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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1945

Page

2

Local Plans For 7th War Loan Announced

Wendell R. Barney announces Seventh War Loan plans for Winchester and Frederick County. The drive will mirror past campaigns with civic and fraternal groups selling bonds and the Cadet Nurse Corps booth on Main Street. Women lead teams city and county. kick-off tonight at George Washington Hotel features speakers and war films. Flag Day June 4 marks all-day bond booth effort. promotions include bond premieres and plant drives. Citizens urged to support the Mighty Seventh and buy bonds.

Wendell R. Barneyy War Finance Committee Winchester Frederick County Ethel Jolliffe Wyatt Richard Main Street Cadet Nurse Corp George Wash WFC Aea Barney Seventh

Bulldozer Helps Free Bull from 18 Foot Well

Moreland Idaho May 14 A farmer Merrill Boyle used a bulldozer to dig the bull from an 18 foot well after the animal fell in. The bull rested against the machine after being pulled free, prompting Boyle to remark the bull got a bull doze during the rescue.

Moreland Idaho Merrill Boyle Merrill

Quiz Answers From Page Four Chronicle

Listed answers include June 12 1945 teen 3.8 and the phrase Neither a cat nor an owl can see in complete darkness. The foods apple celery nuts with mayonnaise served on lettuce. Figures include Friedrich Ebert Anthony Eden Buck Andrew Jackson and the Latin blessing May he rest in peace.

Friedrich Ebert Anthony Eden Buck Andrew Jackson

Ration Calendar Details for Meats Fats Sugar and More

The notice lists wartime ration stamps by book and color with validity dates. Meats and fats stamps from Book 4 and blue stamps for processed foods run through June 2 and July 31, with extended dates into August. Sugar stamps 35 and 36 cover five pounds through June 2 and August 31, with new issues in September. Shoes stamps from Book three and fuel oil periods four and five expire August 31 with a new stamp due August 1.

OPA

Local Theaters Plan Bond Drive Promotions by Retailers

Sanford L. Magerfield of the local WFC announces Winchester retailers will host spectacular promotions for the current bond drive. A double prize system rewards clerks for bond sales volume and the number of buyers, with many prizes planned to involve all participants.

Sanford L. Magerfield WFC Winchester Third Army

Jr. Board Plans War Bond Band Dance at Armory

The local Junior Board of Trade voted to sponsor a band dance at the Armory during the Seventh War Loan. Admission will require an E Bond pledge, with army or navy music to be announced. Proceeds fund civic projects, possibly Armory chairs and tables. A potential June 6 event honors D-Day’s Normandy anniversary.

Junior Board of Trade Newton D. Baker Camp and Hospital Council Normandy

Friendly Wagers With Winchesters On E Bond Drive

The piece notes informal contests among about fifteen Winchester chapters nationwide. It cites a past Fifth War Loan baked beans versus fried chicken event in Winchester Massachusetts and reports a local chairman has made substantial wagers with other Winchester chairmen to prove the local area can outsell rivals on E bonds.

Winchesters United States Winchester Mass

Bond Premiers June 24 Amid War Loan Drive

Lamar Keen Theatre chairman notes Seventh War Loan activity includes two Premiere events in Winchester with Bond buyers admitted to premieres. Warner Brothers Capitol plans a June 24 first run feature and Victory Bowl promotions. Palace may match. Both theatres join national exhibitors for a Free Movie Day on June 6 for E bond holders and show ALL STAR WAR BOND RALLY with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.

Lamar Keen Theatre WFC Winchester Warner’ Brothers Capitol Industy Bing Crosby Bob Hope Bing Keen

Bob Ripley to Visit City for Bond Drive

State WFC headquaters announce Robert Ripley of Believe It Or Not fame will spend May 21 in Winchester as part of a bond drive tour. He will headline bond rallies and possibly perform at the Spital Theatre, with autographs for buyers and on the spot sketches auctioned to raise funds.

WFC Richmond Robertipley Winchester Ripley Spitol Theatre Harrisonburg Lynchburg Norfolk Handley School

Army Show May Visit Winchester

Chairman Barney traveled to Leesburg to preview a Third Service Command display for Loudoun County bond-buyers. The exhibit features anti aircraft guns searchlights amphibious weasels walkie talkies a field kitchen and other military devices. He aims to bring it to Winchester during the Seventh War Loan drive. The unit includes about fifty men fifteen to twenty vehicles and a full regimental brass band.

Barney Leesburg Third Service Commando Loudoun County Winchester

Interesting Bond Booth Number 4117 Has Symbolic Meaning

The Seventh War Loan bond booth will use the phone number 4117. The 4 represents the four allied powers United States Great Britain Soviet Russia and China. The 11 signals one enemy down with one to go. The 7 stands for the Mighty Seventh War Loan.

Barney United States Great Britain Soviet Russia China

Seventh War Loan Daily Drive Time Slot

The notice announces a daily drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Seventh War Loan. It highlights ongoing fundraising efforts and invites participation from the public through the specified hours.

City And County Women Set Goal Of $99,000

Mrs. Ethel B. Jolliffe leads the Winchester Frederick County War Finance drive as they sponsor hospital equipment purchases through E Bonds. The goal aims at 99 000 to equip a 1 000 bed hospital with pledged items including a 4 kitchen car 13 933 an ambulance train 14 000 a mobile laboratory truck 9 000 and a sterilizer for 1 50.

Ethel B. Jolliffe Woman's Division Winchester Pacific

Mrs. Baker Leads Materials for Local Drive

Mrs Zorpha Baker is materials chairman of the local women's division for the present drive and has been active in past campaigns. All materials for the mighty seventh are available at Worth's Store from Mrs Baker.

Zorpha Baker Mighty 7Th Worth’s

Women’s Radio Division Plans Seventh War Loan Drive

Mrs. Ralph G. Hardy chairs the radio section as the local station donates fifteen minutes daily from 3 15 to 3 30 for a month to the Seventh War Loan. Wendell R Barney spoke on local drive plans and women’s groups will man the band booth and develop radio programs. Features include one act plays and transcribed Treasury programs prepared for the radio industry’s contribution.

Ralph G. Hardy WFC Wendell R Barney

Bond Questions To Answer All Bond Questions

Miss Elsie Matthews bond instruction chairman of the women's division will answer questions about bonds. She has years of experience handling bonds and is ready to address concerns. This evening she attends a special meeting of the women's division at the George Washington Hotel to discuss bonds to be sold during the drive.

Elsie Matthews Miss Matthews George Washington Hotel

Winchester urged to meet three war bond quotas this drive

Citizens are asked to buy Seventh War Loan bonds with separate goals for EZ bonds, individual bonds, and corporate bonds. Winchester has exceeded past quotas but faces tougher EZ bond targets. Officials say success depends on every citizen buying as much as possible and more to honor fallen and current servicemen.

Winchester

Window Display Plans For Bond Drive By Mrs Grimes

Mrs Evelyn Grimes of the Credit Bureau of Winchester is window display chairman of the women s division. She has several plans and ideas for club activities during the bond drive and will discuss them with the bond chairman of any club wanting to boost bond sales through displays.

Evelyn Grimes Credit Bureau of Winchester

Let's ALL Back The Attack Buy War Bonds

A wartime appeal urges public support for bond drives urging citizens to purchase bonds to fund military needs. The call emphasizes collective effort and patriotism to finance national defense.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Associated Press State War Finance Committee Capitol Theatre W. W. Beattie Civic League Helen Massey Winchester-Clarke Garden Club Lamar Keen Dorothy Rice Red Cross Magerfield Army Navy Treasury Bob Ripley Army Show 3Ilco Cut Price Bond Booth Cadet Nurse Corps American University Women Old Fredericktown Garden Club Order of Eastern Star McKinley Little Garden Club & Jr. Century Club Winchester Civic League United Daughters of Confederacy Girls Athletic Association Greek’s Organization Virginia Woolen Company O’sullivan Rubber Company Red Cross Volunteer Services American Legion Auxiliary Winchester-Clarke County Garden Club Beta Sigma Phi Daughters of American Revolution Jewish Women’s Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Frederick Count Mrs. Baker Tae M.jis Rhodes Drug Company Boscawen Braddock Women’s Radio Division Drive America Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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