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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

3

Advocates Long Range Bombers To Convoy Vessels

John H. Jouett told the National Aeronautic Association that long-range four-engine bombers could form an Atlantic air highway 200 miles wide to scout and sink raiders, aiding convoy protection. He noted the Roosevelt goal of 500 heavy bombers monthly and urged broader private aircraft use for ferrying and ambulance work.

Louisville Atlantic National Aeronautic Association John H. Jouett Merce England Washington Jouett Roosevelt York United States Armed Services Kahn Belgium Holland Norway United States

School Days Stephens City Seniors Urged to Strive

A graduation pep talk to Stephens City seniors challenges them to work hard, climb toward goals, and face change with confidence. It emphasizes self reflection, resilience, and maintaining faith in the Eternal Power of Good as life’s forward march continues.

Stephens City High School 1942 Senior Biographies and Play Highlights

Commencement events listed including June 1 4 6 at the Lutheran Church and High School Lawn. Senior biographies profile Bon Ceremony Wiener Roast and a stage play review with students such as Van Meter Hack Sib Carper and Mabel themed bits. Home Economics officers and senior class officers named for 1942 with class size details.

Lutheran Church Slyvia Carper Slyvia Sib Carper Stephens City Methodist Church Home Economics Club Glee Club Finance Board Warner Brother Hollywood P. S Billy-Boy

Class of 1913 Elects Officers for 1941 42

The Sophomore class held its final meeting of the session on May 21. Officers elected include President Billy Sandy and Vice President Russell Bayliss with Dorothy Simmons as secretary and Ann Lemley as treasurer. A committee to aid Mr. Tyler with the June 4 Wiener roast was named: Albert Dolan Ann Lemley Robert Smallwood. The group also voted $2 toward the class annual cut. Meeting adjourned by President Billy Sandy.

Roy Bayliss Mary Belle Watts Rosa Dan Metz Katherine Smith Janice Rickard Margaret Fox Carmen Luttrell Pegg Stephens City High School Billy Sandy Russell Bayliss Dorothy Simmons Ann Lemley Tyler Weiner Albert. Dolan Robert Smallwood

Louise Stover Ill With Measles and Influenza

School note expresses concern as Louise Stover battles measles and influenza. The message hopes for recovery before classmates say goodbye.

Louise Stover

Biology Trip Highlights Exploring Williamsburg Tour

A Winchester group recounts a weekend trip to Williamsburg Virginia visiting William and Mary College Yorktown and Jamestown. They toured the biology lab marine station Old Powder Horn capitol and Bruton Parish Church and visited the Governor's Palace gardens.

Williamsburg Virginia Winchester Strasburg Front Royal Fredericksburg Yorktown York River William and Mary College Biology Biology Marine Jamestown Mrs. Collins Lord Dunmore England Alexander Spottswood Queen Anne Capitol Raleigh Tavern Iona Scholastic Society Phila Kappa Bruton Parish Bruton Lowland Jones Washington Governor's Palace

Colonial Williamsburg Palace Restored With Historic Pieces

Students recount a trip to Colonial Williamsburg with tours of the palace restored on its original foundation using some original pieces and reproductions. The visit included the jail, gardens, and a dinner at the Colonial Restaurant before returning home with gratitude to sponsors and chaperones.

Williamsburg America John D. Rockefeller, Jr Colonial Fredericksburg Frederick County

War News Censored Caution For Readers Of The Star

Readers of The Star are cautioned that news from most of Europe is subject to censorship before transmission to the United States. The notice warns that censorship may alter details and impede full reporting.

the Star Europe United States

Sleeping Tablets Blamed in Death of Man

Cecil Good, 35, former resident, was found dead Monday in a Woodstock tourist cabin. Dr. J T Roundtree, Shenandoah County coroner, said death appeared caused by sleeping tablet overdose, with official verdict pending stomach content analysis. An empty pillbox was found at the scene. He was born April 9, 1906 at Toms Brook, survived by four sisters and four brothers. Funeral Wednesday from Dellinger Funeral Home.

Woodstock Cecil Good Arlington Good J.T. Roundtree Shenandoah County Whiam Sarah Taylor Good Toms Brook Frank Dedera Virginia Myer E. C. Daniels Alexandria Tobias Ritenour Aubrey Good Washington Howard Leo Kenneth Good Dellinger Funeral Home C. M. Jenkins Detrick

Endless Caverns Reports Record Memorial Day Attendance

Major Edward M. Brown, president of Endless Caverns Corporation, cites Memorial Day as one of the caverns’ highest attendance days. He credits six day holidays, improved U S travel, boosted advertising, and local chamber efforts for increased tourist traffic in the Shenandoah Valley.

Endless Caverns Sheneandoah Virginia Edward M. B Brown Endless Caverns Corporation Caverns Brown United States Harrisonburg-Rockingham

Meaning of Yugoslavia A rush of linguistic facts

The note explains Yugoslavia as a term derived from Yugo meaning south and speaks of Yugoslavs as southern Slavs, presenting a brief etymology of the name. It highlights the geographic and ethnic implication in a concise linguistic remark.

Yugoslavia

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