Bowling results roll through Evening Star Ladies League action
Elizabeth Jasper 126 111 led the Elks Club to a 514 three game win over Novick Transfer. Madeline Grove and Mary Atterttr Rain helped GA girls to a 501 498 win over Beta Siema Phi. Berryville Jr Women beat Handley 503 and Dorthy Cather 111 led Valley Pride past South End Fire Co two games. Dr Allen Hawthorne posted a 364 365 363 362 string for Perry Construction.
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Elizabeth Jasper
Corrine C
Elks Club
Novick
Evening Star
Mrs. Jasper
Madeline Grove
Mar Atterttr
Elizabeth Snider
Beta Siema Phi
Sween
Rotuh Ritter
Het.en Berry
Berryville
Handley Girls
Suf Stickley
Handley
Berryville Girls
Soma Cunnincfaw
Hick
Bell Cliothes Girls
Clearbrook Woolen
Clothiers
GAA
GOTN
Shumakep
Htlda Rfc
Rice
Derry
McCrory’s
Capitol Restaurant Girls
Martha Bowers
Helen Karins
Valley Pride
South End Fire Co
Dorothy Cather
Frances Jenkins
Whitacre Family Illnesses and Local Moves
Sunday visits noted for A Grant Whitacre while A C Whitacre remains ill at home with the flu. A G Whitacre is described as seriously ill at his residence. Mr and Mrs George Bagent relocate from Ms while A N Whit and others appear in a brief local notices fragment.
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Se Va
R. Anderson
Pletcher
War
A. Grant Whitacre
A. C. Whitacre
A. G. Whitacre
George Bagent
J. N. Whit
Local Notes From The Winemuee Area
Acre's home farm owner Will Miller and W W Whitacre visited D S Miller's household Monday evening. Mrs D S Miller shows some improvement while Mrs A C Whitacre remains ill. Marie Oats of Winchester visited her parents D S and D B Whitacre Monday afternoon. Donnie Anderson returns to school after ten days with the gripe. D S Miller and Clarke Miller helped move George Bagent's family Monday. L G Whitacre of Winchester visited J S Fletcher Monday. First snow of the season drifted in this week. School bus driver James Adams missed a route Wednesday morning. Rev C A Quen gil will preach Sunday morning March 5 and invites the public. Folks attended Mrs Garvin sale at Gore last Saturday.
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Acre
Will Miller
D. S. Miller
Clarke Miller
George Bagent
L.g.whitacre
Winchester
Fletcher
James Adams
C. A. Quengil
Msc. Garvin
Gore
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Circus Animals Freed After Hugo Tornado Damage
A tornado near Hugo Oklahoma wrecked Kelly Circus equipment worth about 10000 dollars and left five injured. Nearly all non wild animals escaped. four elephants in a barn were unharmed. Seven trucks and trailers were destroyed as two Goodland Indian School buildings were wrecked. State Patrol tallies total damage around 75000 dollars.
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Hugo
Okla
a = Kelly Circus
Bs Cmd
Goodland Indian School
State Highway Patrol
Japanese Mobilize School Children
Soviet news dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan has mobilized school children and converted schools into war plants. Flimsy buildings have been evacuated and government offices moved from crowded areas. The population is urged to cultivate school grounds parks and vacant lots as part of the mobilization effort.
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Moscow
Tokyo
Stamps and tokens guide rationed foods use
Reminder explains rationing rules using Ver Rate Book Four. It directs using Green Stamps first and notes only ten point stamps and one point tokens remain. Beginning March 21, blee stamps and five tokens will be used for processed foods. Tokens save time and work.
Burma Drive Hindered by Shortage of Essentials
Military observers say a full scale Burma drive is stalled by lack of merchant shipping, war matériel, and adequate communications. They note manpower exists in India with 2,000,000 troops, but supplies and transport across the monsoon terrain slow progress toward retaking the Burma Road and linking with Chinese forces.
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Ned Nordness
Gto Washin
Burma
Lord Montbatten
Southeast Asia
Washington
Europe
Hitler
China
India
Surilies
Malaya
Akvab
Ledo Road
Burma Road
Irawaddy
Bangkok
Islang
Griffin praises boys in his command in New Guinea letter
Lt Col S Marvin Griffin praises the 1011th Co A Bn troops for hard work and high morale in New Guinea. He notes mail delays from relocation and says the unit is gaining recognition with a theatre ribbon and three stars on its standard banner, credit to the men.
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S. Marvin Griffin
Elizabeth Smith
Robert Smith
Amherst Street
Col. Griffin
New Guinea
C. O
1011St Co. A. Bn
Japanese Empress Turns 41 Amid Cautious Tone
The Empress of Japan marked her 41st birthday today in good health according to a Tokyo radio broadcast monitored by U S government observers. The report said no celebrations were planned due to the times, reflecting a sober mood on the auspicious day.
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New York
Japan
Tokyo Radio
U. S
Democrats To Hold Convention On July 8 In Roanoke
The Virginia state Democratic convention will convene July 8 at noon in the Hotel Roanoke, Roanoke. Horace Edwards, state Democratic chairman, announced the plan after the February 25 State Central Committee meeting selected Roanoke as host city. Delegates number about 2,400, based on one delegate per 100 Roosevelt votes in 1940, with temporary chairman to be named by Edwards.
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Richmond
Roanoke
Horace Edwards
State Central Committee
Edwards
Jary
Roosevelt
Divorces Granted in Clarke County
Two absolute divorces were granted in Clarke County. Ernest Clarence Pipher was divorced from Dorothy Jackson Pipher on desertion grounds. Bertha Eve Virginia Johnson Tracy was divorced from Carroll Tracy on desertion grounds.
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Clarke County
Ernest Clarence Pipher
Dorothy Jackson Pipher
Bertha Eve Virginia Johnson Tracy
Carroll Tracey
The Seabee Speaks On War Fatigue And Duty
Veteran J. C. Vaughn speaks to a reader crowd about war weariness. He asks if readers recall digging out after blasts, hunger, dirt, heat, and fatigue. He notes Seabees endure and still expect others to push on and serve.
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Wal’ Womba
Mister
J. C. Vaughn
Opportunities In Navy Open For Youngsters
Edwin C. Parker from the Richmond recruiting station announces Navy opportunities for 17 year olds and seniors in high school. Eligible youth can enlist on inactive duty until graduation, join medical corps as hospital apprentice, or pursue radio technician training with 10 months at sea. Parents must consent for 17 year olds. Recruiting stations listed: Richmond Norfolk Newport News Danville Lynchburg Staunton Roanoke Bristol Petersburg.
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Edwin C. Parker
Gare
Ste States Navy
Vy ' Richmond
Wireman
Navy
Medical Corps of the Navy
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport, News
Danville
Lynchborg
Staunton
Roanoke
Bristol
Petersburg
Card of Thanks for Wade H. Ludwig
I express sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness devotion and floral tributes during the illness and death of my husband Mrs Wade H. Ludwig (3-6-11)
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Wade H. Ludwig
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