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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1941
Page
9
Berlin papers shelve the Hess case as coverage flags a propaganda tool. The landing of Hess in Scotland fuels German dispute over church influence and media exploitation. Officials publish a list of recent arrests with sentences, highlighting foreign radio as a focus.
The pruning of early flower shrubs should be done as soon as possible after flowering. This timing avoids cutting off next season’s buds and promotes healthier growth.
An advertisement touts liver bile tonics with phrases about waking the liver and improving energy. It markets pills believed to cleanse the liver and boost health, using lively language common in period patent medicine ads.
Fragmentary note describes plants finishing bloom and workers preparing for next season as spring displays end. Entities and specifics are minimal due to damaged text.
Crossword clues listed in mixed order for a daily across puzzle with multiple entries including Malay canoe and public vehicles.
Berryville notes list visiting relatives from Richmond and Arlington, hospitalizations in Winchester Memorial, and long weekend visits by residents and visitors from Washington D C and Maryland. Local clubs send members to Washington for state federation events and a church plant sale is planned at Berryville Presbyterian Church.
Mrs Etta Denny and sister Winter Sowers are mentioned as family visitors. Guests include Allan and Virginia Noyes of Evanston Illinois at Low View. Reynolds family from North Carolina stay with W H Price at North Hill. Joyce Davis of Mary Washington College visits Ennis Davis family, with Carol Castleman of Harpers Ferry. Virginia Shenk of Front Royal visits her parents Charley and wife. Betty Robertson leaves for Richmond. Clifton Price and family visit Shepherdstown and later stay with Norman Shepherd near Front Royal. L A Parker’s son Lloyd Parker from Baltimore visits Baptist parsonage. Marion Ware returns to Richmond to study at MCV. Lynwood Barnett of Winchester and Mason Osborne of Berryville visit Hummer home. Merritt Meagler heads to Belmont Park, New York. Mrs Turner of North Carolina visits Berryville to see daughter Mrs Henry Stickles. Peggy Moore visits Milton Valley from Winchester. Judy Beverley spends weekend in Baltimore. Elizabeth Beverley visits relatives in Annapolis.
Mr and Mrs Tom Dix hosted their daughter Miss Frances Dix who is in training at Memorial Hospital in Winchester. Mr Hobson McGehee assisted in running the Preakness at Pimlico Maryland Saturday.
Funeral services were held Sunday in the Presbyterian Church at Charles Town for Mrs. Robert Withers who died recently in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery. She is survived by her daughter Miss Reba Withers of Charles Town. Rev A O Lyons and wife attended a Methodist Ministers meeting of the district.
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