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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

Page

2

4 H Club Dress Revue Set At Opequon

The 4-H Club Dress Revue will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in Opequon Va. Miss Nettie Carbaugh is in charge with Miss Mary Gay Marker and assistants Miss Mary Velma Hodison and Denver Hershman listed for the program. Classes include home and work, sport, spectator sport and school, and a social event with songs "Whistle While You Work" and "Playmates" performed by student groups. Judges are Mrs. Charlies Bass and Miss Rachel Dougan.

Ocme Nettie Carbaugh Mary Gay Marker Mary Velma Hodison Denver Hershman Hubertee Hayfield Charlies Bass Rachel Dougan

Youth Rally to Feature Dr. Anderson Address in Winchester

The Rev. Howard Stone Anderson D D pastor of First Congregational Church Washington is to speak at a Winchester youth rally at First Baptist Church tomorrow at 7 PM The event is sponsored by the Winchester Council of Religious Education Eddie Grove will be toastmaster The program lists grace music group singing and the address with several local leaders handling introductions and arrangements.

Howard Stone Anderson D. D First Congregational Church Washington, D. C Churches of Winchester Winchester Council Ofeligious Education First Baptist Church Anderson Coolidge Congregational Christian Church Eddie Grove Grace Andrew Wilkerson Mildred Jones Austin Sloat Louis J. H. Lowden Bobby Thelma Edwards R. A. Whitten George R. Haines Carl Honeycutt Charles H. Funk The Council Ansell Baker Charles Dunlap Helen Cooper Martha Babb Betty Schlack Elaine Sheetz June Ryan Jean Shade Kinsel Timbrook Charles Miller

Convicts Wounded in Break at Prison, Two Recaptured

Report says two inmates remain in serious condition after a prison break shootout. Guards Robert Wilson and S. J. Jewell shot to prevent escapes. Davidson and Perry were shot, with Davidson in worse shape. Another inmate, Tichnell, aided in the escape attempt and is noted as doing well. Walter L. Cook was recaptured following the incident. The hospital staff described the injured men as in set condition with medical status improving.

Walter L. Cook Davidson Perry Robert Wilson S. J. Jewell

Quiz clues hint at 20th century U.S. tech and figures

Fragmentary items show a mix of trivia prompts and partial answers including references to a female opera singer, a figure named Rider, Hoover, and a survey noting Gulf of Mexico Alabama links. It mentions percentages: eighty-three, thirty-six, and seventy-three percent for homes telephones and electricity.

Rider Hoover The Gulf of Mexico Alabama Lord North

Steve Brodie's Brooklyn Bridge Jump Date

Steve Brodie jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge on July 23 1886. He carried out the stunt as a result of a bet.

Steve Brodie Brooklyn Bridge

Appalachian Apple Growers Meet in Winchester

Members of the Appalachian apple growers association from Virginia and neighboring states gather in Winchester for their fifth annual meeting at the George Washington hotel. Purcell M. of Greenwood opens at 10 15 am, followed by lunch, awards for bringing in new members, and talks on advertising apples and on food and national defense by notable speakers including Gerrit Vander Hooning.

Virginias Winchester George Washington Co. Purcell M Greenwood E. D. Nininger Roanoke H. W. Miller, Jr Paw Paw W. Va Stanley Fulton Hancock Sheldon Funk Boyertown Gerrit Vander Hooning Immediate P National Association of Retail Grocers OPM

Mine Inspections To Begin Oct 1 Nationwide

A 107 inspector team will start annual coal mine inspections October 1, targeting mines with 25 or more workers. The program aims to reduce accidents and deaths, with about 2,800 such mines across the country. Most inspectors will operate in the Appalachian producing fields, mainly in Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Virginia.

Washington R. R. Sayers Bureau of Mines House Appropriations Committee Inspection Service United Mine Workers of America Appalachian Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Virginia

Fruit Growers To Meet June 27

Frederick county fruit growers hold a general semi monthly meeting at the court house Friday night June 27 at 8 oclock. Horticulturist A H Teske and others will lead a round table on current problems in apple and peach production. Those wishing to consult Mr Teske should contact the county agent promptly.

Frederick County A. H. Teske Mr. Teske

Boston Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Texas Activity

Boston reports twelve month Texas wools moving in moderate volume at $1.05 to $1.10 scoured, with most sales closing $1.05 to $1.08. Eight month Texas wools steady at $1.03 to $1.05 greasy and $1.07 to $1.12 scoured. Territory wools show many inquiries but actual business slow. fleece wools quiet with unchanged nominal quotes.

Boston Texas

Daily Crossword Clues and Puzzle Answers

Puzzle items listed with numbers and clue fragments including perforated ball mark twain character oftenly flesh of an ox palm fruit down cattle farm nebraskan city to decrease large worm existent part of Spise oF iep fuel yesterday's answer shel tered side fetish.

Germans claim big advances in Russian battles as front grows

Berlin reports initial German advantage in heavy clashes with Soviet forces. Bul letins say air war is intensive with raids on Koenigsberg Memel and Leningrad. DNB cites panzer kills including 180 Red Army tanks and 100 tanks by dive bombers.

Fuehrer Des East Prussian Koenigsberg Memel Leningrad Helsinki Estonia Soviet Union Sanomat Vilna Poland Greece DNB Baltic Black Sea Brest Litovsk Pripet Pinsk Kolno Powe 2

Finland Declares War Context Amid Eastern Front News

Dispatches from Helsinki describe Finnish activity and German air raids as Russia presses on in Ukraine. German agencies report Finnish neutrality and air efforts against Soviet raids while Germans forecast major eastern victories. Russian forces claim advances and bombardments across Warsaw Danzig Constanta as RAF raids pound western Germany’s coast.

Helsinki Leningrad DNB Finland High Command Fuehrer Ankara Cernauti Bucovina Chisinau Bessarabia French

Egg Quality Meetings Set for Thursday at Two Locations

Two egg quality meetings are scheduled for Thursday June 26 with sessions at Gainesboro agricultural building at 9 30 a m and at the Stephens City agricultural building at 2 p m. Topics include quality and storage and poultry diet considerations.

Gainesboro Stephens ‘City

Czech Youth To Be Guest At Bible School

The Daily Vacation Church School of Market Street Church reports record attendance with programs for ages four to fifteen. Next week guests include Jan Kloss a nine year old Czecho Slovakian refugee and Rev Ernest Emurian Ferrum College chaplain and noted composer and pianist whose Armenian refugee father and Armenian University links are noted. Enrollment ends tomorrow and the school lists a complete faculty headed by Rev G E Hopkins with registrar Miss Betty Jo Stretchberry and several assistants.

Market Street Church Jan Kloss Ernest Emurian Ferrum College Winchester Emurian Education of Armenia University of Armenia G. E. Hopkins Betty Jo Stretchberry Mae Carper G. E Hopkins Virginia Mackie George Sanders Dorothy Lee Harry Mary Ellen Babb Martha Babb Dorothy Grim

Stephens City Opens Engine House With Firemans Frolic

Stephens City Virginia June 24 firemen frolic to aid debt on Independent Hose Co engine house. Building cost 2500 dollars with about 300 dollars left. Charley Rouss Fire Co Winchester to demonstrate new pumper and aerial ladder each night of the frolic.

Stephens City Independent Hose Co Charley Rouss Fire Co Winchester

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