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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1947
Page
10
A list of crossword clues with numbers and some entries filled like Italian in and Strike with the foot. It includes clues such as Land measures and Mountain nymph with positions for answers and a few longer entries like Retains and Extinct bird New Zealand.
Refuge bound Mrs Earl Hough and daughter Mary Anna of near Macedonia visited Effie Bray and Julia Grim on Sunday. Earl Shiley and children Amy Lou and Edward spent Sunday with Nancy Shiley west of Step hens City. L M Craig of Opequon Va visited with Garland Bray Austin Conner Marvin White. Amiss Lillard Mamie Leith attended Fannie Coffisman funeral at Luray. Bennington family and Lenore Lowe visited Day’s home. Ralph Snapp Winchester spent Sunday with Carlton Conner Joe Horwath and Eth El Conner in Washington DC.
Mrs. Albert Luttrell and son Gary Lee hosted Mrs. Bessie Catlett for dinner and visits with Mrs. Delmar Saville. S. B. Taylor has returned home after hospital confinement. Mayma Ahston is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Samuel Hart and Seaman 2c William Hottle visited friends Sunday. Harry Shreck remains unable to work due to an infected hand. Delmar Saville learned of his aunt Mrs. Russell Saville's death in Moorefield West Virginia. Public wartime Q&A notes 6 LCVs built 1941-1945, length 451 ft 4 in, beam 60 ft 3 in, draft 20 ft.
Funeral services were held at Fairview Church on Monday for the infant son of Mr and Mrs W V Carpenter Jr aged 23 days. The Rev S J Christ of Caponge presided. Additional notes mention visits at the White home and return of W V Carpenter to highway work in Winchester. All day memorial services are planned for the third Sunday in May at Fairview Church.
In World War I Germany built two enormous 84 cm siege guns, each weighing about 1,344 tons with a firing range near 51,000 yards. They were among the era’s largest artillery pieces.
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