Officers Elected To Clarke Red Cross
Berryville Virginia May 14 Clarke Red Cross officers elected unanimously include Nan Thomas as ex president and Mrs Grahamerty as secretary. James Lindsay notes 5200 volunteer hours since January 1 and packing and sewing totals were completed. The nutrition class led by Rose MacDonald will receive certificates next Monday at the Economic building.
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Berryville
Hobson McGehee
Clarke
National Red Cross
Nan Thomas
Grahamerty
Dortch
James Lindsay
J. D. Griffing
Guernel
Tyson Dortch
Rose MacDonald
Red Cross
Economic Building
Miss MacDonald
Virginia Page
Kate Powers
Charles F. McIntosh
Ollie Thomas
How Do You Rate On American Quiz Map to Washington
A reader inquiry asks how to rate on an American quiz mapped to Washington D C. The note suggests a classification or scoring system tied to the capital region.
Wreck Hurts Two as Driver Is Held
Two men injured in a car crash east of town when Roy Rin ker’s vehicle struck a culvert. Lewis Bly of Loudoun Street also injured. Perinker charged with a traffic offense. accident reported by police.
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Roy Rinker
RFD No
Berryville
Lewis Bly
Loudoun
Perinker
Lee Starrett
Rogers
Condition of John Lynn Improves After Wound
The 30 year old John Lynn, treated at Memorial hospital for a wound suffered Monday, showed marked improvement this afternoon, according to his doctor.
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John Lynn
Memorial Hospital
Axis Confer On Program of U. S.
Reported talks in London discuss Hess flight and Hitler plans with secrecy. Washington observers note Roosevelt’s neutrality policy and potential shifts as Britain weighs responses to renewed naval activity and Red Sea access.
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U. S
Hess
Washington
Hitler
United States
Roosevelt
Red Sea
RAF
Riley Smith Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon in Winchester
Riley Smith, head coach at Washington and Lee University and former Redskins player, spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Winchester. He highlighted competitive sports for youth and shared athletic experiences. Attendance prize went to Wendell Goode. guests included William Pifer and others.
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Riley Smith
Washington and Lee University
Redskins
Washington
Smith
Winchester
H. B. Cunningham
Levand
Jack Growl
Askness
Lexington
Roy Cather
Wendell Goode
William Pifer
H. Ler
Atlanta, Ga
L. I. Miller
F. Grove White
Ansel Solenberger
Andrew Beil
Tire thefts mount in county reports
Additional tire thefts across the county are reported. Names include C. T. Owens of Kernstown who lost three tires and Mere dith Himelright, Kernstown service station operator who lost several. Valley Wrecking Martinsburg supplies at about $100. All thefts seem to have occurred Sunday or in that period.
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C. T. Owens
Kernstown
Meredith Himelright
Martinsburg
Pugh Guilty of Reckless Driving After Police Chase
Trial Justice F L Largent Jr finds C D Shorty Pugh guilty of reckless driving after a late Blossom festival chase from here to Berryville ends in a crash at the N W tracks. He is fined 25 dollars and costs and prohibited from driving for six months. Burr Harrison defended him.
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F. L. Largent, Jr
C. D
Shorty
Pugh
Tom Starret
Here
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Burr Harrison
Morris Named Assistant Manager at Winchester Ward Store
Dr. Morris formerly of Pocomoke City Maryland has been appointed assistant manager of the Winchester Montgomery Ward store. He succeeds George A Haigh who moved to Salisbury Maryland yesterday. Mr. Morris will soon be joined in Winchester by his wife.
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Dr. Morris
Pocomoke City
Winchester
Montgomery Ward
George A. Haigh
Salisbury
Morris
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Modest Business
Boston May 14 The Department of Agriculture notes a very moderate volume of business in the Boston wool market with some domestic wools selling at full grease and scoured basis while Australian and South American wools move steadily with little change from last week.
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Boston
Dept
Men Assigned To 176th Infantry From Camp Lee
Word from Camp Lee Virginia lists Ray Miller Isaac H Moore Clarence T Kenney and Mervil E Shade assigned to the 176th Infantry 29th Division Fort George Meade Maryland Mail may be sent to the above address.
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Camp Lee, Va
Ray Miller
Isaac H. Moore
Clarence T. Kenney
Mervil E. Shade
176Th Infantry
Fort George Meade
Eagles Initiate Three Candidates at Winchester Aerie
B. O. Fuller, Lee Stine and Ernest Griffith Jr were initiated at a Winchester Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting. The lodge now lists 162 members. Installation of new officers is scheduled for Tuesday June.
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B. O. Fuller
Lee Stine
Ernest Griffith, Jr
Winchester Aeris
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Large Turnout For Star Chef Classes At Local School
A crowded event drew many residents to cooking classes led by a visiting star. Names and addresses of attendees and sponsors appear across the program notes, with participants including Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Pugh among others, highlighting community interest in culinary instruction.
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Amherst Street
Spry
Carlton Hawkins
Bloomery
Dr. Pepper
Margaret McVicar
Loudoun Street
Wallie B. Carper
E. Leicester Street
Opal Landacre
Braddock
W. W. Gochenour
South Loudoun
Lawrence Smith Dies In Baltimore
Funeral services for Lawrence Smith a Clarke county native who died in Baltimore will be held Thursday at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville at 2 p m He had lived in Baltimore about 15 years He was the son of Newton Smith and the late Mrs Laura Howell Smith He is survived by his father and one sister eee Smith of Washington D C Berryville Camp of Modern Woodmen will serve as pallbearers
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Lawrence Smith
Clarke County
Baltimore
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Smith
Newton Smith
Laura Howell Smith
Eee Smith
Washington, D
Three More Men Called From Frederick County
The Selective Service Board of Frederick County announced three additional call ups for a one year army service. Two white draftees are Harry Glen Andricks and Charles Julian Renner slated for June 2, with Esten Alexander Nelson of Opequon the colored inductee. The county total reaches 57. Nelson has been on the waiting list since December. Andricks, previously listed, was replaced by
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Selective Service Board of
Frederick County
Harry Glen Andricks
Charles Julian Renner
Esten Alexander Nelson
Opequon
Nelson
Andricks
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L. C. Morris
Atlantic
Eagles
Woody
Ade
Daniel’ Lee Kremer