Red offensive cuts Lwow Odessa line to trap German forces
The article reports Zhukov’s southwest drive severing the Lwow Odessa railroad near Volochisk east of Tarnopol, trapping Von Mannstein and threatening to force a retreat toward Romania. It notes Soviet offensives from Kiev and across western Poland, with spring mud likely to slow German troops.
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Berlin
Britain
Ukraine
Red Marshal
Zhukov
Lwow- Odessa
Volochisk
Tarnopol
Zru
Balkan
Red Staff
Kiev
Poland
Balkans
Red
Lwow-Odessa
von Mannstein
Europe
Germany
Dnieper
Crimea
Marshal von Mannstein
Mient
Reds
Local Bowling Scores Highlight Busy Afternoon
Across The Head Pin league action featured high individual scores and tight games. DUTCH SJOS led Best for the Office with a 129 while Jim Gee produced a 122 for the Weavers as they topped the Comets. Doug Chaney struck in the final frame to spark the Dyers past the Spinners 520 to 518. Frank Johnson ran a 131 140 150 set for 421 with Wade Mangum and Russ Hockensmith. Mabel Williams and Corrine Carskaden led a doubles win over Shorty and Jackie Bill Myer with 121 and 116. Shorty Bill Myer then delivered a 139 to pace his team to a 243.
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Doug Chaney
Dyers
Howard Hart
Anchor Roller Hart
Dye
Snapp
John Thornton
Allen Awthorne
Winchester
Warrenton Va
Hawthormne
Frank Johnson
Wade Mangum
Russ Hockensmith
Johnson
Mabel Williams
Corrine Carskaden
Shorty
Jackie Billmyer
Billmyer
Bowling Virginia Woolen Company League Standings and Honors
The Virginia Woolen Company Bowling League lists finishers and team names with top marks. Dyers lead high team games at 720 followed by Weavers 539 and Spinners 524. Moose Clevenger posts best game 141 and Moose Clevenger also tops high set 347 with Dutch Sjostrom 343 and Man Boone 339.
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Dyers
Weavers
Spinners
Office
Moose” Clevenger
Sjostrom
Doug Chaney
Man Boone
Evangelist Services Continue at Highland Chapel
The Evangelist Services at Highland Presbyterian Chapel run through Sunday evening March 12. Rev. John M. Duckwall of Lost River West Virginia delivered a stirring message on the Good Samaritan. Mr. W. C. Miller leads the Gospel Song Service and Youth Choirs, with singing starting at 7 30 each evening. The topic tonight is The Necessity of the New Birth. Everyone is invited.
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Highland Presbyterian Chapel
W. C. Miller
John M. Duckwall
Lost River
W. Va
Jesus
Wanted workers and rentals in local ads
WANTED Man for farm work with experience sober and reliable T. W. Russell Rt. 3 Citycare County Farm. WANTED To rent house with garden and chicken house within 5 miles of Winchester Mary D. Grapes 211 E Kern St. WANTED Lumber 700 2 by 4 by 10 1000 feet 3 4 boards new or used Call 4728. WANTED 3 waitresses No Sunday work Best of wages Whities Twin Diners Indian Alley.
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T. W. Russell
Citycare
Winchester
Mary D. Grapes
E. Kern St
Whitie
Election Of Officers Postponed By VFW
At a regular VFW meeting in the Farmers and Merchants Bank Building the officer election was postponed to the next meeting on Monday March 20. Members endorsed Comrade W Shafer Jr and urged Roosevelt to appoint him to the Veterans Appeal Board in Washington. A motion to move VFW Post 622 headquarters from Staunton to the State Capitol in Richmond was not approved. A 50 cent per member donation to the VFW Orphans Home in Ethan Rapids Michigan was noted. The Tth District VFW will meet in Winchester about April 30 or May 17 with State Commander Hugh T Williams to address the gathering.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Farmers and Merchants Bank
W. Shafer, Jr
Roosevelt
Shafer
Veterans Appeal Board
Washington
Petersburg-Hopewell Post
Staunton
State Capitol
Richmond
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Orphans Home
Ethan Rapids
Michigan
Tth
Winchester
Hugh T. Williams
Li gans Rites Wed Funeral services for local resident
Funeral services for Frans Ligans, who died at his Berryville home Sunday morning, will be held at St Luke's Baptist Church in Berryville Wednesday at 3 30 p m. The body will lie in state at the church two hours before the service. Burial will be in Milton Valley Cemetery.
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Frans Ligans Covered
Berryville
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
St.Luke’s Church
Milton Valley Cemetery
Trial Justice Disposes Case Against Pangle in Strasburg
Trial Justice W. E. Edwards disposed of the case against Hershel Carson Pangle of Rt. 1 Strasburg Va for improper rights and no chauffeur's license. The judgment was 10 dollars plus costs of 4.25.
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W. E. Edwards
Hershel Carson Pangle
Rt. 1
Strasburg
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