Elks and Rotary meet this week. locals share updates
Social notes list Elks Club weekly meeting on Wednesday at 8 50 p m and Rotary Club luncheon Thursday at 1 00 p m at Golf. Mr Kelley Clem from Middletown sent to Fort Knox reception center. others travel or recover. Charlena Grim returns from Martinsburg then heads to Washington and North Beach Md. several residents visit kin, travel through Virginia and Canada including Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Kelley T. Clem
W. C. Clem
Middletown
Winchester Silk Mill
Fort Knox
Surprise party guest list features Winchester social set
The report details a Tuesday afternoon party hosted by Miss E sly Jackson with guests including Marie Waters and many former Winchester classmates. Other items note hospital updates, wedding announcements, and various local social events across Winchester and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esly Jackson
Miss Waters
Marie
Winchester
Oxom
Marie Waters
Margaret Waters
Phyllis Armel
Jane Barry
Mary MS Boyle
Catherine Cather
Helen Page Coble
Jeanette Dove
Mari- Ljign Hamburger
Diane Hunt
Mm Dorothy Lichliter
Betty Wells feInture
Pace Lynn Michael
Nancy Slonaker
Susan Sowers
Barbara Wheeler
Paul Hotinger
Jon McKee
Monte Miller
Ald Wilson
Daniel Yellett
Community notices from Mt Olive and Kernstown churches
Multiple local church and club activities announced. Christian Endeavor at Gainesboro July 1 7 30 p m invites all. Women’s Society met at Bartonsville with fourteen members. focus Investing Our Heritage. Kernstown Methodist Church hosts monthly meeting July 11 at 8 pm led by Lillian and Arma Lee Snyder. Chanters prep Fort Meade Concert at Presbyterian church July Friday 7 30 pm. Church of Our Savior Ladies Aid fried chicken dinner Friday 5 8 pm 50 cents. Winchester Garden Club met July 9 at Mrs W A Bakers with new member Mrs John Chew and canning plan. Garden Club of America meeting notes. Blue ribbon for Mrs W A Baker red for Miss Helen Massey.
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Christian Endeavor of
Mt. Olive
Christian Endeavor Society of the
United Brethren Church
Gainesboro
Woman's Society of Christian Service
J. T. Frelts
Bartonsville
C. O. Watson
Homer Welch
Eldridge Lemley
Gertis Lempley
Mildred Lee Gore
Genevieve Massie
Jacob Hizer
Kernstown
The
Presbyterian Church
Fort Meade
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Our Savior
Garden Club
Robert Y. Conrad
Alfred Kerfoot
Carl Massey
W. A. Baker
Helen Massey
Ear splitting bolt leaves farm horse stone deaf
A lightning strike on Walter Cook's barn near Easton, Pennsylvania, left one of his work horses deaf. The animal failed to respond to its usual signals and was found to have suffered sudden hearing loss the day after the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Walter Cook
Cook
Capital Wonders Whether Fleet Has Shoot Orders
Washington July 10 The Senate Naval Committee weighs firing orders amid debate on Iceland occupation and reports of clashes between U S naval patrols and German raiders President Roosevelt directed all necessary steps to safeguard Atlantic approaches to bases and routes and Willkie backs action while avoiding the term shooting and urging bases in Britain’s orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Iceland
Senate Naval Committee
Atlantic
Wendell L. Willkie
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Capitol Hill
Wheeler
D.-Mont
Britain
Winston Churchill
Knox
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Navy
Willkie
Walsh
D.-Mass
White House
Taft Hears U.S. Naval Base Being Built In Ireland
In a secret session the secretary and Stark will testify while Senator Wheeler seeks a Senate inquiry into newspaper reports of hostilities. McCarran challenges Roosevelt to seek a declaration of war against Germany amid questions over Atlantic fleet shooting orders during Iceland occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Walsh
Wheeler
D-Mond
Senate
McCarran
D-New
D.mont
Roosevelt
Congress
Germany
Iceland
Serial Numbers Continued From Page One
The list continues with names such as lin Kline Richard Albert Bun cutter Wilbur Royce Sibert Joe Vincent Earl Lenwood Kerns Cecil Ward Snyder Charles Lor ing Hoover Harold Wilson Chris man and others from S-61 to S-870. The segment closes with 871 Walter Junior Roberts and related entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Kline
Richard Albert Buncutter
Wilbur Royce Sibert
Joe Vincent
Earl Lenwood Kerns
Cecil Ward Snyder
Charles Loring Hoover
Harold Wilson Chrisman
Eugene Shade
Charles Robert Cunningham
Melvin Theodore Whitlock
William Marshall Sutler
Donald William Stewart
John William MacMillan
Samuel Zuckerman
Lawrence Edward Hunter
William Morgan Steward
Elias Lee Blanchfield
Walter Junior Roberts
Modern Etiquette Q A Luncheon Table Cloth and Meeting Etiquette
A etiquette column answers questions about table manners and dating. It states that crackers should not be broken into soup or blown to cool it and that the dish should not be tipped. It also says a luncheon cloth choice matters and a woman should not meet a suitor in a theater lobby but be called for.
Willkie Comments on Iceland Move Amid German Threat
Willkie voiced approval of the Iceland relocation citing the German menace. He declined to confirm or deny possessing information on Germany’s plans to capture the island or whether he discussed it with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Iceland
Willkie
Reserve Nurses Are Called to Serve With Army
Third 'horpe Area headquarters announced that 19 reserve nurses have been called for a year's active service with the Army. Eleven from Pennsylvania six from Virginia and two from Maryland. Names include Margaret Bucko Charlottesville Virginia Virginia Johnston Charlottesville Va and Mary Kanade Blacksburg Va among those reporting to Macon Ga Fort Bragg N C Camp Polk La Meade Md and others to Camp Polk La or Fort Meade on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Horpe
Army
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Margaret Regina Bucko
Charlottesville
Margaret Elizabeth Daniel
Orange
Virginia Grace Johnston
Mary Evelyn Kanade
Blacksburg
Air Corps
Macon
Doris L. Agee
Roanoke
Fort Bragg
N. C
Kathryn Margaret Rankin
Richmond
Camp Polk
Anna M. Hayes
Fort George G. Meade
Helen V. Lyon
Grasonville
Roosevelt seeks multibillion defense appropriation
President Roosevelt asked Congress for 4.77 billion dollars for the War Department to strengthen national defense. Sources say he will seek 4.7 billion for an initial installment of a 15 billion defense and lend-lease program, with most funds to stock ordnance and equipment. Other requests, largely for contract authorizations, would follow later. The 7 billion lend-lease appropriation remains largely committed, with cash disbursement not until year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
War Department
Maritime Commission
Navy
Council Vacancies Being Filled in Berkeley County
The Berkeley County Public Assistance Council elected Dr. William A. Wallace temporary chairman after four resignations. Dr. Wallace, Dr. H. G. Tonkin and James H. Staley were named to fill vacated seats left by Rev. S. R. Diehl, Trammell Hollis, P. W. Leiter and Earl Gardner, with one vacancy still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley County Public Assistance Council
William A. Wallace
Dr. Wallace
H. G. Tonkin
James H. Staley
R. Diehl
Trammell Hollis
P. W. Leiter
Earl Gardner
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Elks’ Club
John Violett
Dover
Del
Silco Drug Co
James R. Lowery
Clifton Forge
Memorial Hospital
C. C. Rhodes
Stephens City
Culpeper
John Livengood
C. H. Iden
Hugh Owens
Gladys Hart
Berryville
Zirkle Stultz
Robert Carter
Berryville Ave
Canada
Niagara Falls
Ehitie
Paul Jones
Ioe
William Heck
Fair Avenue
Katherine Iliss
Margaret Brown
Thelma Porton
Kate Bradford
Thelma Clowser
Goldie Wingfield
Pootie Kélier
Colleen Shoemaker
Eleanor Kain
Joe Bay- Nh
Ben Fuller
Arthur
Bryan Brown
Corrigan
Clarence Clowser
Jim Ape
Gene Shiner
Bly
Merlyn Bly
Ivin Ridding
Elmer Wingfeld
Guy Line
Mary
Robert Legge
Godrow Keller
Elmer Ilock
Ann Corri- Shiner
Helen Fuller
Conni Ann Line
Janet Keller
Digges
White Post
Johns Hopkins
J. C. Digges
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mrs. Haines
Edwin Haines
Charles Town
James M. Mason
Les Town
Tillie Talbot
A Fowle
Dorothy Moore
Ann Ann Williams
Messrs
Howard
Gewis
Douglas Allen
Harry Fowle
Peters
Hugh Peters
N. Braddock Street
Mr. and
Mrs. McLaughlin
Woodrow MccLaughlin
Catherine Hepner
Oscar Hepner
South Kent Street
O'Connell
Newport News
Mildred O'Connell
Harold Robinson
Apple Avenue Boulevard
Elizabeth Hannahs
Knight
Raymond G. Hannahs
Watertown
N. Y
Owen Beall Knight
Fort Devon
Mass
Benjamin Mitchell Knight
Hannahs
Walter C. Middleton
Mrs. McSherry Lupton
Janny and
Pavey
Ralph L. Summel
300 Parkway
R. T. Strohm
International Correspondence Schools
Summer
Montgomery
M. Green
Eleanor Scully
Gretchen Thomson
Ridgly White
Harry P. Byrd, Jr
Mary J. McCone
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mas
Patrick Casey
Bryan Stotler
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Portland
Coulee Dam
South Dakota
Iowa
Jack Russell
Ester McSween
Lu Coney
Northville
Mich
Miss Coney
Washington Inn
Mrs. McSween
Bennett McCarthy
Mrs. McCarthy
Stewart Street
Nettie Carbaugh
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Peggy Carbaugh
Army Mercy Corps
Wilmington
Katherine Anderson
Rehobeth Beach
Janie Reynolds
Fredericksburg, Va
Mildred Lee Grove
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Just
Huaraches
Old Mexico
Huntsberry’s
Nature
Pifor Ompany
Pifer
Capital
Taft
U.S. Naval Base
Ireland
Colin Hayley
Bruce Kinloch Nelson
Maurice - Jean Shiner
Gordon Bowser Corbin
Charles Samuel Hurst
Gordon Webster Mellwee
Claude V. Anderson
Marion LeRoy Zirk
Beverley Haines Grim
Harry William de- Schon
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Ek Ei
Reserve District NO
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
Aa Aramatianea
Taptaes Oesentsoun Secs
County of
Frederick
Harold G. Brown
P. W. Boyd
Harry F. Byrd, JR
W. Nelson Page
Gray Williams R. É
John L. Kater
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Timberlake
Palace Theatre
Arance
Lux
Moling & Cather Dial
the Food Center
N. Loudoun Street
Veal
Lord Borden
ART Ie
O. K. Soap
Carbes
Food Center
DIAL
Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
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