Community Club Calendar and Year End D r e w K T
Socials and meetings listed for Monday through Thursday across local clubs including Christ Church Auxiliary I O O F Lions Club Eagles Rebekah Kiwanis Garden clubs Elks and DAR luncheon notes. The June 10 Fort Loudoun chapter meeting ended season with speaker Nostradamus notes and remarks on war effort and postwar outlook. Officers announced for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
RED Cross
Lions Club
Golden Glow
Winchester Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dudley Field
Nostradamus
Joel
Thessalonians
Tennyson
Thomas Gray
Alexander Pope
Nostradama
Catherine de Medici
Hitler
Mussolini
Eleanor Nally
WAAC
Nally
Howard J. Benchoff
W. T. Colbert
W. R. Strader
G. H. Mackie
J. A. Stretch
Winchester Supper Honors Mrs Bryan Leach Ahead of Move
Mrs BE. G. Dallwig hosted a supper party in Winchester last night for Mrs Bryan Leach and her daughter Shirley who depart tomorrow for Youngstown. Guests included Mesdames Julian Lindsey Rodney Taylor Allen Richardson Winfield Scott C M Henkle and Philip Sprenkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. G. Dallwig
Bryan Leach
Shirley
Winchester
Youngstown
Mesdames Julian Lindsey
Rodney Taylor
Allen Richardson
Winfield Scott
C. M. Henkle
Philip Sprenkle
Mrs deGrange To Entertain Winchester Clarke Garden Club
Mrs H Clay deGrange will host the Winchester Clarke Garden Club Wednesday at 3:30 PM at her South Washington Street home. Miss Margaret Flickinger will be guest speaker on the topic Nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. deGrange
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
H. Clay deGrange
Winchester-Clarke County
South
Washington
Margaret Flickinger
Elizabeth Sprouse
Harry Russell
South Stewart Street
James E. Holland
Arkansas
Nellie Holland
West
Leicester Street
Old Fredericktown Garden Club To Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 pm at the home of Mrs. Walter Bosserman Sr on Fairmont avenue with Mrs. Clifford Grim as joint hostess. The Winchester Studio of Music closes fall and winter piano classes with a recital at the George Washington Hotel on Tuesday June 15 at 8 15 pm featuring a long list of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Golden Glow
Fredericktown
Walter Bosserman
Fairmont Ave
Winchester-Clarke County
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Old
Winchester Studio of Music
George Washington Hotel
Suzanne Judith Smith
Nancy Lail Hopkins
Peggy Gene Keller
Inez Miller
Ann Adams
Elsie Rene Hauptman
Dorothy Miller
Peggy Ann Long
Ann Bryant
Patricia Boyer
Robert Miller
Judith Ann Moore
Patricia Funk
Elizabeth
Ralph Harry
Betty Louise North
Freddie Swann
Lou Ann Cather
Marvin Hutchinson
Frances Scri
Mary Glass Boyd Weds Corporal Shryock in Quiet Stephens City Ceremony
Mary Glass Boyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Hinkle W Boyd of Middle Road west of Kernstown married Corporal Henry Shryock son of Mrs Margaret Shryock and the late Mr Shryock Saturday night at Trinity Lutheran Church parsonage Stephens City. Rev Frank L Roof officiated with no attendants. The couple, both Stephens City High School graduates, described the bride's light blue dress and pink corsage. Shryock, in the U S Army, is stationed in Texas. he was formerly an orchard worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glass Boyd
Shryock
Hinkle W. Boyd
Middle Road
Kernstown
Henry Shryock
Margaret Shryock
Mr. Shryock
Trinity . Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Frank L. Roof
Stephens City High School
Cpl
U. S. Army
Texas
Winchester News Briefs : Births Marriages and Local Notices
Mrs. Philip Williams heads to Winchester with daughter Ann after Bennett Junior College graduation. Mr. and Mrs. William Shull welcome a daughter born at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Laurens Jones improves after major surgery. Mr. and Mrs. James Goode announce a son born at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Charles Baker undergoes appendectomy with satisfactory condition. Miss Rose Mary Clevenger weds Markus Aimer Kostol of Kristianstand Norway in Winchester. couple to live in Washington after a trip to Atlantic City. Dorothy Jane Grim and Ralph Lee Shade wed in Cumberland Maryland. both from Winchester. Shade a Handley finalist and V P F service member. Wendell R. Barney Jr. visiting Richmond friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Annapolis
Winchester
Ann
Bennett Junior College
Millbrook
N. Y
William Shull
National Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shull
Jane Green
James Goode
East Bond Street
Rose Mary Clevenger
Rosell Clevenger
Frederick County
Markus Aimer Kostol
Kristianstand
Norway
T. M. Swann
Washington Street
Washington
Atlantic City
Vernon Shade
Parkway
Handley High School
Company 115
Rehabilitation Being Planned
Washington June 14 The Labor Department maps postwar domestic rehabilitation and world reconstruction issues with the Division of Labor Statistics as the key to setting labor standards and movement. Secretary Perkins said the bureau can forecast manpower for electrifying and wiring powerhouses in European nations likely to be reorganized after war. She emphasized predicting population moves to shape social security needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Perkins
House Appropriations Committee
Division of Labor Statistics
Europe
Supreme Court Overrules Flag Salute Decision
The Supreme Court today ruled that school children cannot be forced to salute the flag if they hold religious scruples, overturning its 1940 ruling. Justice Jackson delivered the decision involving Jehovah's Witnesses challenging West Virginia flag salute requirements. Justices Roberts Reed and Frankfurter dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Jehovah’s Witnesses
West Virginia Board of Education
Roberts Reed
Frankfurter
Minersville
Pennsylvania
Jehovah's Witnesses
Justice Stone
Black
Douglas
Murphy
Bombing Raids Profile in Pacific Theater Progress
Allied aircraft hit Bougainville and Buin in the Solomons with Flying Fortress and Avenger attacks. Kiska came under renewed heavy air strikes using Liberator, Mitchell, Lightning and Warhawk aircraft, while U S submarines Amberjack and Grampus were reported lost with about 60 men each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Solomons
Aleutians
Flying Fortress
Bougainville
Buin
Kiska
Navy
U. S
Japs Adopt New Aerial Tactics in Pacific Skirmishes
Washington reports Japan has begun sending large waves of fighter planes on bombing missions in the South Pacific. The effort failed to halt Allied air and naval forces as battles over the Russell Islands and Solomons continued. Six U S planes were downed with two pilots rescued, while about 25 Japanese fighters were shot down and eight more possibly destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Pacific
Solomons
Mores
Guadalcanal
U. S
Marine
Army
Navy
Csata Appointment Signals German Victory in Hungary
Ankara reports Balkan observers say Col. Gen. Ludwig von Csata’s appointment as Hungary’s war minister marks a German victory over Premier Nicolas Kallay and other anti Axis figures. Csata, a Russia theater commander, is said to be favored by Berlin in exchange for aiding Germany against Russia and securing a Nazi guarantee against Romanian moves toward Transylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Todo
Ludwig van Csata
Hungary
Nicolas Kallay
Csata
Russia
Rumania
Transylvania
William Nagy
El Salvador Recognizes Argentine Government of Ramirez
SAN SALVADOR, June 14. The republic announced recognition of Gen. Pedro Ramirez's government in Argentina. The move aligns El Salvador with the Argentine regime amid regional tensions and ongoing diplomatic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Republic of el Salvador
Pedro Ramirez
Argentina
Dies Committee Soon To Hear Farther Testimony
The Dies sub committee in Los Angeles heard testimony suggesting the army should run relocation camps. In Stockton the Methodist Conference urged releasing loyal Japanese Americans. Norris James, ex head of Poston intake center, testified that failure to segregate legal disloyal caused disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dies
Karl Mundt
Stockton
Calif
California-Nevada
The
Methodist Church
Norris Edward James
Poston, Ariz
Flags Unite Nations and United States in Flag Day Toast
President Roosevelt proclaims June 14 as a shared Flag Day honoring the United States and 32 nations. He notes Allied banners marching together as symbols of common humanity and free peoples. The White House observance extends nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Common Humanity
United States
Tes
United Nations
Washington
Flag of the Four Freedoms Flown for UN Representation
The new flag of the four freedoms was publicly flown for the first time to symbolize the United Nations. Chosen by popular poll, the flag features a white field with four vertical red bars representing religion, as well as freedom from want and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Freedoms
United Nations
Clergyman Dies While Preaching at Waynesboro Church
Ett er F Hentwole aged 64 minister of the Springdale Mennonite Church near Waynesboro died suddenly of a heart attack while preaching. He had been in failing health and funeral services will be at the church at 11 o'clock Wednesday. He was born May 8 1879 in Augusta County son of Anthony P and Betty Breer Heatwole. He is survived by his widow and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Etter F. Hentwole
Springdale Mennonite
Mr. Heatwole
Augusta County
Anthony P
Betty Breer Heatwole
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Elizabeth Carrington Pierce
Woman's College of
University of North Carolina
Mrs. Dallwig
Mrs. Leach
Junior Auxiliary of Hospital
Brenda Carter
D. C
WRENS
Richard E. Griffith
West Clifford Street
William C. Stuart, Jr
Pvt
James Holland
Alfred Guard
Alfred F. Guard
Wilbur Guard
Guard
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Joseph Miller
Joseph Rea Miller
Fork Union, Military Academy
Joseph P. Miller
McGuire
Hot Springs
Hunter McGuire
American Ophthalmological Society
Anne Woolfolk
Goucher College
Baltimore
John Woolfolk
Gray Gables” Inn
Camp Cloudmarch
Portland
Barnsley
Myrtle ‘Barnsley
Rockville
George Barnsley
Latane Street
William Triplett
Cal
Lee
Betty Ann
Catherine
Colonel Triplett
Grassvalley
Leach
Orio
Eee
Chester
McCormic
S&s. Stewart Street
Youngtown
Ohio
Barney
Richmond
Wendell R. Barney
Medical College Hospital
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberry’s
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Mrs. Shull
Laurens Jones
Mrs. Goode
Charles Baker
Baker and Anderson
Masters Wendell R. Barney, Jr
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
George Washington Garage
David Scher
New York
Jacoby
New Guinea
International
Buak
Bougainsville Island
Buka
Tazewell
Lula Freeman Bolden
D. J. Bolden
Juanita Davis
Bolden
Richlands
Pacific Ocean
By Hamilton A. Faron
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St. Phoge
Drueke
Ompany
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Beck-Yard
Timberlake
Moling and Cather
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Daily Crossword
Royal Air Force
Aigio
Tassle
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