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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1940

Page

3

Old Age Aid Is Given To 67 In Area

In the Martinsburg Social Security Office area 67 people receive monthly old age or survivors benefits. Of these 47 are insured workers retired at 65, with 9 wives 65+ also on old age payments. Two widows and seven children of annuitants plus two children of deceased workers also receive monthly benefits. The Martinsburg office serves Berkeley Jefferson Morgan counties WV and Clarke Frederick Warren Shenandoah VA.

Martinsburg Social Security Board W. W. Wood, Jr Cial Security Board Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan West Virginia Clarke Frederick, Warren Shenandoah Virginia Wood

Reference of Ebert estate to Master Commissioner

In Frederick County Virginia the court orders the estate of Martin P. Ebert to be inquired by a Master Commissioner. The order directs determining real and personal assets, beneficiaries, creditor accounts, and any pertinent matters. Hearing set for July 18, 1940 at the commissioner's office 4 N Loudoun Street.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Martin P. Ebert J. William Ebert Harry W. Ebert Loudoun Street J. W. Baker P. Q

Bible School At Stephenson Plans Vacation Sessions

A daily Vacation Bible School will be held at Stephenson Methodist Church starting July 1 for two weeks. Courses include Happy times in our church with Mrs. Mason and several other classes led by Mrs. Amos Prince Mrs. R. B. Moore Mrs. Bertha Ash wood and Mrs. Laura Anderson. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 each day and all are welcome.

Stephenson Methodist Church Mason Bible Times Amos Prince R. B. Moore Bertha Ashwood Laura Anderson

National Tobacco Festival Plans Patriotic Pageant in South Boston

The sixth annual National Tobacco Festival in South Boston, Virginia runs September 5 and 6 with a outdoor pageant tracing tobacco’s growth from 1608. The event promotes American agriculture and manufacture, features a queen, orchestra, and grand parade amid wartime public morale efforts.

South Boston Jamestown John Rolfe America

Husband cites wife’s erratic behavior in divorce case

In Pittsburgh on June 29, a husband told the judge his wife treated him kindly only near paydays. He described weeks of quarrels, alleged she refused to cook, hurled bricks and clocks, bought costly furs, damaged his tires, and entertained other men. The court granted the divorce.

Pittsburgh

Executors of W L Kuhn Estate Report for Virginia Court

In the corporation court of Wins ter Virginia the executors of W L Kuhn are ordered to inquire and report on the estate assets and shares. They must settle with M M Lynch and John J Kuhn as executors and present a final account. A hearing date is set for July 18 and all claims must be proven before then.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Ee L. Kuhn Claire L. Kuhn W. L. Kuhn M. M. Lynch John J. Kuhn Commissioner William L. Kuhn Loudoun Street W. Baker M. M.L

Local Graceful News From Grimes Va Reflects Harvest Busy Time

Grimes Va June 29 Grover Teets returns from Roanoke as convention delegate. Brooks Taylor nurses Polhamus at Stephenson home. Families from Grimes visit Martinsburg W Va and Winchester ill relative Mrs Ellis Randall. Farmers finish barley harvest amid showers and busy tasks from planting to thinning crops. U B Sunday School hosts July services at 8 pm. Various locals visiting, schooling and trips noted.

Grimes Grover Teets Snow Hill Farm Roanoke Brooks Taylor Polhamus Seldon Polhamus Stephenson Ben Hubbard Dora Grimes John Lodge John Stites Albert Gr

Pleasant society notes from Mt. Pleasant Virginia

Mrs Hilda Milhon and her daughters Freeda May and Peggy Jean visited Mrs Sadie Lamp last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Gladys Fawcett returned home after a two week stay in Washington DC with relatives. Guests Sunday at Mr and Mrs Floyd Brewer included Mr and Mrs Leak and children from near Opequon, Mrs and Mrs Turner Frye of Martinsburg, and Mr …

Raymond Betty Brewer Lena Frye Chester U. B Christian Endeavor Joan Castleman Winchester Lucille Ruth Perry Freeda May Million Little Cleteth Miller Louise Perry Hazel Racey Dayton Irvin Miller Vennor Milhon Zirkley Williams Fannie Williams Near- Opequon John Perry MT. Pleasant Hilda Milhon Freeda May Peggy Jean Sadie Lamp Gladys Fawcett Washington, D. C Floyd Brewer Leak Near Opequon Turner Frye Martinsburg W. Va

Fleet Heads to East Coast Says Leahy in Washington

Admiral William D. Leahy asserted the U S fleet is moving from the Pacific to the Atlantic and that the Atlantic is where it is most needed. Reports indicated Hawaiian concentration precedes the transfer, while President Roosevelt still declined to confirm its destination.

Washington William D. Leahy Naval Operations United States Pacific Atlantic Ocean Leahy Atlantic Hawaiian Roosevelt

Rupert Emerson Named Director of Territories Division

Rupert Emerson sworn in as head of the Division of Territories and Island Possessions at the Interior Department. In Washington Ickes oversees the ceremony with Floyd Dodson. Emerson will coordinate federal activities in Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

Rupert Emerson Division of Territories Department of the Interior Washington, D. C Harold L. Ickes Floyd Dodson Emerson Ickes Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands

Fruit Crops For England Appear Good

Information on the 1940 fruit crops in the United Kingdom is scarce but a London trade journal reports generally favorable early season prospects and notes that late frost damage is minimal. The 1940 apple crop is expected to be below 1939’s record heavy crop. The 1939 German and Danish crops are cited for comparative context and future Danish growth is forecast to rise.

United Kingdom London Austria Reich Foods Julian B. Foster Copenhagen Denmark

New Army Units Expand Recruiting Across Branches

The War Department drives a nationwide reorganization as the regular army forms new units across all branches. Enlistments are open in Panama and Hawaii with posts like Fort Monroe and Fort Meade expanding to fill vacancies. Air corps and signal corps seek high school graduates, others require grammar school. Information from the Winchester post office Army recruiting station. Abraham Lincoln quote on Washington’s birthday included.

National Defense Regular Army War Department Air Corps Panama Hawaii United States Coast Defense Fort Monroe Virginia Medical Department Signal Corps Fort George G Meade Maryland Infantry Fort Howard Field Artillery Fort Hoyle Chemical Warfare Service Edgewood Arsenal Ordnance Department Army Winchester Post Office

Frog returns to tune backyard croaking in Wichita

Helen Taylor captured a noisy frog in her Wichita fishpond and found it in her yard again within 15 minutes. After moving it a block away, it returned in half an hour each time. She plans to drive the frog miles into the countryside next time, believing it is the same animal marked with a ribbon on its leg.

Wichita Kas Helen Taylor Miss Taylor

Bible School Concludes After Two Weeks of Study

The cooperative Vacation Church School of Market and Braddock Streets Methodist Churches closed after two weeks with about 200 attendees. Teachers led four departments through themed lessons, a picnic was held for attendees, and commencement exercises with certificates will be awarded at Braddock Street Church this Sunday night.

Cooperative Vacation Church Market Braddock Streets J. W. Crider Our Happy World Laura V. Anderson Martha DeHaven Gladys Garber Myrtle Miller Our Church Margaret McIntyre J. E. Hutton B. L. Watkins Emma Ridgeway Lindwood Hammond Julia Forney God Herman McKay J. G. Over H. H. Hildum Jean Shade Martha Front Royal Braddock Street

Henry Ford Praises Newspapers as Daily Educators

Henry Ford says newspapers are the best educators arriving daily and keeping the public informed about events, inventions, and ideas. He emphasizes their role in shaping knowledge and inspiring discussion among readers.

Bass Season Opens Monday West of Blue Ridge

The fishing season west of the Blue Ridge opens Monday for bass through December 31 with a daily ten fish limit and a 150 season total. Minimum bass size is 10 inches, and all anglers need a license. Rock bass have a 15 daily limit and 150 season limit, six inches minimum. North Shenandoah River branch is in good condition for fishing.

Blue Ridge Mountains Shenandoah Rive

Schedule for Home Demonstration Week July 16

Miss Elizabeth Sprouse county home agent presents the week’s plan. Monday 2 p m White Hall 4 H Club meets at Mary Ellen Nethers home with custards and white sauces. Tuesday 2 p m Round Hill 4 H Club meets at Traver Carper home with frozen custards and prepared fruits. Wednesday Gore Demonstration Club picnics at Cacapon Park meeting Dolly Sirbaugh’s home at 11 a m. Thursday 2 p m Shawnee Home Demonstration meets at club house with full kitchen demo. Friday Office. Saturday Office.

Elizabeth Sprouse White Hall 4-H Club Mary Ellen Nethers Hill 4-H Club Traver Carper Gore Cacapon Park Dolly Sirbaugh Ful

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