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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
8
Miss Kern Hosts A A W Fellowship Meeting
The American Association of University Women chapter will hold its monthly Fellowship Meeting on Saturday January 12 at 3 pm. Mrs Herbert Larrick will preside. Hostess Miss Mary Kathrine Kern will welcome guests at 125 South Cameron Street with assistance from Mrs Loring Woore Mrs Robert G Hocker and Mrs William B Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Larrick
Mary Kathrine Kern
South Cameron Street
Kern
Loring Woore
Robert G. Hocker
William B., Kern
Dinner honoring past president Zirkle by Girls Athletic Association
The 1945 Girls Athletic Association dinner at Tokes’ honored past president Mrs Godfrey Zirkle. Kathryn Sullivan entertained earlier, and Zirkle received an engraved spoon pin. Members listed include Zirkle Sullivan Sencindiver Timberlake Summel Boyd Grove Burke Campbell Crisman. Lieutenant-Commander George William Cooper U S N Medical Corps visited North Cameron Street. he serves as a surgeon at the Naval Base Hospital Norfolk. Brown J Lovett Jr and wife welcomed a son Bradley Rhodes at Winchester Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Lovett recently discharged from the Navy. Ernest Windle, visiting Winchester, has returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Girls Athletic Association
Tokes
Godfrey Zirkle
Kathryn Sullivan
Zirkle
Lucille Sencindiver
T. F. Timberlake
Ebner Summel
Marshall Boyd
Robert Grove
Raymond Burke
Jean Campbell
Wesley Crisman
George William Cooper
U. S. N., Medical Corps
Grover C. Cooper
North Cameron Street
Cooper
Naval Base Hospital
Norfolk
Brown J. Lovett, Jr
Bradley Rhodes
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Local Residents Return From Delaware Weekend
Mr and Mrs William Sager and guests Kenneth Clevenger Irene Miller and Mrs Harry Wilson visited Wilmington Delaware weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Keiser and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sager
Kenneth Clevenger
Irene Miller
Wilmington
Delaware
Oee Keiser
Harry Wilson
Adults Lead Sunday Evening Service at Gainesboro Church
The Gainesboro church adult group will lead the Sunday evening service on January 13 at 7 p m. J W McIlwee is named as the leader for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
J. W. McIlwee
Mrs Sprenkle Heads Old Frederick Town Garden Club
Mrs P H Sprenkle of 334 West Cecil Street was elected president of the Old Frederick town Garden Club at a meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs Dailey Slonaker's home on Courtfield Avenue. Officers named include Mrs Harold Brown as vice president Mrs Herbert Larrick as secretary and Mrs Wilbur Krise as treasurer. Lantern slides of historic Virginia homes and gardens were shown before tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Sprenkle
West Cecil Street
Old
Double Frame sisters wed in successive ceremonies
Two sisters Ruth Maxine Frame and Vernie Alice Frame of Cross Junction married in a December double ceremony at Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish Albin. Ruth wed Ernest Sharp Jr. and Vernie Alice to Cecil Ray Patrick. A separate note reports Vaneta Jane Hottel and Maynard Purcell McKee wed December 29 in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Maxine Frame
Vernie Alice Frame
Cross Junction
Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish
Albin
E. B. Smith
Maxine Frame
Ernest Sharp, Jr
Ernest Sharp
Cecil Ray Patrick
George S. Patrick
J. S. Duckwall
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Vaneta Jane Hottel
Harry F. Hottel
Clearbrook
Maynard Purcell McKee
Robt. McKee
East Piccadilly Street
Winchester
Rest W. 8. C. S. Meeting Set for January 12
The W. B. S. C. S. of Rest Church will hold their January meeting Friday at 8 p m at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Snapp. It is the first gathering of the year under new officers and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8S. C. S. of Rest Church
Two Ex-Soldiers Charged in Police Chief Slaying
Two former servicemen from Westernport Maryland were charged with murder in the killing of Police Chief Charles E Dornan 72 of Piedmont West Virginia after a scuffle at a Piedmont establishment. The suspects Aldin Fazenbaker 23 and Russell H Michael 23 fled across the Potomac River Bridge to Westernport where Michael’s relative Edward Moran surrendered them to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Westernport
Allegany County
Charles E. Dornan
Piedmont
W. Va
Vernon E. Rankin
Mineral County
Dornon
Aldin Fazenbaker
Russell H. Michael
Fazen
Michael
Middletown Bank Stockholders Meet
The Middletown State Bank reported a record year ending December 31 1945 with deposits up over 200000 to 679581.03 and net earnings about twelve percent. Six percent dividends were paid. M H Rhodes reelected president. directors and officers were reaffirmed and reorganized for 1946.
Edmunds Joins Bank of Clarke County Staff in Berryville
Arthur H. Edmunds is appointed to the Bank of Clarke County staff in Berryville Virginia. He is a World War II veteran who served in the 1944 Normandy D‑Day campaign and earned the Bronze Star. He and Mrs Gloria Longerbeam Edmunds plan to live on South Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Arthur H. Edmunds
Bank of
Clarke County
Roy E. Potts
Nannie T. Edmunds
McKinney
Dinwiddie County
Gloria Anne Longerbeam
Sunnyside-McKinney High School
Edmunds
South Church Street
GIs Demand Fast Demobilization at Hawaii Mass Meeting
At Hickam Field Honolulu 10000 soldiers urged Congress to speed up demobilization. Lt Gen John R Hodge answered questions as five members of a Congressional committee studying Hawaii statehood listened. The resolution calls for four points: discharge by March 20 after two years service, restore Sept 2 discharge point system, cut the monthly discharge score by 10, and end essential classifications for discharge eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequl
Korea
War Department
John R. Hodge
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hickam Field
Congress
Boyington Weds Blonde. Stuns Brunette Survivor
Hollywood reports Lt. Col. Gregory Boyington, famed Marine air ace, wed Frances Baker the blonde bride after a rapid romance. The brunette claimant says he jilted her, while Boyington calls his overseas nerves to blame for the drift. The couple honeymooned amid claims from the former rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Pappy” Boyington
Frances Baker
Pappy
Gregory Boyington
Marine Corps
Malcolmson
Mrs Shumaker Dies In Hospital In Wardensville
Mrs. Eila Lineburg Shumaker of Wardensville West Virginia died Wednesday at 1 15 A M in Winchester Memorial Hospital from complications. She is survived by her husband and several children from a prior marriage along with siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian Church in Wardensville with interment in Wardensville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eila Lineburg Shumaker
Thomas Shumaker
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
C. L. Godlove
Ralph Robinson Stephenson
William F. Fisher
Clearbrook
Curtis Robinson
John Braithwaite
Charles Town
Luther Lineburg
Capon Springs
Presbyterian Church
Surgery Today May Determine If Italian Lad Will See Again
Eight year old Gianfranco Cabbia, blinded when a German cavalry horse kicked him in 1944, faced a hopeful operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Alan C Woods and Dr J S Guyton of the Wilmer Eye Institute prepared to perform the procedure to restore sight. The boy was brought to the United States by friends from the 88th Infantry Division who contributed 3,500 dollars for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gianfranco Cabbia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Alan C. Woods
J. S. Guyton
Wilmer Eye Institute
Hopkins
88Th Infantry Division
O Sullivans Employees Rally for War Memorial Drive
Officials of the War Memorial Association report three shifts at the O Sullivans Rubber Co plant on Valley Pike will halt operations to collect bonds and cash for Winchester and Frederick County's War Memorial Fund. Lions Club volunteers will visit at 9 am 3 pm and 11 pm to reach each shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial Association
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Valley Pike
Winchester
Frederick County
Lions Club
O’sullivan's
Grant Pollock
O’sullivan’s
R B Smith Jr Elected To Bank Board At Ber ryville
The First National Bank of Berryville elected Richard B. Smith Jr farmer and orchardist to its Board of Directors at its annual meeting on January 8. Other directors named include J Edward Thoma Alfred Kerfoot Ralph M Ware and A B Hummer. The bank reported assets of 1 637 000 up 309 000 from the prior year and a 8 percent dividend was paid in 1945 with capital surplus and undivided profits totaling 122 000. Officers elected were J E Thoma Chairman Ralph M Ware President Alfred Kerfoot Vice President Lewis F Stolle Cashier Norman C Scott Assistant Cashier Leona C Krouse Dorothy C Shenk Mary 8S Longerbeam and Phyllis Barick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown State Bank
M. H. Rhodes
Herbert Manuel
FE. M. Fank
Herbert S. Larick
E. M. Funk
E. Linden Humback
E. R. Sp
Berryville
First National Bank of
Richard B. Smith, Jr
J. Edward Thoma
Alfred Kerfoot
Ralph M. Ware
A. B. Hummer
Hugh N. Ritter
D. Burtner
Leonard H. Bell
A. C. Buckley
Richard B. Smith
J. E. Thoma
Lewis F. Stolle
Norman C. Scott
Armed Forces
Leona C. Krouse
Teller
Dorothy C. Shenk
Mary 8S
Longerbeam
Phyllis Barick
Winchester ministers urge unity and peacemaking worldwide
Attendance at the Winchester Ministerial Association service reached about 46 00 with under 100 at a union prayer service. Rev Filickinger urged active church participation and praised global Christian unity as 800 million faithful could transform the world in a year. The Week of Prayer ends Friday at Loudoun Street Presbyterian with Rev W E Eisenberg delivering the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
Filickinger
Dean Hodges
T J Hawkins
C. H. Anderson
Tomorow
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
W. E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
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George W. Miller
George Miller
Fishburn Military School
Waynesboro
Brooks’ Pharmacy
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Whichester & Front Royal, Va
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G. A. A. Council
Lt. Comdr. Cooper
Mrs. Lovett
Ernest Windle
Cc. B
Smalts & Son
National Avenue
McKee-Hottle
Florida
E. H. Strowbridge
Ruby Milburn
Welltown Pike
Russell McCormick
Dale
Martinsburg
Miami
Silver Springs
Ocala
Lookout Mountain
Chatanooga
Tenn
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Middletown Bank
A. H. Edmunds
Bank of Clarke County
Wamoniis
Palace Theatre
Gaunt's Drug Store
Boyington
Brunette
Shumaker
O’sullivan Employees Support Memorial
N. Loudoun St
R.B. Smith, Jr
Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WINC
Bell
Bell Clothes Store
Winchester Front Royal
T. G. Adams Esso
Glastonbury
Wrights
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Winchester Furniture CO
Loudoun Street
Northern Virginia Power CO
Lovett Bros
Selby
Lovett Brothers
Staunton, VA
the Flower Shop
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