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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
7
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Local notes report Maggie Lewis and son Kenneth visiting with daughter in Richmond hospital. Anniversary honors for FP W Artrip couple. Families from Richmond, Upperville, Gettysburg visit O C Lewis and others. Ed Lynn remains at home. Herman Lo recovering from surgery. Marjorie Lewis visits Beloit. various residents visit relatives and hosts.
Chambersville Virginia July 3 reports a list of visitors at the Pooles home including Dilbert Hite Rozella Hawkins and Russell Hawkins. Also noted are sick reports for Mrs Annie Hawkins and visits to Winchester Memorial Hospital with local residents mentioned.
The Afternoon News edition arrives late with entries from London Berlin and Rome showing deferments and adjusted timelines as the newscast traces P M in London 10 P M Berlin and 11 P M Rome.
Scraps recount social visits in Winchester and surrounding areas. Mentions Chariot Zeily Vangee, superintendent and nurse, a fall involving Mae Mary Newcom, Horace Leight visiting relatives, a death at age eighty near Brook, plus stray remarks on a Lutheran display and cherry picking.
Stephens City residents share weekend visits to Charlottesville and Washington, D C, and travels to Keyser and Baltimore. Families recall plays, birthdays, hospital recoveries, and a Lutheran church yard party planned for July 4.
Brucetowndolph Colston of Summit Point visited friends here Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Ashby Price weekended with relatives at New Market. Mr and Mrs E S Stine and granddaughter visited Mr and Mrs Purcell Stine. Charles Catlett of Baltimore spent Sunday with Hiram Catlett. Barton Canning, Harrisburg native, visited Harry McAboy. Mrs Mary Ashby near Berryville spent Sunday with oo Fisher. Ada Hollis of Martinsville attended services here Sunday. John Snapp family and Chas Snapp family from Hagerstown were guests Sunday. Mrs Hugh Brill and Robert Massey with Doris Adams spent Sunday afternoon in Martinsburg with friends.
SEYMOUR Mo July 3 A nighttime blackout was caused by an aerial raider an Ozark owl that short circuited two main power lines. The owl was killed by the collision with the ore? clarification from the article shows the owl caused the outage.
Mr and Mrs Jack DeHaven and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Orlin DeHaven Sunday evening. Visitors to Mrs John Kelly included Mr and Mrs Andy Light and son John Alan and Mr and Mrs Guy Kelly and two sons. The funeral of Lemuel Whitacre drew a large crowd on Monday. The Ladies Aid Society plans a half day picnic and yard party on Saturday July 4 at Chestnut Grove. Everyone is invited.
Cross Roads Virginia July 3 communities notice birth of a daughter at Winchester area Hospital. Mr Bagent injured a foot recently. Memorial services at Bethel church attended. Mrs Jenkins runs Bible School for children at her Twin Springs home. Sugar cited as pure energy.
Phoenix July 3 Pvt Francis B Domini of Ireland and Pvt James W Newbold of Cleveland painted murals in the day room of a Lake Field school squadron. The works portray past present and future of the air corps base with portraits of Lt Frank Luke Jr Capt Colin Whitehead Maj W L Hall and leaders Roosevelt and MacArthur.
In Winston Salem on July 3 a thief stole W. W. Hylton's overcoats from his back porch as temperatures hovered around the nineties.
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