Whitacre Funeral Held In Ebenezer Virginia
Funeral services were held Sunday for Agress Grant Whitacre in Ebenezer Virginia. Six nephews served as pallbearers and a list of honorary pallbearers followed. Interment conducted by Rev Roy Smucker with many floral tributes sent by friends. Local notes report Mrs Viola Anderson visiting and A C Whitacre’s slow improvement amid weather that disrupted church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
Agress
Grant Whitacre
J. .R. Whitacre
H. D. Whitacre
L. G. Whitacre
Ray
Cecil Holmes Whitacre
John Herrill
William Wolford
Stanley Riley
Arthur Whitacre
Luther Fletcher
Dora Miller
Harrison Foreman
Charles Miller
A. J. Marple
Reference of McInturff Estate To Master Commissioner
William A McInturff estate in Frederick County Virginia is referred to Master Commissioner Harry Benham to report on property value creditor claims heirs and whether selling real estate under a 1942 contract is in the best interests of all parties. The order directs notices and further input before proceeding.
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H. K. Benham
Frederick County
Virginia
W. E. Edwards
William A. McInturff
Harry
Benham
H. K Benham
Circuit Court
Frederick
With Our Men In The Service Trio Of Local Servicemen Mentioned
Chester Rockwell is taking V-12 training at Bethany College in West Virginia after visiting his parents at 1220 Valley Avenue. George William Newlin now serves as section leader at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee training as an Aviation Ordnanceman. Ernest L. Nesselrodt returns home on a nine day leave from the Amphibious Forces after more than two years in the Navy. Ralph C. Root is home on survivors leave for 26 days after a year in service with overseas duty including England and North Africa. he married Mary Virginia Schrader last Friday in Hagerstown Maryland. Hugh T. Nesselroot, stationed on the West Coast, has fought in Sicily North Africa and Truk. Addresses available from their mother.
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Chester Rockwell
Bethany College
W. Va
John S. Rockwell
Valley Avenue
George William Newlin
Mary Elizabeth Newlin
E. Pall Mall St
Naval Air Technicals ‘Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
V. P. Ff
Parris Island
S. C
Sci
Ernest L. Nesselrodt
P. E. Nessel‘rodt
Mount Willi
Navy
Sile
Ralph C. Root
Ralph
England
North Africa
Hagesrtown
Mary Virginia Schrader
Hugh T. Nesselroot
West Coast
Hugh
Sicily
Truk
P C Larew Receives Service Emblem
Philomena C Larew of Winchester office is honored with a service emblem for twenty years at Chesapeake and Potomac. An announcement by S R Sammis, manager, notes thirty two C P Telephone Company employees in Virginia received emblems totaling 520 years of service.
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Philomena C. Larew
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Star
S. R. Sammis
C. and P. Telephone Company
Virginia
Evening Worship Hour Is Changed at Round Hill Church
Beginning Sunday March 12 the worship service at Round Hill Presbyterian Church will be at eight o clock instead of seven thirty. This time of worship will be observed through the summer months by church members.
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Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Rest Church group to meet in Va for march event
The Ww. Ss. Co. S. of Rest Church plans a Saturday meeting on March 11 at 8 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dailey. Mr. Paul Ridgeway leaves for the Great Lakes Navy Center to join the Intelligence Division, with Mrs. Ridgeway and their younger daughter remaining at Bunker Hill. Ridgeway family members include Pvt. Harry Ridgeway in the Army stationed in Mississippi. The town notes funeral prayers for Edward Stipe in Brucetown Church and burial at Brucetown Cemetery beside his parents, and recalls Ridgeway kin in several states. Miss Ester Ridgeway and others attend a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Fishpaw at the George Washington Hotel.
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Co. E. Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Pvt
Harry Ridgeway
Miss
Brucetown
Edward Stipe
Texas
Rena Ridgeway
Oklahoma City
Ethel Barrett
W. F. Bull
E. N. Swartz
C. E. Ridgeway
Ester Ridgeway
M. S. Snap
The Winter Has Gone and Spring Poems at Stephens City High
Stephens City High School students publish poems by Emily Fawcett and Frances Teets. The seventh grade participates in a war bond drive with Marshall Conner selling bonds and two twenty five dollar bonds. A penny bank fund is created to support the cafeteria project as students contribute daily.
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Aret Brumback
Marshall Conner
Frances Teets
Faculty Opinions on High School Courtesy
Faculty members weigh in on Student Opinion week addressing whether the majority of high school students are discourteous. Mrs. Hovermale says no not majority though some act thoughtless. Mrs. Wisecarver believes some groups feel privileged to be discourteous. Miss Sawyers notes courtesy varies and exceptions exist.
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Miss Sawyers
Thumbnail Profiles of Nancy Ridgeway and Betty Ritter
The piece highlights two senior girls, Nancy Marguerite Ridgeway of Stephens City born December 28 1926 and Betty Lee Ritter of Winchester born July 20, detailing family backgrounds church affiliations and student activities. Nancy’s ambitions are undisclosed while Betty aims to be a stenographer and is active in Home Economics and language clubs.
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Nancy Marguerite Ridgeway
G. R. Ridgeway
Stephens City
Virginia
Methodist Tar
Betty Lee Ritter
Winchester
Harry Ritter
Betty
United Bethren Church
Fifth Grade Silent for Betty Lee at Memorial Hospital
The fifth grade expresses sorrow that Betty Lee is a patient at Memorial Hospital. The class misses her and hopes she recovers quickly. At year start, fifteen pupils formed an Audubon Bird Society, showing early school activity.
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Betty Lee
Memorial Hospital
Audubon Bird Society
the of
King and Queen of the Cafeteria Campaign for Cannery Project
Mrs. Rhodes Mr. Ayler and Mr. Henderson circulate letters to pupils to pass to parents and patrons for support of a community cannery and school cafeteria. Local funds and labor are being raised after county officials refused an appropriation. A King and Queen of the Cafeteria will be crowned for the largest pledges or cash.
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King and Queen
Rhodes
Ayler
Henderson
County Board of Supervisors
Daily Crossword Clues and Answers Preview
Crossword puzzle entries and clues list with numbers 18 to 40 including Potato Gia and Coin Chin. It features questions like projecting end of a church and boxed clues for various words with last line noting Yesterday's Answer.
Heath Adams and Martinsburg FY Mention Sparks Interest
fragmented remarks note Grace Uliss and Heath Adams in a Martinsburg context and hint at a post office interest. The text references Allen and a possibly enigmatic Hannah relation, without clear facts or dates.
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Allen
Hannah
Grace Uliss
Heath Adams
Martinsburg Fy, Vc
Heath
Administratrix Sale Of Langdon Estate Horses Cattle Hogs
Public sale of the Langdon estate items held near Charles Town Myerstown on March 14 1944 at 10 AM includes 11 horses and colts 20 head of dairy cattle 46 hogs assorted farming implements and harness. Cattle are blood tested and hogs double treated. Proceeds to be paid in cash with sale by administrators Chas T Engle and Coleman Dunn agents C W Moore and Bane Brown clerks serving notices.
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Charles R. Langdon
Charles Town
Myerstown
W. Va
Sharp
Sallie
Charlie
Dolly
Maude
Tom
Nell
Guernsey
Hampshire
Chas. T. Engle
Coleman Dunn
C. W. Moore
Bane Brown
Local residents move between nearby farms and orchards
Several locals relocate to new homes on farms and orchards around Russell interests. Names include Dorsey Russell Clevenger Tusing Morrison Hishel Owens and Hubbard with social visits noted. A naval return from Great Lakes and brief illnesses accompany the town’s latest moves and a harsh cold spell with winter weather.
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Walter Brown
Hear. Jordan Springs
Albert
Russell Morrison
D. K. Russell
Upper Table
McKown
Russell Interests
William Hishel
Rich Hill
Orchard
Morrison
Holmes Owens
Senciadiver
Russell Orchard
Robert Russell
Bertha Hubbard
Grippe
Robert B. Clevenger
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Eva Gordon
Brooke Taylor
Helen Kerns
James Fidler
Jacob Randall
Winchester
H. B. Taylor
Lutheran Ladies Aid quilting party and April meeting
The Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society held an all day quilting party at Mrs. Fred Ridings with a chicken dinner at noon. The April meeting is set with Mrs. H. P. Lovett. treasurer reports a recent doughnut sale grossed $47.75. Members present include H A Punk, Wather Pifer, Miller, Joe Clevenger, Nan Lessig, Harold Teets, Massie, Guy Trussell, Nelson Nichols, Vernon Ridings and two daughters Mary and Martha.
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B. Grove
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Fred Ridings
Hugh Funk
H. P. Lovett
H. A. Punk
Wather Pifer
Miller
Joe Clevenger
Nan Lessig
Harold Teets
Massie
Guy Trussell
Nelson Nichols
Vernon It Ridings
Mary
Martha Ridings
Luther Dalley
Hagerstown
Georgia Bucher
Howard Evans
Betty
William Yeakle
Maurice Lemley
C. S. Headley
Alice K. Leafley
Washington
Zoe Lemley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Anna Doyle
H. E. Stickley
Clarence Lemley
George Washington Hotel
Walter Fishpaw
Claggett Hook
Leonard Lafollette
Reading
Bernice Burdette
Washington, D. C
Att Rush
Robert Ridgeway
John_ Ward
Capon Bridge Visitors and Army Departure Highlight Local News
Capon Bridge visitors were recent guests of Mrs. Mattie. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hopewell hosted Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Miller Arnold and their two children. Mr. Arnold plans to depart this week for the Army. Miss Dorothy Hopewell spent Sunday here with her mother.
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Capon Bridge
Mattie
Harrison Hopewell
Miller Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Dorothy Hopewell
St David's Church News From Virginia Visitances
St David s Church notes weekend visits by Mrs Calvin Padeley and son near Lantz Mill. David McClanahan and Marvin Rinker return from furlough to their camps. Mr Clem and Mrs Rinker improve after illness. H L Stephens’s family visit. M E McClanahan attends Forest Firemen meeting in Harrisonburg. Walter Clem returns to California after Tarawa service.
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ST. David's Church
Calvin Padeley
Lantz Mill
H. E
David McClanahan
Marvin Rinker
Mertie McClanahan
Abe Rinker
DW. Clem
Tt. Af. Rinker
H. L. Stephens
Bob
T. Stephens
Lanahan
Harrisonburg
Walter Clem
Tobias Clem
Tarawa Island
Southwest Pacific
California
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Ort
Wit Canada Dry
Carl W. Nesselrodt
Adm
Roy P. Duvall
P. C. Larew
David Bushnell
Pol
Meera
Stephens City Echo
Stephens City High School
Emily Fawcett
Papa
Marie Smith
K. C
Josie Jenkins
Garland
Tilder
Betty Shailey
Nancy Dodson
Capitol
Nancy
Daily Crossword
Administratrix Sale
Blackhawk
McCormick-Deering
Kabletown
Agaaed Church
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
Main St
Lawrence Dorsey
Col. Cochran
Stephenson
Cochran
Clevenger Rich Hill
Robert Rusell
Winealew
Albert Tusing
Ellis Randall
Barr Orchard
Kernstown
St. David’s Church
Clarke County
Ee As
Food Center
Leudeun St
A&p
America
A&i
Amy Price
Atlantic
S and Pacific
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