Robert Y. Conrad Unit 21 Elects 1946 47 Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Henry W. Brown’s home with guest speaker Jack Pennypacker on Guatemala. Officers elected: President Mrs. Ralph Gray Pollard, First VP Mrs. G Gibson Baker, Second VP Mrs. Harry L. McCann, Treasurer Mrs. Fred Yellett, Historian Mrs. Ralph G. Hengeveld, Chaplain Mrs. B. M. Roszel. Next meeting set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion Auxiliary
Henry W. Brown
Jack Pennypacker
Guatemala
Ralph Gray Pollard
G. Gibson Baker
Harry L. McCann
Fred Yellett
Ralph G. Hengeveld
B. M. Roszel
G A A Combined Social and Business Meeting Report
The July combined social and business meeting of the Girls Athletic Association was hosted by Mrs. Wyatt Richard on Middle Road with a committee led by Mrs. Richard. Attendees included numerous members and teachers, plus two University of Maine summer students Ethel and Retha Cooper. Stonewall HDC will meet Tuesday at 2 pm at Ada Robinson’s with a pressure cooker demonstration for county women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Wyatt Richard
Middle Road
Paul Tomney
Marguerite Baker
Harold Anderson
Godfrey Zirkle
Robert Grove
Jack Widmyer
Kathryn Sullivan
Lucille Sencindiver
James March
Raymond Burke
Charles Lillis
J. B. McKay
David Jenkins
Arthur Spaid
Wesley Crisman
Ethel “Athey
Retha Carson Cooper
North
Cameron Street
University of Maine
Ethel Cooper
Miller School
Frederick County
Retha Cooper
Warren County
Front Royal
Stonewall Hdc
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Ada Robinson
Friendly Grove
H. A. Snapp
Snapp
Leslie Lucas
Mt. Williams
Walter Solomon
Paul Glynn
Madeline Myers
Brownies Leave For Camp
Twenty eight Brownies departed the Girl Scout Room at 9 this morning for Camp White Rock. They will stay until Tuesday morning when colored Girl Scouts begin camping. No visitors day on Sunday July 21 due to the short Brownie stay. Staff includes Director Miss Mildred Kenney and several assistants, with names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
Camp Wakanda Returns Highlight Local Notices
Miss Patsy Boyer and other residents return home after two weeks at Camp Wakanda Woodstock. Miss Dorothy Hoagland and Ouida Lou Keller also return from Camp Wakanda Pennsylvania. Families visit relatives in Philadelphia Baltimore and Kernstown. Virginia Goss Louise and Winifred Wilson visit Richmond then Washington. Young Peoples Fellowship set July 23 at 719 National Avenue. Francis Ashbury to Capon Park July 24 with group picnics and 6:30 supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Boyer
Landon Boyer
Woodland Avenue
Camp Wakanda
Woodstock
Dorothy Hoagland
Owen Hoagland
Ouida Lou Keller
Ellsworth Keller
Eloise Lupton
June Cammer
Kernstown
Patsy Barton
Claude Bennington
Richmond
Virginia Goss
Louise
Winifred Wilson
Allen Charles
Washington
Franklin Park Hotel
Cpl
Jim Henline
Hower
W. Va
Walter Reed General Hospital
Young Peoples Fellowship Club of
Winchester
Charlotte Legge
National Avenue
Francis Ashbury
Capon Park
Two Births and A Birth at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Willis of Bloomery Star Route announce a son born Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Willis is formerly Emma Bly. Mr and Mrs Paul Stultz of Woodland Avenue announce a son born Thursday morning at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stultz is formerly Dorothy Vann. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wallace of Stephens City announce a son born yesterday evening at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willis
Bloomery Star Route
City
Memorial Hospital
Willis
Emma Bly
Paul Stultz
Woodland Avenue
Stultz
Dorothy Vann
Joseph Wallace
Stephens City
Return of Red Cross worker and local honors
Miss Rachel Jennings returns to the United States from the European Theater aboard the U S S George Washington and will stay with her parents near Charles Town for the summer. The Dean's List at Bridgewater College includes Miss Mary Stuart Jennings, daughter of the Jennings pair, as a sophomore honor student. Master Steven McLaughlin, son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow McLaughlin, had a tonsillectomy and is reported greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Jennings
United States
H. H. Jennings
Willowmere
Charles Town
Miss Jennings
Bridgewater College
Mary Stuart Jennings
Jennings
Steven McLaughlin
Woodrow McLaughlin
Memorial Hospital
Henry Jennings
John Alfriend
Lily Wysong
Zion Episcopal Church
Berryville
F. L. Aylor
John Dolmy James
Harrisburg
Aylor
Dean Colston
Panama
Wilbur M. Gaunt
Tom Dix
Mary Francis Dix
Clifton Price
Clifton Gaunt
Rice Levi
James Hill
Garland Canter
R. E. Davis
Richmond
Mary Ann Davis
Stuart Circle Hospital
Miss Davis
Margaret Collins Denny Comrade Bible Classes
The Braddock Street Church group led by Mrs. O L Jamison and Rev W O Talbert will hold 9 45 Sunday morning classes. John Haines son of Mr and Mrs Gus Haines returns from Atlantic City after winning carrier trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Church
O. L. Jamison
W. O. Talbert
John Haines
Gus Haines
Atlantic City
N. J
Young Haines
Berryville social notes fill week with visits and events
Berryville Virginia residents host relatives and guests from Harrisburg Baltimore and Kingsport with Family gatherings at several homes. Church groups plan a rummage sale at Grace Episcopal Community Building with Grace Auxiliary and Parish Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Parish Aid Society of Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville H D C Meeting Postponed to July 26
Berryville Home Demonstration Club meeting delayed to July 26 at 2 pm due to a district Home Demonstration Agents meeting in Leesburg all day July 19. Demonstration covers newer home equipment. First Lieutenant Lawrence Fries USMC reenlists as first sergeant stationed at Paris Island boot camp. He is son of Lewis W. Fries of 525 North Braddock Street. Presbyterian Young Adults Bible class guest teacher Bryant R. Harper. bring clothing for War Relief. Class at 9:45 Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville H. D. C
Berryville
Marine Corps
Lawrence Fries
Paris Island
S. C
Lewis W. Fries
North Braddock Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Bryant R. Harper
Shumberger and Moore wed in Berryville ceremony
Miss Amy Kathryn Shumberger of Carlisle Pennsylvania married Mr Charles Edgar Moore of Osceola Missouri in Berryville on Tuesday July 16. Rev R K McDonald of the Berryville Presbyterian Church officiated and the couple are the children of Mr and Mrs Lee William Shumberger and Mr and Mrs I Lee Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Kathryn Shumberger
Lee William Shumberger
Carlisle
Charles Edgar Moore
I. Lee Moore
Osceola
Berryville
R. K. McDonald
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Brief on common errors and pronunciation with examples. Notes focus on misuse of were you and you was, spelling issues like vignette, and guidance to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily. Includes pronunciation hints for austere and related terms to reinforce strict usage.
Reynolds and guests plan visits to Berkeley Springs and Berryville
Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds and Millicent Reynolds of Washington DC heading to Berkeley Springs West Virginia for a few days. Kate Powers moves from Winchester Hospital to Convalescent Inn Berryville for convalescence. Irene Roberts oversees Berryville Bible School as guest of Mrs. Dix, and more visits follow across Hagerstown Roanoke and Richmond in a summer hospitality roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Morgan
Berryville
Marvin Shackleford
Graham Dougherty, Jr
New York City
Ugherty
Robert Else Alsop
Richmond
Doughertys
Bryan
Graham Dougherty
New York
David H. Allen
Henry Reynolds
Millicent Reynolds
Henry Reynolds, Jr
Washington, D. C
Kate Powers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Irene Roberts
Berryville Presbyterian Church
W. S. Dix
Market Report: July Livestock Prices Fall Short of Peak
Chicago buyers faced volatile demand as hogs and cattle receipts surged. Hogs sold steady to 1.25 higher than week prior with some gains. cattle trade stayed erratic, early highs fading, top steer quotes around 25.00 to 26.35 with several loads near 26.00, while cows and bulls posted 2.00 to 3.00 declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Market Slump Amid Large Cattle and Lamb Supplies
Deal ers report thin light stock cattle weak to 25 lower at 14.50 to 16.50 with many feeder cattle steady to lower and killer demand soft. Slaughter cattle uneven but steady to 50 higher in places. feeders and lambs show broad declines and mixed activity as receipts surge about 70 percent from last week. Top values cited around 22.00 for cattle and 20.75 for packer bids. lambs mostly 17.00 to 21.50 for medium to good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Grain Quotations and Church Services
Open ing grain quotations list corn oats and nearby futures with various delivery months. Full Gospel Tabernacle lists Rev M N Zezzo as pastor with Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m and evangelistic service at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Full Gospel Tabernacle
M. N. Zezzo
Winchester residents near shopping hub endure slow commutes
About 52 747 people live within a 20 mile radius of Winchester with 30 minute slow driving times to Northwest Virginia shopping center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Northwest
Virginia
Perfect Traveler Qualities and Etiquette Advice
Roberta Lee outlines traits of a “perfect traveler” including good health and cheerfulness under hardship, a love of beauty, and a keen sense of humor. The guide notes a woman need not thank a man for amusement but should mention having a pleasant evening, and advises maids not to discuss former employers.
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R. G. Pollard
Legion Auxiliary
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberrys
Sandals
Winchester Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa
Mildred Kenney
Donald McFadden
Frances Brooks
Ann Little
Catherine Solenberger
Elizabeth Parsons
Horner
Lee Kellam
Holloway Kinney
Robert Gibbons
Mary Scully
Elizabeth Lichliter
Nancy Butler
Chris Slonaker
Tea Morgan
Sonny Gray
Dan Wilson
Mary Kaknis
Sally McFadden
Billy Wingfield
Betsy Henderson
Jane Horner
Mary Lee Kellam
Pennsylvania
Marvin Beatty
Edward
South Cameron Street
Philadelphia
C. W. Wisecarver
Front Royal Pike
Mitchell Custer
Martinsburg
Katie Fach
Jessie Lonas
Opequon
Wayside Inn
Poms On
Rouute
Red Cross
Eto
May Good
Pauline Walker
Friendly Grove Hdc
Holmes Withers
Holmes, Jr
Dottie Withers
Waynesboro
Mr. Withers
Walter Withers
Charles Wright
Hildegarde Wright
Kingsport, Tenn
Albert Long
Long
Dane and
Jeanelle. Long
Gertrude
Virginia Lewis
Culpeper
F. L. Ayler
Lewis
Mrs. Aylor
J. P. Hatcher
Hamilton
Miriam Theodore
Baltimore, Md
Harold Scheuer
Scheuer
Elaine Scheuer
Betty Scheuer
Leon Scheuer
William B. Clagett
Lamar Hardy
Gilbert Longerbeam
South Church Street
SKOL
Gary
Noxzema
Burntone
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Virginia Ave
W. L. Gordon
Hagerstown, Md
A. L. Crumpler
Lowell Crumpler
Roanoke
Peter Williams
Pittsburgh
Riverside
Shenandoah
Ernest H. Williams
Arlington
Samuel Chew Williams
R. P. Camper
Mr. Camper
Norman Painter
Winston-Salem, N. C
E. P. Dorsey
Anna Moore
Gainesville
Prince William County
Holmes Robertson
Phange
Vv. F. W. Victory Carnival
Va. Ave
Children’s Shop
Loudoun St
Lovett Bros
Staunton
Y. F. W. Carnival
Roberta Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Luxite
Holeproof Hosiery Company
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Dia
Bern
Loudoun Street
Diayimond
Haldeman’s
Phosphorus
Haldeman’s Creamery
S. Kent St
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