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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1941

Page

2

Sewing Room Moves for Red Cross at 111 West Boscawen

Beginning today the Red Cross sewing department operates in the Singer office area at 111 West Boscawen. The rooms are open Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 2 to 5 PM, with church groups assigned dates for sewing sessions and a fall schedule to be announced.

Sewing Room of Red Cross West Boscawen The Red Singer Sewing Machine Sewroom Baptist Church Braddock Street M. E Lutheran Church Market Street M. E

Jehovah's Witnesses Freed On Bond In Maryland Arrest

Thirty four Jehovah's Witnesses from Baltimore and Rockville were freed on property bond in Annapolis after 18 hours in city jail. They face a Friday hearing before Police Magistrate James G. Woodward on charges of obstructing traffic while distributing magazines on Annapolis streets Saturday night.

Annapolis Jehovah’s Witnesses James G. Woodward Baltimore Rockville

49 Cent Penalty On Grain Under Wheat Quota Plan

The article explains the 49 cent per bushel penalty for excess wheat under the May 1941 quota law. Farmer Brown faced penalties for 25 excess acres, with options to store grain for a marketing card or leave excess wheat unharvested. Checkers may survey farms to verify acreage, with penalties if farmers refuse. Millers must verify quotas and report marketing cards to Blacksburg. About 44 Frederick county producers have not complied.

Frederick County Brown Mr. Brown United States Blacksburg Star

Derivation of the word homeopathy

The term homeopathy comes from two roots: homeo meaning similar and pathy meaning feeling or disease. This construction reflects the medical theory that remedies produce similar symptoms to the disease being treated.

Mrs Cartwright Rites Held in Winchester Funeral

Funeral services were held this afternoon from Kurtz Funeral Home for Mrs Effie Hollingsworth Wood Cartwright 80 of Winchester who died Saturday. She born April 8 1860 in Clarke County was daughter of Robert Baldwin and Martha Hollingsworth Wood and widow of Dr Robert Cartwright. Survivors include brother Charles L Wood Baltimore Md and sisters Mrs John R Smith Purcellville and Mrs Florence Williams Antigo Wis. Interment in Mount Hebron. Pallbearers B F P Arthur Charles L Bowley William C Miller Frank B Crawford A Lee Coble R E Griffith Sr.

Kurtz Effie Hollingsworth Wood Cartwright Clarke County Cartwright Robert Baldwin Martha Hollingsworth Wood Robert Cartwright Kentucky Winchester Charles L. Wood Baltimore County John R. Smith Purcellville Florence Williams Antigo Wis Fairfax Hall Seminary Silas Billings Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church George L. Leyburn W. A. Wilkerson Loudoun Street Church

Grace Lutheran Church Renovation Contracts Awarded

The Grace Lutheran Church on West Boscawen Street awarded local contracts to painters for exterior work and to install a new boiler in the basement heating system. The old boiler had served over fifty years. Benjamin F. Davis chairs the improvement committee with Boyd H. Hamman, Harry A. Schmidt, Charles W. Fries and Clayton Cochran as members.

Council of Grace Lutheran Church West Boscawen Street Benjamin F. Davis Boyd H. Hamman Harry A. Schmidt Charles W. Fries Clayton Cochran

District Governor to Visit Winchester Kiwanis Club

Harry B. King district governor of the Capital District Kiwanis International will visit the Winchester club at noon on Wednesday July 16 Andrew Bell reported.

Harry B. King Kiwanis International Andrew Bell Winchester Club

Churchill Draws Hope From London Stand Against Air Raids

Prime Minister Churchill addressed civil defense workers, vowing unrelaxed vigilance against terror from the skies. He predicted stronger British air blows, praised London's grit, and warned of Nazi retaliation while urging renewal of public exertions for freedom and glory. London can take it.

RAF Germany Italy London Churchill Hitler Britain Russia Civil Defense Services

Vacation Bible Schools Open In The County

Vacation Bible Schools opened in Round Hill Schoolhouse and Greenwood Methodist Church with 34 students at Round Hill and 20 at Greenwood. The programs run two weeks each. Round Hill concludes July 25 with Presbyterian Church services and Greenwood on July 26. Directors include Miss Mary Catherine Kern and Rev. H. G. Balthis.

Round Hill Greenwood Methodist Church Helen Gatewood Clayton Pinghey Presbyterian Church H. G. Balthis Greenwood Church Mary Catherine Kern Jack Hutton John Bowers C. W. Galloway Berryville

Frederickson to address Vets at Seventh District banquet

Dr. Otto F Frederickson professor at Madison College Harrisonburg will give The Present World Situation address at a Seventh District American Legion banquet at Hotel Royal tomorrow at 6 30 p m Other speakers include T Emmett Warriner Glenn Elliott A B Scott and Dr George A Williams The business meeting at 4 p m will elect officers and delegates for the national convention Delegations are expected from Winchester Luray Harrisonburg Berryville Front Royal Charlottesville Standardsville Strasburg Shenandoah Columbia and Madison Banquet reservations may be made by A B Scott Front Royal

Otto F. Frederickson Madison College Harrisonburg American Legionnaires Seventh District Hotel Royal T. Emmett Warriner Laurenceville Mete Amr American Legion Glenn Elliott Richmond A. B. Scott Front Royal Robert Y. Conrad Winchester Rockingham Post Sidney Weil Alexandria Gates R. Richardson Bedford Virginia Luray Berryville Charlottesville Standardsville Strasburg Shenandoah Columbia Madison

Citizens Tired Of Waiting For Sewage Disposal

Sanitary Inspector Ernest Dove warned the public on instruction of the sanitary committee. City Manager Grant stated no cost estimate for sewering that city area has been made and pumping to the old system is impractical due to topography and disposal needs. Bundling is described as two people sharing a bed without undressing in historic customs.

Ernest Dove Sanitary Committee Grant Wales Scotland New England Pennsylvania New York New Jersey

Retention In Army Longer To Be Sought

Government officials consider extending service periods in the army. The proposal targets personnel at distant posts including Alaska Hawaii and Atlantic stations to improve manpower.

Gested Alaska Hawaii Atlantic

Senate panel delays defense property requisition bill

The Senate Military Committee postponed for one week action on a bill giving the president power to requisition private property for defense. The delay followed a request by Senator Chandler of Kentucky, who was away from Washington and could not attend.

Senate Military Committee Roosevelt Chandler

Unclear figures from financial ledger fragment

Fragmentary financial data shows totals and asset lines with scattered numbers including 577224.96 30000.00 10000.00 32214.82 and a total asset figure around 46451013 with additional decimals and digits. The text lacks context and full itemization.

Retail Sale Boom Claimed At End

Atlantic City July 14 Leon Henderson warned the defense boom will curb civilian purchases as defense needs exhaust metals like aluminum copper steel and nickel. He said rationing will occur at the raw materials level threatening inflation and market shortages as purchasing power outstrips goods.

Atlantic City N. J Leon Henderson Oveg Office of Price Administration Civilian Supply New York Housewares Manufacturers’ Association Henderson

British Foiled At Tobruk Seige Recount From Rome

Rome reports two British attempts to break the Tobruk siege were shattered by Axis forces. Italian dispatches say the besieged position grows more precarious as bombardment and artillery destroy supply dumps and equipment, with Axis controls tight on harbor ships.

Rome Tobruk Stefani

Answers to the Daily Quiz Reveals Test Questions

The page lists quiz answers including Michelangelo cited for question one and answers for items such as clock or time piece, monkeys, John Alden, Moon, Hirohito, Theodore Roosevelt, Philadelphia on July 4 1776, and cantons.

Michelango John Alden Moon Hirohito Theodore Roosevelt Philadelphia Cantons

VFW Meeting Set At Browne Cabin On July 16

J G Fosbrink adjutant announced a Winchester Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting will be held at Horace C Browne cabin on Wednesday evening July 16 at 6 30. Attendees will be dinner guests and transportation will be provided if needed. Those attending should meet at the city hall at 6 30. Full attendance urged.

J. G. Fosbrink Winchester Horace C. Browne

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Centenary Reformed Church Christian Church Her Church of Christ Church of Our Saviour Episcopal Church Auboy Miber First Brethren Church Friends Cal Glaize Durand W. H Capudine Churchill Lees B. F. Goodrich Silvertown E. Piccadilly St Vacation Bible Greenwood Dr. Frederickson New York Harbor Coast Reserve District No Union Bank of Winchester Federal Reserve System State Corporation Commission Virginia Banking Act Federal Reserve Bank of Federal Reserve Act Federal Reserve Bank U. S Geo. B. Bushnell Cashier McVicar Benham A . A. Bailey State of Virginia County of Frederick Baker & Anderson N. Braddock VFW John W. Rosenberger Ee &T Dsrorés Co. Ne Cloverdale Noam ReMi Pepsi-Cola D. A. Gordon & CO Main 8&T Wousemold Winchester Dept 14Th Street N. Y
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