Roosevelt asserts ample steel capacity for defense and civilian needs
President Roosevelt releases an Office of Production Management report claiming steel facilities can meet domestic and allied demands. He rejects talk of insufficient capacity, notes possible quarterly updates, and says production can rise if needed while denying excuses to reject civilian orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EET Assbastas Sands
Office of Production Management
Roosevelt
Congress
Jess
Harry L. Hopkins
William C
Hopkins
Bullitt
France
Gano
O.P.M
Dunn
Washington
Seer Says A Mouthful Sparks Police Probe In Brooklyn
New York report says a fortune teller predicted a trip and signing papers. Policewoman Emma traced the “large gas” den to a Brooklyn location where the suspect was held for illegal practice as investigators review the visit and the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma
Brooklyn-Queens
Girls Help Patrol At Middletown High School
Middletown High School patrol gains student effort for safety along Route 11. Principal Frederick Hoover notes rain coats and caps needed for a higher rating, with about 25 dollars required to equip members. Current active patrol includes Captain John Thomas Kline and others, with Christine Wright as president and Helen Hottle as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick den i Denis Hoover
Hoover
Hedges
Ameyandey
Gladys Burcham
Lillian Cooley
Mildred Lee Legge
John Thomas Kline
Edgar Lemar
Joe Jenkins
Beverley McCracken
Christine Wright
Helen Hottle
Tom Shull
Mt Pleasant Social Roundup At Home And Nearby
Mr Pleasant returns home after visiting Mrs Daisy Orndorff at Star Tannery and Mrs Irvin Miller’s illness prompts care at her home. Community members drop by Perry and Cochran homes. a father and son banquet at the Perry residence drew twenty three attendees with Rev Bridges as speaker and music by Marian Tevalt. Sunday School planned for next Sunday with preaching details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
March
Daisy Orndorff
Star Tannery
John Perry
Pearl Cochran
Irvin Miller
Miller
Thurston Renner
Floyd Brewer
Boyd Brewer
Cecil Dyke
Dorsey Ritter
Bridges
Winchester A. B
Marian Tevalt
Winches
Joe John Perry
Edison Fawcett
Asbury Boyce
Irvin Boyce
Yellow Springs
Atha Dyke
John
Mt Falls Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr Burson Chapman in Washington D C spent the end with his mother Mrs B Chapman. Floyd Hulver and son Bennie visited Mr and Mrs B C Hulver. James Harler, once ill, is up around the house and Mrs Holmes Elliott shows improvement. Visitors at Reuben Hulver’s included M B Chapman Burson Holmes Clayton Buck and Sonny Bucher Denny Hershman and Martha Bucher. Lee Pishel of Winchester is visiting his father John Fishel. Elmer Bucher and Mrs Faecotts Gap visited C H and W F White. Everett Jenkins and friends from Winchester visited Mrs Jenkins's parents L S Triplett. Thelma Wilkins and Woodrow Hawse of Needmore W Va visited relatives. Martha Chapman and Mr Reuben Hulver visited Mr and Mrs Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Falls
Burson Chapman
Washington, D. C
B. Chapman
Ae Floyd Hulver
Bennie
B. C. Hulver
James Harler
Holmes
Elliott
Reuben Hulver
M. B. Chapman
Burson
Clayton
Buck
Sonny” Bucher
Denny Hershman
Martha Bucher
Lee Pishel
Winchester
Ding
John Fishel
Elmer Bucher
Fawcetts Gap
C. H
Lone Traveler Herman Gottschalk Arrives in U S
Seven year old Herman Gottschalk arrives in New York aboard the Siboney en route to join his father, a U S Navy mechanic, in Washington. He had been living with relatives in Berlin since his mother died in childbirth.
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Herman Gottschalk
U. S
New York
Washington
Relain Berlin
South Seas Giggle Over Dot's Sarong
Dor othy Lamour's cut away sarong in Samarangan Java draws giggles from natives and approving murmurs from men in the audience. The attire, a six by six foot wrap draped twice and belted with a long sash, reveals much more than Western norms. Islanders maintain etiquette and modesty, while tourists notice Lamour’s bold fashion in the crowded canal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samarang
Java
South Seas
Dorothy Lamour
Japan
Omar
Sheriff's sale notice of levied belongings and auto
By virtue of levy in the case of Dolan I Bailey v. Rosenberger I Company the sheriff announces a public auction at North Mountain Service Station two miles west of Hayfield on Route 50 Saturday March 8 1941 at 10 AM. Items include Edison urn refrigerator range ice box chairs tables oil stoves beds mattresses a sedan and a 1932 Plymouth motor No P B 14333 with cash terms. Auctioneers Dunn Duvall. Frederick C Bywaters Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger & Company
Dolan I. Bailey
John B. Triplett
North Mountain
Hayfield
Edison
Montgomery Ward
Plymouth
Motor No. P. B
Cash Dunn & Duvall
J. B. Bywaters
Weekend Church Activities and Community Events Schedule
A church calendar lists Sunday events including Girls Hour at 6 30, Miniature Concert with Ralph Harry and Freddie Swann at 7 30, Cherub Choir at 3 30, an Oyster Roast at Winchester Steam Laundry, and four adult circles led by Mrs. Jacques Bowers Avey McIntyre and Dale. Tuesday features Boys Choir at 4 00 and Circle gatherings at 8 00. Wednesday covers a Zone meeting at 10 30 and Adult Fellowship Night at 8 00. Thursday offers Choir Rehearsal at 7 30 and Troop 9 Court of Honor at church. Friday Retinue notes Troop 9 meet at Scout Cabin at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harry
Freddie Swann
Sanat
Giants of Today
Men of Market Street
Winchester Steam Laundry
Frank Jacques
John Bowers
North Braddock Street
R. BE. Avey
West
Leicester Street
W. W. McIntyre
Fairmont Avenue
R. B. Dale
Parkway
Montague Avenue
Northwestern Division
J. H. Bowers
BSA
Congregational Christian Church announcements
Congregational Christian Church with Rev Robert A Whitten pastor outlines Sunday events at Cuamey School led by Charles Dunlap at 9 45 a m divine worship at 1 m titled Our Certain Refuge Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church
Robert A Whitten
Cuamey School
Charles Dunlap
Christian Endeavor
Highland Avenue Chapel Weekly Schedule
Sunday School at 3:00 led by Mr Wilwood Willey as superintendent. 7:00 Young People's Meeting. 7:30 Preaching by Mr W Andrew Wilkerson of Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va. Thursday 7:30 p m Mid week hour of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue Chapel
Glwood Willey
W. Andrew Wilkerson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Church of Christ Worship Schedule and Activities
Sunday morning service at 11:00 with theme Being With God. Evening service at 7:30. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 with groups for Junior Intermediate Young People and Seniors. Friday delegation leaves for Disciples Union at Strasburg after supper at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
W. Cork Street
Charles
Christian Endeavor
Disciples Union
Strasburg
Follow Me Sermon and Election Notice at 8T Ey M E Church
Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with Holy Communion at 8 p m. Evening service 8 p m. An election of a delegate to the annual conference scheduled for Monday March 3 1941 at 8 30 p m. Regular prayer meeting at 528 N Kent St. On March 9 at 4 p m the pastor of Market Street Methodist Church Rev Hopkins and his congregation will hold an afternoon service with Rev Hopkins delivering the sermon.
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M. E
Parks
A. C. E. League
N. Kent
Wig
Market Street Methodist Church
Rev. Hopkins
John Bae Methodist Church Services and Women’s Day
J L Garison pastor leads church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship with a sermon titled A Thankful Heart at 11. Communion service at 8 p.m. followed by a teachers program at 8:30 p.m. A social at Opequon is planned for Friday March 7. Sunday March 9 marks the annual Women’s Day chaired by Mrs Susan Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bae Methodist Church
J. Lloyd Garrison
Opequon
Susan Butler
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour Services Notice
Sunday School and Men's Bible Class at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 Vespers at 7 30 held at Mrs Barrs 502 Fairmont Ave Women's Missionary Society at 7 30 Tuesday home of Mrs Maxfield 337 Virginia Ave Prayer service at 7 30 at Mrs Rose Grimms 218 South Loudoun Street Public invited to worship with us
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barr
Fairmont Avenue
Women's Missionary Society
Charles Maxfield
Virginia Avenue
Robert Sibert
Rose Grimm
South
Loudoun Street
Grace and church services on W. Boscaw Street and Montague
A historical church notices list multiple congregations with ministers and service times. Grace Church on Grace Street holds 9:45 a.m. Bible classes and 11:00 a.m. sermon The Inner Riches, plus 6:30 p.m. Luther League and 7:30 p.m. Vespers with The Voice of God in Lent. Montague Avenue Charge and Macedonia churches publish morning worship, Sunday school, Layman’s Day, and Lent study events. Seventh-day Adventist and Centenary Evangelical churches schedule Sabbath services and Lent observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue Charge
Harry Balphis
Greenwood
Worong
Pas- Macedonia
Epworth League
Montague Avenue
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
George Fleury
George R. Haines
George Reading
John H. Rosenberger
Virgie
Junior Adams
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Harry. Rodgers
Southwerk Street
Julia Tyler
Macedonia
Round Hill
United Rev LG Bridges Sunday School and Bible Class Schedule
The United Reformed church announces Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 45 with Mr Walter P Anderson as general superintendent Morning worship at 11 with The Steadfast Face as sermon Intermediate C E at 6 30 Senior C E at 6 45 Evening worship at 7 30 The Challenge to Put Christ First Sunday School council meets Monday at 7 30 p m Men s Bible Class banquet Tuesday at 7 p m Wednesday Junior C E at 3 30 Young People choir at 6 45 Prayer at 7 30 Senior choir at Otterbein Guild meets Friday at 7 30 at the parsonage 108 North Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rev
LG Bridges
Walter P. Anderson
C. E
Christ
Otterbein Guild
North Ave
UPHOUSE BAPTISTS ANNOUNCE WEEK OF SERVICES
Morning Worship at 9.30 a m. Bible School 10.30 a m. Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m. Evening Worship 7 30 p m The Al Five Baptists School of the Bible Monday 7 30 p m Dr L A Parker of Berryville to speak on The Believers Triumph in a Wrecked World Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Capt Bott leads You are invited to attend these meetings
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Bott
First Baptist Church Service Plans and Topics
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship and Communion at 11 00 led by Rev E T Clark D D Sermon topic Fretting Vespers at 5 15 p m with The Basis of Assurance Supper and Open Forum for young people from 6 to 8 p m discussion topic Marriage and Divorce A cordial welcome to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
D. D
Revival Week Opens With Sermons at Swann Church
Swann Pastor leads Church School at 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. sermon titled God Needs Samples. Evening services include Young People's vice led by Miss Katherine Slayforey and Intermediate by Miss Jane Capper at 6:45 p.m. Sermon How to be Saved at 7:30 p.m. This is the second week of the revival with a cordial welcome to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swann
Walter M Shade
Katherine Slay- Forey
Jane Capper
Winchester P Three Church Service Schedule
Church bulletin outlines Sunday worship at 11:06 morning service with sermon. A 7:30 evening worship and a 7:30 Young People meeting precede midweek Hour of Prayer. Pastor J Moling is listed as superintendent with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester P . A
Nity Aloe
Ald
Wilson & m
J. Moling
W. Andrew Wilkerson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Er Whaneetay
Lent services and prayers at Mt Carmel Church
The record notes Holy Communion at 11:00 am with sermon on The Love of Christ and Lent weekday services each Monday Wednesday Friday at 5 pm led by Rev. Ernest H Williams of Ille and Rev. G L Flickinger. A weekly prayer and the Eternal Father invocation are included. Sunday School at 10 am with Charles Reed, and prayer meeting Wednesday night. The deacons invite all to hear Rev. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Carmel F. B
Braddock
Charles Reed
Rev. Austin
Maine enters the Union on March 15, 1820
Maine was admitted to the Union on March 15, 1820, entering as the 23rd state. The event marked a key expansion of the United States under the Missouri Compromise era and shaped regional political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sunday Worship Schedule and Evening Service Times
Sunday School at 9:30 a m marching worship and 11 o clock young people 6:30 p m song evening worship and sermon 8 o clock prayer service 7:30 dp m Thursday
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Seer
John S
Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Winchester FurniTure Co
Main St
Middletown High School
Mr. Pleasant Notes
Mr. Falls
Lone Traveler
Dot
Relman Morin
Sheriff's Sale
Lutheran Church OF Our Saviour
C. W. Lowe
Centenary Evangelical Nnd Reformed Church
Flickinger
Herman Lee
Father
Jesus Christ
the Deacons
George
Loudoun St
Omps Funeral Home Wineheste
Dellinger Brothers
Alfred J. Buescher
Jerusalem
Jesus
Jericho
Zacchaeus
Rich
Bethany
God
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