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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
5
Individual and team bowling results listed for the No Va Legion event. Scores include Lewis 133 and 355 in sets, Bridge 133, Gore 132, Korne 346, Emmart 585 team game 1654 for Legion and Lions.
The Lions claimed a 575 score win in the opener and then built a second victory as Ralph Gore led with 124 and Jack Haines 123 in a high scoring night for cross The wees. Bobbys 121 and Lewis 133 finished strong as Galliday and Bridgeforth also starred in final frames.
Com C of the 314th Infantry participated in battles across Northern France, the Rhineland and Central Europe. The unit took part in campaigns in Northern France, Rhineland and Central Europe as part of World War II operations.
The Marion College Choir directed by Miss Anna Marie Gustafson will perform a sacred concert at Grace Lutheran Church on Wednesday March 20 at 7 30 p m. The event marks the choir’s first extended tour in years and includes radio concerts and appearances in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Pennsylvania.
Stephens City notes report visits from Holmes Yeakle Frances Euing and Oscar Mowery weekending with Lambden and Euing. Haines newest Kerr Street apartment in Winchester. Measles improve for Mary Lou Rallings. Ernest Flowers recovering at home from hospital. Mrs. Harrison Hopewell back after appendectomy. C Nicholas in New York on business. Mrs. Ralph Ailes visits daughter Betty Howe in Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Galliday Hurst and family shop in Hagerstown. Ladies Aid quilting party at Mrs. Carbaugh. Cora Grove hosts Women’s Society in Methodist Church. James Lee relocates to Questover farm near Berryville. Cadet Lemley visited by mother Elma K. Lemley. Ralph Teets and Henry Rite Nour in Richmond visiting Ted Rallings. Eddie Ambrose ill with measles. Mary Barley weekend guest in Hagerstown. Irene Beaver visits Paul Bayliss in Clarksburg.
The Navy Dept. states reenlistments on or before February 1 1945 qualify for benefits announced on that date. Eligible sailors receive 30 days leave and may obtain up to 60 days leave for rehabilitation or if no prior reenlistment leave was used. They also qualify for mustering out pay and family allowances.
March 13 notes from North Mountain report steady improvement of D I Hammack of Reliance at his daughter H A Snapp’s home. Sunday dinners hosted by C H Allamong included Arthur White James Allamong and daughter Margaret Ann plus Ivan Miller and Billy Johnson. Additional visitors came from Winchester and Gore.
Brucetown Virginia residents report that the Bruce town Church will hold its annual supper Thursday evening March 28. Local notices include Mrs. H J Swimley and Mrs. M D Adams attending World Day of Prayer at Crums Church Priday.
SF dispatch notes a discharge leaves 26 sergeants and four privates first class in harbor defense Battery G. The last private, Walter Orndorff of Cumberland Maryland, is being discharged leaving reduced ranks this week. General Doolittle winged airplanes used at Wright Memorial ceremonies identified as a B 25 in December 1945.
Mrs. Raymond Combs and Mr. Jim Loy have been ill for a week. Recent guests include Frances and Stan Combs and others at Willie Combs home. Sunday visitors to R. A. Combs home were Melvin Hott family Roy Riggleman and Paul Combs. Fauell Judy Leonra attend Watson School. Harry Wilson and Gailen Howdershell hospitalized in Winchester after car accident.
Reward for F R Corliss, a former army air forces instructor, wanted by home owners after he advertises a house hunt. He dangling a new lure offering air round trip to Los Angeles and three days with all expenses paid at a swanky hotel.
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