Miss Constance Cather Engaged To Kenneth Crisman
Miss Constance Colleen Cather, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Cather of Valley Ave Ext, is engaged to Kenneth A Crisman son of Mr and Mrs J L Crisman of Amherst Street They plan a wedding on August 19 Cather is a former Princess Winchester at the 1941 West Virginia Tomato Festival and a Handley High School graduate class of 1943 Crisman also attended Handley High and works at the post office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Colleen Cather
J. B. Cather
Valley Ave
Kenneth A. Crisman
J. L. Crisman
Amherst Street
Cather
Winchester
West Virginia
Handley High School
Crisman
Local Soldier Returns From Furlough And Visitors
Pvt James M Thomson II VU S M C spent a week with his mother Mrs Paul J Thomson before returning to Chapel Hill NC. Carroll Todd of Charlottesville visited his daughter Mrs B Christopher Stuart Jr. Mrs W W Dellinger of National Ave injured her side but is recovering. Miss Elsie Mae Louthan and Mrs William Louthan Jr returned home after a week at Smiths Park Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jackson
Camp Howze
Tex
G. A. Jackson
Gray Ave
Washington
Garland Fiddler
Fiddler
Joseph Ross
Lillian Kidwell
William Fox
Logan Massey
Carl FP. Massey
Moorefield Mission
Texas
Baton Rouge
James M. Thomson II
Paul J. Thomson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Carroll Todd
Charlottesville
B. Christopher Stuart, Jr
W. W. Dellinger
National Ave
Elsie Mae Louthan
William Louthan, Jr
Smith's Park
Cedar Creek
Wallace Must Do Some Fence Work
Vice-President Wallace returns from China to devote about two weeks to nominating effort as Roosevelt seeks a fourth term. Chicago convention steps appear set with Senator Jackson as chair and Gov Kerr as keynote. Andrews pushes for a southern running mate and free convention choice. Texas revolt leader E B Germany plans meetings for July 17 18 to press demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
China
Landow
Roosevelt
Roosevit
Chicago
Samuel D. Jackson
Indiana
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Andrews
D-Fla
E. B. Germany
Texas
Banks Asked For Statements From National Banks
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Friday, June 30. Located in Washington the directive seeks financial data to assess stability and health of the banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Commercial & Savings Bank of Virginia
The Star Offers Complete Local and World Coverage
The Star promises comprehensive reporting on local events alongside national and world news. Readers gain access to updates, analysis, and timely briefs across categories including politics, business, sports, and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Textile Workers Sign Contract in Danville Mills
Riverside and Dan River Cotton Mills employing 12 000 workers reach a new labor pact with the Textile Workers Union of America. Base pay could rise from 47.5 to 50 cents an hour if the War Labor Board approves. no-strike clause fight to be resolved by the WLB. Union members approved the agreement yesterday. Paul Robinson announced the voting outcome for Pittsylvania County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Textile Workers Union of America
Riverside
Dan River
War Labor Board
WLB
TWU
Paul Robinson
Pittsylvania County
Main Legislation To Be Deferred
Washington reports that Congress will not resume major legislative work until after Labor Day. Leaders plan a return August 1 with possible adjournments or three day recesses if no emergencies arise. House leaders Ramspec and McCormack secured Republican agreement to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Ramspec
Niine
Develos
McCormack
Dmass
Regulation Allows Deer Bear and Elk Hunting West of Blue Ridge
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries adopts a regulation permitting hunting of deer, bear, and elk in the snowless open season west of the Blue Ridge mountains. Effective September 1, 1944. Chairman WM. S. Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Richmond
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
WM. S. Snow
Neoprene Details Released to Soviet Union
DuPont disclosed full Neoprene production details to the Soviet Union without charge under a war time agreement dated 1944. The plan covers military use with free U S Government rights and no compensation to the Soviet during the war with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co
U. S
DuPont
Julius Nieuwland
Notre Dame University
Rome To Raise Historic Flag
Rome announces the flag that flew over the United States Capitol on December 8 1941 and December 11 1941 will be raised in Rome on July 4. The event commemorates the start of U S wartime actions and alliances during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
Washington
Japan
Germany
Upperville Show draws strong entries for fifty third annual event
Upperville Virginia July 3 With many entries on file the Upperville Colt and Horse Show Association prepares its fifty third annual exhibition at Grafton Farm near Upperville. Richard S Peach secretary notes top horses from Mrs George P Greenhalgh Brookmeace Farm Pohick Farm and others will compete in hunter class events along with Thoroughbreds Big Boy Portmaker Gray Simon Naswin and Prompt Payment among notable entries in heavy draft exhibitions including Ayrshire stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Alrady
Upperville Colt and Horse Show Association
Grafton Farm
Richard S. Peach
George P. Greenhalgh
Berryville
Brookmeace Farm
Pohick Farm
Big Boy
Portmaker
Greenhalgh
J. Wesley Eddell
Gray Simon
Naswin
Simon
Shawow
D. N. Lee
U. S. Randle
Troop and Claws
Secon
Ayrshire
Regulation fixes fox trapping season in Virginia
In Richmond Virginia June 23 1944 the Commission adopted a regulation fixing the fox trapping season from November 15 to January 31 with county exceptions Albemarle Buchanan Clarke Fairfax Fauquier Frederick Loudoun Nelson and Rappahannock. It also bans steel traps except on land owned or with owner consent. Game and Inland Fisheries Chairman S L Snow notes the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Albemarle
Buchanan
Clarke
Fairfax
Fauquier
Frederick
Loudoun
Nelson
Rappahannock
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Lede S. Snow
Farm Entries Highlight Butler Brothers and Noted Judges
The show features entries from Farm and Butler Brothers with judges including ee Clagett Berryville Geo Humphrey Cleveland Ohio Tony Smith New York Robert Strowbridge and Sgt Jack Prestidge Front Royal. Association officers are Dr A C Randolph president W G Fletcher vice president Joshua Fletcher manager W P Peach assistant manager and secretary.
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Constance Cather
Paul Anderson
University Hospital
Anderson
Ydme
Paul Snede
Julian Anderson
Kerr Street
Russell Holland
Leicester Street
Snedegar
Luddie Anderson
Hugh Anderson
Hayfield
Nellie Holland
Holmes Pingley
Robert
Dorman Dove
Earl Clark
Mary Ellen
Sue Ann Holland
P. F.C James Elmer Holland
Roy Anderson
Front Royal Road
A Society of Gaineboro
Aid Society of the
Gainesboro Church
Pauline Adams
Margaret McKilwee
C. H. Hale
Martha Hale
Peoria, Nl
L. S. Hale
West Cork Street
Sam Rhodes
Sampson, N. Y
F. Rhodes
Mrs. Carroll Crisman
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
T. H. Hussey
Carol
Ernest Tevalt
E. H. White
Robert White
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Gray Beverley
Bolfing Green
Jehenna Barton Nursery School
Colored Day Nursery School
Gertrude Barton Nursery School
Troop 3
Irl
Ruth Lovett
Frances Brown
Russell
Lou Ann Cather
Fifth Avenue
Winchester Colored Choral Society
Colored Day Nursery
Robert Glass
Shenandoah River
Maurertown
Glass
Roy Smith
Susie
Catonsville
Smith
Carrie Anderson
Germain Street
Col. Lindsay
Col
Julian Lindsay
Lindsay
Hunter McGuire
Ft. Bragg
Robert Taylor
England
Pfc
Harry S. Taylor
S. Braddock Street
Robert B. Nelson
John S. Scully, Jr
Sally Bruce Scully
Baltimore
Womens Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Martha Miller
Charles Fries
Faith Lippard
Kenneth Killinger
Christian Streit
E. B. Cooper
von Born
John Culler
N. Stuart Street
Montague W. S. C. S
Women’s Society of Christian Services
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Herman Ware
Southwerk Street
Robert Payton
Macedonia W. S. C
Macedonia W. S. C. S
May Manuel
McKay-Smith
White Post
R. O Daugherty
Market Street Church
Market Street Methodist Church
C. E. Babb
Millwood Ave
Circles of Market Street Church
Market Street
E. E. Cuthbert
W. R. Johnston
East Piccadilly Street
E. G. Fauver
West Piccadilly Street
Martha Babb
Boyce W. C. T. U
Joseph Ritter
Round Hill
Frederick County
4-H
Larrick
Girl Scout Council
McSherry Lupton
Murrell Anderson
Smithfield Avenue
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Hockman
Kitty Bird
Hockman
W. F. Bonnett
J. W. Richardson
Bell Air, Md
Carrie Hunter
Mary Marshall McCullough
Bedford
Louise Campbell
Kenison
John M
Miss Constance
Colleen Cather
Sanat
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Simplex
Huntsberry
Front Royal
Osea Yg
Baby Products
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Main St
Selby
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Eisenhower
Francis Trevelyn Miller
War Department
Ompany
North Loudoun &J. Winchester
Soviet
Tode Tuttle
Pange
Harvard
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
John I. Sloat
Fetice
H. C. Sheetz
H. R. Edwards
Charles ®. Anderson
Howell M. Bond
Fred S. Boyd
Joseph H. Funkhouser
E. A. Humston
Llewellyn Jackson
Philip Klompus
H. 8. Larrick
J. Henry Moling, Sr
Charles A. Pine
R. Bruce Slonaker
E. M. Steele
Moling and Cather
Timberlake
Nateee
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N. Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Newville,Pa
Virginia Tavern Park
Uncle Joe
WSVA
Harrisonburg
Paula
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Bro
Geo
Crazy Elmer
Sagebrush
The
Barndance Gang
Bob Beach
Sparky
WINC
San
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