Mixed Doubles bowling leads as Grayson Hawthorne shine
Catherine Grayson and Dr Allen Hawth on roll 348 and 363 for 711 in Mixed Doubles over Verne and Lynwood Bozelle. The match hints at tougher competition with Alma Renner to face later as Ter Keiter posts an 870 duckpins over seven games and Hockensmith struggles against Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Grayson
Allen Hawthon
Middleburg
Verne
Lynwood Bozelle
Grayson-Hawthorne
Alma Renner
Lester Keiter
Russ Hockensmith
American Tea Co
Hockensmith
Johnson
Ghost town goes modern in San Francisco project
Ghosts of pioneer San Franciscans may haunt a $25,000,000 ultra modern residential center planned on the Laurel Hill cemetery site. The 54 acre tract near the bay was approved by the city board and later by a popular vote. Most pioneer bodies were moved to Cypress Lawn cemetery in San Mateo county two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Laurel Hill
San Francisco Bay
Board of Supervisors
Ince
Cypress Lawn Cemetery
San Mateo County
Jeep Blessing by Erie Students Sparks Marine Honor
Pupil at St. Andrews school in Erie bought bonds to fund a jeep for Marines. Lt. S. H. McAlony sent a letter praising the jeep as the first U S vehicle to land on Japanese soil since Pearl Harbor, though he did not reveal its baptism location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
St. Andrews School
S. H. McAlony
United States
Pearl Harbor
Childreom
St. Andrews
McAlony
Wedding Cake Travels 10 000 Miles for British Marriage
Petty Officer William Chapman carried his wedding cake 10 000 miles from Vancouver to Clacton on Sea England for his marriage to Rosie Casey. The cake arrived in perfect condition and was cut at the reception following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clacton-On-Sea
Eng
William Chapman
Vancouver
Rosie Casey
Realty Transfers and Powers of Attorney in Frederick County
Realty transfers include Charles L. Nicodemus and wife to C. A. Marple for lot No. 15 Angerona Terrace for $10 and other consideration. W. C. Brown and wife to Kay Brown for a lot with a frame filling station and other buildings on Winchester Front Royal Pike eight miles from the city for $1 and consideration. Durant M. Burton to Margaret B. Burton grants power of attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Charles L. Nicodemus
C. A. Marple
Angerona Terrace
Frederick County
W. C. Brown
Kay Brown
Court Docket Passes Judgments in Civil and Police Court
Judge John Rice presided yesterday over cases including Raymond Samuel Dispanet of Moorefield West Virginia fined 5 dollars plus 5 25 costs for running a stop sign. Franklin Graves of Winchester fined 10 dollars plus 6 25 costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Catherine Frye of Winchester fined 5 dollars plus 4 dollars 00 costs for failure to obey traffic signal. Minnie Clingenpeel of 307 Highland Ave fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars 25 costs for drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Raymond Samuel Dispanet
Moorefield
W. Va
Franklin Graves
Winchester
Catherine Frye
Minnie Clingenpeel
Highland Ave
Stephens City Echo News Highlights from Student Activities
Readable items show school fundraisers for the cafeteria in Stephens City VI I, led by Mrs Rhodes ment and student groups. Grades from first to seventh hold bake sales, scrap waste paper drives, and cake raffles with proceeds to the cafeteria. Senior class plans a cake raffle and canteen events while FFA notes 1944 meeting results and officer roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinet Ccsien
Rhodes Ment
Hershey
Floyd Dodson
Miller Barley
H. K. R. Schroeder
Martha Punk
Swing
Julian Gregory
Ward Cornwell
White Post
Lee Gregory
Bertha Stickley
Danley
Conklin
Sissy
Carolyn Courtney
Local Sports Highlight in The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily features local sports coverage highlighting community teams and notable performances with concise game recaps and standings. Readers get quick updates on scores, key players, and upcoming events from neighborhood leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Anzio letter from Douglas Allen on life near the front
In a March 8 letter from Anzio Italy Douglas B. Allen describes moving to the beachhead by L. S. T. and working at a dugout billet. He notes air superiority and light shelling, the muddy digs, and witnessing surgeons in the operating theatre saving lives amid shrapnel injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Allen
Anzio
Italy
Douglas B. Allen
American Field Service
Jerry
Atkack
M. O
Truck replaces Pony Express on mountain road in Arizona
In Sombrero Butte Arizona a motor vehicle has supplanted the last pony express link between the camps and Copper Creek. The burro previously served as the mail carrier due to the winding four mile trail over the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sombrero Butte
Ariz
Arizona
Here
Copper Creek
Rationing Hits Monkey at Erie Zoo
In Erie Pennsylvania the city zoo chimpanzee Scrap the whiskey drinking primate endures state liquor rationing by switching from whiskey to an ice cream cone as a substitute for his usual coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Scrap
Death of Mrs. Philip Cammer Shocks Bloom Residents
News of the death of Mrs. Philip Cammer of Front Royal shocks Bloom and draws condolences from many relatives and friends. A community meeting is set for March 31 at Friendly Grove Hall. Local residents, guests, and visitors are noted in multiple social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Philip Cammer
Front Royal
H.S. Barr
Glen Anderson
Richard
Winchester
James Sydney Cammer
Fairmont
W. Va
J. W. Cammer
E. W. Richard
Friendly Grove
Jack Sale
Blytheville
Ark
Orange, Va
T. S. Cooper
Mascots Roam Base as Soldiers Adopt Strays
At a South Pacific base an Army division welcomes three mascots. Billy the goat leads the pack with a big appetite for chewing tobacco, picked up by S Sgt Bert Baker of Hagard Kentucky. Tom the cat and Bugle Pete the red rooster also serve as mascots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Tom
Bugle
Pete
Billy
Army
Solomons
Bert Baker
Hagard
G. I
Party Loef or Redi Meat
A brief note appears to describe a local food event or brand choice titled Party Loef or Redi Meat with unclear context and few readable details. The item likely references a product or promotion, but no concrete names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
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Durant M. Burton
Margaret B. Burton
Civil & Police Court
Irene Sode
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Stephens City Echo
Marie Rinker
Meredith Himelwright
Lillie
Virginia “Madagan
Stephens City
Virginia
United Brethren Church
Library Club
Katty Katty
Ronald Fletcher
Betty Owens
Gace Bayliss
Betty Sheetz
Robert Ridgeway
Catherine Heflin
Catherine
Eva
Willy
Sweetie
Janice
M. C
Douglas K
Kernstown
June Cammer
McCrory
Louise Martin
Louise
Mary Reed
Bobby C
Joyce Wolfe
Navy
J. R
Wolf
Elsie S
Mason Carbaugh
Miller Brothers, Props
East Piccadilly St
Douglas Allen
Herman Barr
G. W. Hulver, Jr
Live Robinson
Roy Triplett
C. E. Clowser
aGi Deek
Dr. Werner
Dr. Werner’s
Jia
Bill
Julin Ee Wright
Nan Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Idaho
Texas
No Point Foods
Duc ‘Dressing Jell-Well Secon
Neb Hill
Airway
Die Wilkins
Safeway
VEAL
Granny
Smiths
Apefruit
Jar
Sia
Low Point
Sugar Belle
Franks
Lamb
al Safeway
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