Summer Vesper Services Start In City Sunday
Summer vespers begin next Sunday at eight o clock in Braddock Street Methodist Church. Six churches sponsor and rotate services from Braddock Street, Congregational Christian, Grace Lutheran, Market Street Methodist, Presbyterian and United Brethren. Rev. L. R. Bridgers delivers sermon next Sunday. services run through Sept 2 with inviting participation to foster Christian fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Braddock Street Methodist
Congregational Christian
Grace Lutheran
Market Street Methodist
Presbyterian
United Brethers
L. R. Bridgers
Divorce by bed and board sought in Winchester court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on June 8 1945 Robert G Jenkins by his mother seeks a divorce from Peggy R Jenkins on grounds of desertion. Peggy R Jenkins is a non resident of Virginia and must appear within ten days after due publication to protect her interests. Guardian ad litem W Erle Edwards represents the defendant. Clerk P J Marshall signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Robert G. Jenkins
Elizabeth Jenkins
Peggy R. Jenkins
W. Erle Edwards
Guardian Ad Litem
Virginia
P. J. Marshall
Additional Gas For Workers
The OPA announced a raised B-card ration to 650 miles monthly starting June 11, affecting about 3,000,000 drivers whose work needs exceed regional ceilings. East 325, Midwest 475, West 400 miles. Eligible drivers may receive more, but totals cannot exceed 650 miles. Apply by mail to local boards. do not display stick ers any longer. B-6 and C-6 coupons expire June 30 and may be exchanged for new stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Midwest
Far West
Max McCullough
Safe Stolen With $17000 From Norfolk Club
Five armed men robbed the Enlisted Men's Club on the Portsmouth Suffolk highway. they escaped with a safe containing $17,000. Two suspects Wringer and Pate were arrested in Suffolk while the safe and money remained unrecovered. three other men remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Portsmouth-Suffolk
Bowers Hill
Goldie Stone
Norfolk County
Albin Andrew Wringer
Thirteenth Street
S. E
Washington
D. C
Edwin Francis Pate
M. Street
Suffolk
Forbes
Nansemond County
Sidney Holzweig
Norfolk County Police
Beard policy in armed forces differs by service
Army regulations require soldiers to keep beards neatly trimmed but let local commanding officers require smooth shaving. Navy regulations allow mustache or beard at discretion though the face should be clean shaved overall.
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Army
Navy
Stephens City Graduates Largest Frederick County Class
The 1945 Stephens City High School graduation honored Frederick County students with diplomas presented by Principal Robert E. Ayler. Senior Linette Spicer won the American Legion Auxiliary outstanding senior girl award. Elizabeth Fleury earned Readers Digest. FFA awards went to Leonard Cooper and Eugene Larrick. a memorial plaque honored Paxton Wood Orndorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
Anna Lee Snyder
Ruth Perry
Charlotte Rudolph
June Cornwell
Ruth Fisher
Linette Spicer
Janice Stine
Audrey Bayliss
Mildred Racey
Lucille Carper
Marguerite Clark
Nancy Brumback
Betty Bradfield Mason Carbaugh
Marie Schreder
Buddy Artrip
Marjorie Anderson
Elizabeth Snyder
Elizabeth Fleury
Theresa Malone
Charles Ritenour
Harold Hart
Man
Charles Sheetz
Charles Bo<wen
George Fleury
George Rosier
Robert Seal
Edwin Baughman
Joseph Malony
American Legion Auxiliary
Reader's Digest
FFA
Leonard Cooper
Eugene Larrick
H. E. Estep
Gregory Orndorff
Leslie Orndorff
Paxton Wood Orndorff
Ayler
Stephen City
Church listings across towns in Shenandoah Valley
A condensed religious notices page lists sermons and services for multiple churches in Salem Stephens City Middletown White Post and surrounding areas. It covers Methodist Lutheran United Brethren and Bible schools with times from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and evenings, noting youth fellowships and special memorial services.
Brucetown Methodist Charge F T Fulcher Sermon Services
Brucetown and Carpers Valley churches announce worship times for Sunday led by F T Fulcher. Brucetown worship at 8 p m with sermon. Brucetown and Carpers Valley hold morning services and Sunday school with 10 or 11 a m starts. A cordial invitation extends to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Pauls
Richard
Trinity Church
B. Cadwallader
Christian Church Group
J Goode
Walnut Springs—Bible School
Helen Boggs
Round Hill
Myra Payne
Greenwood
Audrey Beacher
White Post Methodist Circuit
O. W. Lynch
Rockland
Providence Chapel
Boyce
Millwood
White Post
Mt Carmel Youth Fellowship
Church Board of Education
Providence
Brucetown
Fulcher
Carpers Valley
Gravel Springs and Bethel Parish Sunday Schedule
St James parish lists Sunday School at 10 a m and sermon at 11 a m Gravel Springs holds Sunday School at 2 p m and sermon at 3 p m Bethel and St John churches also show 10 a m Sunday School times with no sermon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Springs Lutheran
E . Smith
St. James
Gravel Seine Counday
Bethel
Market Quotations New York and Regional Livestock Figures
Market notes from New York indicate ongoing stock market recovery with gains across issues and several six year peaks. Baltimore and Chicago livestock reports show mixed prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep with steady to slightly uneven movements across regions.
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New York
Rails Today
Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotations June 8 1947
Grain markets were steady to firm with wheat rising as much as five to eight cents early. Rye moved only fractions. Short covering followed freight car shortage reports and other selling by speculation. Wheat futures led with July at 1 67 3 8 to 1 2. rye and corn quotes listed along with oats barley and December positions.
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Chicago
Wool prices for lambs and ewes from market listing
The report lists lambs around 98 pounds with full fleece selling near 15.35 per unit, package at 92 pounds, and wooled native ewes priced 6.00 to 7.75.
Japs in Smaller Cities Warned
Guam dispatch reports Tokyo warning that medium and small size Japanese cities will be pounded by B 29s just as major cities have been. Carrier raids of Kyushu continue with air bases bombed and mines laid inland as Osaka smolders from prior raids.
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Guam
Japan
Tokyo
Kyushu
Okinawa
Osaka
Major Japanese cities hit by large scale air attacks
Large scale air strikes hit Tokyo Osaka Nagoya Yokohama and Kobe with explosives and incendiaries. Osaka fires rage as smoke climbs high and AA fire meets returning B 29 crews.
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Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Nagoya
Yokohama
Kobe
Far East Air Forces Release War Plane and Ship Losses
The War Department reports Far East Air Forces destroyed or damaged 1584 Japanese planes and 518750 tons of shipping in 1944. From bases in New Guinea and the Philippines heavy bombers struck to crack defenses and disrupt lines to Tokyo and the Dutch East Indies. Brigadier General J W Crabb leads the Far East air forces.
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Washington
Fifth
Comber Command
Far East
War Department
New Guinea
Philippines
Japan
Tokyo
Dutch East Indies
J W. Crabb
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Federal Land Bank
Eee
National ™ Farm Loan Associations
Julian A. Everly
Sec
Treas
E. Boscawen St
Lawyers’ Row
Woodstock
White, Florida
Kale
California
Church OF the Brethreno Salem Congregation SR
Dettira
Cephas Fahnestock
W L. Riggleman
Royal Pike
Salem
Walter Smith
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Stephens City West Wee Fark
Home Mission Tabernacle
Nain, Va
George Helsley
Middletown Methodist Church
R B Moore
Grace—Church School
Epworth
Relief
Luther League
Shirley Seal
Montague Avenue
John Teter
Macedonia
E. E. Hall
Gen
Geraldine Netherton
United Brethren IN Christ Reliance Charge
Prederick
Reliance
Christian Endeavor
M. St. John
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Inference Company
Columbus
Ohio
G. L. Craig, Sr
N. Main St
Stock Market Report
Yana
Dr. Clendening
Daily In the Star
Jani Pon
Avene
LOM
Tavern Home Products
Socony-Vacuum
Han
Vedi
Financial Counsel
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
F. W. Magruder
Loudoun Street
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