Map Makers Track Rapid Shifts As Borders Move
Official geographer Dr Boggs notes that borders shift every few months with events from Mussolini in Africa and Ethiopia to Hitler’s advances in Austria Bohemia Moravia Poland and the Baltic nations. He cites frantic requests from Americans seeking relatives and the need to consult frontier maps to route dispatches correctly.
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France
Italy
Africa
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Saar
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Boggs
Austria
Sudentenland
Hitler
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Albania
Poland
Russia
Danzig
Vilna
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
Karelian
Finland
Far
Japan
China
Byrd
Antarctic
Dr. Bogs
Stalin
State Department
Dr. Boggs
Berlin
Moscow
Program At Bruncetown Church March 31
A special musical program will be held at Brucetown Church on March 31 at seven o clock. Miss Rhodelle Whitacre chairs the program committee with participants Miss Kathleen McCartney Miss Mildred Jones Emmett Dettra the City Four of Winchester and a monologue by Mrs R D Moore. Public invitation issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Young Pople
Rhodelle Whitacre
Kathleen McCartney
Mildred Jones
Emmett Dettra
A City
Winchester
R. D. Moore
Mrs Rush Ill at Coal Mine Visit Recap
Mrs. D. W. Rush of this place is ill. Visitors on Sunday included Garland Boyce and family, Sam Reynard and family, Ed Rush and family of Relief, William Miller and family, William Dingis, Jean Bauserman of Toms Brook, Irwin Ritenour and Charles Shenk of Strasburg, Dale Clemore of Stephens City, Paul Rush and Ruth Benner of Clearbrook, and Mrs. Raymond Rush of Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Rush
Garland Boyce
Sam Reynard
Ed Rush
William Miller
William Dingis
Jean Bauserman
Toms Brook
Irwin Ritenour
Charles Shenk
Strasburg
Dale Clemore
Stephens City
Paul Rush
Ruth Benner
Clearbrook
Raymond Rush
Easter Program Noted By St. Vias Sunday School Pupils
Bloom Virginia March 27 A brief Easter program was rendered by pupils of St. Vias Sunday School last Sunday Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs E A Richard for Easter included Mr and Mrs Patrick Barr and children Miss Arthelia Richard Mr T S Cooper and Miss Ann Jane Cooper. Mr Jack Sale of Winchester spent the night recently with Mr John Cooper. Mrs T S Cooper and daughter Miss Anna Jane and son John visited relatives and friends at Star Tannery Monday. Mr Tom Flagle was a guest of Mr and Mrs P P Glynn Sunday.
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Bloom
St. Vias Sunday School
John
Star Tannery
Tom Flagle
P. P. Glynn
Opequon
Ma Winchester
St. Paul's Luthern Church
Mr. Roof
Winchester
Annie Jane Bayliss
John Snapp
Oren Snapp
Hook
Phillip
Oliver McDonald
J. W. Richard
Maynard Bayliss
Berryville
Frank Orndorff
Joe Malone
Malone
Lawson Moore
Cedar Creek
Winchester Hospital
Annie Richard
Leonard
Mountain Falls
Apple Marshmallow Betty Recipe Feature
Winchester’s major commodity is apples and The Star promotes daily recipes to boost local use. This installment delivers Apple Marshmallow Betty: applesauce cinnamon brown sugar graham cracker crumbs butter marshmallows baked at 300 F for one hour.
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Winchester
THE
STAR
Death Takes Miss Ella W. Brown of Staunton
Relatives announce the death of Ella W. Brown at her Staunton home on North Washington street. The Staunton native was a longtime member of the Silver Cross Circle of King's Daughters and active at Christ Lutheran Church. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the church with burial in Thornrose Cemetery. She is survived by her brother Charles W. Brown of Swope Augusta county and many nieces and nephews.
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Ella W. Brown
North Washington Street
Staunton
William G
Anne Hardy Brown
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Christ Lutheran Church
Raymond D. Wood
Thornrose Cemetery
Miss Brown
Charles W. Brown
Swope
Augusta County
Henry Kinzel
William H
Samuel Hardy
Winchester
Emma Kinzel
Theodore Y. Kinzel
Alice Hardy
George W. Hardy
William G. Hardy
City
Mrs Pugh Dies at 68 in Whitacre Virginia
Mrs Louisa Fletcher Pugh aged 68 widow of Ivan L. Pugh of Whitacre Virginia died at Memorial Hospital at 4 30 this morning after an operation two weeks ago She was daughter of the late Elisha and Eliza Fletcher Survived by sisters Mrs Anna Adams and Mrs Alice Cline of Lawton Michigan Mrs Rose Riley of Augusta West Virginia and brother C W Fletcher of Winchester Also surviving a foster daughter Mrs Ward W Kern and many nieces and nephews Funeral at Whitacre Methodist Church 2 30 Saturday led by Rev S J Le and Rev L C Messick with pallbearers as nephews Burial in Whitacre Cemetery.
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Louisa Pletcher Pugh
Ivan L. Pugh
Whitacre
Memorial Hospital
Elisha
Eliza Fletcher
Anna Adams
Alice Cline
Lawton
Mich
Rose Riley
Augusta
W. Va
C. W. Fletcher
Winchester
Ward W. Kern
Pugh
Ebenezer
B. A. Giffin
Capon Bridge
L. C. Messick
German Hausfraus Reuse Baskets to Save Resources
German housewives repurpose old shopping baskets as grocers face delivery limits. Authorities urge reuse to cut wrapping waste and support wartime economy. Bone collecting also advised for mucilage fats and fertilizer, with three quarters of bones wasted.
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Berlin
Associated Press
DNB
Germany
Easter Weather Eases in Opequon Notes
Opequon Virginia reports a mild Easter weekend with better weather than recent months. Local reflections caution cyclists and motorists to follow traffic rules while noting community updates on church services and residents’ recoveries and visits.
Community Sing With Harmoneers At Mountain View School
Visitors including Marvin Heltz Charles Windle John Sibert and Mrs Wallace greet Mrs Minnie Headley this week. The Harmoneers from radio WSVA will perform Friday at 8 p m at Mountain View School and lead a Community Sing acclaimed at many stops.
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Minnie Headley
Marvin Heltzman
Charles Windle
John Sibert
Wallace
Mountain View ‘School
Harmoneers
WSVA
Winchester Virginia Zoning Ordinance Residential Areas A to E
An ordinance defines Areas A to D within Winchester Virginia as residential with Area E unrestricted. It sets allowed uses including detached homes churches hospitals parks schools and professional offices with limits on nonconforming uses and penalties for violations. The ordinance becomes effective on passage.
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Winchester
Virginia
City of
Jefferson Street
Dead Valley Academy
South Washington Street
Washington Street
West Cork Street
Stewart Street
Academy Street
A.aravs Smiese School
City
Apple Blossom Festival Fund Contributors Announced
Ben Belchie, director of the Junior Board of Trade campaign for funds, said workers are meeting with a satisfactory response and urged citizens not contacted to mail contributions. Contributors listed include American Cyanamid, Bloom, J. J. Baldwin-Pope Pinemaking, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Blossom Festival Fund
White Palace
Ben Belchie
Junior Board of Trade Campaign For Funds
Soe
Card of Thanks for Mahlon Jackson
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Mahlon Jackson and for cars and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Jackson
Herbert Pope
Driver Is Freed In Collision Case At Front Royal
George E. Dellinger of 321 Virginia avenue was exonerated of responsibility for an accident at the Front Royal and Millwood roads on March 21. Joseph Marker of Martinsburg, 25, was found guilty of operating a vehicle while under the influence and fined $100 with 30 days in jail, 10 to be served. Paul Rind, 34, of Martinsburg, suffered minor injuries.
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George E. Dellinger
Virginia Avenue
Front Royal
Millwood
Dellinger
Joseph Marker
Martinsburg
Marker
Paul Rind
Mar
Tinsburg
Snyder
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Update
The March 25 financial report shows receipts of 23,958,017.92 dollars and expenditures of 35,147,560.59 dollars, with a gross total of 42,513,854,593.75 dollars and a day increase of 11,621,289.69 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Police Court Drunk Defendants Fined In Local Docket
Theodore Anderson of 388 Charles Street A H White of 500 South Kent Street and Carl McKee of 47 Race Street were each charged with drunkenness and fined 10 dollars 25 cents in Police Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Anderson
Charles Street
A. H. White
South Kent Street
Carl McKee
Race Street
Miss Sperow Returns Home After Baltimore Visit
Miss Dorothy Lee Sperow returns to North Loudoun Street after visiting Miss Mary Elizabeth Womeldorf in Baltimore over Easter weekend. Womeldorf, formerly of this city, hosted a party for Sperow during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Sperow
Loudoun Street
Mary Elizabeth Womeldorph
Baltimore
Womeldorph
Miss Sperow
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Bruncetown
Mrs. Rush
Apple
Death
Hausfraus
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fairmont Avenue
National Fruit Products Company
Peyton Street
Morgan Street
Amherst Street
West Piccadilly Street
Piccadilly Street
Pendleton
Pendleton Ee
B, C
Worace
American Cyanamid Company
B. Westin Cooperage Co
Bloom, J. J. Baldwin-Pope Pinemating Co
C.C. Hess-Watson Company
Fibre Board Container Co
Gilpin
Henry B
George Washington Hotel
Jack Hodges
Treasure House
Heiston, W. A & Son
Inge & Company, Inc
Loy’s Grocery Latinsky
Victor
Nicodemus, CL. Rice, Trew & Rice Co., Inc
Richmond-Pittsburgh Lines
Ine
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Feder
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Speedy
Caring
Food Guardian
Montgomery
George W. Kurtz
Haldeman’s
Firestone Auto Supply
N. Loudoun St
P. S
POLL
Royal Crown
Nehi Corp
Nehi Bottling Company
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