F L Jenkins Succumbs To A Heart Attack
Franklin Lewis Jenkins 76 watchman at Virginia Woolen Co died of a heart attack at his home on Dodge Street. A Frederick County native, he leaves a wife Etta Keller, two sons James and Frederick, three daughters, two brothers George and W H Sakins, and was active in Friendship Fire Co and Braddock Street Methodist Church. Funeral Sunday 2 30 from the church with Rev T M Swann officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Lewis Jenkins
Virginia Woolen Company
Jenkins
Dodge Street
Frederick County
Henry
Mary Catherine Ritter Jenkins
Etta H. Keller
James
Frederick
Anna Ruth Irvin
Martinsburg
Janney Gruber
Winchester
Boyd Jenkins
Wash
George
W. H. Sakins
Tfis City
Friendship Fire Company
Braddock Street
Cyvph
Entis
T Church
V. T. M. Swann
Mt. Hebron
Carpenter
William Massey
Shull
Walter Grim
Cooper and Kidwell
Jones Funeral
Rites Saturday For Mr. Schneider
Pepane services will be held at 2 o'clock from Grace Lutheran Church for Henry Schneider 57 who died yesterday in Memorial Hospital after a long illness. The Rev Carl A Honeycutt will officiate with interment in Mt Cemetery. Pallbearers: William Dellinger Capt D M Sprinkle George Maus Jdison Spurr B S Prefitt and Mard Miller. Body remains at Kurtzeral Home until just before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Schneider
Memorial Hospital
Carl A. Honeycutt
Mt. Cemetery
William Dellinger
D. M. Sprinkle
George Maus
J.dison Spurr
B. S. Prefitt
Mard Miller
Kurtzeral
Stephens City Couple Weds in Singers Glen Va
Arbutus Hiser and Al Carper wed in Singers Glen Virginia in an afternoon ceremony led by Rev W Dell. Hiser, a Stephens City High School graduate, previously served as secretary in the school office. Carper, son of Warren Carper, graduated Boyce High School and Ashland College. They will reside with the groom's parents. Their sole attendants were Mr and Mrs Raymond Hausenfluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieta Hens City
Iss Arbutus Hiser
al Carper
White Post
Singers Glen
W. Dell
Hiser
J. H. Hiser
Stephens City High School
Carper
Warren Carper
Boyce High School
Ashland College
D. Va
Raymond Hausenfluck
Hospitality Of City Praised By C. A. Major
Major Henry S. Dynmick of the 71st Coast Artillery, 2nd Battalion, Anti Aircraft, commends Winchester for its hospitality during a convoy through the state. In a letter to Andrew Bell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, he thanks locals for courtesies and invites publicity. he hopes the battalion can return for another visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Dynmick
71St Coast Artillery
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Submarine 0 9 Missing Off Isles of Shoals
Navy reports 27 crew members and several officers aboard the submarine 0 9 missing after operations off the Isles of Shoals. Deep search notes underwater sounds while divers work at great depth as hopes rest on a possible shore bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Isles of Shoals
Portsmouth
Washington
Navy Department
Howard J. Abbott
Naval Academy
West McLane Street
Osceola
M. P. Wangsness
Naval
San Diego
Calif
John Francis Jones
Cratsworth
Marvin D. Barry
W. R. Cannady
William T. Crute
John E. DuFresne
Charles
Eagleton
Sab H. Edwards
Edward G. Foster
James D. Fowler
Facts About Gertrude Barton Nursery School Appeal
Publicity committee appeals for support of the Gertrude Barton Nursery School in Winchester. The notice explains sponsorship by the city welfare department and WPA, with families contributing facilities and 50 percent of non milk food. It invites donations to sponsor a child for milk and care, urging visible community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela. Rosenberger
L. M. Allen
W. A. Baker
8. C. Brooks
Gertrude Barton
Winchester
City of
W.P.A
Hagle
South Loudoun Street
James Miller
W. Piccadilly Street
City
White Hall Grange Plans Yard Party
The White Hall Grange met Tuesday night and approved plans for a yard party to be held on June 25. Committee members on the lawn party include J. M. Strother, Robert Russell, and Mr. Zeiler, with Mrs. A. W. Wright reporting on the secretaries and lectur ers conference held at Blacksburg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
J. M. Strother
Robert Russell
Mr. Zeiler
A. W. Wright
Blacksburg
Navy Crew Roster Lists Seamen and Rates
A historical roster enumerates U S Navy ratings and names including chinist's mate Bob A Gardner torpedoman James G Gillies fireman Francis H Golden and others such as radioman Emile A Ouellette yeomen James S Strang and chief machinist's mate Earl V Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob A. Gardner
James G. Gillies
Francis H. Golden
Francis L. Gruen
Henry J. Gunn
Joe A. Hartzog
Goddis I. Wendy
Walter J. J. Jaskowiak
William C. Kaufman
Emile A. Ouellette
Sam E. Sonnenburg
James S. Strang
Thomas W. Tillery, Jr
Earl V. Warner
Bernard J. Venhaus
William C. Wolf
Oman
German charges U S consulate closures over espionage
German officials issue a defense accusing American consulates and the American Express offices of providing intelligence to the British secret service. They say the closures were long overdue and deny direct U S government linkage, urging expulsion of all American staff by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secret Service
Washington
Protess
America
Germany
American Express Company
U. S
Italy
Berlin
Roanoke Tenor Sings at Three Local Churches This Sunday
Roanoke tenor and choir director W Everett Thurman will perform at Grace Lutheran Church 9 45 a m with My Task by Ashford at the Men s Bible Class First Baptist Church morning worship will feature How Beautiful Upon the Mountain by Harker and Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will host The Holy City by Adams at Sunday evening service Neighbors Mrs Vernon L Engle hosts Thurman and family Praise for his clear tenor voice surrounds the visits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Engle
W. Everette Thurman
First Baptist Church
Harker
Thurman
Holy City
Adams
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mr. Thurman
Cub Pack 36 Set to Meet Saturday Afternoon
Cub Pack No 36 will meet at 1 o clock Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church announced by Godfrey Prelip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Presbyterian Church
Godfrey Prelip
Bloom- Bloom, Va. summer visitors and graduations noted
Bloom Virginia residents welcome summer at Taylor Furnace. Local students Thomas LeRoy Cooper and Virginia Cooper celebrate academic and law degrees, while Della Miller Brown marries Clarence Henry Scranton in South Bend. Community members attend Mt Olive Sunday School convention and funeral services for Miss Lula R. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
J. H. Rosenberger
Steve
A. H. Brown
Clarence Henry Scranton
St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
South Bend
Mt. Olive
M. L. Fearnow
Union Bridge
Lula R. Cooper
T. 8. Cooper
Convention Of Eagles Closes With Elections
John P F Hayden of Portsmouth became president of the Virginia State Fraternal Order of Eagles succeeding Maan T. Sheehan of S. The 36th annual state convention in Sarah Zane Hall elected James O Jones of Alexandria as vice president and re elected other officers including G Stadelmeyer of Richmond and E H Peterson of No News. John Davis of Richmond won a roving cap for recruiting the most new members. The delegation endorsed the National Defense program and noted the Boys Town building is paid in full. The 1942 convention will be in Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John PF. Hayden
Portsmouth
Maan ‘Terrell Sheehan
Virginia
Order of Eagles
Are
Sarah Zane Hall
James O.’ Jones
Alexandria
G. Stadelmeyer
Richmond
Shanintee
Adam Mabon
Petersburg
Montague
Hampton
John Davis
State Aerie
Winchester Aerie
Boys Town
National Eagles Organization
Aeries
Newport News
Aerie
Eagle’s Home
North Loudoun Street
Bass
Answers to the daily quiz printed for page four
The page lists the quiz answers including berries as the first item and confirms responses for questions on government departments Edmund Spenser Henry Clay the first ten amendments a yes a friend or Quaker the trapezoid Greece and one and one half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Treasury
Agriculture
Edmund Spenser
Henry Clay
Greece
Two Eagles Stricken At State Eagles Convention
C B Beasley of Petersburg was sent home by ambulance from the two day State Eagles convention in session here due to heat prostration. Another delegate from South Richmond aerie suffered a heart attack during the morning business session. the man, about 80, has attended state conventions for 35 years without missing one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Beasley
Petersburg
Eagles Aerie
Beasley
South Richmond
Flagpole fund drive for Winchester armory kickoff
The Col. James C. Baker Camp of United Spanish War Veterans seeks 100 to finish paying for the armory flagpole. A color motion picture of the 18th Apple Blossom Festival will be shown at Sarah Zane Hall on June 26 and 27 at 8 and 9 15 p.m. The film includes shots of Company I Headquarter Detachment Virginia National Guard and Company 115 Virginia Protective Force from Memorial Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
James C. Baker
United Spanish War Veterans
Sarah Zane
Hary T. Cook
Virginia National Guard
Virginia Protective Force
Landscape Macedonia cemetery project announced
Officers of the Macedonia Methodist Church cemetery announced a contract to J A Haun and Son for complete replanting and landscaping. Work will take months starting immediately with grading fertilizing and grass planting plus marking unmarked graves and relocating some stones to improve walkways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Methodist Church Cemetery
J. A. Haun and
Macedonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Jenkins
Woolen Co
Mr. Schneider
Stephens City
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
C. A. Major
Santos Fe Pacora
Gertrude Barton Nursery School
Boston
Tiny Bing Bong
San Francisco
Broad St
Chambersburg, Pa
Oliver
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
International
Cockshutt
Roanoke
Milton
Biadnem
Cc. S
Doric Deluxe
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Convention of Eagles
G. Clay Ritter, Jr
Virginia Aerie
Buddy
Camp Wheeler
Macon
Georgia
Grorges
Bams
Florida
France
Brest
Central Press Association
Army Signal Corps
Hassocks
Winchester Furniture Co
Niente
Jones Funeral Home
Imperial
Admi
Charming
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Noveehold Arts
Thc
Winchester Dept
W. 14Th Street
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