France Attache Says France Waited Too Long In Crisis
Dr. Leon Dostert, former French attache in Washington, tells 200 attendees at the George Washington Hotel that France erred by delaying action and accepting defeat. He urges timely decisions and warns against withholding aid to occupied France, urging lessons for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Leon Dostert
Iri
Washington
George Washington
Dr. Dostert
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Dostert
Resignations In Yugoslavia
The item notes resignations in Yugoslavia and reports on air raids and military actions. It mentions British planes returning from operations and raids on Lorient and German bases as well as Cairo garrison events. A Greek source claims an Italian tank thrust near Libyan desert lines was repulsed with losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bmarine
Lorient
Tend
Lorient Haror
Britain
Africa
Cairo
Giarabub
Winchester Junior Board Elects Seven Directors
Seven members of the Winchester Junior Board of Trade were elected to two year terms at last night’s meeting. New directors are James March Andrew Babb Ben Belchie Richard Eddy George Jones John Glaize and Bruce Alexander. They succeed seven outgoing members and take office April 1 joining the incumbent board for the 1941 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
James March
Andrew Babb
Ben Belchie
Richard Eddy
George Jones
John Glaize
Bruce Alexander
J. P. Arthur
Kenneth Robinson
Otis Sargent
Joe Thomas
Leon Slavin
Fred Ritter
H. K. Benham
Final Tribute Is Paid To Late Miss Corrie Cline
The funeral of Corrie V. Cline was held at her sister Beulah Cline's home on North Braddock Street with Rev. T. M. Swann officiating. Interment followed in Middleburg Cemetery. Pallbearers included Walter P. Anderson Louis L. Baker C S Burgess James S. Grant Earl Parks and R Frank Barr. She was daughter of the late John T. and wife and leaves a Baltimore sister Mrs S K Cockrell and brother Alfred T. Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrie V. Cline
Patton Nursing Home
West Piccadilly Street
Beulah Cline
North Braddock Street
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Middleburg
Walter P. Anderson
Louis L. Baker
C.S. Burgess
James S. Grant
Earl Parks
R. Frank Barr
Miss Cline
John T. Cline
8. K. Cockrell
Baltimore
Alfred T. Cline
Stickies Rites Sunday Funeral for Sgt Henry Stickies
Funeral services for Sergeant Henry W Stickies 38 of Head quarters Company 88th Infantry Brigade Berryville will be held Sunday at 1 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev A O Lyons officiating. Interment will follow at Green Hill Cemetery with military honors. A Washington arrival with escort preceded the service. Private Linwood Ritter 23 of Berryville injured in the same Washington board crash is recovering at Walter Reed Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Stickies
88Th Infantry Brigade
Berryville
A. O. Lyons
Jeter
Green Hill Cemetery
Washington
Stickles
Ancestry Company
Eers
Mrs. Singhass Dies In Clarke
Mrs. Josephine Singhass, 73, died at her daughter’s home near Berryville Virginia this morning at 8 15. She was born in Winchester and survived by her daughter Mrs. Lee and son Frank Singhass of Upperville plus eight grandchildren. Funeral set for Monday at 11 from the Methodist Church with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Rev A O Lyons to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Josephine Singhass
Robert E. Lee
Thomas Singhass
Winchester
David McMuller
Frederick’ County
Anne Ritter McMuller
Miss Brent Dies In New York City
Miss Nannie Brent daughter of the late C Lewis Brent and Mary Brent of this city died yesterday morning in New York City. She had long worked with the Episcopal Church and was with Epiphany Church in Washington before moving to New York. Her sister Miss Harriet Brent of Amherst Street is her only survivor. Funeral arrangements were not finalized this afternoon but services were expected to be held here shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Brent
C. Lewis Brent
Mary 5
Brent
New York City
Harriet Brent
Amherst Street
Episcopal Church
Epiphany Church
Washington
New York
Judge Williams Address At Armory Drill
The 63 enlisted men and 3 officers of Co. 115 Virginia Protective Force heard Judge Philip Williams, WWI aviator, discuss the Articles of War at Friday night drill. Capt. W. A. Baker commands the unit. Next Friday Admiral Louis N. Nulton is expected to address the company on Military Courtesy and Discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. 115
Virginia Protective Force
Philip Williams
U. S
W. A. Baker
Game Directors To Meet Tuesday
There will be a meeting of officers and directors of the Winchester and Frederick County Game and Fish Protective Association Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock in the Trial Justice court. Arrangements for the banquet on Friday April 18 at the George Washington Hotel will be discussed.
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Winchester and
Frederick County
Love Is Held First Command Sermon at Congregational Church
Rev. D. E. Earnhardt preached on Mark 12:30 at the Congregational Church noting the kingdom’s constitution is love and that true service flows from love. He urged Christians to embody love across denominations and races, warning against hollow duty and hate.
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D. E. Earnhardt
Congregationalian Church
Kingdom of God
Jesus
United States
God
Man
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Rates
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets report mixed movements with cattle mostly steady to lower, cows strong, vealers weak, hogs varied by weight, and sheep steady to higher on smaller runs. Chicago quotes mirror steadier tones, with feeders up and cows uneven, highlighting limited volume and modest gains.
Elks announce national patriotic essay contest arbiter
Judge R T Bryarly of Winchester lodge 867 says former Governor Wilbur L Gross of Connecticut will act as final arbiter in the national patriotic essay contest held during March. The competition has drawn high school students nationwide, with $1000, $500 and $250 in prizes to the winner.
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R. T. Bryarly
Winchester Lodge 867
Elks
James R. Nicholson
The
Elks National Defense Commission
Wilbur Lucius Gross
Connecticut
Elks National Defense Cre
Wilbur L. Cross
Doctor Cross
Professor Cross
Yale
America
Gray Rites For Richard H Gray Held In Winchester
Funeral services were held at Grace Lutheran Church for Richard H Gray 41 who died suddenly Thursday in his Washington D C apartment The rites were conducted by Rev Carl Honeycutt and Rev Leslie Glenn Interment followed in Mount Hebron with pallbearers Alfred S Henkel Robert Glaize Harry W Copenhaver Eugene B Cooper Leonard Sirbaugh and George W Good The deceased was a son of the late Captain Robert L Gray and Mrs Gray and brother of several named relatives in Winchester and surrounding areas
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Grace Lutheran Church
Richard H. Gray
Washington, D. C
Mr. Gray
Alien Gray
Wyatt H. Richards
Louise Gray
Winchester
Robert Gray
London
Barry C. Stouffer
Alexandria
Robert L. Gray
Gray
Carl Honeycut
Kremer Named Manager of Continental Co District Office
Thomas Kremer, city council member and long-time manager of the market run by his father, accepts the post as manager of Continental Oil Company’s local district office. He succeeds B B Wright who left for Williams Coal Company. Kremer’s district covers much of northern Virginia and nearby West Virginia.
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Thomas Kremer
Continental Oil Company
B. B. Wright
Williams Coal Company
Romney
W. Va
Kremer
Virginia
West Virginia
V I seniors to visit Stephens City chapter on April 14
Fred Dobbins, vocational agriculture instructor at Stephens City and Middletown, says 45 seniors from V P I will visit the Stephens City chapter on April 14 to examine records and discuss topics of interest to both groups.
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Fred Dobbins
Stephens City
Middletown
Sheep Meeting at Middletown Plans Marketing and Dipping
A countywide meeting of sheep growers will be held at Middletown in the agricultural building on Monday night March 24 at 7 30 to reorganize and plan lamb and wool marketing and sheep dipping programs for the ensuing year. President R E Brumback leads, with Frank T Ridgeway as vice president and EB 35 Funk as secretary treasurer. Executive committee members are C K beba and Robert Stickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Molden
Laurens Jones
George Barnsley
John Scully
Jack Crown
Sirbaugh
Hedrick Koontz
J. P. Arthur
Kenneth Robinson
Otis Sargent
Joe Thomas
Tom Scully
Leon Dostert
Washington
Middletown
R. E. Brumback
Frank T. Ridgeway
Funk
C. K. Beba
Robert Stickley
Lamb Market Voiced Higher Prices on Friday Trade
Fat wooled lambs and yearlings showed gains with top bids to 11.35 for light 103 pound lots and 10.85 to 11.00 for 103 to 108 pound weights. Caret lambs were scarce and a few late 102 weights sold around 9.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
First Float Is Entered In Grand Parade At Festval
The Gen Tire Company One became the first entrant in the parade float line up for this year’s grand feature parade. Directors note the unusual promptness of the entry and mention that fifteen bands will participate. Last year’s float builder Wat kins G Hunt of South Boston will serve again in the same capacity. Floats must meet length size and height specs set by the parade float committee and prizes in this division have been increased to boost attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Tire Company
Akron ‘8
Ann Jay
Hans Cas Steearache College
Barnsley
Watkins G. Hunt
South Boston
Inuae
Lenten Organ Recital at Grace Lutheran Church
The Grace Luth Church Haines hosts another Lenten organ recital in a series. The program features pieces by Eversole, Houghton, Morrison, and Brainer, with Mrs Ops and Mr Haines performing. Pastor Rev. Carl Honeycutt announced the event.
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Grace Luth
Haines
Elo
Crus Node Ashford
Borusaders
Eversole
Houghton
Eee
Oleg Vaechuber
Thelotte
Morrison
Ops
Carl Honeycutt
Commission Debates Governor Price Testimony Request
Virginia reorganization commission weighs a letter asking Governor Price to testify amid claims of political influence. Delegates Breeden McCue and Massenburg back the push, while Tucker Morrissett oppose the form. three members absent.
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Berryville
Price
House of Delegates
Moore
Norfolk
General Assembly
Reorganization Commission
Virginia
Robert H. Tucker
Washington and Lee University
C. H. Morrissett
Tucker
Morrissett
E. L. Breeden, Jr
EB. O. McCue, Jr
Albemarle
G. Alvin Massenburg
Hampton
Promotion of Proper Dental Care Is Teacher Objective
The article argues that a large portion of children in Virginia need dental work, but few receive corrections. It calls on schools to educate parents about dental care, noting the state provides for school dental services at reduced cost. Emphasizing national security, it urges citizens to fund child dental care for future well being.
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Virginie
de City
Robert
Avier
Frederick
Tree of Life Sacred Drama Set For Monday Evening
The Mount Zion Methodist church presents a sacred drama titled The Tree of Life at 8:30 p.m. on March 24. Two acts from The Case of Grace and The Saviour's First Coming will be featured, while The Advent in Glory and the great home gathering are not included.
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Mount Zion
Calvary
Answers to Today’s Quiz Summary
The fragment lists quiz answers including names Tilden Grover and Sir Gilbert Parker. It references the East Indian Company and the Democratic National Committee chair, noting 10 Orange. The legible items indicate a historical quiz or political page excerpt with scattered proper nouns.
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Tilden
Amd
Handley Library Adds New Timely Books
Handley Library announces recent titles added for borrowing. Burma Road by Nicol Smith and There Shall Be the Night by Jai Walvis are among the new selections, with works by Vera Wait, Edgar Snow, and others also listed for loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timely
Handley Library
Burma Road
Nicol Smith
Learehind
Negrin Hour
Vera Waite
Asia
Edgar Snow
W. F. Salut
Jai Walvis
Nevis Bass
Max Oe Reno
Robert Sherwood
Joseph
Special Music at Market Street Methodist Church
Music program at Market Street Methodist Church Winchester features Thompson anthem Be loved Let Us Love One Another with soprano Mrs A C Halvosa and Market Street Boys led by Jimmie Rose. Quartette includes Mrs Ray Sartelle, Mrs Meta Sloat, Russell, and Dr. Le Dass. Rev Garland Evans Hopkins preaches on What and an afternoon attendance weekday service.
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Street Methodist Church
Gatens Day
Thompson
A. C. Halvosa
Market Street Boys
Jimmie Rose
Ray Sartelle
Meta Sloat
Russell
Dass
Ben
Garland Evans Hopkins
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Corrie Cline
Marvel
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E. Piccadilly St
Prefection Stove Company
Singhass
Clarke
Judge Williams
Chapma Motor Co
Boscawen St
Congregational Christian Church
Philadelphia
Baltimore Livestock
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Wide World Photos, Inc
Continental Co
Leesburg
South
Boston
Market Street
John W
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Safeway Self-Service Market
Ddock St
Cala
Meles
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