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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1944
Page
5
Guidance for individuals on required estimated tax declarations for 1944. It details thresholds for wages and other income, whether filing jointly or separately, and the need to use Form 1040 ES with instruction sheets. It explains two worksheets, one simplified for incomes under 10 000 and a longer one for higher incomes, and urges keeping worksheets for annual return time.
Miss Virginia Lattrell of Washington returned from a vacation spent with Mr. and Mrs. George Cadwallader. Edna Cadwallader of Washington is visiting her parents. Barry Brudan of Charles Town spent a week with his daughter Mrs. J. E. Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koenig and daughter Theresa visited Mr. and Mrs. Larimer Walker and son. Mrs. Mary Cain rented the Lemley property in Stephens City.
Sydney Gore High School News opens with editor Mary Triplett and a team of reporters. The column surveys spring weather, noting rain snow and a tease of April showers in March, and ends with a hopeful nod to eventual sunny days.
Bernice Cooper reports the freshman class forms an English Club with officers: President Betty Jane Anderson Vice-President Kathryn Hulver Secretary Margaret Mauze Treasurer Martha Triplett Reporter Bernice Cooper Game Leader June Brill Song Leader Wanda Ashley. Members include nicknames for Betty Jane Shorty Hester Sager Sparky Hazel Sager Jeep Martha Triplett Winnie Granville LaFollette Pete Kathryn Hulver Snookie Catherine Huntsberry Kate Margaret Mauze Mose Roger Sager Bobby.
The following class officers have been elected for the sophomore class: President Virginia Smith, vice president Nancy Anderson, secretary Robert Cooper, treasurer Jean Constable, reporter Iretta Cooper.
On Wednesday night March 15 the class of 45 hosted the class of 44 for a Junior Senior banquet after an educational movie. The group visited the Golden Glow for a delicious dinner and expressed regret at the evening ending while hoping the seniors enjoyed themselves.
Elsie Cline a nurse with rich, tall and handsome patients. Ruth Feeley happily married to Mr Russell-Line Burg. Alma Frye awaiting a daughter. Anna Hoover proud of family. Eva Richard still single but riding in a Terra Plane. Mae Smoke becoming 19 and training for nursing. India Triplett breaking hearts. June Triplett becoming a bride after a long engagement. Mary Triplett teaching at S.C. H. 8.
Biographical notes cover Anna Hoover born 1926 in Winchester with church ties and 4-H officer roles, Harry LaFollette born 1924 in Trone with FFA and sports, Eva Richard born 1924 in Mountain Falls aiming to be a nurse, Smoky Smoke born 1929 at Mt Williams and involved in senior class activities. each entry lists ambitions, hobbies, songs, and family background.
A collection of lighthearted snippets from a high school yearbook style page. Students named include Rosemarie Jean Hazel Hester Ernestine Robert Jenning Martha Ruth Pete Iretta Virginia James Norman Kathryn Gus Billy and Mrs McLaughlin. Activities mention a FF A frolic, softball practice, a Senior calling cards, a bond prize and a Capitol Theatre ticket giveaway for Gildersleeve On Broadway.
The Senior English class will air a program on Station WINC on March 31st at 1 30 pm. The Glee Club will perform several numbers with Ruth Feeley acting as MC and reporting on upcoming activities.
February sales show stamps and bonds outpacing all other categories. Government issues high demand across the month, reflecting strong public participation in treasury programs.
The F F A club at Gore High School hosted its first annual fun frolic on Friday night. March date not specified. The event showcased student activities and community spirit with likely games and social moments.
Athletic Association announces Marty and Her Rangeretts perform at Sydney Gore High School on April 5 at 8 15 p m with admission 25 and 40 cents. The baseball team opens its season on April 11 with Gaines.
A fragment describes the seventeenth session featuring an amateur contest bingo and an event labeled nero baby throw among other interesting games. The passage notes the evening’s offerings and hints at the crowd’s reaction and overall enjoyment.
The March meeting was held at Mrs Howard ite with Mrs Inski assisting. Lunch proceeds totaled 17 dollars from Mrs Vell’s sale. A window sale is planned at the Southern State Store in Stephens City on April 8. George W Franklin returns to Newark after furlough. Mr and Mrs Leroy Franklin purchase the Charley fer home.
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