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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1945

Page

7

Paris club for GIs thrives with champagne and cognac

American soldiers in Paris visit a private Army Special Services run nightclub at the Coliseum where champagne sells for $8 a bottle and cognac 50 cents a shot. The venue draws 1000 plus servicemen and their guests from WA, PA, NY, and allies, with a floor show and jitterbug amid friendly MPs and visiting Brits and French.

Cynthia Lowry Hal Boyle ARIS Paris 1 Club Coliseum Army Paris America Army Special Services James W. Hughes Spokane Wash Walter H. Jones Morgan, Ga Linz Austria Hughes Naval Martin J. Kane Brooklyn N. Y Broadway Bizerte

Two Local Boys Enlist in Navy At Bainbridge Boot Camp

Leo B. Fauver of Route 1 Winchester and Delbert S. Braithwaite of Sunnyside enlisted at Winchester recruiting station and report to Bainbridge Naval Training Station. Fauver attended Shenandoah Valley Academy and was a Virginia State Guard private. Braithwaite, born in Winchester, worked at J E Kelbach and Son Lumber Co. in Lenore. Both sworn in May 25 in Washington and departed for boot camp June 15.

Leo B. Fauver Harry Fauver Route 1 Winchester Delbert S. Braithwaite Lacey Braithwaite Sunnyside Navy Bainbridge Naval Training Station Fauver Shenandoah Valley Academy Virginia State Guard Headley and White Berryville Pike

Middletown Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

On June 19 in Middletown Mrs W J Peyton returned home in War sAw after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wilson Borden. Miss Jennie Pennington of Baltimore arrived to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs Howard Owens on Church Street. Mr and Mrs Dallas Tuck and children moved from Main Street to Front Royal. Mrs Claude Cooley Mrs Wilbur Welch and their mother Mrs Claude Carper visited Pvt Loring Carper at Woodrow Wilson General Hospital Staunton. Miss Martha Reely of Fairfax High School spends summer with her mother Mrs Jessie Reel near town. Miss Colleen Coffelt has accepted a position in a local store.

W. J. Peyton Wilson Borden Warsaw Jennie Pennington Baltimore Middletown Howard Owens Church Street Dallas Tuck Main Street Front Royal Claude Cooley Wilbur Welch Claude Carper Pvt. Loring Carper Woodrow Wilson General Hospital Staunton Martha Reely Fairfax Jessie Reel Colleen Coffelt

Penetrating Treatment Promises Stronger Athlete's Foot Cure

An advertisement claims surface remedies fail and promotes a 90 percent alcohol solution called Te ol as the only effective option. It touts rapid germ penetration and urges readers to buy 35 cents worth at Baker's Drug Store today.

Baker’s Drug Store

Local Social News and Service Class Officers Listed

Mr. R. A. Kline visits the depot. Misses Katherine Watson and Myrtle Rhodes attend an extension course for teachers at Front Royal. Lt. Joseph Bowers returns from overseas for a 30 day furlough with wife and son Joseph III at Ona Evans and Laura Glenn homes. Mr. and Mrs. James Harr of Blanchville visit Howard Owings. Service class approves officers: Mrs Harold Walters President, Ona Walters Vice President, Grace Ley Secretary, H. S. Jones Treasurer, Lula Lauck Teacher.

R. A. Kline Katherine Watson Myrtle Rhodes Front Royal Joseph Bowers Joseph Bowers III the 'Atter Ona Evans Laura Glenn James Harr Blanchville Howard Owings Harold Walters Ona Graceley H. S. Jones Lula Lauck

Total Solar Eclipse Path Narrow at 30 Miles Wide

The path of totality for the July 9 eclipse is described as narrow, measuring about 30 miles in width across Montana. Lunar and solar details accompany the note, emphasizing a tight track of totality through the region.

Eader Paul Berg Oslo Montana

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