Victory Exchange Opens and Socials Summary
Socials and personals list a Thursday schedule with Victory Exchange hours 11:00 to 17:00 and club meetings. Rotary luncheon at Sarah Zane Hall at 1:00, Woman's Society of Christian Service at Brucetown Methodist Church at 2:00, Sunshine Club annual picnic at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 6:30, Florence Nightingale Class at United Brethren Church at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Exchange
Rotary Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Brucetown Methodist Church
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Florence Nightingale
United Brethren Church
Camp And Hospital Council Urges More Chairs Donated
Winchester Camp and Hospital Council reports progress furnishing the new Day Room at Vint Hin Camp Hospital. Repairs and material orders advance. about a dozen chairs a ping pong table card table and woodwork paint remain. Mrs. B M Roszel already donated a desk. full donor list to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp and Hospital Council of
Winchester
Vint Hin Camp
B.M. Roszel
Friday Bridge Club at Mrs. Steck’s Home
Mrs John Steck hosts the Friday afternoon bridge club at her Fairmont avenue residence. The Sun shine Club picnic of Braddock Street Methodist Church is scheduled for Thursday at 6 30 p m on the church lawn with rain plan to the Sunday School building. Florence Nightingale Class to Meet Thursday Evening at United Brethren Church with Miss Louise Wilson as devotional reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Loy
Regina Patricia Drankwicz
Frank Drankwicz
Glen Burnie
Tech
Kenneth W. Loy
Clifton Loy
Winchester
Holy Trinity Church
Walter Olas
Prides Home
James Yeakley
Baltimore
James FP. Yeakley
Ralph Fansler
Ralph Fansler, Jr
University of Virginia
Mrs
South Stewart Street
Nelson Page
Amherst Street
John Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Florence Nightingal
Florence Nightingale
United Brethren Church
Louise Wilson
Eloise Lumsden
Berryville High School
Hagerstown
Lumsden
Clifton Forge
Garland Williams
James Breckenridge
Flagstop
Pamela Dunn
New York City
Berryville Social News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Berryville residents and visitors are named in a July report. Mrs. Charles Brown returns to Washington after weeks in Berryville. Cadet Morton Mumma III and others visit family. Mary Ann Davis improves after hospital stay. Sgt. David Allen Jr. moves to Oklahoma City area. Edith Foley vacationing in Sudbury. Lumsden resigns as home economics teacher. Red Cross leaders visit Clarke County. many relatives and associates travel between Berryville Washington and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Charles Brown
Washington, D. C
Mercein
Cooley
North Church Street
Mary Ann Davis
Arlington
al Mumma
Morton C. Mumma, III
Lexington
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Mary Ann David
R. E. Davis
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Huyette
David H. Allen, Sr
Glen Allen
Sgt
David H. Allen, Jr
Texas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Allens
Henry Reynolds
Imate Millicent Reynolds
Waship
Berryville Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Club Activities
Local residents visit family in Winchester Roanoke and Washington D C while Seaman Francois Paget on leave from Oakland Naval Hospital visits Clarke County. The Victory Exchange by the Woman's Club funds War Stamps and bonds. A Red Cross Nurse Aide class begins in Clarke County led by Miss Mary O Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Paget
Seaman Francois Paget
Oakland, California Naval Hospital
Southwest Pacific
Victory Exchange
Woman’s Club of
Clarke County
The
American Red Cross
Mary O'Fallon
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Louis
Berryville
Howard O’fallon
Japanese Claim Pacific Victory Amid Conflicting Reports
A Japanese imperial headquarters communique broadcast via Berlin claims Japanese forces sank one enemy cruiser and set another afire in Kula Gulf Sunday night and torpedo boats sank three war vessels Monday morning. The report, unlike Washington’s, omits Japanese losses though Tokyo admits the cruiser and the 2,100 ton destroyer Strong were sunk. The bulletin also says ten Allied planes were shot down over Kula gulf Monday.
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Kula Gulf
Berlin
Associated Press
Washington
New Georgia
U. S
Strong
Victory Exchange Helps War Stamps Drive In Winchester
Community volunteers run the Victory Exchange to boost War Savings Stamps and War Bonds while recycling usable items. 247 people donated goods and more than 1100 in stamps was paid. clothing must be clean and dry cleaned or washed before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Exchange
Winchester Victory Exchange
ABCs of Rationing Driving Ban Explained
The text clarifies that the driving ban targets all unessential driving not just pleasure trips. It states you may respond by sending gasoline ration books and a written explanation rather than appearing in person. If you fail to appear or submit documents, your books may be canceled and no future gasoline books issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Exchange
Winchester
Winchester and
Frederick County
Wartime Canning Guide Offered for Home Food Preservation
American women join the wartime canning effort using the Wartime Canning Guide from Better Homes and Gardens. The compact eight section envelope provides step by step canning, storage and dehydration instructions, a canning timetable, and over 100 jar labels, available at Goodrich Silvertown Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Garden
Kitchen Library
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Goodrich Silvertown
E. Piccadilly Street
Department of Agriculture unveils oil saving larvicide formula
The Department of Agriculture reports a newly perfected oil saving formula for mosquito larvicide. The advance promises effective larval control with reduced oil usage, aiding public health and vector management programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Lions Install Officers For Ensuing Year 1943 44
Winchester Lions Club installed its officers for 1943 44 at a dinner in the Golden Glow Restaurant. Lion Hoye Riley supervised the ceremony. New officers include Marvin Weaver president William S Wheatley 1st vice president J B Cather 2nd vice president George T Sanders 3rd vice president R G Hengerveld tail twister Ed Startzman Ray A Garrabrand Kontamer Earl L Mason secretary treasurer. Directors are John Over Fred Ritter Phil Hunter D H Senciadiver J W Galladay Bryant John Cammer and Clayton Cochran. Outgoing president C A Hobart spoke on the year’s accomplishments and Weaver outlined major future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lions Club
Golden Glow
Lion Hoye Riley
Marvin Weaver
William S. Wheatley
J. B. Cather
George T. Sanders
Tail Twister
R. G. Hengeveld
Startzman
Ray A. Garrabrand
Kon Tamer
Earl L. Mason
John Over
Fred Ritter
Phil Hunter
D. H. Senciadiver
J.W. Galladay
Bryant
John Cammer
Clayton Cochran
Urging Farmers To Plant Winter Cover And Feed
Agricultural officials urge farmers to plant winter cover crops and quick feed crops to counter uncertain feed supplies. Crimson clover, ryegrass, small grains, and legumes protect soil, reduce erosion, and provide grazing and hay. County AAA associations offer crimson clover seed as an alternative to program payments.
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Een
AAA
One horsepower measure in engineering context
A fragment suggests a definition linking one horsepower to 550 pounds of force, with unclear references to individuals or devices. The text mentions Boag and a second unit or time element but lacks complete context for a full summary.
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Camp and Hospital Council
Edwin C. Yost
U. S. Navy
Edwin C. Yost, Jr
Winifred Yost
Gustava Bornscheurer
Emerson
Brucetown
Jack Emerson
Brusetown
Hammack
Paul Hammack
Middletown
Beverley Bailey
City
Alexandra
Miss Boden
Legge
Bettie Boden
Clarke Legg
Douglas Jones
Greensboro
Warren Jones
West Cork Street
Air Corps
N. C
Ee Ee Forrer Chicae
E. B. Whiteside
Frank Hays
Whitesides
Owensboro
Kentucky
Chicago
Ill
Whiteside
Mary Greenway Carr
John B. Carr
Johnny
Harry K. Russell
Gertrude Meyer
Gertrude Ellen Meyer
Penn Hall, Jr., College
Chambersburg, Pa
Kitchen
James W. Kitchen
Rebecca Ann
Duke Hospital
Durham
M.C
Camp Butner
Winifred Price
Col
Mrs. Ashby Miller
Warm Springs, Va
Homer C. Stotler
Dick and
Carl
Philadelphia
Benard Stotler
Petersburg
A. R. Stotler
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberry
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Migeles
Edith Foley
Coiners Department Store
Sudbury
C. M. Stickley
Stickleys
Mr. Stickley
Naval Time Observatory
Bergville
Ernest Feltner
Carl Feltner
Arlington, Va
Charlotte Ann Feltner
Mr. Phillips Lee
Misses Lee
Mary Boone Peyton
Joel D. Griffing
Joel Griffing
Richmond
Pvt
Rice Levi
Capt
Rice W. Levi
D. Blanton Allen
Blanton Bowles Allen
Katherine Pulliam
Beryville
Visi
Ben Pulliam
Lucy Pulliam
Pauline Aungst
Home Service
Aungst
Mary Lewis
Ralph M. Ware
Charles Racer
Edith and
Verta Racer
E. D. Vaughan
Berryville , Presbyterian Church
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Edward N. Barnett
William Barnett
Camp Pickett
Blackstone
G. Kenneth Levi
Red Cross
George Reading
Mary Washington Gold
Frank B. Crawford
Jack Meee
New Jersey
Mrs. Enders
Lucy Wheeler
Thomas Wheeler
Beau Wheeler
Roanoke
Wheeler
William H. Kerfoot
Naval Reserve Training Unit
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Llewellyn
Andrew LaVelle
Pvt. LaVelle
Camp Lee, Va
Edward Stough
Kitty Lee
Edna Virginia Kercheval
Baltimore, Md
George Kercheval
Edward Thoma
Mr. Thoma
John Thoma
Warrenton
Joan Hester
T. M. Hooker
Mr. Marshall Farmer
Louis Lickey
Henry Lickel
Lickeys
Rae May Wagner
Staunton, A
Marie I. Crow
Crow's Nest
Charley Shenk
Miss Virginia Shenk
Front Royal
Maurice Longerbeam
Indiantown Gap
Gilbert Longerbeam
Charley Rowland
Barbara Cole Rowland
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
ABC
OPA
Star
Weaver
Riley
C. A. Hobart
Club
Soemens
Morocco
Life Company
Main St
Loudoun St
Opportunity Knocks
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Timberlake
Moling & Cather
Service Department
Roddy Kilowatt
Northern Power CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sparkle
Nic Aly
Sherwin-Williams
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun
Sherwin-Williams Ae Tih
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