DeHaven Family Hosts Shower for Noble Unger
Siler Virginia June 3 Mr and Mrs 8 A DeHaven entertained at a miscellaneous shower last Saturday night May 24 in honor of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Noble Unger. Guests included Mr and Mrs and JP Mr and Mrs Jack DeHaven and daughter Anna Mrs Robert Hutsler and children Martha Bernard Ruby Reva Stuart Norman and Linda Mrs Nora Whitacre Mrs Reecie Luttrell Mr and Mrs Arsel DeHaven and children Anna and Cora Lee Miss Catherine Pearl Bessie Othella Audrey and Mildred DeHaven Miss Blythe Betty Matty Mary Anna Luttrell Retta Taylor Mr Nelson Beard Mr Boyd Wilson and Henry DeHaven.
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Siler
A. DeHaven
Noble Unger
Jack DeHaven
Anna
Robert Hutsler
Martha
Bernard
Ruby
Reva
Stuart
Norman
Linda
Nora Whitacre
Reecie Luttrell
Arsel DeHaven
Cora Lee
Catherine Pearl
Bessie
Othella
Audrey
Mildred DeHaven
Blythe
Betty Matty
Mary Anna Luttrell
Retta Taylor
Nelson Beard
Boyd
Wilson
Henry DeHaven
Will construction suit in Winchester Virginia
In The Clerk's Office of The Corporation Court of Winchester on May 19 1941 Mary Anne Marple and others sue Rose Len Everhart and others to interpret the will of Elizabeth C Gratchen late of Winchester Virginia The court orders publication in Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse with notices mailed to defendants seeking protective actions and future distribution of estate proceeds
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Virginia
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Mary Anne Marple
Nee Everhart
Als
Rose Len Everhart
Elizabeth C. Gratchen
Mary Anne Everhart
Rose Sheipp
George W. Everhart
Howard Steele
Greta Everhart
Gloria G. Valentine
Lee Everhart
Kenneth Lee Everhart
Charles Wilber Graber
Helen Graber Uccelletti
Evening Star
Marshall
Herbert S. Larrick
P. Q
Puzzle Solved by Word Fragments and Clues
Yesterday's answer reveals a collage of misread phrases and hints. The list includes terms like Heavenly bodies and Ancient copper alongside odd word fragments such as Quiverin and Dwell' indicating a style of crossword style wordplay.
Don’t Risk Poor Pack In Hope of Doing It Cheaper
A study by John McDonald compares twenty Virginia packing houses to find labor efficiency. He notes costs average 70 percent of packing, with highly efficient sheds achieving up to 100 crates per worker and poor facilities dragging output. Recommendations include better lighting, clean facilities, visible daily charts, proper staffing, and emphasis on long-term, full-time workers.
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Virginia
John McDonald
Charles Town
W. Va
Mountain Grower Magazine
West Virginia
Woodlane for Sale by Public Auction in Winchester
A public land auction will be held at 11 a m on Saturday June 21 1941 in Winchester Virginia under a decree from the Corporation Court Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor offers 100 acres in Frederick County Virginia previously conveyed by Alonzo D Parsons to Asbury C Swimley deed 1922 terms cash Special Commissioner R Gray Williams to perform duties Clerk P J Marshall certifies.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Asbury C. Swimley
Ada L. Swimley
County Court House
Frederick County
Alonzo D. Parsons
Asbury C . Swimley
Circuit Court
R. Gray Williams
I. P. J. Marshall
Kit Carson York Judge Becomes Santa to Sleepers in Square
In midsummer a dignified judge named Kit Carson York walked a San Francisco square giving silver coins to sleeping drunks and bums. The portrait recalls a life filled with danger adventure and romance. He is remembered for tolerance and whimsical kindness and as a gallant figure in tropical years.
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York
Santa Claus
Kitt Carson
Kit” Carson
Tropics
Farmer’s heir ownership found after decades in Iowa
In Des Moines on June 3, Ernest L. Moore, long a farmer near Sheldahl, Iowa, learns he owned ten of ten acres he rented for 28 years and paid four dollars per acre in rent. The discovery traces back to his father and brother’s estates dating over a quarter century.
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Des Moines
Ernest L. Moore
Moore
Sheldahl
Ernest
Public Sale of Real Estate in Winchester and Frederick County
Executors of Michael Lillis and Elizabeth Lillis offer two properties at public auction in Winchester, Virginia. The first is 600 South Braddock St., a 40 by 89 foot corner lot with a large frame dwelling, to be sold cash at 11:00 A. M. on June 7, 1941, in front of the County Courthouse. The second is a 42 to 5 acre tract near Handley High School, adjoining Winchester corporate limits, with an apple orchard and building potential, also cash sale. Plat and survey available after May 20, 1941.
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Michael Lillis
Winchester
Braddock St
Braddock Street
Monmouth St
James P. Reardon
Elizabeth Lillis
Frederick County
Jefferson and
Miller Streets
Handley High School
Galilee Church To Observe Children's Day
Galilee Church of Christ near Grimes will hold Children s Day Sunday night June 8 at 8 o clock. A lengthy program includes choirs, recitations, solos, plays and a mission offering. Awards will be presented and the event closes with a benediction.
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Galilee Church
Galilee Church of Christ
Grimes
Harry Mason
Betty Clevenger
Charles Leight
Vallie Weatherholtz
Lazybones
Patrick Russell
Jones
Lucy Clevenger
Jon
Ada Russe
Mary Bird Hudson
Charles E. McVay
America
Louise Leight
James Crim
Frances Luttrell
Elizabeth Crim
Anna Kerns
Hazel
Loyalty
Victor Crim
Little Builders
Donald Leight
Robert
Cook
Contance Brown
Marilyn Gardner
Earl Smith
Horace Leight
Bettie Wine
Charlotte Harrison
Marie Clevenger
Helen Crim
Half Of World's Phones In U. S.
New York June 3 The American Telephone and Telegraph Company reports that 49 percent of all telephones in use are in the United States. The world total reaches 42 642 252 with 20 830 950 U S installations. Sixteen telephones are in use for every 100 people in the United States and only one telephone is installed for each person in the rest of the world.
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New York
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Examinations In Air Corps Are Modified
The Winchester Army Recruiting Station in Meridian Mississippi reports more vacancies in the Air Corps at stations nationwide including Langley Field Virginia and Bolling Field District of Columbia. A high school education is no longer required if applicants pass a written exam on major four year high school subjects. Openings exist in enlisted Air Corps and for flying cadets with reduced entry requirements.
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Donald S. Clowe
Mifflin B. Clowe
North Washington Street
Air Corps
Meridian
Miss
Winchester Army
Langley Field
Boling Field
D. C
Army Air Corps
Plant To Expedite Defense Orders At Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel announces that its Sparrows Point Maryland shipbuilding unit will be owned and operated by Beth Steel Shipyard to speed defense orders. The separation details which shops stay with the steel company and which move to the new shipyard.
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Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Bethee Point
Ve the Steel Company
Steel Company
Poisoned Liquor Deaths Probed in Maryland
Hagerstown Maryland June 3 police investigate two suspected poisoned liquor deaths. Victims are Harry Easterly 57 and George W Spence Jr 24. Deputy medical examiner Dr S R Wells advised suspicions and autopsies were planned to determine the exact cause with federal agents to assist.
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Hagerstown
Harry Easterly
George W. Spence, Jr
William H. Peters
S. R. Wells
Wells
Peters
Iquior
Fort Meade to Open Large Combat Range Next Week
Fort Meade Md June 3 Col Gilbert M Allen post commander announced the new six acre combat range will be in active duty next Monday. Guards will be posted at four entry roads during firing periods from 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Civilians will be barred from danger zones while firing proceeds. Night firing may begin later. Regular army units and the 29th Division will use the range south and southwest of the main installations.
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Fort George G. Meads
Gilbert M. Allen
29Th Division
Fort Meade
Staten Island area larger than Manhattan in square miles
Staten Island covers 57 square miles while Manhattan spans 22 square miles making Staten Island the larger of the two New York City boroughs. The comparison highlights the size difference between the two areas.
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Staten Island
Manhattan Canada
Manhattan
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Crust
Bellow Flower
Door
Cleanse
Guards
New Zea
True
Ny In
Fotomacomac By-Products Co
Ferry, W. Va
P. J. Marshall
Corporation of Winchester
Shenandoah
U. S
Winchester Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
New York Harbor
Seal Brothers
London
Michael
Christopher
Philip
Brest
Omps Funeral Home
Chapman Motor CO
West Boscawen St
Goodyear
Serge & Germain
DIAL
Bendix
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Riversides
E Security
Riverside
Montgomery Ward
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