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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1942

Page

2

Firemen Plan Fun Festival To Raise Funds For Alarm System

At a Volunteer Association meeting plans were finalized for a bingo fundraiser at the Rouss tonight at 8 30 to aid the general fire system. Fire Chief Barr said an outdoor festival modeled after the Lions Club event will seek funds for equipment and an improved alarm signal system for Winchester. The system would quickly show which section of town sent the alarm, allowing direct response. Firemen have long sought funds. Council discussions have shown interest but no available funds yet.

Rouss Lions Club Barr Winchester Volgyal Piremen Council

Aspacia Semples Wins Art Poster Poppy Contest

Aspacia Semples won first place in Handley Highs art poster contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. About 100 posters were submitted. Second prize went to Harl Charnock and Clara Richardson won the junior group. The prize winner will be entered in a national contest during the Legion Auxiliary convention in Indianapolis on August 15.

Aspacia Semples Origan Legion Auxiliary Handley High Aspacia Sempeles Ately B. B. Jon E. Carl Massey Coop Harl Charnock Clara Richardson Miss Sempeles Legion Auxili Indianapolis

Jones Funeral Home Statement on Service Policy

A funeral home asserts an unvarying rule to serve all families regardless of financial circumstances, reaffirming its commitment to accessible memorial care.

With Our Men In The Service

Word has been received from Sergeant Carson Tevault son of W E Tevault of Opequon that he is en route to Australia. He is well and happy. Staff Sergeant Joseph M Stickles now at Camp Pendleton Va spent two days with his family in Berryville. Sergeant Archie L Largent son of Mrs S J Largent and the late Mr Largent of Angers Store W Va is now with the 8th Reconnaissance Troop at Fort Jackson S C. Pvt Carl W Miller has returned to Camp Lee after visiting his parents N J Miller.

Carson Tevault W. E. Tevault Opequon Sgt. Tevault Australia Segeant Joseph M. Stickles Camp Pendleton, Va Berryville Archie L. Largent S. J. Largent Mr. Largent Angers Store W. Va 8Th Reconnaissance Fort Jackson 8. C Pvt Carl W. Miller Camp Lee Mrs. N. J. Miller

Thirteen Nurses Set to Graduate from Winchester Memorial

Thirteen student nurses in the 1942 class of the Nursing School at Winchester Memorial Hospital will graduate. Graduation is scheduled for Friday June 5 at 8 PM in the Handley Library auditorium, announced Miss Mary McCone superintendent of nurses. The class includes Evelyn Bailey Margaretta Buckner Bessanna Clem Nellie Josephine Gibson Lou Willa Harman Henrietta Marie Mudd Ethel Virginia Mullen Mary Geneva Palmer Lois Virginia gle Alvera Lee Patterson Luty Katherine Rosenberger Helen Ann Sager and Jean Elizabeth Smallwood.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Handley Library Mary McCone Evelyn Bailey Margaretta M. Buckner Bessanna Clem Nellie Jos Ephine Gibson Lou Willa Harriman Henrietta Marie Mudd Ethel Virginia Mullen Mary Geneva Palmer Lois Virginiagle Alvera Lee Patterson Luty Katherine Rosenberger Helen Ann Sager Jean Elizabeth Smallwood

A Home Newspaper Devoted to the Interests of Your Community

The paper presents local community news and notices with a focus on residents and neighborhood developments. It highlights upcoming events, local business updates, and public affairs tailored to the reader’s home and neighborhood.

Last Pound Drive For Scrap Planned By Government

A government driven “Last Pound” scrap collection is planned this month with trucks to collect iron, steel, and rubber. Farmers in Frederick County receive free reply cards from WPA official R. S. Hummel to confirm quantities and loading needs. A letter from War Production Board chairman Donald M. Nelson stresses urgency. prices are 35 cents per hundred for iron and steel and 0.5 cents per pound for rubber.

Frederick County R. S. Hummel WPA Stine Donald M. Nelson War Production Board South 12Th St Richmond

Orndorff Graduates From Union Theological Seminary

W Ellsworth Orndorff son of Mr and Mrs W A Orndorff of Albin Frederick County is among Union Theological Seminary Richmond graduates after completing the ministerial training. Exercises Tuesday drew relatives and friends including C C Hawkins and Mr Hawkins. Rev Schtorrr a Handley High School Hampden Sydney College alum is to be ordained soon and serve two churches in Farmville area beginning June 15. He has led the Seventeenth Street Presbyterian Mission in Richmond for two years.

W. Ellsworth Orndorff W. A. Orndorff Albin Frederick County Union Theological Seminary Richmond C. C. Hawkins Orndorff Emily Hawkins Schtorrr Handley High School Hampden- Sydney College Virginia West Hanover Prospect Jamestown Rice Farmville Seventeenth Street Presbyterian

Treatment of Paralysis Long Used In Cleveland

Dr J A Toomey reported at the American Academy of Pediatrics that City Hospital has used a treatment for infantile paralysis for over 20 years. The approach actively moves paralyzed muscles rather than immobilizing them with splints, shortening hospital stay and often curing patients by the end of the three week quarantine period with no added scoliosis or muscle lengthening.

Science Service Sister Kenny United States Elizabeth Kenny Australia City Hospital J. A. Toomey American Academy of Pediatrics Toomey

Col Stewart O Elting Dies in Connecticut

Word reached here of the sudden death two weeks ago in North Woodbury Connecticut of Col Stewart O Elting US Army Ret who was buried last week in Arlington Cemetery with full honors Col Elting and his family lived in Winchester on Merryman's Lane for several years before moving to Connecticut about five years ago.

North Woodbury Conn Stewart O. Elting U. S. Army Rt Arlington Cemetery Col. Elting Winchester Merryman’s Lane Connecticut

Grain prices steady as fighting in Russia draw attention

Chicago grain quotations show opening prices largely unchanged with wheat and corn mixed. May wheat at 1 74 8, May corn 85 3 4, July 89 to 88 7 8, oats near 56 3 4. Market watchers note reports of increased fighting influencing sentiment.

Chicago Russia

J W O Bry an Died Tuesday In Washington

James William O Bryan 175 died at his daughter Mrs Morrow H Moore home in Washington Tuesday evening He was father of Selden G O Bryan a Berryville businessman He lived near Charles Town W Va twenty years with B and O railway later with Bell Telephone then Chesapeake and Potomac Company retiring eight ion ago Survived by wife and children Pearl Moler Emmett J and others

James William O'Bryan Morrow H. Moore Washington Selden G. O.’Bryan Berryville O'Bryan Jefferson County Charles Town W Va Baltimore and Ohio Railway Bell Telephone Chesapeake and Potomac Company Ion

Funeral Services for Opryan O'Bryan and Others

Thomas W. Opryan of Washington Mrs W Aaron of Portsmouth Kenneth Cc O'Bryan of South Boston Mrs Moore of Weenie and Mr O'Bryan of Berryville funeral services will be conducted tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Washington with interment in that city.

Thomas W. Opryan Washington W. Aaron Portsmouth Kenneth Cc. O'Bryan Boston Moore Weenie Mr. O'Bryan Berryville

Answer Key Fragments From Page Four

This item lists quiz responses with topics including Ireland Germany El Salvador and a reference to the Bill of Rights script by Corwin. It notes household gods of ancient Romans and an entry about an artist and Moose. Canadian National Railways is cited among the answers.

Ireland el Salvador Ite Corwin Artist Moose True Canadian National Railways

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