Lutheran Council Sets Workers Meeting in Winchester
The National Lutheran Council schedules over 400 conferences in the United States to fund the $10 million Lutheran World Action appeal for relief and rehabilitation in Europe and Asia. A Winchester Workers' Conference will be held as part of the effort. Rev. B. D. Castor of Mt. Jackson Virginia is named chair with a six to twelve person local lay group to discuss church plans. Brief talks cover European reconstruction orphan missions and refugee aid.
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Gir Council
United States
Europe
Asia
Winchester
B. D. Castor
United Lutheran Church
Mt. Jackson
National Lutheran Council
Lutheran World Action Appeal
Lutheran World Action
Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed in Page Four
The page lists quiz answers including items such as Mysogynist and False statements. It includes a question about the concluding line of an Act or scene, and references to Washington D.C. a Lizard Ethiopian Astronomy and a note on red coloring matter.
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Washington, D. c
Medical Forum Hears Neonatal Incubator Advances
Dr Neale named moderator for Town Meeting in Friday night program at Sarah Zane Hall. The article details a new portable glass top incubator tested by Underwriters Laboratories and deployed by a hospital, emphasizing automatic heat control, oxygen safety, and mobile use in ambulances. It notes benefits for premature babies and parental access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Memorial Hospital
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
March of Dimes Dance To Aid Infantile Paralysis Drive
Local march of dimes drive proceeds include a Winchester Armory dance on January 30 chaired by Gus Bornscheuer. Admission is 1.80 dollars with tax. Half of contributions stay locally to aid afflicted children, the rest supports the National Foundation for epidemic education and aid.
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Lions Club
Stephens City
March of Dimes
Winchester Armory
Gus Bornscheuer
The
National Foundation For Epidemic Aid
Schumacher
Premature in Nursery Spurs incubator purchases
The article notes growing use of incubators at the local hospital and expects more purchases as they have proven useful. It discusses classifications for premature babies weighing two and a half to five and a half pounds and asserts improved care and outcomes with incubator use.
C S Bank Directors Reelect. Adds Two New Members
C and S Bank stockholders reelect a slate of directors for the coming year led by Dr Charles A Anderson and Howell M Bond with two new members C Fred Brumback and Grover Teets joining. Judges of Election D Bruce Haines and E W Braithwaite. other officials listed. The bank reports more safe deposit boxes and a night depository to meet demand plus other improvements.
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New York
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Charles A. Anderson
Howell M. Bond
Fred S. Boyd
Ray H. Duncan
Joseph H. Punkhouser
E. A. Humston
Llewellyn Jackson
H. 8. Larrick
Charles P. McVicar
H. C. Sheetz
R. Bruce Slonaker
E. M. Steele
John I. Sloat
Messrs
D. Bruce Haines
E. W. Braithwaite
Bank to Celebrate 31 Years in Its Own Building
On March 6 1947 the Commercial and Savings Bank marks thirty one years in its own building. A contract for full interior redecoration has been let. Directors will meet Friday to organize for 1947 naming a president and officers. Trusted staff including John R. Gano and others will continue and be augmented during the year.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Banking House
John R. Gano
Sadie Hamrick
Carl G. Brown
Pearl Brown
Fay Marker Miller
Roscoe Edwards
Edith May Whitmore
Helen V. Stultz
Ronald Keith Ritter
Zelda Madigan
William A. Cupp
Bank Stockholders Hear Shenandoah Brown Report
Shenandoah Brown opened the stockholders meeting noting for the first time in 26 years no President's address by Mr. R Gray Williams who died July 24 1946. He cited the bank’s 81st anniversary and record deposits and assets while stressing sound liquid condition.
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Brown
R. Gray Williams
Williams
F&M Bank Holds Stockholders Meeting Without Kinzel
The first stockholders meeting in years notes Kinzel’s absence while praising his service. The report details a good year with rising deposits and over 35 000 added to surplus and profits for bank improvements. Directors planned ongoing quarters improvements to better serve customers.
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Kinzel
Bank closes annual meeting with praise for staff and board
The article details a bank's annual stockholders meeting with high commendation for President Dr L M Allen and the board of directors. It lists bank personnel and records the election of new directors and officers. It also notes a Q&A section about fashion book publication history in the United States from 1830 onward.
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Dr. Allen
Harry E. Ridgeway
Claude M. Grim
Donald Mcadden
G. Frank Butsler
Frank Loy
Blanche E. Noonan
Faunce J. Moers
W. Norman Garber
Margaret A. Kern
W. Eugene Adams
Wilbur M. Feltner
Robert Fuller
Mary G. Hershberger
Goldie L. Brown
Louise F. Givens
Helen Hodgson
Jean Carpenter
Maxine B. Petrie
June Hicks
Marion Kiracofe
Olga B. Snider
Bette Sullivan
Jane D. Jolley
Isabel McC. Caulkin
Dr. L. M. Allen
B. Beverley Byrd
Lee O. Dick
John D. Glover
Paul M. Haldeman
Joseph L. Kalbach
J. Thomas Kremer
C. L. Nicodemus
Ray Robinson
F. Grovewhite
S. M. A. Godey
Philadelphia
Ebenezer Butterick
England
France
New Slim Design Pattern 4983 for Women’s Sizes 34 to 50
Pattern 4983 offers easy sewing with illustrated instructions and a slim design. Size 36 requires 318 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents to Pattern Dept New York for the pattern and its completed details. Just out a Spring Adams Pattern Book adds a free pattern and fashions for the family.
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Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Death of Sheridan A. Luttrell at 78 in Kernstown
Sheridan A. Luttrell 78 native of Frederick county died at his daughter's Kernstown home after a lingering illness. Born January 27, 1869 he was the son of the late James and Martha Luttrell and survived by his widow Emma Heflin and two sons Thurman and Norman and two daughters Ethel Ritter and Daisy Triplett. Funeral services will be held Thursday from Kernstown at 1 PM, with burial at Chestnut Grove Methodist church cemetery.
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Sheridan A. Luttrell
Frederick County
Ethel Ritter
Kernstown
James
Martha Catlett Luttrell
Emma _ Heflin
Thurman Luttrell
Washington, D. C
Norman Luttrell
Falls Church
Daisy Triplett
Markham
Ritter
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Gainesboro
E. C. Day
Stephens City
Boyd Unger
Lee Bennett
John Clayton
Lewis Willie V. Fries
Claude Carper
Hudson
Cecil Bailey
Wood Baker
Delegates Clash Over School Funds Increase Debate
Delegates ordered five bills and moved to take up the school funds measure. Clarke County's E Blackburn Moore opposed an added 1.5 million dollars approved by the House committee. Nelson County's Robert Whitehead urged adoption, citing Comptroller figures showing 740 thousand more in the general fund for July to December.
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E. Blackburn Moore
Clarke County
House Committee On Schools and Colleges
Clarke
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Whitehead
Court Refutes Union Strike Rhetoric and Upholds Fines
In defense arguments, Clark admits the scale of penalties reflects the injury caused and the union's ability to pay. He argues that the government sustained huge potential losses from a coal strike, while the nation’s tax and industrial damage would amount to billions.
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Lewis
Clark
Goldsborough
Supreme Court to rule on coal mine strike dispute
Clarke urged the Supreme Court to act after Lewis called off the strike. Miners remain ordered to work through March 31 as the government defends its wartime seizure of coal mines. Clark argued the government seeks to uphold its authority and prevent irreparable injury, while denying rights infringement.
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Supreme Court
Lewis
Clark
United States
Sale Notice At Kernstown Virginia Items For Auction
Lat January 18 at 1 p m in Kernstown Virginia a sale lists household and kitchen furniture sewing machine electric clock radio garden tools banjo washing machine rugs chairs cedar chest china closets large tent 22 by 10 range stove dishes and other items to be auctioned.
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Kernstown
Savage
Singer
Oliver Standard
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Pernt Oet
John W. Rosenberger
Dr. Neal
Neale
Virginia
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Medical College of Virginia
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Henrico County
Johns Hopkins
Augusta County
Public Health Service
State Department of Health
Sarah Zane Hall
Frederick County Board of Agriculture
Frederick Home Demonstration Clubs
Frederick
Conrad-Hoover Post American Legion
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Civic League
Junior Board of Trade
American Association of University Women
Quota Club
Kiwanis Club
Cushman Motor Bikes
Cushman Motor Sales
S. Loudoun St
c/o Molden Electric Co
Good Records Nol
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Holland
Australia
Norway
Switzerland
Sweden
Rhodes Drug CO
Boscawen and
Braddock Streets
C&s Bank
Philco
General Electric
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E. Boscawen St
Shenandoah
Clifford D. Grim
P. W. Boyd
Nancy B. Lodge
William H. Lawrence, Jr
J. Curtis Fray
Leonard B. Sirbaugh
Allen Bond
W. E. Bridgeforth
C. Brooks
F&m Bank
Victor
Tyler
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun St
Anne Adams
Mr. Luttrell
Delegae C. C. Louderback
Page County
UMW
Stonewall Board
L & Bargain Store
Cameron St
Capitol
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
All Models Woods Radio
Amherst St
Chapman Motor CO
Jones
Some
WINC
Pine Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
ADAM
Lae Crampton
N. Loudoun St
Newberry Building
H. P
Ford Motors
Ford
Khra
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Handley School
W. D. Humphrey
Roy Duvall & Son Auctioneers
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
P. E. Dennis & Son
Roy Duvall
J. M
H. W. Murphy & Son
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