Radio Highlights and Evening Schedule Across Stations
Radio highlights list wartime veterans interview at Fort Du Pont. Airing titles include Chaminade music, La ment and Tschaikovsky pieces, Sanborn drama The Letter, and Prague occupation era Out of the Shadows. Later programs feature News Music Spotlight Blind Date Information Please and Lux Radio Theater style features with Broadway shows and Ed Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rp. m
Vox
Army Engineers Corps
Aleutians
Fort du Pont
Delaware
Firestone
Richard Crooks
The
Frestone Symphony
Howard
Chaminade
Cilea
Frederico
Tschaikovsky
Herold
WRC
Bette Davis
Herbert Marshall
Somerset Maugham
Wtor
Prague
WMAL
K. C
Bat’front
M. Beatty
Wills
Agr
Sky Dutch Bergman
Bequest
Lowell Thomas
Heidi
Fred Waring
Hines
News of the World
Rancer
Herson
Vnv
Sum ‘N’ Abner of America
Voice of
Dr. I. Q
Evans
Harkness
D. C
Pacific Story
Wtroop
iFoo K. Co. Folliard-Costello
Thyn
Blondie
Vox Pop
News
Lux Radio Theater
Lux
Radio Theater
Screen Guild
Payers Broadway
Showtime
Calmer & Howe Arch McDonald’s
Moondial
Sonny Dunham
Bowling Ladies Commercial League Results
Valley Pride defeated South End 2 1 while McCrory's topped Capitol Restaurant 2 1 in a forfeit filled match. High games were Bowers 115 Cather 111 Jenkins 110. Team sets Capitol Restaurant 1367 McCrorys 1342.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Commercial League
South End Fire Co
Maccrory’s
Valley Pride
Woolen Co
Capitol Restaurant
Miles Music Co
Gs Ponte
Woolen
Miles Music
South End
McCrory’s
Capitol Rest
Bowers
Cather
Jenkins
Hawkins
Strode
Va. Woolen Co
Victory Quilt Winner Mentioned In Local Notes
Mrs. Alfred Rinker of near Rea visited Ill Elmer Godlove’s home with daughter Mrs. Alfred Rinker. Readers note a Victory Quilt raffle winner in Strasburg and local social visits. Burial of William Pine Lindamood at Lebanon Church followed heart illness. Lindamood, 40, survived by mother Mamie LutHoltz Lindamood and son Larry Pine Lindamood, with funeral conducted by Rev. John Mangum. Pallbearers were Mackall Wilkins Glenn Cochenour Cecil Hockman Elmer Snarr Tilden Hockman Frank Snarr. Interment Lebanon Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Godlove
Alfred Rinker
Near
Rea
Normal Gore
Strasburg
Marshall Hayde
L. Russell Miller
Lebanon Church
William Pine Lindamood
Mamie Lutholtz Lindamood
Charles Lindamood
Larry Pine Lindamood
John Mangum
Mackall Wilkins
Glenn Cochenour
Cecil Hockman
Elmer Snarr
Tilden Hockman
Frank Snarr
Lebanon Church Cemetery
Ashwood couple welcome daughter in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Liaian Ashwood of Mount Williams Va announce the birth of a daughter Janet Marie born February 28 in Memorial Hospital. The couple also has two older children Deloris and Allen. Grace Sager of Washington visited the Bells. Pvt. Charles Ashwood returns home from Newfoundland due to his mother's illness and death. Mrs Katie White and Miss Wilda White of Winchester visited Mrs Ernest Ashwood and David Braithwaite. S2c USN is spending a few days with Mrs Braithwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Williams
Liaian Ashwood
Memorial Hospital
Janice Marie
Deloris
Allen
Grace Sager
Washington
K. L. Bell
Charles Ashwood
Newfoundland
Guy Fauver
Baltimore
Katie White
Wilda White
Winchester
Ernest Ashwood
David Braithwaite
Sewing machine clinic held at Fawcett home
Miss Ruth McNeil led a successful sewing machine clinic in Mt. Pleasant at Mrs. FE E Fawcett’s home. Miss Marie McNeil from Tennessee visited. Next meeting set for March 24 at Mrs. John Perry’s. all members urged to attend. visitors welcome. Sunday School at 2 pm and union service at 3 pm in the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Ruth McNeil
FE. E. Fawcett
Marie McNeil
Tennessee
John Perry
Hilda Milhoun
Edison Fawcett
Charles Lake
Harry Lake
Winchester
Verne Milhoun
Richard Boyce
War correspondent notes on Ennylabegan island after Kwajalein bombardment
William L. Worden reports from Kwajalein Atoll detailing Ennylabegan as a peaceful contrast to wrecked islands nearby. He notes a recovering Marshallese society, a 200-man Japanese barracks abandoned before use, and a cemetery with over 100 white crosses. Soldiers adjust to island life, with soldiers like Robert Yarrington and Leonard A. Carter completing duties while reading and supervising locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Worden
Hal Boyle
Kwajalein Atoll
Islands
Ennylabegan
Roi
Namur
Kwaalein
Ebeye
Enubuj
Enyla
Robert Yarrington
Marionville
Leonard A. Carter
Hastings
Okla
Virginia Loser In Legion Contest
West Virginia and Virginia competed in an informal membership contest. West Virginia claimed 14,241 members to Virginia’s 14,225, keeping Virginia as the loser for the second year running. A dinner and party will be hosted by West Virginia for Virginia American Legion members at a date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Department of the American Legion
Virginia Department
Old Dominion Legionnaires
West Virginia
T. T. McGovran
National
Indianapolis
Ind
Virginia
Local notes from Apple Pie Ridge Virginia dated March 4
Small town report lists residents ill with chicken pox flu grippe and relapse illnesses. Several moves are noted including Clem family from Chamberlain farm Gerrardstown and Dodson family from Green Orchard to Front Royal. Funeral attendance for Mr. G Light noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Ridge
Betty Hoover
Walter Jackson
Plumley Lumber Company
Garland Clem
Chamberlain Farm
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Ellis Dodson
Green Orchard
Front Royal
A. W. Adams
Frances Jackson
Theodore Hoover
June Brown
S. S. Abshire
Robert McDaniel
G. Light
Light
Green
Ray Wilson
Phil Gold
Ray Butler
Pitcock
Wilson
Dial 3424 For Your Socials Page Notice
By dialine 3424 you may let your friends know when you entertain have guests are going away or have returned home. The Star will be glad to publish all such matters on this page.
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Dialine
The
Star
Some Nippons Have Change of Heart
Japanese prisoners at an American beach in Bougainville express gratitude for kind treatment and medical care. In a letter translated by Empress Augusta Kay, they say they hope to recover health and work for the United States while awaiting return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougainville
Solomon Islands
Augusta Kay
United States
Help the USO Provide A Home Away From Home
A wartime appeal urges donations to the USO to support facilities and programs that offer soldiers and sailors a comforting base while overseas. The campaign highlights housing, meals, entertainment, and welfare services aimed at boosting morale for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
March farm sales list across Winchester area towns
A sequence of auction schedules lists buyers and items. Dates span March 7 to March 30 with locations including Ashby Station Berryville Meyers Town Winchester Rippon and Gore. Items cover stock implements dairy cattle household goods antiques and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Hughes
Ashby Station
Ernest Bell
Berryville
D. F. Unger
Chas
Lanedon
Meyers Town
Howard Luttress
N. W
Winchester
Ginesboro
Miles B. Dean
S. Main St
Harry L. McCann
Admr
Lula M. Linaberg
Rainfall Statistics From Winchester Laboratory Report
Present and past rainfall data show none in the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. March to date 0.74 inches year to date 5.86 inches. Average annual rainfall over 31 years is 35.95 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1943 list January 2.51, February 1.95, March 2.92, April 3.15, May 3.60, June 3.83, July 3.60, August 3.74, September 2.31, October 3.45, November 2.46, December 2.43 inches. Data supplied courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Mr. Williams
Dee Dacloe
Marshall Island
Apple Pie
J.W Crove Furniture Coo
Goodrich
Silvertown
cTarRer
E. Piccadilly St
Pitt Ieeees
HES
Goodyear
Braddock
Pine Motor Co
Winchester Research Laboratory
Leesburg
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Co
Wwreer - Eava
Ao Mien Ae
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Chic Young
By Sims & Zaboly
Secret Agent X-9
Alex
Big Sister
Beng
G-Man
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Franklin Quck
Etta Kett
Robert Storm
Mascara
Byles Forgrave
Dan
Paul Robinson
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