Miss Haines Charlotte DeHart Gwendolyn Haines Jane Cary Lindsay Nancy Davis R. E. Davis Berryville Fox den Millwood Miss Lindsay Miss Davis Ruby Davis Nancy Jane Wolfe Joyce Davis Virginia Armstrong John Tucker Lindsay Ewing Dance Studio Ewing Studio of Dance Art Miss Ewing Miss Aulick Dorothy Ewing Mary Katherine Aulick Charles Cole Jr Bobby Conrad Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Robert Y. Conrad Elizabeth Massie Swaves Joseph Massie Amherst Street Mr. Byrd Mr. Page South Carolina Thomas Byrd Nelson Page Charleston S. C Greenbriar Messrs Winfield Scott, Jr Greenbriar Military School Augusta Military Academy Cathets George Snarr, Jr Jenny Pete Pappas Donald Larrick George Williams Richard Duncan Bigelow Thomson John Jackson Janney Lupton McSherry Lupton George School Philadelphia Allen Bond Str St. James School Hagerstown Flood John Heber Flood Joseph Massie, Jr Brooks’ Pharmacy Huntsberryc Frent Roya W. H. McIntosh William H. McIntosh William Henry, Jr Memorial Hospital Philip Williams Iowa Ottumwa J. G John Stribling Mr. Harrison Nesbitt Harrison Nesbitt Lynchburg Winfield Scott v Missionary Society of Church of Christ Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of Christ M. H. Ebersole Cameron Street Jewish Woman’s Club Jane P.T. A Capon Bridge Wake Island McGuire William McGuire Sheila Rockeville William Payne Capt. Payne Pacific Theater of Operations Winston Lindsay Fort Defiance Gaunt Main Valley Ave Mas. Gilpin Heads Fasic-Tipton Co Selby Lovett Brothers Meuthe River Cpl J. K. Armel National Avenue Cpl. Armel 8Rd Division Armel Pfc Bill Glaize Hitler Sesa War Department Baker’s Drug Store Court House FBI Sally Sears Boston Society Holt Greensboro N. C FBL International Soundphoto the Commercial & Savings Bank The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C. B. Smalts & Son Miller Bros Cather and Moling Daily Crossword Earth Arabia Scandinavia Simtat Igia
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