Frid ay Socials and Visits Highlight Local Notes
Friday social schedule includes a Weiner roast at Madison Lodge No. 6 Albin Va and meetings of Florence Nightingale Class of United Brethren Church and Ladies Society of Congregational Christian Church. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or recover from illness, with Mr. Raymond McDonald returning to work after a Charlottesville exam.
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Weiner
Madison Lodge No. 6
I. O
W. Erle Edwards
Albin
Florence Nightingale
United Brethren Church
Lillian Hodgson
Ladies’ Society
Congregational Christian Church
Edgar C. Nelson
Miss Jewell Tampa Bride of Sgt Clevenger at Seminole Heights
Miss Dolores Jewell of Tampa married Sergeant Edwin B. Clevenger formerly of Drew Field Florida in a twilight ceremony at Seminole Heights Methodist Church Tampa on June 27 8 30 p m The bride wore a gown with her father presenting her and sister Evelyn Jewell was maid of honor The bridesmaids were Mary Osborne and Ann Weavine After the ceremony the couple toured the state and will reside at 110 South Fielding Avenue Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Edwin B. Clevenger
Drew Field
Fla
Dolores Jewell
Tampa
Seminole Heights Methodist Church
E. J. Pendergrass
Marriase
E. H. Jewell
Evelyn Jewell
Winchester Credit Corporation
Jewell
South Fielding Avenue
Marriage of Miss Mary Elsen to Mr Paul Eberle announced
The wedding occurred in Hyattsville Maryland on Saturday June 27. Mary R Elsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Elsen, will leave for Chicago. Paul F Eberle from Port Indiana, formerly with Thrush Mfg, is now at A P Hill in Frederickshoro Virginia. Clyde Alexander and Miss Marjorie Bell welcomed a son Clyde Alexander Jr. at Berryville. Mrs Franklin Luxford and Roger, of Arlington, visited the Strodes in Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Braithwaite
North
Braddock Street
Ethel
Marie Braithwaite
Wallace Lut
Betty Patton
Mary and
Shirley Smith
Stephens City
Mary Ann Walters
Colleen Orndorff
Jane Grove
Doris Linkous
Myrtle Cooper
Boyd Ram
Mary R. Elsen
Marshall Elsen
Paul F. Eberle
Hyattsville
Eberle
Treasury Department
Chicago
Eber
Port
Ind
Thrush Mfg. Co
Army
Clyde Alexander
Berryville
Clyde Alexander, Jr
Alexander
Marjorie Bell
Robert Mitchell
Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
June McIlwee
Mr. Mitchell
The
Mutuial Life Insurance Co
Richmond
Miss Pauline Himelright Weds Clyde Spaid in Hagerstown
Announcement of the marriage of Pauline Himelright of Capon Springs West Virginia to Clyde Spaid of Lehew West Virginia occurred in Hagerstown Maryland on June 20. Spaid now works in Hagerstown.
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Pauline Himelright
Spaid
Ashby Himelright
Capon Springs
W. Va
Clyde Spaid
Arthur Spaid
Lehew
Hagerstown
Ladies Aid Society To Meet At Mrs Nelsons Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Christian Church will meet at 8 o clock this evening at the home of Mrs Edgar C Nelson on East Cork street. Division one will lead devotions. Chanters will not meet due to a Presbyterian Church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Society
Presbyterian Church
Admiral Nimitz Escapes Crash on West Coast
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz chief of the Pacific fleet escaped serious injury in an airplane crash on a west coast airfield. Co pilot Lieutenant Thomas Morton Roscoe 29 of Oakland Calif died in the crash during a meeting with Admiral Ernest J. King to receive a distinguished service medal for Coral Sea and Midway actions.
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Washington
Navy
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Nimitz
Hawaiian
Ernest J. King
U. S
King
Coral Sea
Midway
United States
Thomas Morton Roscoe
Oakland
Calif
Ruth B. Roscoe
Virginia Population Forecast If War Continues
Virginia is projected to reach about 3,193,057 people by 1950 if the war continues, up from 2,677,773 in 1940, according to Dr. Lorin A. Thompson of the State Planning Board. If war effort concentrations ease, the 1950 population would be around 2,972,420, with the current estimate about 2,817,520 based on sugar rationing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Lorin A. Thompson
State Planning Board
Thompson
Present Stamp No 7 And Get Sugar
Sugar buyers may obtain an extra 2 pound bonus by presenting ration stamp No 7. The stamp valid from this morning until midnight August 22, authorized by OPA. It supplements the regular rations from stamps No 5 and No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Signs Measure For More U.S. Ships
President Roosevelt signed legislation authorizing 1,900,000 tons of additional combat ships and 14,200,000 tons of auxiliary vessels for the navy. The new combat ship tonnage raises the authorized Navy strength to 5,649,480 tons and would be in service by the end of 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Curbing the Nail Biting Habit in Young Girls
A mother fights a nail biting problem tied to a child’s emotional life. The piece warns of infection risks from nibbling and offers steps: promote emotional stability, limit exciting media, appeal to pride, and provide grooming tools and flesh color polish to smooth nails.
Shirred Eggs and Sausages in Chili Sauce
Brown six sausage links and place in a shallow oven proof dish. Cover with one to two cups chili sauce. Break four to six eggs over the sauce without breaking yolks. Season and bake in a moderate oven for 12 to 20 minutes.
Everyone Now Has More Money Jump in Circulation
The Treasury reported June coin and currency in circulation outside government banks rose by 300 million dollars to total 12.377 billion, equating to 92.04 dollars per person. The move comes as inflation-control efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Farm Teachers To Meet Next Week
The annual conference of agriculture teachers in Virginia will be held at Massanetta Springs from Monday through Friday. Dowell J. Howard, state supervisor of agricultural education, will lead the event. Dr. F W Lathrop of the U S Office of Education will open with the keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Agriculture Teachers
Virginia
Massanetta Springs
Dowell J. Howard
Virginiachools
F. W. Lathop
U.S. Office of Education
Phone Customers Hold Line in Kansas Exchange Fight
In Ensign Kansas the 23 subscribers face possible cut off as Mrs H H Momyer owner seeks to quit after a decade of trouble. In 1932 110 of 133 subscribers demanded rate relief from 1.50 to 1.00 monthly. they quit and lost service. Momyer later became city clerk and now seeks to suspend operations with a July 28 hearing set by the State Corporation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Ensign
H. H. Momyer
State Corporation Commission
Wichita
Momyer
Endit
Closing Exercises At Lutheran Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Trinity Lutheran Church Step hens City held closing exercises at 10 am. Certificates awarded to 59 students and 42 earned perfect attendance. Highest daily attendance was 89. Teachers listed include Rev. Frank Ruth and several assistants.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Bible School
Frank Ruth
Joe Clevenger
Harold Teets
Julian Gregory
Anna Orndorff
Heath Stickley
Martha Funk
Livestock And Produce Markets Across Cities
Baltimore reports dull apples with variable truck receipts from Md Va Pa. U S and Duchess quality meats listed with price ranges. Poultry prices steady, Chickens and Leghorns varied by size. other fowl unchanged. Pittsburgh notes hogs steady, calves and sheep mixed with steady to slow demand. Chicago market shows hogs and cattle activity with wide price spreads and grain-fed cattle weaker. lambs and sheep indicate a weak undertone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.S
Duchess U
Pittsburgh
Livestock
Chicago
US Dept Agr
Stock Market Report from New York on July 10
After a brisk rally the market cooled with losses of fractions to a point near the fourth hour. Bonds and commodities were mixed as gains and declines spread among many listed stocks including Chrysler and U S Steel, American Telephone, Great Northern and others. Checker Cab rose to a new year high while Standard Oil N J and Woolworth resisted at intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aes
Chrysler
U. & Steel
American Telephone
Great Northern
Westinghouse
Registration of Auto Drivers Proceeds
Washington July 10 The Office of Price Administration reports gasoline rationing for 8,000,000 motorists is progressing swiftly with no serious complications since it began yesterday No issuance figures were released The new permanent coupon plan begins July 22 across 17 states and the District of Columbia The basic A cards allow four gallons of gasoline weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
District of Columbia
Local Markets Update From The Star
Local markets page notes daily corrections and typographical error disclaimer. The Star does not assume responsibility for any mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Feed Prices Listed
Pricing shows patent brands for flour in 12 to 98 pound bags, with per barrel rates. Mixed feeds include Calves and Dairy Feed, oats, middlings, and corn meal. Live stock values feature Heavy Hens, Leghorn Fowls, cows, steers, sows, calves, and riding stock, with prices noted across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicovoeds
Eeeeneers
Wiecagen
Ieee
Ieee Escasss
Local Market Prices for Flour and Feed Items
Market list shows patent brand flour by bag and barrel weights with prices. corn meal feed and hogs lambs and creamery butter listed with weights and tentative prices. Dense with OCR errors but indicates retail goods pricing and livestock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers Dei
Atent
Corn Meal Feed Foreck
Broiler
Surkey
Creamery
Elise Ty
Wheat and Corn Dip Then Rally in Chicago Grain Quotes
Chicago grain quotations show renewed profit taking and hedging presses pushing wheat and corn lower early today. Wheat for July to May futures edged down but recovered later as corn slipped on hedging sales and government purchases offset some declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glass Workers Seek Higher Wages At National Meet
Toledo reports the Flint Glass Workers Union North America plans wage increases averaging 15 percent at national wage conferences in Atlantic City. Harry H. Cook of Toledo, president, says present scales are inadequate and vacation pay proposals will be discussed at the convention with manufacturers of glassware. Cook was reelected national president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
America
Flint Glass Workers’ Union North America
Atlantic City
Harry H. Cook
Nations
Cook
National Association of Manufacturers of Pres
River 15 Kind of Crayon 16 Anno Domini Abbr
A fragmented list of crossword like clues appears. Entries include river, crayon, Anno Domini abbreviation, punctuation, music note, occupation, distance boy and other nouns with scattered punctuation and spacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Apt
Ponder
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Sherman Maessner
Robert Carrier
Strasburg
R. L. Lang
Philadelphia
Leslie Fries
Loudoun Street
Marion Roy
Boyce
Nellie Holsinger
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mollie Lowery
J. C. Penney Company
Roland Ashley
Homer
E. F. Ashley
Donny Homer
Exmore, Va
A. C. Walker
Falley Boyd
Hilda Lewis
Greg Kirkmyre
Elizabeth Beverley
Clarke County
B. J. King
Charles
Jack
A. G. Mason
Stephenson
Gus Hark
Mrs. Hark
Gussie Hark
Raymond McDonald
Charlottesville
Miss Jewell
Sgt
Clevenger
Mr. and
Mrs. Braithwaite
Mrs. Clevenger
Mary Elsen
Mr. Eberle
Franklin Luxford
Roger
Arlington
Roger Strode
Brooks’ Pharmacy Service
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
EA Dales
Valdes
Huntsberry
Mr. Gardiner
C. W. Gardiner
Norman Gardiner
William Gardiner
Carlton Gardiner
Rosa Lee
Louise
Calvin Haines
Earnest Wisecarver
Carlotta
Thomas
Edward Clarke
James
Frances
Peggy
Mac Grayhouse
Charles Jacobs and Son
Charles, Jr
Fairplay, Md
Ruth Gardiner
Myrtle Gardiner
Charlotte Sirbaugh
Samuel Gugino
John H. Fisher
San Francisco
C. A. Luchbaum
Boyd Avenue
Mr. C. van Deventer
Maurice Heiskell
Forrest Heiskell
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Fredericksburg
Catherine Heiskel
Charles E. Bald
Baltimore, Md
B. Travers
Mrs. Ewings
Newport News
Sue Dailey
North Kent Street
Winchester Business College
Admiral Nimitz
Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Dial
Helen Follett
Joyce Reynold
Bugs Armstrong
Congoleum
Olga Stoker
W. B. Snider & Son
State Commission
Lutheran Bible School
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Stock Market Report
the Food Center
Loudoun St
Piter
Mem Federal Deposit (Insurance Corp
Lovett Brothers
Moling & Cather
Daily Crossword
Charles Lamb
Operatic
Nali Ind
Fio
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