Woman Navy WAVES enlistment and club meeting noted
Yeoman third class Anna Belle Butler stationed at the Navy Department in Washington is the wife of Max Butler and resides at 2 Glaize Ave. The Junior Century Club will meet at 3:30 PM Wednesday at Mrs. B. M. Knight's home on West Cecil Street. A review of Amphibious Tac... by John Mason Brown will be conducted by Mrs. Pinkney Arthur.
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Yeoman
Anna Belle Butler
Navy Department
Washington
Max Butler
Glaize
Butler
Junior Century Club
B. M. Knight
B.M. Knight
West Cecil Street
John Mason Brown
Pinkney Arthur
Winchester Memorial Hospital Alumnae to Elect Officers
The monthly meeting of the Winchester Memorial Hospital Alumni Association will be held in the Nurses Home Wednesday evening at 7 15. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital Alumnae Asso
Winchester Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association
Party At Waverly For Boys Leaving Today
Mr and Mrs Frede Duncan of Waverly hosted a Friday party for their nephew Billy Lovett and friends who depart today for the Navy. Guests included Nina Ruckman Bruce Lovett Ginny Goss Hank Lewis and many others. Mrs Brown Lovett and Mrs Thur feast are noted as party organizers. Frances Yager Bickers elected YWCA secretary at Sweet College begins duties in April.
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Waverly
Frede Duncan
Bickers
YY. W. C
Frances Yager Bickers
Wint T
Sweet College
Mt Funds
Church and Chapel
Sweet
Mount Vernon Junior College
Mirandy and Mrs Presented by First Baptist Circle
The First Baptist circle presents the play Mirandy and Mrs Tuesday at o clock with Paige Cambell and cadets Winona Paige Lord Campbell directing under Mrs R H Hengeveld in Strasburg. Local students from Memorial Hospital visit Strasburg to spend the week with their families.
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Mirandy
Mrs
First Baptistine Coat
R. H. Hengeveld
Paige
Cambell Ting
Strasburg
Winona Paige
Lord Campbell
Emorial Hospital
J. C. Campoe
Neighborhood Organization Meetings Listed for Week
Community groups and clubs schedule events across Monday to Wednesday at churches clubs and halls. St John’s Guild Lions Club Century Club Hart Circle Taitheran Church of Our Saviour Winetestes 4.erie Eagles Rebekah Association Kiwanis Elks and Winchester Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association hold luncheons meetings and a play during the week at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Golden Ion
Century Club
Stewart Bell
Hart Circle
First Baptist Church
Young Women’s Bible Eee
Taitheran Church of Our Saviour
T. Longe
Erie
Order of Eagles
North
Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Out of Town Guests For McEachran Haven Wedding
Out of town guests expected for the McEachran Haven wedding at Courtfield include Ralph Gromann Earl Wilson Jean Hansen Robert Anderson Cora Peters Faith Petit Alice Lundegard Betty Wyatt Coroline Wyatt all from Washington Philip Fellows of Philadelphia Pa Thomas A Haven of Chicago John H Newton of Hollywood Cal visiting Courtfield site till after the ceremony Preceding the rehearsal Earl Bunting hosts a buffet for Miss McEachran and Set Haven wedding party and guests.
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McEachran-Haven
Courtfield
Ralph Gromann
Earl Wilson
Jean Hansen
Robert Anderson
Cora Peters
Faith Petit
Alice Lundegard
Betty Wyatt
Corolane Wyatt
Washington
Philip Fellows
Philadel
Ophia
Thomas A. Haven
Chicago
John H. Newton
Hollywood
Cal
Earl Bunting
Miss McEachran
Set. Haven
Debate on foreign policy alliances in Winchester affair
Mrs Richard Lewis presided at a Saturday debate in the George Wash Hotel sponsored by the American Association of University Women. Miss Marjorie Davies and W W Glass argued for the affirmative on Resolved foreign policies after the war should include military alliances. Judges C Vermon Eddy Garland R Quarles and the Rev E T Clark D D ruled in favor of the affirmative, with Grant Pollock and Captain William Barrett defending the question. University committee members included Mrs J A Hotinger Mrs A Harold Rowe Miss Ben Hickerson and Miss Lummore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
S¢R
George Wash
Erican Association of University Women
Marjorie Davies
W. W. Glass
C. Vermon Eddy
Garland R. Quarles
E. T. Clark
D. D
Grant Pollock
William Barrett
Clarke County
University
J. A. Hotinger
A. Harold Rowe
Ben Hickerson
Lulumore
Fanslers Spend Sunday in Woodstock With Friends
Mr and Mrs George Fansler spent Sunday in Woodstock with Major and Mrs Guy Benchoff. Mrs R C Gaunt visited sister Mrs George Boyer in Woodstock due to her mother Mrs Lucy Rush illness. Mr J B Beverley Jr and Miss Nan Dupuy left for Richmond after several days in Winchester. Mrs Beverley stays till Wednesday then heads to Martinsburg before returning to Richmond. Dr Robert Barston of Atlantic City, guest of Mr M B Bickers and Miss Jane Bickers on West Cork Street, left this morning for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fansler
Woodstock
Major
Guy Benchoff
R. C. Gaunt
George Boyer
Lucy Rush
J. B. Beverley, Jr
Nan Dupuy
Richmond
Winchester
Beverley
Marinsburg
Robert Barston
Atlantic City
M. B. Bickers
Jane Bickers
West Cork Street
Mr. T. R. Cather’s Condition Unchanged at Home
The condition of Mr. T. Rus sell Cather is unchanged as he lies ill at his residence on South Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Cather
T. Russell Cather
South Stewart Street
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Forrest Sirbaugh
Mr and Mrs Forrest Sirbaugh of Millwood announce the birth of a daughter, Eileen Woodruff, Sunday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Sirbaugh, formerly Miss Mattie Clark, is a graduate nurse of Winchester Memorial Hospital. St. Joan's Guild Meeting Tonight at Christ Episcopal Church reinforces local church activity.
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Forrest Srr
Forrest Sirbaugh
Millwood
Eileen Woodruff
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sirbaugh
Mattie Clark
E. T. Clark
St. Joan's Guild
St. Joan’s Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Lieut Charles Harper Spent Weekend at Home
Lieut Charles E Harper U S N R Bureau of Ordnance spent the weekend at his West Boscawen street home. After a year in the Canal Zone he was transferred to Washington DC where he has resided for the past two months. He will soon head to another posting in Erie Pennsylvania for temporary duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harper
Charles E. Harper
Bureau of Ordnance
West Boscawen Street
Canal Zone
Washington, D. C
Ener E. Pa
Local Servicemen Return to Winchester
Lieut. Kern spent the week end in Winchester with Mrs. Kern and their young son at North Stewart Street. Pvt. Irving Zuckerman of Camp Crowder Maryland is home on a nine day furlough after eight months in service. Mrs Earl Armel underwent a minor operation in Memorial Hospital and returned home to South Cameron Street.
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Lieut. Kern
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Winchester
Pvt
Irving Zuckerman
Camp Crowder, Md
Earl Armel
Memorial Hospital
South Cameron Street
Pvt Randolph Mason Returns Home From Winchester Visit
Pvt Randolph M Mason of the U S M C comes back to New River North Carolina after a weekend with parents Mr and Mrs J A Mason on Courtfield Ave Winchester trip noted in local dispatch.
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Pvt
Randloph M. Mason
New River
N. C
Winchester
Mrs
J. A. Mason
Courtfield Ave
Mrs Manley Simpson Jr and Beverley return to Winchester
Mrs Manley Simpson Jr and her daughter Beverley have returned to Winchester for the duration and reside at the home of Mrs Simpson’s parents Mr and Mrs Dale Baker at 249 West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Simpson, Jr
Beverley
Winchester
Mrs. Simpson
Dale Baker
West Street
Young Women's Bible Class Plans Tuesday Evening Meeting
The Lutheran Church of Our Saviour invites the Young Women's Bible Class to meet Tuesday at 8:00 PM at Mrs. Long's home. Mrs. Long will be the devotional leader and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Tre
Cadet Barr Spends Weekend in Winchester with Family
Cadet George Ross Barr of Fork Union Military Academy spent the weekend in Winchester with his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Noonan Barr and grandmother Mrs. J Mack Noonan on North Washington Street.
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Barr
George Ross Barr
Fork Union Milita Academy
Fork Union
Winchester
Elizabeth Noonan Barr
J. Mack Noonan
N. Washington Street
Mrs Haines Returns Home After Hospital Foot Injury
Mrs Elsie Haines has returned to her brother Harry Rainsberger Jr’s home on South Loudoun Street after treatment for an injured foot from a fall several days ago at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dinner guests at Stephen son Virginia included N E Tipton and guests Lacy Brumback and June Claiborne of Winchester. William Stickley of Vaucluse with S D O'Neil of Middle town and son Jack on furlough before overseas. Miss Wilhe Sarmosell of Genoa Ave visited her Suane, Miss Oema Sampsell in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Haines
Harry Rainsberger, Jr
Loudoun Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
N. E. Tipton
Stephenson, Va
Lacy Brumback
June Claiborne
Winchester
William Stickley
Vaucluse
S. D. O'Neil
Middletown
Jack
Willies Sarmosell
Enead Ave
Suane
Ema Sampsell
Washington, D
Nurse Is Promoted in Local Bank Family Tie
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of North Kent street announce their daughter has been promoted. She has served at Camp Claiborne Louisiana for the past two years and is sister to Mrs Faunce Mooers, connected with Farmers and Merchants Bank of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
North Kent Street
Camp Claiborne, la
Faunce Mooers
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Perry Family Serves: Four Sons in U S Armed Forces
Mr and Mrs O D Perry of 22 South Loudoun Street report four sons in service. Lt Latin Perry joined February 9 1942 and serves in Italy. Cpl John Perry enlisted December 31 1942 and is in Oklahoma. Pvt Orville A Perry joined May 5 last year and is in Colorado. Seaman Second Class James R Perry was inducted December 15 1943 and is stationed at Norfolk Virginia.
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O. D. Perry
South
Loudoun Street
Latin Perry
Italy
Cpl
John Perry
U.S. Army
Oklahoma
Pvt
Orville A. Perry
Colorado
James R. Perry
Norfolk, Va
Military notes on local servicemen during wartime
Tevious Bailey finishes eight months naval training at Emory and Henry College and trains in Columbus Ohio with the 2-C Air Ferry Squadron. Russell C. Stotler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stotler, now in New York after Navy induction on November 1 1943. William H. Clows er Jr. transferred to Moore Field Texas for Air Corps training since March 13 1943. Warren Robertson son of Mr. and Mrs Earl Robertson Sr stationed in the Hawaiian Islands with Coast Artillery Anti Aircraft. John E Sartelle arrived overseas in North Africa after July 2 1943 Army enlistment with Air Corps ground forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevious Bailey
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Russell C. Stotler
Calvin Stotler
Winchester
Navy
New York
Paul Campbell
William H. Clowser, JR
Mississippi
Moore Field
Texas
Air Corps
Mission Texas
Pvt
Warren Robertson
Earl Robertson
Warren
Hawaiian Islands
Coast Artillery
Elaine Carpenter
Berryville
Dorig Sarteile
Oras
John E. Sartelle
North Africa
Army
Complete Coverage Of Local National World Events
The Star offers comprehensive reporting on local, national, and world events. Readers receive up-to-date news across multiple beats including politics, economy, weather, sports, and culture from a trusted regional source.
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the Star
Martinsburg Area Military Family Weekend Visit News
SGT DAVID E GRANT and Mrs Grant of Martinsburg W Va with CORP WILLIAM GRANT U S M C were weekend guests of Mr Wilbur Hewitt. Corporal Grant an aerial photographer at an overseas Marine Air Station was injured in a plane crash and given a 15 day furlough to visit his parents in Portland Maine. He arrived in Martinsburg Friday en route to his P O E for immediate departure back overseas. Pro Lucille Jackson WAC daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Jackson of 125 West German Street visits her parents at Camp Davis NC SGT Anthony Segelke ka Camp Davis NC spent weekend at the Jacksons.
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David E. Grant
Grant
Martinsburg
W. Va
and. Corp
William Grant
Wilbur Hewitt
Corporal Grant
Overseas Marine Air Station
Portland
Maine
Lucille Jackson
WAC
A. H. Jackson
West Germain Street
Camp Davis
N. C
Anthony Segelkeka
A. H.jackson
Russians seize Tyaginka and Dolimskaya in Black Sea push
Soviet communique reports rapid advances near Nikolaev after capturing Tyaginka and Dolimskaya. Rail line into Romania and Hungary severed near Proskurov. Over 60 localities fell as Russians pushed south and west of Uman. 2,500 Germans killed in Dzhulinski Gaivoron area. Remnants driven into river. swimmers killed.
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Tyaginka
Dolimskaya
Nikolaev
Black Sea
Proskurov-Gulyatin
Rumania
Hungary
Proskurov
Tarnopol
Notables Pay Last Tribute to Aubrey Weaver
The state obituary highlights Aubrey Weaver’s four House terms and Senate leadership including chairmanship of the Senate Finance Committee from 1940. It notes his role in partial tax segregation and budget work, his service under Governors Pollard to Darden, and his Board of Law Examiners presidency. Survived by wife Pearl Davis Kenner and three daughters Craig Livingston, Mrs Walter Nichols, and Henry B. Weaver.
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House of Delegates
House
Sere Mann
Virginia
Weaver
B. F. Buchanan
State Tax Commission
Harry Flood Byrd
Aubrey Weaver
Arden
Virginia Senate
John J. Morrison
Harrisonburg
Ward Swank
Warren
Rockingham
Page
Rappahannock
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Buren
United States
Harry Byrd
Pollard, Peery
Price
Darden
Mann
State Board of Law Examiners
Senator Weaver
Board of Visitors
The
University of
W. Cass Weaver
Warren County
Pearl Davis Kenner
Daugh Craig Livingston
New York City
Walter Allan Nichols
Camp Cooke
Calif
Henry B. Weaver
Front Royal
Obituary Highlights Of A Kind Community Leader
The speaker, a respected Odist Church figure active in clubs and the Masonic Order, is remembered for kindness, tolerance, and generous service to the needy. His grandchildren were cited as his hobby and joy, and the obituary notes his bright mind, democratic spirit, and state service. His final farewell reflects a peaceful acceptance.
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Odist Church
Sormie
Chicago Grain Quotations Openings in Quiet Trade
Chicago March 13 grain quotes show steady to mildly higher prices with no weekend news to spur significant moves. Opening prices listed for Wheat Oats Rye with contracts for May July September and December across the board.
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Chicago
Spar Florence Jones In City This Week
Yeoman third class Florence Jones of the Recruiting Office in Nome will interview local women in Winchester about joining the SPARS Coast Guard reserve in 1944. Open ratings include yeomen storekeepers pharmacists mates photographers radio operators technicians parachute riggers and air tower control operators. ages 20 to 36 with two years of high school education are urged to apply.
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Spar
Florence Jones
Yoeman
Histone Saute
Marc Yoeman Jones
SPARS
Coast Guard
Cosat Guard
Tle
Yeeman Jones
Winchester
Baltimore
ALLE Back The Attack Buy War Bonds
The message urges support for the war effort by purchasing war bonds. It calls on readers to contribute financially to bolster national defense and boost morale during the conflict.
Crossword Clue Prompt Missing
A list of numbered clues and partial answers appears, including terms like crests, laths, silent, color, conclude, American poet, weep, particle of fire, shrill cry, carriage tops, call forth, howl, dagger. Also includes Malay, balanced, maxim, and a Biblical city.
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