Friday Radio Schedule Highlights From WRC-980
The schedule lists programs and air times featuring Eid Musicade Dutch Bergman Lowell Thomas Ethel and Albert Perry and many others. Notable items include Tonight at 1:00 Ethel and Albert Perry and 12:25 Raymond Swing News of The World 7:30 The Lone Stringtime 1:45 Ranger Herson in Person 10:00 Norman Condon Amos and Andy 10:15 Doctors Talk It Over 10:30 Rabbi Sports Newsreel 11:15 Hour Richard Harkness 11:45 Dreams We Came This Way and Jack Kirkwood Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel & Albert Perry
Raymond
Ranger Herson
Norman Condon
Amos
Andy
Gerstenfeld
Evans
Richard Harkness
Winchester edges Woodstock in close bowling match
Winchester narrow 1543 to 1510 win over Woodstock as Corrine Carska den and Dot Sencindiver led with 137 and 126. Woodstock scorers Charlotte Wolverton 122 and Katherine Enswiller 335 led visitors’ 563 first game. Final two games swing to Winchester led by Mabel Williams and Sencindiver with strong marks. Carskaden and Sencindiver finished with heavy counts to seal victory. Carskaden tops with 336, Sencindiver 331. Other matches include Va Woolen No.1 beating No.2 by last-game strike and Capitol Restaurant girls remaining undefeated in second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Winchester
Corrine Carska
Den
Dot Sencindiver
Charlotte Wolverton
Katherine Enswiller
Mabel Williams
Miss Sencindiver
Dot Rice
Mrs. Carskaden
Corrine Carskaden
Dorsothy Sencindiver
Woolen No. 1
Va. Woolen No. 2
Maxine Derflinger
Hazel Whitacre
Kitty Perry
Mrs. Perry
M. Kibler
C. Wolverton
K. Enswiller
D. Holtzman
A. Miller
L. Myerberg
R. Schneider
M. Williams
D. Rice
C. Carskaden
Sencindiver
Charles Streit Enlists in Navy
Charles Streit a 17 year old Winchester resident son of Arthur Streit and Mrs. Streit enlisted in the Navy through the local recruiting office last week. Born December 31 1927 he attended Handley School and has a brother George Streit and half brother Arthur Streit. He worked at A and P in Winchester before enlisting and was sworn in in Washington January 15 and sent January 25 to Bainbridge Naval Training Station for boot camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bishop Streit
Arthur F. Streit
Jessie B. Streit
Winchester
Navy
Streit
Handley School
George Gilbert Streit
Arthur Miller Streit
Standard Oil Co
North Kent Street
Charles
A. and P
Braddock Street
Washington, D. C
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Douglas School Plans Popularity Contest
The Senior class schedules a popularity contest for March 16. Contestants include Audrey Harris 9th grade Lor raine Cook 8th grade Elsie Ford 7th grade Doris Catlett 6th grade Ann Ford 5th grade Joan Eliot 4th grade with Mary Wonzer serving as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Harris
Lorraine Cook
Elsie Ford
Doris Catlett
Ann Ford
Joan Eliot
Mary Wonzer
Bowling Results and a Virginia Divorce Case
Bowling results list multiple matches with teams Capitol Restaurant Solenbergers Valley Ser vice South Bend Va. Woolen No 1 and No 2 and individuals Kitty Perry Hazel Whitacre Maxine Derflinger with scores. The second item is a circuit court notice in Frederick Virginia seeking a divorce from Nolen N Grandel on grounds of desertion for two years with publication and posting orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Restaurant
Sarah Zane
Solenbergers
Valley Service
South Bend
O'Sullivan
Kitty Perry
Hazel Whitacre
Perry
Hazel Whithe
Maxine Derflinger
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Nolen N. Grandel
Nolen N. Gradel
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
Winchester
Lee N. Whitacpe
Raymond E. Perrine
Local Women Earn Extra Red Points for Used Fats
Daily payments are offered to housewives who turn in used kitchen fats to butchers. Amid a potential fat shortage, these fats support medicines, synthetic rubber, gunpowder, soaps, paints, and other essentials for war effort. Every spoonful helps toward victory over Germany and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Rainfall totals and historical monthly averages
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour precipitation at 0.07 inches, January to date 1.89 inches, year to date 1.89 inches. The 31 year average monthly rainfall from 1913 to 1943 lists 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.
Also Mentioned on This Page
WMAL
K. C
Jptimists
Earl Godwin
M. Agronsky
Walter Kiernan
WRC
Veif
Eid Musicade
Bergman Lowell Thomas
R_Bre Brewster
Melody
1500 K
Jack Kirkwood
Broadway
Adventures of
the Thin Man
Daly and Howe
Arch McDonald’s “Moon Dial
Planned Parenthood
Good Read
P. O. Box
Chapman Motor CO
George Washington Garage
B. F. Goodrich Stores
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
Dial
Kale
Florida
Briggs
Sauer Kraut
WMC
U. S. Employment Service
Front Royal
Jack
Yndicate
Pol Lee
Blondie
U. S. Patent Office
Chic Young
Himble Theatre
Popeye
Py Sims
Zaboly
Secret Agent X-9
HIG
Robins Storm
Jonas Condo
Condo
Etta Kett
Buck Grant
Doc
Paul RO
BY Wally Biskiop
Charles Streit
Douglas School News
Capitol
ED Molden
Just
J. W. Grove
Olga Stoker
Bugs Armstrong and
Congoleum
W. B. Snider & Son
PotomacBy-Products Co
Highpers Ferry
W. Va