Plan Expediting Service Voting Plan Expediting Service Voting
Preliminary plans are under way to expedite enactment of legislation granting Virginia servicemen the right to edit a Recoe after the General Assembly convenes in an operative session. The plan involves signatures from the House sneaker and the Lieutenant-Governor before sending to Governor Darcen for approval.
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Richmond
Virginia
Recoe
General Assembly
Poon Shtulder
Darcen
Town Notes From Etownee MITPOLETOWN Area
Local items from Etownee MITPOLETOWN Virginia report visitors and illness. Harry Everly of Washington DC stays with Mrs Ora Evely and daughter Ruby on Main Street. Ronald Frens on furlough visits family. Mrs Ora Pes and grandmother return to Porri Island. Mrs Bly and editor Mr Bly move between Norfolk and Waynechester, with Mrs Bly remembered as Katherine Long. Illnesses include Miss Edith Dirces in Charlottesville hospital. Service Guild met March 3 at Mrs Rodgers on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Mitpoletown
Harry Everly
Washington, DC
Ora Evely
Ruby Everly
Main Street
Curtis Bly
Bly
Cheriottesville
Lottie Stickley Svent Ary
Orgie Bover
Fear Town
I Tevalt
Annie Hoffman
Wralevan Service Guild
Merch 3Rd
Re. B. E. Rodgers
Chereh Street
Amore
Wright
Trone Ee
Japs Balking At Training Refuse Army Duty
Twenty eight Japanese Americans at Fort McClellan Alabama refused military training and were placed in camp stockade awaiting court martial. Brig Gen Wallace said they joined a battalion recently but others accepted training willingly. He noted they lived in Japan for years and had been indoctrinated with Japanese military philosophy. They refused training under the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mcclellan
Ala
Mar.sa
Camp Stockade
Wallace
Philoon
Japan
Local Visit Notes From Gainesboro Area Readers
Gainesboro Virginia March reports visitors and extended family mentions across multiple households. Travelers include Harry Himelright and son from Baltimore, Lynn Smith and Sara Marie from Winchester, and Jeanette McIlwee from Winchester. Church figures and college students also appear among weekend guests and callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Harry Himelright
Hary, Jr
Baltimore
Minnie Hottle
Lynn Smith
Sara Marie
Winchester
Virgie Crosson
Reynolds Store
Louise Boyce
Hunting Ridge
Betty Blue McIinee
Bessie Price
Vonette
Mattie Ritter
Margaret Roberts
J. W. Messinee
Memoral Hospital
Messers— Daniel, Joe
Vernon Lee
Pennsylvania
W. H. Brown
Vance Brown
Elwood Kern
Washington, D. C
Jeanette McIlwee
Joshua Place
Lawrence Ruble
Clarendon
Marolene
Urcell DeHaven
Reynolds Store Notes and Local Visits
Reynolds Store Virginia March reports a string of social visits including Ed Stotler and Carson Whitacre families from Hayfield Siler Winches ter and Washington DC visitors with updates on illness measles and a hospital discharge. Local residents and relatives are listed with brief health and travel notes from Memorial Hospital and armed forces homecomings.
Local notices from Lebanon Church area report health and visits
Mrs J D Hottel has been ill from a heart attack and Elmer Godlove is slightly improved. Miss Charlotte Hottel visits Arlington parents. Several residents, including Mrs Ruby Himelright and Pvt Loring Crawford Brown, are mentioned for illnesses and military service. A Home Demonstration Club met March 10 with Virginia Campbell presiding and Frances Hockman showing remodeling techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Eee
J. D. Hottel
Elmer Godlove
Charlotte Hottel
Arlington
Jacob Hottel
E. S. Henderlite
W. L. Wind
W. Bowers
Branson Miller
Ruby Himelright
Ray Windle
Robert
Winchester
Ellen Keller
Madison College
Julius Keller
Stratton Bowers
Ruth
Bessie Bowers
Strasburg
W. L. Snarr
Inlaw
Emily Snarr
Virginia Lee
Frances Ann Snarr
Viginia Campbell
Frances Hockman
Mesdame Beulah Bowman
Clara Campbell
Batrice Snarr
Frances
Local residents visit Winchester on business Friday
Mary Himelright Mary Hammond Brain Hockman Jome Rhoades Virginia Camp Thelma Keller Miss Mayme Ping ley Joyce Rodney Hock man Mr. A E Keller were in Winchester on business Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Keller
Winchester
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Etown
Kate Smith
Esther Carter
Royal Oak
Mich
Carter
Thomas Graves
Walter Moore
Jean Dunlap
Susan B. Lewis
Mérvil Dick
Harley Place
Lester Shenk
Oldtown
E. D. Shenk
C. W. More
Lee Crossen
Rosa Hughs
Lee Hodgson
Memorial Hospital
Mervil
Mr. Linwood Bown
E. P. Brown
A. C. Carpenter
I. D. Shatebede
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Quintus Himelright
Rockville, Md
Nioht
Cna Tome
Penimaid
Penney’s
THE
RED Cross
Winchester, Virginia
Baker’s Drug Store
MR. Penney
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