Winifred Yost Weds Gustava Bornscheurer in City Ceremony
Miss Winifred Yost married Mr. Gustava Bornscheurer at the groom's home on West Lorraine Avenue. The 3:30 p.m. ceremony was officiated by Rev. T. J. Lambert with Miss Lois Yost as maid of honor. The couple plans a wedding trip to Ocean City and will live in Baltimore. Personal attendees from Winchester included Misses Jane S. Cather Reba Snarr Mrs Ruth Talbert Yost and Dr E C Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Yost
Gustava Bornscheurer
Born
Baltimore
Ocean City
Winchester
Jane S. Cather
Reba Snarr
Ruth Talbert Yost
Harold Forman
E. C. Yost
Engagement of Rosalie Merrill to Lieut Woodland Announced
Mrs. Preston Noland of Richmond and Williamsburg announces the engagement of her daughter Rosalie Merrill to Lieut H Thomson Woodland United States Navy Reserve son of the late Theodore M Woodland of West Orange New Jersey Miss Noland, a Foxcroft School graduate, has lived in New York and is related to Miss Charlotte Noland and Mrs James M Ball Jr Woodland, a Morristown School and Princeton graduate, is on active duty in the Canal Zone The wedding is planned for August at Foxcroft School garden in Middleburg Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Noland
Richmond
Williamsburg
Rosalie Merrill
H. Thomson Woodland
Theodore M. Woodland
West Orange
N. J
American Legion Auxiliary To Meet Monday Night
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. Robert T. Barton’s home on South Washington Street Monday at seven thirty. Officers will be nominated and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert T. Barton
South Washington Street
Jack and Jill School to Open This Fall
The Jack and Jill School will open September first with Mrs. Andrew Babb in charge assisted by Mrs. John Jones. The following children are enrolled for the fall term Susan Stine Jackie Crenshaw David Lewis Godfrey Miller Joey Taylor Stanley Barr George Halvosa Sunny Jones Bobby Novick Sally Brown Lonzo Jones George Elliot Bill Harbaugh and Mary Crisman Mrs. B F Line is the guest of her sister in Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Jill
Andrew Babb
John Jones
Susan Stine
Jackie Crenshaw
David Lewis
Godfrey Miller
Joey Taylor
Stanley Barr
George Halvosa
Sunny Jones
Bobby Novick
Sally Brown
Lonzo Jones
George Elliot
Bill Harbaugh
Mary Crisman
Victory Exchange Moves to New Location
The Victory Exchange thanks Mr. J. H. Henry for use of his West Boscawen street building which provides ample space for their goods. Since relocating the business has grown with items including children books clothing shoes china glass community Silver and more. If you have not visited you are missing out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Exchange
J. H. Henry
West Boscawen Street
Udell Long Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mr. Udell Long has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital after a major operation. Miss Rhoda Fletcher, a government employee in Washington, spent last weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Fletcher in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Wenzel
Pennsylvania
Glenda Sawyer
Paul Hovermale
Washington, D. C
Marie Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Johnson
Gore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Udell Long
Rhoda Fletcher
Washington
Mrs. Holmes Fletcher
Mine Picketing Interferes With Steel Mill Work
Pittsburgh reports on a twelfth day of a coal miners strike with about 100000 idle from 521000. Picketing at captive mines continues after a Brownsville mass meeting. District leaders expect clarity next Sunday and normal work by Tuesday with overtime urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Virginia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Brownsville
United Mine Workers
B. C. Canon
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators’ Association
Frank Hughes
UMW
Greensburg
John L. Lewis
Ickes
Hiram G. Batcheller
War Production Board
Berryville Social News Notes Furloughs and Hospital Visits
Berryville Virginia reports visiting family events as Corp Maur ice F Wisecarver Jr furloughs from Camp Swift Texas and Mr Phillips Lee plans to return to Washington this weekend. Mary Ann Davis returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital but is readmitted for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, Va
Maurice F. Wisecarver
Corp
Maurice F. Wisecarver, Jr
Camp Swift
Texas
Mr. Phillips Lee
Washington
Berryville
Nellie
Homie Lee
Buckmarsh Street
Berryville Social Notes Include Military Moves and Guests
Ensign Meade Dorsey left for Yorktown for duty. Postholders and families, including the Polhamus and Bowen families, hosted relatives from Washington DC, Clarke county, Shenandoah Junction, and Kentucky. Pvt Rice W Levi Jr visited his parents in Berryville on furlough. several locals await relocations or induction. The Chamber of Commerce moved July Fourth events to July 12 at Grace Church Parish House. Cadet Hampson Digges resumed studies at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Rice W. Levi, Jr
Berryville
Rice W
Beyville Chamber of Commerce
Grace Episcopal Church
Hampson Digges
J. C. Digges
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blacks
Wartime Household Guidance on Linen and Textiles
Wartime notices urge careful use of electric appliances and fabrics as shortages persist. Household linens like sheets and towels are rationed with emphasis on military needs, favoring standard sizes and basic colors, while specialty items are limited or redirected to war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continent
Iles
Whitacre Family News and Local Happenings in Ebenezer
Ebenezer Virginia notes mention visits by Miss Mary Jo Clark and Miss Dorothy Whitacre and Ina Whitacre with Pansy and Viola Clark. A. C. Whitacre remains ill with little improvement while D. S. Miller and Marvin Miller harvest for M. A. Whitacre. Eagle shot by Harry Lafollette Jr.. other locals visited and showers blessed the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
A. C. Whitacre
Mary Jo Clark
Williams
Dorothy
Ina Whitacre
Pansy
Viola Clark
D. S. Miller
Marvin Miller
M. A. C. Whitacre
A. C.itacre
J. R.itacre
Cecil Whitacre
Gore
D. S. Whitacre
Capon River
Mary Whitacre
R. P. Anderson
Delbert Whitacre
Bank Closing Notices for July 5 1943 War Holidays
Banks announce closure on Monday July 5 1943 as a wartime holiday. Paper maturities due that day may be paid Tuesday July 6. Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank Johns L Sloat cashier and Union Bank of Winchester Harold G Brown cashier note the shift. Farmers and Merchants National Bank J H Yost cashier also closed July 5 with payments on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
John L Sloat
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
Harold G. Brown
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Plenty of Fight Left In Reich Despite Reverse
London reports that despite four years of war Germany still has fight left but faces a production decline. Steel output fell from 25 million tons in January 1942 to 89.5 percent of that peak by May, oil reserves are tight, and synthetic fuel and rubber production consume vast power. Locomotives and plane output also show weakness as RAF damage and resource limits bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
R. E. Bullelle
London
Germany
RAF
Moehne
Eder
Italy
Rumania
Ersat
Local Notes From Mt Pleasant Virginia
Mt Pleasant Virginia dispatch notes social visits church events and club meetings. Clara Bunner aunt from Winchester visited family. Home Demonstration Club met at Will Lamps with Sprouse presenting slip covers. Next meeting at Hilda Milhons in July. Ray Allamong and Kate Allamong visited John and Mrs Perry. Lula Lineburg ill. U B Church Sunday services planned. Marguerite Windle of Washington DC visited Edison Fawcett family. Holnes Rosenberger spent weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Emily
Clara Bunner
Winchester
and Rosenberger
Methodist Sunday School
Home Demonstration Club
Will Lamp
Miss Sprouse
Hilda Milhon
Ray Allamong
Kate Allamong
John Perry
Lula Lineburg
U. B
Christian Endeavor
Marguerite Windle
Washington, D. C
Edison Fawcett
Fawcett
Holnes Rosenberger
Germany and Italy Military Output Report
Monthly output shows 1700 to 2100 for Germany with two thirds as defense fighters. Italian production drops from 1200 to 600 700. Reich tanks 600 to 1000 monthly, down from last year. Submarine production improves with 25 to 29 launched monthly, vs 16 to 19 last year, aided by Allied defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosalie Noland
H. T. Woodland
Charlotte Noland
Middleburg
James M. Ball, Jr
City
Foxcroft School
C. Edgar Koontz, Jr
Koontz Parets
C. Edgar Koontz
West Pall Mall Street
Koontz
Navy
Corpus Christie
Tex
Naval Research Laboratory
Daniel Stickley
Strasburg
George Hick
Lester Benner
Trone
Earl Hines and Son
Ganotown, W. Va
Oliver Wisecarver
Camp McCoy
Wis
Maude Wisecarver
Fairview Avenue
Kenneth Heine
The
Virginia Pharmaceutical School
Carol Funkhouser
Justin Funkhouser
Waterford
Carol
Dunlap
Charlie Dunlap
Charlie Levi
J. W. Frye
New York
Sue Dailey
North Kent Street
Paul Hunter
Charlottesville
Laura Edmonds
Woodstock
Mrs. Ritenour
Robert
Richard
Sharon Omps
Russell Lupton
Pfc
Allen Legge
Fort Devens
Mass
Mrs
Clark Legge
National Avenue
C. W. Hardesty
Martinsburg
Ada Hardesty
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberry
Gaunt’s.drug Store
Jack and Jill School
B. F. Line
M.C. Garvin
America
Elizabeth Sprouse
Raymond Hoover
Loudoun Street
Ladies Aid
Congregational Christian Church
Ladies Aid of
Harry Nelson
Richard Avenue
Girl's Athletic Association
Wyatt Richard
Capitol Theatre
Carl Campbell
Margaret Sullivan
Ebner Summel
Mary Ann Davis
R. E. Davis
Bell
Thes Stores
Front Royal
Ensign Meade Dorsey
Yorktown,ee
Uty
Clinton M. Polhanua
A. J. Kean
Robert E. Stewart
Clarke County
Cabell Tapscott
Shenandoah Junction
Polhamuses
Mary Polhamus
Alexandria
Kitty Polhamus
Round Hill
Kathryn Bowling
Ashland
Mary Kennedy
William W. Shackleford
Mt. Jackson
Shackleford
Camp Lee
Army
William Blythe
Will Hardesty
Medina, N. Y
Charles Gregory
Gertrude
Virginia Lewis
Culpeper
F. L. Ayler
Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Northern Ireland
Osnaburg
Boyce & Clarke County
Barbara Bale
Beverly Hills
Cal
Independance
J. H. Yost
Main'St
Hitler
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Timberlake
Hamburg
Moling and Cather
Millers Hardware
Sherwin-Williams
Call Service Department
Reddy Kilowatt
Northern Virginia
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