Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester data
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 8 am at 1.12 inches and June to date 1.46 inches with year to date 17.40 inches. Thirty year average annual rainfall is 6.11 inches. monthly values range from 1.98 inches in February to 3.83 inches in June with totals cited from the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Local Red Cross Finishes Advanced First Aid Course
An Advanced First Aid Course sponsored by the local Red Cross Chapter was completed in City Hall. Cecil C. Grim and George Reading directed the program, awarding advanced certificates to Thomas Anderson and 14 others. A separate Standard First Aid Course by Handley High School, led by Virginia Boyd Barr, also concluded with certificates for seven participants.
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Red Cross
City Hall
Oe Court Room
Cecil C. Grim
George Reading
Thomas Anderson
Kathleen H. Atkinson
Lillian Babb
Elenora F. Davis
Roy .L. Dellinger
Charlena Grim
Ray Garrabrandt
Raymond Galliday
Loudelle P. Hale
Ruth T. Haines
Glen Jackson
Anne Kerns
Bessie T. Renner
Jane A. Rhodes
C. C. Robey
Mary Lou Steele
George and Gaynel Reading
Flounder Moten
Mary Perkins
Mary Belfe Rhodes
Handley High School
Virginia Boyd Barr
E. Rhodes Huntsberry, Jr
Winfield Scott, Jr
Charles E. Stuart
George Garber Jr
William Whiting
Allen Bond
Lackey G. Semples
Harold E. Wingert
Help the Boys in Tete Sue Eee Wee in the Service
The Star reports a call to send support to the boys in Tete Sue and Eee Wee serving, urging readers to mail encouragement and aid to their unit.
Identity sought for painter Peticolas miniature at Smithsonian
The Evening Star asks readers to identify the subject initials M B from a 1797 Peticolas miniature held in the national collection. It notes Peticolas, born in Italy and active as a Virginia miniaturist, likely visited Winchester in 1797 and may have painted other portraits there. Readers with information are asked to contact Walker McC. Bond in Winchester or E. K. Meade, portraits committee, Association, Boyce Virginia.
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Smithsonian
Washington, D. C
National Collection of Fine Arts
P. A. Peticolas
Winchester
Philip A. Peticolas
Italy
Richmond
M. B
Frederick County
The
Evening Star
Peticolas
Walker McC. Bond
N. Loudoun Street
E. K. Meade
Association
Boyce
Amendment to O D T order restricts transfers and sales
Edward R. Gisburne of the Office of Defense Transportation requires inspection of a valid War Necessity Certificate for such transfers with exemptions for coupon issued by rationing agencies and for sale or delivery of motor fuel parts tires or tubes for resale purposes.
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Edward R. Gisburne
Office of Defense Transpo
Office of Defense Transportation
United States
Bible School Begins Monday at Montague Avenue Methodist
Daily Vacation Bible School starts Monday at the Montague Avenue Methodist Church. Boys and girls from the area will attend with assistance from Whitacre and Marguerite Roy Rogers.
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Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Boy Meets Girl From Virginia Weds After Wartime England
Two Virginians Louise Hampton of Pulaski and John Schaffer of Morgantown met in wartime England after nurse Hampton joined an overseas unit and Schaffer, a photographic reconnaissance pilot, arranged a dance. They married in a hospital chapel in Scotland after securing permission.
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Lou
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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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Schaffer
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Nissen Ut
Army
West Fights For Its Corn Crop
Weather conditions shift across regions with rain delaying field work in the west while the east sees heat. Farmers rely on longer dry spells to allow soil to dry so plowing and planting can continue. Drought intensifies in Arizona and New Mexico as summer nears.
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Ohio Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Open Door Bible Class To Meet At Loudoun Street Church
The Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet at 9:45 AM. Rev. Alfred W. Eppard will teach the class. All members are urged to attend and visitors will receive a cordial welcome.
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Loudoun Street
Civil and Police Court Cases Heard by Judge Rice
Landon L Sisk Whitacre or drunk five dollars and costs Bryant Clark Sunnyside disorderly conduct ten dollars and costs Guy W Mills reckless driving ten dollars and costs Edward Johnson city gambling ten dollars Eddie Shenholtz city gambling ten dollars and costs John C Williams Jr city drunk and disorderly ten dollars and costs Louise Johnson city drunk and disorderly sixty days and costs Buford A Tyree Rocky Mountain Va reckless driving five dollars Herman Richardson Detrick operators on five dollars and costs city of citation twenty dollars and costs Jean Lee city statutory offense twenty dollars and costs Harry G Myers city ing ten dollars and costs
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Landon L. Sisk
Whitacre
Bryant Clark
Sunnyside
Guy W. Mills
Edward Johnson
Eddie Shenholtz
John C. Williams, Jr
Louise Johnson
Buford A. Tyree
Rocky Mountain
Herman Richardson
Detrick
Jean Lee
Harry G. Myers
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