Turner Ashby Chapter Meeting After Memorial Exercises
Following the Memorial Exercises on June 6 at Stonewall Cemetery, the Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of Confederacy will meet at Miss Lucy F. Kurtz home at 21 South Loudoun Street before the luncheon. All members are urged to attend prior to the annual luncheon.
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Stonewall Cemetery
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of Confederacy
Lucy F. Kurtz
South Loudoun Street
Montague Avenue
Metodist
J. C. Bowman
Robert Street
A. C. Long
von Bora Missionary Group
von Bora Missionary Circle
Grace Lutheran Church
R. P. Yount
Stonewall Avenue
Joel C. Jones
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
E. P. Bean
T. J. Hawkins
O. L. Jamison
John I. Sluat
Martin Wisecarver
Market Street Church
W. S
Market Street
A. D. Mason
Parkway
A. H. Rowe
South Cameron Street
Mervil Adams
Braddock Street Church
Braddock Street
Fred Carbaugh
Strasburg
Paul Carbaugh
M. K. Dean
Lucy Dean
Albert Proctor
Washington
Elmer Clevenger
Willis Clevenger
Aubrey. Walter
Joe Fisher
Norman Carbauch
Civic League ends summer season with speaker Williams
The Woman's Civic League held its final summer meeting at Tokes Inn on June 1. Mrs. Strader presided, Mrs. Ronald Wilson introduced guest speaker R. Gray Williams who spoke on progress in Winchester. Donations were announced to local nurseries and a war loan quota near completion as the retiring president passed the gavel to the incoming leader.
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Woman's Civic League
Tokes Inn
League
W. R. Strader
Strader
E. G. Rusk
Ronald Wilson
Berryville Star Reports Local Events in Clarke County
The Berryville Star covers daily happenings in Berryville, Boyce, and Clarke County, detailing community meetings, roadwork updates, school activities, and area notices for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Boyce & Clarke County
Summer visitors and local society notes from Stephens City
Cadet Jack Lemley arrives to spend the summer with his mother Elma K. Lemley. Local families host visitors and attend church gatherings, with posts about members returning from travel and a pledge to support religious education in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Jack Lemley
Castle Heights Military Academy
Tenn
Elma K. Lemley
Nannie Ritenour
Front Royal
Henry Ritenour
Boyd Major Steele
Sydney
Australia
B. Steele
New York
Raymond Marks
Gibson Property
Joseph Maloney
Kernstown
F. B. Cadwallader
Pfc
Ollie Orndorff
Santa Rosa
Calif
Walter Smith
Robert Sandy
Rov ‘Wisecarver
Pauline Combs
Mary Kane
Bettylee Oakes
Belva Shiflett
Plils Clowser
Reba Aylor
Helen Green
Norman Carbaugh
Nuss Nancy Parker
Madison College
Lomax Parce
Massed B-29 Fleets Possible As War Effort Grows
Washington June 4 B-29 Super Fortresses may form fleets of a thousand planes or more Col Albert L Warner head of the war intelligence division says the air offensive has expanded from a handful a year ago to more than 500 now and likely to double. He told the Army Hour that bomber load and strike frequency will rise and the B-29s will loom over Japan's war industry continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert L. Warner
War Intelligence Division
Army
Bureau of Public Relations
Army Hour
Warner
Chaplains Promote and Army Updates Highlight Wartime News
Chaplain Carlyle A. McDonald is promoted to captain after serving since 1944 withHarvard Chaplain School training prior to overseas duty. Ri chard S. Renner arrives overseas as an Army Air Force attache. Veterans named include Sgt Nicholson with Pacific campaigns and awards, Sgt Alvin W. Brady held as prisoner of war, and other service updates reflecting wartime duties and family ties across communities.
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Carlyle A. McDonald
Margaret Stone Lupton
North
Washington Street
McDonald
Harvard University
Camp Stewart
Opequon
R. K. McDonald
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Richard S. Renner
Mildred Smith
Army Air Force
5Th South Street
George Brady
Burnt Factory
Set
Alvin W. Brady
Sgt. Brady
Mary George
Ashland
Danny
Sgt
Brady
Glen L. Martin
Baltimore
Pfc
Harry Brady
Germany
Local Star News Briefs Highlight Community Events
The Star presents brief notes on local happenings including community meetings, school activities, and public notices. Readers find concise summaries of upcoming events and civic updates across neighborhoods.
States with largest alien populations reported
New York leads with almost one third of the total alien population, followed by California Pennsylvania Massachusetts Michigan Connecticut and Ohio. The list ranks states by immigrant totals and notes shifts in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Kingis
Michigan
Connecticut
Roanoke College Announces Summer Session Details
The Roanoke College Summer Session begins registration June 15 and 16 with classes starting June 18 at 8 am. Six and nine week terms run concurrently offering two and three semester hours per course respectively. Three new instructors join to strengthen Education and Philosophy programs.
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Roanoke College
Clarke County Youths Register for Selective Service
Clarke County youths reaching adulthood in May have registered with the Berryville Selective Service Board. Names listed include William Dodson, Kenneth Collis, Elmer Burleson and, among colored youths, William Travis Holmes, Arthur Junior Moten, and James Arthur Gillison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Selective Service Board
Berryville
William Lloyd Dodson
Kenneth Marion Collis
Elmer Samuel Burleson
William Travis Holmes
Arthur Junior Moten
James Arthur Gillison
Two Boys Killed At Crossing In Culpeper Va
Two teenage boys Charley Hutchinson 15 and Rudolph Nicholls 16 were killed instantly when the pickup they rode in was struck by a train at the Mahoney crossing six miles from Culpeper. Hutchinson was the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hutchinson Nicholls was the son of Mrs. Nicholls Wolfrey An inquest was to be held today.
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Culpeper
Charley Hutchinson
Rudolph Nicholls
Mahoney Railroad Crossing
Allies Form Germany Control Commission in Berlin
Paris radio reports the first Allied Control Commission meeting in Berlin with representatives Gen Eisenhower, Marshal Zhukov, Field Marshal Montgomery, and Gen De Lattre De Tassigny. The commission will draw occupation zone boundaries for Germany.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Control Commission For
Germany
Berlin
FCC
United States
Soviet
Russia
Great Britain
France
Gen
Eisenhower
Gregory Zhukov
Montgomery
Jennean de Lattre de Tassigny
Crossword Style Clues Set
Across clues include pronoun appendages and fruit filled pastry shells. Run away and group of three. Spreads grass to dry. Down clues cover confer together and a Finnish seaport. Puzzle yields interlocking terms and geographic references.
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R. Gray Williams
Civic League
Emma Miotner
Harrisonburg
Stanley Plotner
Wadesville
Plotner
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Young Snapp
Ralph B. Snapp, Jr
U. S. Navy
Ralph Snapp
Fairmont Avenue
Naval Air Station
Gainesville
Dotty Clark
Oliver DeHaven
Winchester
Mary Martha
Tom Halterman
Morgan Street
Jeanne Shade
Arlington County Public Schools
Walter Shade
Handley Blvd
Ws.cs
W.S.C.C
Stephenson Methodist Church
Harry Stotler
Jim Golightly
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberry C
Winchester—Front Royal
Amity Billfo
Yardley
Gaunt’s
Main and Valley Aves
Billy Gardner
Pvt
U. S. Army
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Tenth Army
7Th Dlvishon
Virginian
Nen Nicko
Eason
Sep Nechoisom
le Shima
Nicholson
Brightwood
77Th Statute of Liberty
Fort Jackson
Guam
Leyte
P. I
Sae Nicholson
F. Foreman
Lachman
At WM Het .Petenza
Capt
Col
Shirley Foreman
the Star
Just
C. R. Brown
Department of History and Political Science
Martinsburg-Hagerstown
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Hagerstown-Martinsburg
Blue Ridge
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Bros
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Chevrolet
International
Ford
Panel Pine Motor CO
Cather and
Moling
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Dial
W. Boscawen Sr
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
Hone
Traditio
Tia
Venture
Compass Point
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