Community Club and Church Meetings Slated All Day
Calendar lists 12 30 luncheon for Lions at Golden Glow. Faith Lippard Circle at Grace Lutheran. Junior pich of Hospital at Nurses Home. Century Club with Carrie Hunter. W S C S groups at two homes. Ever Ready Bible Class at J H Lowden home. Von Born Circle on Stonewall Avenue. Eagles at 211 North Loudoun. Kiwanis at Golden Glow. Ladies Aid Ebenezer. District Nurse Association near Court House. Junior Century Club on Amherst Street. Boyce Y W C A at Methodist. Elks Club evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Golden Glow
Faith Lippard
Grace Lutheran Church
Harry Schmidt
South Washington Street
Junior Pich
Nurses’ Home
Century Club
Carrie Hunter
Stephenson Methodist Church
Omps
Montague Avenue
Robert Payton
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lowden
R. P. Yount
Stonewall Avenue
Kiwanis Club
Ladies Aid
Ebenezer Church
R. P. Anderson
District Nurse Association
Court House
Junior Century Club
F. L. Glaize, Jr
Amherst Street
Boyce W. C
T. A
Methodist Church
Boyce
Elks Club
Clubs and Societies Meet This Week in Winchester
A busy schedule lists the Century Club with Miss Carrie Hunter on South Washington Street at 4 PM Tuesday, the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital meeting Tuesday at 3 30 PM, the Woman's Society of Mountague Avenue Church meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs. Robert Peyton's home, and the Junior Century Club gathering Wednesday at 3 30 PM hosted by Mrs. Fred L. Glaize Jr with Major Rodney Taylor as guest speaker. Extra events include the Ever Ready Bible Class meeting Tuesday at 8 PM with Valentine reminders, the District Nurse Association assembling Wednesday at 3 PM near the Court House, and the Ebenezer Ladies Aid meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. R. P. Anderson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Carrie Hunter
Washington ‘Street
Mary
Aena
Junior Auxiliary Co Hospital
Junior Auxiliary of
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Montague Church
Woman’s Society of
Montague Avenue Church
Robert Peyton
Glaize Ave
Roy Dellinger
Junior Century Club
F. L. Glaize, Jr
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Amherst Street
Rodney Taylor
Winchester
Lowden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lowden
West Boscawen Street
Joseph Hodgson
Katherine Conner
District Nurse Association
Court House
Ebenezer Ladies Aid
Ebenezer Ladies Aid Society
R. P. Anderson
Gore
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Opequon
Woman’s Auxiliary
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Anna V. Campbell
C. A. McDonald
Community group notices and a furlough report
Local church circles schedule meetings for Boyce W C T U Opequon Auxiliary Faith Lippard Circle Von Bora Circle and Stephenson W S C S plus a furlough visit from Samuel Rhodes S 2 c Samp son N Y to his mother on West Cork St in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rhodes
Samuel Rhodes
Sampson
N. Y
Mrs. Carson Spent Saturday In City
Mrs. A. C. Carson of Riverton Virginia visited friends in Winchester on a Saturday. Little Joe Whitlock and sister Anna Louise left for Edinburg to visit their grandmother Mrs. John Rush. Elsie Haines spent the weekend with daughter Mrs. Helen Jenkins in Washington Virginia. Thomas H. Manuel now of the Veterans Administration in Koroughton Virginia visited daughter and grandchildren in Washington. Cecil Whitlock and family spent the weekend with Sirbaugh in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
City
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Winchester
Little Joe Whitlock
Anna Louise
Edinburg
John Rush
Cecil Whitlock
East James St
Elsie Haines
Helen Jenkins
Washington, Va
Thomas H. Manuel
Veterans Administration
Koroughton, Va
Washington
Mrs. Cecil Whitlock
Iad Sirbaugh
Front Royal
Harman and Willis wed at First Baptist Church
Miss Zantha Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Willis of Opequon Virginia married Garland Harman son of Mr and Mrs F C Harman of Winchester at eight oclock Saturday evening January 29 at the First Baptist church. The couple will reside on National Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Anderson
Edwin Lillis
Raymond Corrigan
Harman
Handley High School
Winchester Steam Laundry
Army
The
Rust Construction Co
Front Royal
National Avenue
Carper Kline marriage solemnized in quiet ceremony
Miss Myrtle Kline daughter of the late J H Kline and Mrs Mary Kline of Peyton street and Mr Roy Carper son of the late Clarence and Susan N Carper of Frederick county were quietly married January 27th in the Parsonage of the Christian church with Rev S J Goode officiating. Attending were Miss Elizabeth Kaine sister of the bride Miss Madelines Meadows and Mr John Bellford all of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Meadows
John Bellford
Winchester
Patterson Heltzel Kiracofe marriage notices in local towns
Miss Irene Elizabeth Heltzel and Mr. John Patterson wed in Kerns town on Saturday night. The couple will live with the bride’s parents, farm work noted for Patterson. Also announced is the Kiracofe Townsend marriage in Texarkana Texas on January 25 with Cpl. Jesse R. Kiracofe and Marion Townsend wed at Sacred Heart Church. They will reside in New Boston Texas and plan a February furlough to visit Winchester and Frederick county before station duty at Texarkana Ordnance Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson-Heltzel
Irene Elizabeth Heltzel
Kiracofe-Townsend
Phiman
Townsend
New Boston
Texas
Marion L. Townesend
Cpl
Jesse R. Kiracofe
Ear J. R. Kiracofe
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Texarkana
Walter
Betty Lovett
Ark
Cpr
Kiracore
Winchester
Frederick County
Kiracofe
Texarka Ordnance Center
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Bly Everhart wedding announced for January fifteenth
The marriage of Miss Jean Rae Everhart and Mr. Harold C. Bly was announced by their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Everhart. The wedding occurred January 15 in this city with Dr. s. officiating.
Local social notes and travel at Winchester and area
Local residents and relatives are noted in weekend travels and events. Pvt Ralph E Lamp left for Camp Maxey Texas after a ten day furlough with his parents in Kernstown. Mrs Lee A Smith and daughter Ruby from Purcell Ave spent the weekend in Washington. Mrs J F Bly returned after visiting Mrs Clarence Funk in Strasburg. Mr and Mrs Floyd Fiddler welcome a daughter born at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Fiddler was formerly Doris Haines. G Wilson Borden and son left Winchester Memorial Hospital for Middletown Virginia. Miss Winona Paige Cadet Nurse at Winchester Memorial Hospital spent days with her parents in Fort Valley Strasburg. Miss Kitty Lou Arnold attending Mary Washington College spent weekend with Lester D Arnold. Miss Nancy Buckingham spent Saturday in Harrisonburg and joined a Madison College dance. Mr and Mrs Louis Wonder returned from ten days in New York City at the St Regis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Lamp
Camp Maxey
Texas
R. H. Lamp
Kernstown
J. F. Bly
City
Clarence Funk
Strasburg
Floyd Fiddler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fiddler
Doris Haines
Winchester
Winona Paige
Mrs
W. W. Paige
Fort Valley
Kitty Lou Arnold
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Lester D. Arnold
South Stewart Street
Mrs. Louis Wonder
New York City
St. Regis
World Food Outlook Under War Strain Warns of Shortages
Agriculture Secretary Wickard said 1944 likely not a plentiful food year for either side in the war. The United Nations should fare better than the Axis, with Russia facing famine and German occupied Europe deteriorating. Britain and China face strain, while the United States projects near maximum wartime production and stable supply through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickard
United Nations
Germany
Britain
aIn
Europe
Greece
Japan
China
United States
Russia
London to Host Tea Bowl Football Game
London announces the Tea Bowl between U S and Canadian forces on February 13. U S team to be led by Captain Frank Debrowski with Lt. Charles Eisenmann as coach. Canadian squad coached by Capt. E H Leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Charles Eisenmann
Superior
Wis
U.S
Pfc
Frank Debrowski
Erie
Canada
E. H. Leather
Civilians to Get Less Butter This Year
War Food Administration allocates 1944 butter per capita at about 12.1 pounds, down from 16.8 pounds, with 1935-39 average 16.8 and 1941 16 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Service News Briefs Highlight Promotions and Transfers
Cpl. Leo Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price of Bucetown, has been promoted to corporal after enlisting. His service address lists Main Post Office Brooklyn New York in the 542nd AAA BN. Aviation Cadet Gabriel S. Ensogna is hospitalized in San Antonio Texas receiving pre flight training after four months in Texas. Cadet Ensogna is a Handley High School graduate Class of 1938 formerly assistant manager at Southern States Lee and Winchester. Cpl. Marshal Patton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Patton, moved from New Orleans to Camp Campbell Airfield Kentucky, 1112th Quartermaster Co Serv Gp 31st Service Group Army Air Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Price
Leo W. Price
Thomas Price
Bucetown
Brucetown
BN. Sm
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gabriel Ensogna
Bernice Ensogna
Gabriel S. Ensogna
Station Hospital
San Antonio
Texas
Ensogna
Handley High School
A‘* Corps
Lee An
Marshal Patton
Luther Patton
New Orleans
Camp Campbell Airfield
1112Th Quartermaster Co
31St Service Group
Army Air Field
Camp Campbell, Ky
Floogle Street War Talk From U S Bomber Base
A war diary piece from the U S 15th air force base in Italy describes Floogle Street a coined game to pass time and tease newcomers. Soldiers swap absurd conversations and hazing rituals as a survival practice amid long waits before missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Italy
15Th Air Force
Floogle
Chow
Mess Hall
Floogie Street
Ten Cent
Scout Troop 3 Collects Scrap for Braddock Street Church
Scout Troop 3 of Braddock Street Methodist Church led by Eddie Miller collected waste tin cans on Friday. They pledged more collections as needed and broadcast an 18 minute program titled Man power For Victory with participants Gibson White, Godfrey O Rear, John Solenberger, Richard Wolfe, Mrs. Ralph Hard dy, and Ray Garrabrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Eddie Miller
Gibson White
Godfrey O’rear
Johnn Solenberger
Richard Wolfe
Ralph Haredy
Ray Garrabrandt
Jimy Rose
Gene Dicks
Treasoe Dept
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Alabama
Samuel Welch
Welch
Thelma Morehead
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Huntsberry
Boyce W. C. T. U
Charles Wilkins
Faith Lippard Circle
Red Cross
von Bora
Yount
Stonewall Ave
Roy Wicks
Stephenson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
A. L. Omps
Gaunt’s
L. Flickinger
Lee A. Smith
Ruby Smith
Purcell Ave
Washington, D. C
G. Wilson Borden
Church Street
Middletown
Nancy Buckingham
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Valentine
Valentines
Hal Boyle
Floogle Street
Air Force
Brazil
United S .S
DE Tuttle
Scout Troop
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros. Propf
Armstrong
Quaker
Johnson
Moling & Cather
Timberlake
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
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