Fishpaw fiftieth anniversary reception invitation
Clarke county notices list Mr and Mrs John M Fishpaw inviting friends to an informal reception on Tuesday March 7 at George Washington Hotel for their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Juanita May Rinker former bride of Clarke county attends the event. Also included are brief items on Ralph Lee’s return after tonsil and adenoid surgery, Mrs Caldwell critical, Lieut Kern visiting, Henry Clark homebound, and Betty Sager improving after appendectomy.
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John M. Fishpaw
Clarke County
George Washington Hotel
Fishpaw
Stones Chapel
Juanita May Rinker
H. Rinker
Clarke Count
Local residents report family health and travel updates
Mrs. Marshall Martin of Berryville is recovering after an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. George H. Smith and two daughters plan to leave for Richmond to join Mare Smith at McGuire General Hospital where he will head eye ear nose and throat service. Kenneth M. Grimm returns to his Nashville Tennessee camp after a furlough with his parents on Berryville pike. Col Leo W. Cather of Brownwood Texas visits his Winchester parents. Mrs. E W Cather improves after weeks in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. G W Hohannes recovers from grippe. Miss Virginia Renner remains home with influenza. Little Miss Mary Lee Molden returns home after a tonsillectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Ralph Lee
Perry Lee
Baltimore
J. W. King
Augusta
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Marshall Martin
Berryville
Richmond
George H. Smith
Mare Smith
McGuire General Hospita
Set
Tennessee
Kenneth M. Grimm
Nashville
Tenn
Floyd B. Grimm
Berryville Pike
Leo W. Cather
Brownwood
Texas
E. W. Cather
West Boscawen Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Molden
Hospital
Mary Lee Molden
Ed Molden
G A A Plans St Patrick's Party March 16
The Girls Athletic Association held a March business meeting at 8 p m. Reports were given and four girls sold stamps at the Capitol Theatre in February. Plans were approved for a St Patrick's Party on Thursday March 16 at 745 p m in the club rooms. The committee includes Mrs Wyatt Richard as chairman and Mrs B J Sager. Guests must wear green and a prize will be given for the best Irish joke. A dues campaign is to take place in March.
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Girls Athletic Association
Capitol Theatre
Ro! Grove
Dorothy Sencindiver
Marshall Boyd
James Maron
St. Patricks
Wyatt Richard
B. J. Sager
John Seabright
Round Hill 4 H Club Wraps Up Regular Meeting
The Round Hill 4 H Club held its last regular meeting with pledge and motto, treasurer and secretary reports, and a talk by Miss Ruth McNeil on the National Youth Foundation camp. Members reviewed last year’s goals and heard updates on war bond sales and various reports.
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Round Hill
Ruth McNeil
National Youth Foundation
Maurice Carpenter
Quick
India
Mary Gay Marker
Maurice Carnter
Betty Jean ‘Mapp
Kathrine Castleman
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
Mrs Thu and family plan a move to California to join husband Corp. George Home Month. Mrs Aleander Ordon of Baltimore opens a Virginia home near Front Royal in April. Elinor Gordon, aiding the Red Cross, spends vacation with her mother in Barry Hamel. Purcellville nurse in Memorial Hospital improving. Round Hill guests Miss Wilmatt and Roy LaFolette visit Miss Moatz and her parents W H Miz. Peggy Panglé transferred from hospital to home on Ross Street.
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AleAnder Ordon
Baltimore
Virginia
Kenbore
Front Royal
Elizabeth Gordon
Red Cross
Round Hill Lasunday
Miss Wilmatt
Roy LaFolette
City
Moatz
W. H. Miz
Berryville Red Cross Clinic Highlights Local Donors
Clarke County Red Cross unit held a clinic in Berryville with a Washington Mobile Unit staff led by Capt. I. Gordon. Ten donors achieved five gifts, with several four and three time donors named. Local volunteers, nurses, and canteen workers supported the event amid community updates and small notices about residents’ travels and school board changes.
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B . Va
Clarke County
The
Red Cross
Ee Eying
Berryville
Clifton Price
David H. Allen
Charley Enders
Kenneth Levi
W. B. Watkins
Joel D. Griffing
H. C. Barthel
John Levi
Claude Tinsman
William Green
Eustace Jackson
Washington
I. Gordon
Medical Corps
William 8. Whitehead
Willis Howard
Marjorie Moffitt Holmes
Ruby McLaughlin
Olive Meade
Dorothy
Clarke Lloyd
E. Lee
James Dakeman
A. B. Hummer
Edward Barnett
Laura Owens
Maurice Longerbeam
George Greenhalgh, Jr
Rice Levi
Jessie Morris
Grayson Sponseller
Louise Langbein
Roy Ball
Katherine Anderson
Mary Pearson Farmer
Agnes Mitchell
Virginia Watkins
Polly Winslow
Lucille Piddler
Helen Thompson
Quiet Town Poem Reflects War’s Shadow on Peaceful Nights
The piece portrays a peaceful town at night, then reveals its men marching to fight. It laments war’s blood shed while snow remains white and calm. The poem credits Miss Edwards of 444 Fairmont Avenue, a Handley High 1942 graduate, and notes its publication in the Proscript biweekly at Richmond Professional Institute.
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H. R. Edwards
Fairmont Avenue
Richmond Professional Institute
College of Wilco and Mary
Miss Edwards
Handley
Vote authority given to union leader at Dan River mills
About 700 workers at Riverside and Dan River Cotton Mills voted to empower Douglas Eanes, TWUA local business manager, to call a referendum on striking. The move aims to secure War Labor Board arbitration on workload disputes, with a 30 day postponement before any legal strike under the Smith Connally act. The WLB has said it will not negotiate until production returns to normal.
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Danville
Riverside
Dan River
Douglas Eanes
Textile Workers’ Union of America
Eanes
War Labor Board
Smith- Connally
WLB
Aircraft Output Tonnage Is Up
Pi production reached 350 a day in February with emphasis on heavier longer range planes. Tonnage sent into service rose four percent though total was 29 aircraft shy of January. Charles E. Wilson said 43 plants met or exceeded schedules and called the gain a sound and excellent achievement.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Aircraft Production Board
Funeral Attendees Gather in Berryville for Carlisle Obsequies
Mr. Tom Elsen of Newport News Virginia spent days in Berryville attending the funeral of Leonidas Carlisle. Mrs. Carlisle stays with her mother Mrs. Tom Shepherd. Joe Avis of North Carolina joins family in mourning. Pauline Ashby returns to Berryville from Florida. Mrs. William Hayes travels to Utica New York to visit her husband Staff Sgt Hayes.
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Tom Elsen
Newport News Va
Berryville
Leonidas Carlisle
Tom Shepherd
Set
Joe Avis
North Carolina
Shepherd
Pauline Ashby
Florida
Mose Ashby
William Hayes
Utica
New York
Sgt. Hayes
Allied Forces Push From Beachhead In Admiralty Islands
Allied reports detail initial Admiralty Islands landing as a scouting expedition that grew into an invasion. From a beachhead a mile long and three quarters wide, troops moved to seize Momote airdrome and Hyane Harbor, with reinforcements arriving and engineers repairing runways as air strikes struck from the Bismarck Sea to disrupt Japanese supply lines.
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Southwest Pacific
Admiralty Islands
Douglas
Arthur
Momote
Los Negros Island
Hyane Harbor
MacArthur
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Bismarck Sea
Rabaul
Japan
Truk
New Guinea
Mother Of Quads A Derbyshire Mystery Deepens
Norah denies marriage claims as townspeople in a Derbyshire village react with calm curiosity. Norah’s mother, a munitions worker, hopes marriage might come for the children. Mrs Carpenter, cheerful with reporters, notes the Doughboy father waited in an adjoining room when the quads were born.
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Norah
Former German Diplomat Breaks With Hitlerites
Erich Vermehren once served as military attaché in Istanbul and later joined Allied efforts against the Nazis. In Cairo he confirmed to the Associated Press that he renounced Hitlerism and changed his basic pattern of thought and action, explaining what prompted the shift.
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Asae Ait
Istanbul
Teestines Com Bo
Vol- Weleerel
Vermehren
Associated Press
Cairo
Conversion to Nazi Cause Weighs Heavy Confession
An unnamed speaker in Cairo on March 3 explains choosing allegiance to Germany and the National Socialists. He says his conscience drove the decision, outweighed by the dishonor he sees in his country’s rulers and the need to prevent Germany’s ruin.
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Erich Vermehren
Cairo
Germany
Isenens Enecnien
Getenaees
National Socialiste
Nazis
Farm Senators Plan Direct Plea For Deferments
Washington March 3 A group of farm state senators forms a subcommittee led by Senator Russell to urge President Roosevelt for changes to the selective service rules on farm deferments. They fear stricter rules cut food output and target about half of 1 770 000 farm workers. If appeals fail Congress already has pending law to compel deferments.
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Dga
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Hershey
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Rep. An
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Sena Bankhea
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Dewey to Outline Views on Major Issues in New York
Reports say Dewey will address postwar policy at the American Newspaper Publishers Association event in New York. Democrats question his stance on foreign policy while supporters say his foreign affairs views were stated in his prior governorship platform.
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River N. Clue Answer Puzzle
Down entries include River N as a clue and Rea and Rub out with a synonym for male cat. The puzzle yields a short crossword style wordplay.
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River N
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