Buckingham Wolfe Wedding in Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Nancye Latimer Buckingham and Mr Cecil Price Wolfe wed in a 3 pm ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. Robert B. Nelson officiating. Attendants included Mrs Lamar Keen and Miss Elizabeth Wolfe. The couple plans residence in Winchester and Charles Town after a Richmond trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancye Latimer Buckingham
Alfred Cooper Reed Buckingham
Cecil Price Wolfe
James M. Wolfe
Charles Town
W. Va
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mrs. Reed Buckingham
Helen Blosser
Mrs. Buckingham
Miss Blosser
Ellen Locke Weds Charle Walker In Berryville Baptist Ceremony
Ellen Locke daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Locke of Berryville became Mrs Charles Cecil Walker in a double ring service at the Berryville Baptist Church. The bride wore blue crepe with blue accessories and lilies of the valley corsage. Maid of honor Irene Kolback wore yellow with talisman roses. Best man Lawrence E Clark now in Washington D C. A small reception followed and the couple planned trips to Virginia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wolfe
John T. Wolfe
Winchester
Charles Town
Lamar Keen
David Childs
Herb Cover
Kenneth Shenk
Ray Miller
Jim Long
Millwood
Thevenue
Wolfe
Handley High School
Garrison Forrest School
Baltimore
Winchester Evening Star
Berryville High School
Bridgewater College
Oliveboy Stock Farm
C. Douglas Barnett
Helen Blasser
Robert Berry
Robert Stokes Walton
Walter Bossom
Oscar Hipsley
George N. Paynette
Hagerstown
Nat Glasser
Kenneth Williams
Washington, D. C
Robert Ebaugh
Westminister
Herbert Cover
Elkton
Richmond
Rosa Ellen Locks
Charles E. Locke
Berryville
Charles Cecil Walker
Charles L. Walker
Winfield
Iowa
Baptist Church
L. A. Parker
Irene Kolback
Pittsburgh
Lawrence E. Clark
Virginia
Parker
Bergville High School
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Strayer's Business College
Office of Civil Aeronautics Authority
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Ill
CAA
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club Postpones Show Changes Meeting
The Winchester Clarke Garden Club postpones the Flower Show planned for May 16 and holds the regular meeting May 29 at 4 p m at Mrs Alvin S Pennypacker home on Merrimans Lane. Also notes arrivals and travel of local service members and various club meetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Clarke
Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke County
Alvins. Pennypacker
Merrimans Lane
Johns. Scully, Jr
North Frederick H. D. C
North Frederick Home
Jewish Woman's Club Meets Wednesday Evening
The Jewish Woman's Club will meet at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday night at 8. Mrs. Moe Schaffer will read excerpts from Bennett Cerf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Moe Schaffer
Bennett Ceri
County Deeds Recorded in Frederick County Virginia
Land transfers recorded include multiple parcels near Winchester Stephens City White Post Gainesboro and Cham bersville plus electric line rights of way to Northern Virginia Power Co. and sales near Linden and Gore. Notable deeds involve Mary H E Armell to Michael Moscarella 135 acres and Helly Hill 198 acres to John Lowe with values up to 4450.00 and 850.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. E. Armell
Michael Moscarella
S. E
Winchester
Bertha Calvert
Lynwood Newbaugh
Frederick Terrace
J. C. Hilliara
H. Cc. Borden
Stephens City
White Post
W. E. Edwards
C. Cc. Bauserman
Vaucluse
Helen Z. Crisman
Thomas William Lupton
Lee St
Mary Wallace
Russell Pugh
Gainesboro
George Custer Jones
E. Co. Brumback
George G. Barrick
Robert C. Garrett Sr
Chambersville
Edna A. Whettell
Harry W. Aikens
Brucetown Road
Stonewall District
Edna M. Kemp
Northern Virginia Power Co
C. E. Stotler
Clara V. Stotler
Elmer Lamp
Ada Ebersole
Senseney Road
Linden J. McDonald
Charles L. Zeiler
North Frederick Terrace
John M. Fishpaw
Admr
Cordelia Kenny
Valley Turnpike
Callell Ford Road
Pearl E. Huxison
J. C. Hilliard
Gladys Hilliard
S. W
Fred I. Brumback
Arthur R. Armel
Belle Ritter
Armel
J. W. Ward
Als
Ira Foreman
Gore
Mary C Rieser Dies in Kingston at 89
Mrs. Mary C. Rieser widow of Prof William Rieser died at Benedictine Hospital Kingston New York on May 1 at age 89. A Winchester native she lived in Kingston after marriage to John H Schrieber and later married Rieser. Survived by two daughters a brother a sister three grandchildren one great grandchild and a niece and nephew. Funeral held at Murphy funeral home Kingston and St Mary's Church with requiem mass before burial in St Peters cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Rieser
William Rieser
Benedictine
Kingston
N. Y
Mary C. Wilwig
John Wilwig
Winchester
Stonewall Jackson
Daughters of the
Europe
John H. Schrieber
J. Mary’s Church
Schrieber
Rieser
St. Mary's
Howard Harold Bredhead
Queen's Village
L. L
Bawita E. Drew
Edward J. Wilwig
Wincheser
William P. Lawler
Lowell
Mass
J. M. Murphy
St. Mary’s Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Sober Rejoicing Urged By Vinson
President Truman’s wartime mobilizer Fred M. Vinson urges sober rejoicing on V E Day. He says federal authorities will not fix rules but entrust local officials and citizens to pace celebrations. He asks no interruption of war production or normal activity beyond public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred M. Vinson
White House
Vinson
Nephew Wounded Twice in Germany Named in Letter
Mrs. Mary Ashby of Millwood reports her nephew First Lt. Lyle G. Armel has been wounded a second time in Germany. He is with General Patton's 3rd Army and is in a hospital in France awaiting transfer to England. His brother Cpl Granvel D Arme l has been a German prisoner since December 16, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Clark
Denver
Colo
Sgt
Howard Clark
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Clark
Cpl. T. Stover Clark
Germany
Eta
Mary Ashby
Millwood
Lyle G. Armel
Armel
Patton
3Rd Army
France
England
Cpl
Granvel D. Arme
Medicated powder for diaper rash for family use
A fragment notes a medicated powder product for diaper rash intended for family use. No clear brand, date, or organization is identifiable in the readable text.
Read The Star Complete Coverage Headline
The Star offers comprehensive coverage of local, national, and world events with ongoing updates and in-depth reporting across politics, economy, and society. Readers receive timely stories, analysis, and context from reporters on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Woks Pete Tonio Keeps Creeps HAIR ane NS ORs Ives Lustiee
Ad claims hair products sold everywhere for a fixed price of 25c. Exact product names and locations unclear due to fragmented text.
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Pete Tonio
Everglades To Be National Park Like A Water World
Florida and the federal government map a ten year plan to establish Everglades National Park with unrestricted titles and public access. Ernest F. Coe gates a movement backed by the Everglades National Park Association which expects 750000 visitors yearly and $75000000 in tourist spending, while mineral rights remain unsettled and commercial exploration continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Jennings
Miami
Fla
Florida
Everglades
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Project National Park
Ernest F. Coe
Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park Association, Inc
Coe
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Waters
Birds of the Everglades: Egrets and Other Wildlife Noted
The snowy egret and the larger American egret, once famed for ladies hat plumes, share the area with the roseate spoonbill whose numbers have waned. The region hosts thousands more birds including the reddish egret, sandhill crane, and white and wood ibis, plus alligators, crocodiles, wild deer, turkeys, and migratory ducks.
Everglades Wildlife Spotlight Cites Diverse Prey and Marine Life
Panthers, bobcats, and a black bear stalk prey in the Everglades while raccoon, otter, and sea cow are occasionally observed. Sponsor Coe notes nature’s evolution and beauty, calling the park’s ocean zone the cradle of life on this planet for students to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Coe
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Nancye Latimer
Buckingham
Mr. Cecil P. Wolfe
Ellen Locke
Bride of
Charle Walker
J.g.) Meade Dorsey
Ralph Dorsey
Pacific
A. W. Gilkey
Fila
Frankie E. Adkins
Margaret Adkins
Mrs
Luther White
Southwerk Street
White
Hazel Suddith
William Suddith
Fort Meade
Mary Lee Mercer
Frederick County Home Demonstration Club
Home Agents
All Home Demonstration Club
H. D
R. Belle Burke
Charlottesville
W. E. Brill
W. E. Brill, Jr
Joanne
Augusta
East Boscawen Street
45Th Signal
Battallion
Lt. Brill
Old
Braddock Street
Women’s Society of Christian Service
F. H. Way
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Re Fashion
Sutton
Gaunt
Main & Valley Aves
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
James Loy
Cameron Street
C. K. Lippard
United Lutheran Church
Japan
Board of Foreign Missions
Daisey Noonan
Corrine Lee
Daisy Noonan
South Loudoun Street
Larrick
Nancy Gray Larrick
Herbert Larrick
Elizabeth Brothers
Mt. Sterling
Lucille Catlett
the Waves
Sally Taylor
Kansas City
Kas
Hawaiian Islands
American Red Cross
Roy Lee Barr
Mrs. Lehring Barr
Hayfield
John S. Wohlford
David E. Evans
Greensboro
N. C
James Connell
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne, Pa
Wolfe Street
Stephenson Club
Stephenson Social Club
E W. Woore
Mary Anderson
Just
Saddle Oxfords
Mary Rieser
New York
Lawrence Beal Smith
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Cliz E. Pinkham
THE
NAVY
of Hanes
HANES
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester, Virginnia
Armstrong
Johnson
Cather & Moling
Elizabeth Arden
Baker’s Drug Store
County Court House
Automobile and Fire Insurance
J. A. Hotinger
North Loudoun St
Miller’s Drug Store
Dial
Timberlake
Thurston’s Beauty Salon
N. Loudoun Street
L. E. Hill
American Legion
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