William Perry Dies In Hospital
William Perry died in the hospital this morning at 7 o clock after five weeks of illness. He was 81 and born November 22, 1864 in Frederick County. He married Naomi Grim in 1885 who died about two years ago. Survived by six daughters and 28 grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. body at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Winchester
Jamas L. Perry
James
Frederick County
William A. Perry
Detroit
Bessie Jones
Mary McInturff
Catherine Jenkins
Emma Nail
Ruth Hook
Lillian Mason
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs Carrier Dies At Lehew West Virginia
Mrs L F Carrier died at home Lehew West Virginia March 17 at 9 p m She was 59 born August 25 1886 Survived by husband L F Carrier two sons R L Carrier of Lehew C C Carrier Hagerstown a daughter Miss Onile Carrier at home and one granddaughter Sandra Lee Funeral services Wednesday March 20 at 2 p m from the residence by the Rev R L Whitten Interment in Shiloh Church Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Carrier
Lehew
W. Va
R. L. Carrier
C. C
Hagerstown
Miss Onile Carrier
Sandra Lee
Greek Ships Fired on Albania Reported by Moscow Radio
Moscow Radio cited an Albanian telegraph agency report claiming Greek ships in Albanian waters fired on populated places and ports. No dates of the shelling were provided.
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London
Moscow
Surgical Fitter To Open Here In Martinsburg Plans
E. R. Crumpton of the National Surgical Fitters with Martinsburg offices announces opening in this city on Wednesday March 20 at 169 1 2 North Loudoun street. He will specialize in trusses surgical belts artificial limbs leg and back braces sick room and hospital supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Crumpton
The
National Surgical Fitters
Martinsburg
W. Va
North
Loudoun Street
Mr. Crumpton
Iran in UN Security Council Test Over Russian Troop Presence
The article analyzes whether Russia will pressure Iran or stage a coup to retain Red Army troops, challenging UN pledges of security. It notes American promises to avoid a military alliance with Britain, calls for immediate action, and frames the issue as a test of Russia’s UNO commitments and Iran’s sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Security Council
United States
Iran
Daram
Red Army
State Byrnes
Britain
UNO
Russia
Security Council
Council
Truman to Speak in New York on Fordham Anniversary
President Truman accepted an invitation to New York on May 11 for Fordham University’s anniversary celebration. He will deliver two speeches, receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws and speaking at a Waldorf Astoria dinner, conditions permitting an escape from duties in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggton
Truman
New York
Fordham University
Robert T. Gannon
Waldorf-Astoria
Weather extends across region with rains and cooling
A pressure system brought rain over the weekend covering southern Indiana, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, the Carolinas and the Ohio Valley. Rain persisted in the upper Mississippi Valley as temperatures cooled in the plains while the east saw little change. New England reported readings in the low twenties and Florida stayed mostly unchanged though the north saw rain. Local forecast calls for continued cloudy skies and low temperatures tonight and tomorrow.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Carolinas
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plain
New England
Florida
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct responses listed for the Page 4 quiz include Gandhi Smith and Smith, Karibean or Karibean spellings, Femur, Florida, Laurence A. Stainhardt, the Dniester, Maharanee, Canada, and the word Dud.
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
Alfred E. Smith
Florida
Laurence A. Stainhardt
the Dniester
Maharanee
Canada
Slip covers for dinette rails and footstools from 1946 guide
Advertisement offers step by step directions for small slip covers to disguise radiators and protect footstools. It sells pattern 556 for twenty cents and promotes a 1946 Needlecraft Catalogue with 112 illustrations of crochet knitting quilts embroidery and toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Automobiles Forecast Demand and 1942 Models Highlight Winchester Market
Local dealers cite a national demand around 15 000 000 cars annually with a maximum 6 000 000 yearly production. Ford’s Chester plant restart boosts supply while settlement of a General Motors strike brightens industry outlook. 1942 style cars reveal many improvements across Plymouth Chevrolet Ford Studebaker and more. Winchester prices show Dodge at 1150 with other brands listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ritter
Shenandoah Valley Motor Co., Inc
Ford Dealer
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford
Studebaker
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Buick
Pontiac
Packard
Chrysler
Winchester
Car Prices Range Across Models in Plymouth to Mercury
The list shows Plymouth at 1050 and four, Chrysler 1496.97, Nash 600 four door sedan slightly over 1200, Ford 985 to 1300, Mercury 1271 to 1400. The figures indicate varied pricing across brand and model including mid range and premium options.
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Plymouth
Chrysler
Nash
Ford
Mercury
Local Social Workers Attend Virginia Conference in Richmond
The forty fifth annual meeting of the Virginia Conference of Social Work will be held at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond from April 8 to 11. Delegates from Winchester Berryville and Front Royal join participants, with the theme evaluating current progress and future goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Conference of Social Work
John Marshall
Richmond
Helen Hardy Wright
Martha Trumbull
Clara Rush
Winchester
Elizabeth Russell
Berryville
Eulalia Nalley
Front Royal
Mary Alice Roberts
Institute
David Wilson
Rothe Hilger
Charles Chew
Raymond Kimbrough
T. C. Rohrbaugh
R. L. Sheetz
Cordelia Cox
Berryville native Lt. Houghton stars for Camp Pendleton team
Lt. Robert A. Houghton of Berryville served with the U S Marine Corps and pitched for Camp Pendleton Marines in Ocean side California. He blanked the USCA college team 4 to 0 on March 16 in Los Angeles, allowing four hits and fanning 13 while adding a triple and two RBIs. Houghton learned pitching at Berryville High School under Coach George Pope and later played for Winchester Park and Duke University before his Marine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Houghton
Clarence Houghton
Berryville
U. S. Marine Corps
Camp J. H. Pendleton Marines
Ocean Side
Calif
Houghton
USCA
Los Angeles
Bobby
Berryville High School
George Pope
Winchester Park Association
Duke University
Police Court Docket From Winchester Hearings On Drunkenness
Judge John R. Rice presided Monday as multiple defendants faced Winchester Police Court charges. Names include Howard Hockman of South Loudoun Street and others for drunk and disorderly, reckless driving, and related offenses with fines ranging from five to fifteen dollars plus costs, and suspended jail sentences noted for two defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Police Court
John R. Rice
Howard Hockman
Clayton Mason
Cedar Creek Grade
Talford Lee Miller
Woodstock
Paul E. Anderson
Montague Ave
Russell Linwood Holliday
W. Hart Sr
Trial Justice Court Fines Debated Reckless Driving and Drunk Cases
In W. E. Edwards court today several defendants were fined including Frederick A. Crisman ten dollars and costs for reckless driving Wade Hampton Guard Jr five dollars and costs for permitting an unlicensed operator Arch Wesley Jones five dollars and costs for no operator license James Edward Mitchell ten dollars and costs for drunk Herbert Earl Robertson five dollars and costs for improper lights Peter Nicholson ten dollars and costs for drunk Ernest Calvin Albright ten dollars and costs for drunk Melvin Garland McKee ten dollars and costs for drunk Last week’s trials yielded Marshall Warner ten dollars and costs for drunk Lovell Phillip Stickley five dollars and costs for improper parking Roland Henry Holland Pa ten dollars and costs for speeding Carroll N. Dane Front Royal five dollars and costs for no operator license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Edwards
Frederick A. Crisman
Wade Hampton Guard, Jr
Arch Wesley Jones
James Edward Mitchell
Herbert Earl Robertson
Peter Nicholson
Ernest Calvin Albright
Does Seeing Use Up Energy in the Body
The body uses energy for all neural and muscular activity, including vision. Eye movements and processing consume calories, but the amount is small relative to total daily energy expenditure and varies with attention and task.
Eyes Use One Quarter Of Body Energy In Vision Says Institute
The Better Vision Institute estimates about 25 percent of a person’s energy is consumed by the eyes during vision. This highlights the significant metabolic load of sight and the importance of eye health and regular checkups.
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Better Vision Institute
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William Perry
Lehew, W. Va
Albania
Richard Guernel
Geo. Helsley
Gabriella Mistral
Lucia Godoy Abayaga
LaGuardia Field
Europe
Chile
Ween OI
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
N.Y
By Leura Wheeler
Parlett Place
Nain
E. E. Bayliss
Halloran
St. Albans
J. M. Staker
Kansas City
Ethel Green
Japan
Cording
Allis-Chalmers
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Clarke County
Bob Houghton Blanks
UCLA
Trial Justice Court
Glaize & Brothers
Pine Motor CO
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
N. Loudoun St
GRIMM
Grimm’s Radio Sales “& Service
Zz Fr
Winchester Furniture CO
RED Cross
Pharmacy
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