Mrs. Timbrook Rites Set After Memorial Hospital Death
Mrs. Mary R. Timbrook, 45, wife of John G. Timbrook, died at Memorial hospital at 3:40 AM from complications. She leaves her husband and two children Vernon and Virginia, plus numerous Mellon family siblings. Funeral services are Monday at 12:30 PM from 335 National Avenue, with Rev. Dick officiating. interment at a West Virginia cemetery. Remains to be moved from Jones Funeral Home to the residence Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Timbrook
John G. Timbrook
Memorial Hospital
Ben. Mellon
Moore W. Va
Henrietta Mellon
Purgittsville
Timon
Watherland
National Avenue
Guy E. Coffelt
Alva C. Frye
Holmes L. Fletcher
Dora C. Fletcher
Walter O. Anderson
William Hay
W. Va
Jones
Last Rites for Philip Carper Held at Home
Final rites for Philip Mark Mort Carper were conducted Thursday at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Winifred Keller 346 Gray Avenue. The Rev W Andrew Wilgerson officiated. Pallbearers included Douglas Green Albert Iton Howard Patton George Iton Benjamin Fuller and Hun Carver. Interment was in Mount Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Mark
Mort) Carper
Hig
Winifred Keller
Gray Avenue
W. Andrew Wilgerson
Douglas Green
Albert Iton
Howard Patton
George Iton
Benjamin Fuller
Hun Carver
Ament
Mount Hebron
Russian Lines Press West as Bombers Hit Supply Targets
Red Army bombers attacked German supply lines across western fronts from Wednesday through Friday. Rail junctions, airfields, depots, and columns were struck near the Estonian and Latvian frontiers, with major strikes around Bryansk, Snezhet skaya, Bravenkovo, and Slavyansk. The article notes a lull but signals preparations for spring and summer operations and large-scale battles ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Kharkovy-Orel-Bryansk
Moscow
Staraya Russa-Vitebsk
Dr Richardson Receives Medical Degree in Virginia
Miss Lucile Welsh Richardson daughter of Rev and Mrs Frank M Richardson formerly of Winchester has earned the Doctor of Medicine degree from the Medical College of Virginia. She will intern at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital in Pennsylvania. Her father served at Brad dock Street Methodist Church from 1917 to 1922 and now preaches at Fairview Methodist near Salem. Miss Richardson attended Andrew Lewis High School and Emory and Henry College, and studied at Roanoke College summer sessions before medical school. Her sister Billie Richardson is a Roanoke College senior majoring in Chemistry and performing music at Longwood Salem recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lucile Welsh Richardson
Frank M. Richardson
Medical College of Virginia
Richardson
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
Wilkes-Barre
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Fairview Methodist Church
Salem
Andrew Lewis High School
Emory and Henry College
Roanoke College
Billie Richardson
Nelle H. Peery
Longwood
Richee
Deadlock Over First Bracket Surtax Stalls Tax Cut Plan
The Senate measure rivals the Beardsley Carlson proposals and would abate about 75 percent of a full year's tax. its fate hinges on House action and potential conference. Representative Forand vows to fight the bill to the last ditch as negotiations loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Beardsley Rumi
New York Federal Reserve Bank
House
Representative Forand
Dri
Progress In Attu Battle Persists Amid Harsh Conditions
Despite severe weather and rugged terrain the American forces press the Attu operation along the 5000 mile frontline. The Aleutians endure violent winds and frequent rain and snow as defenders resist a landing and inland advance. Cold Bering Sea waters threaten survival within minutes.
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Bering Sea
Malden George Washington hotel hosts 8 o'clock meeting
A Malden George Washington hotel was named for an 8 o'clock meeting. Attendees included Rotary Club representatives, Mrs Homer Lyman Welfare Department superintendent, Winchester Branch of the University Women, Winchester Park Association, and others who support an adequate summer program. Speakers included Miss Elizabeth Baker of the Virginia Children's Bureau and A Ryland Conner of the Park Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Welfare Department
Homer Lyman
Winchester
University Women
Winchester Park Association
Clifford Grim
Elizabeth Baker
Virginia Children’s Bureau
A. Ryland Conner
The
Park Association
Ray Garrabrandt
Grim
Neasmith
Tire Inspection Calendar Item Sparks Scheduling Confusion
A notice details tire inspection calendar items for Book and bulk holders, with an entry labeled 2nd. Saancotion fore May 31, signaling a deadline and scheduling nuance for compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saancotion
Died Today at Memorial Hospital Frederick Man 53
Floyd Wilson Patterson 53 of Ridge near Capon Bridge died at Memorial Hospital after an illness lasting since December. Born May 6 1890 in Bloomery he was son of Thomas E Patterson and the late Ellen Belle Mitchell Patterson. Survived by wife Ruth Miller and five children James Brannon Winchester James W Patterson Opequon Sts Set Thomas R Patterson Millville N J John E Patterson Ridge Lynn A Patterson Ridge, a half brother Elmer Patterson Ridge, two half sisters Miss Virginia Patterson and Mrs Douglas Dolan Winchester and five grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 with services at Whitacre Methodist Church conducted by Rev Joseph Collis Martinsburg. Interment Redland Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Body at Omps funeral home until 4 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wilson Patterson
Frederick County
Ridge
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Patterson
Bloomery
Thomas E. Patterson
Ellen Belle Mitchell Patterson
Ruth Miller
Near Capon Bridge
James Brannon
Hore
Whitacre
Joseph Collis
Martinsburg
Redland Cemetery
Russell Pugh
Harry Gano
Melvin Pease
Irving Hammock
Eldon Luttrell
Raymond Omps
Omps
Rites Held For Mr. Kline
Funeral services were held in Washington for Wm Russell Kline about 60, who died Wednesday night. He lived in Washington for 30 years and will be interred at Reliance cemetery after arriving noon. He was born near Vaucluse, son of Samuel A. and Ann Rhodes Kline, once taught at the Reliance Academy destroyed by fire. Surviving are his wife Constance Grant Kline of Strasburg, a son William Kline in Washington, a sister Mrs Walter Huffman of Washington, and aunt Mrs J T Reely of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russell Kline
Reliance
Kline
Samuel A
Ann Rhodes Kline
Constance Grant
Strasburg
William Kline
Walter Huffman
J. T. Reely
Middletown
Reverend Gartrell To Speak At Opequon Memorial
Evangelist Rev E H Gartrell will preach at Opequon Memorial Church in Kerns town on Sunday May 16 with morning and evening services. He is conducting a week of daily revival meetings May 16 21 at eight o clock each night and invites interested worshippers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Gartrell
Opequon Memorial Church
Kernstown
Gartrell
Kentucky
Service Flag Dedicated At Rest Church
A service flag will be dedicated at Rest Methodist Church on Sunday May 16 at 11 a m Pastor Rev John Teter announced the event invites all parents wives relatives and friends of service members as well as the general public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Methodist Church
John Teter
Heavy Attack Returns in April to May Naval Update
The report notes a heavy attack spanning April 30 to May 13 with about 490 men captured, including a German general. Admiral Cunningham lauds the sailors for resisting evacuation attempts, while German radio claims the Hermes sank the British submarine Splendid, a claim not supported by official lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Mediterranean
International Information Bureau
Hermes
Splendid
London
Gore High awards health certificates to fifty students
Fifty Gore High School pupils received five point health certificates. Principal Paul Beables announced the list of recipients including Jack Larrick Juanita Brill Eva Richard Mary Triplett Dorothy Harbaugh Elsie Cline India Triplett June Triplett Hazel Foreman Hazel Johnson Richard Campbell Betty Mae Holloway Virginia Smith Rose Marie Huntsberry Granville LaFollette Norman Anderson Harrison Foreman Margaret Mauzy Kathryn Hulver Wanda Ashley Layne Secrist Garland Foster Shirley Pugh Leslie Cooper Lawrence Crowser William Wingfield Harry Wingfield Donald Seldon Arthur Ragland Robert Smith Farris Lupton Delmar DeHaven Thomas Huntsberry Garland Wingfield Betty Hoover Elsie Whitacre Elda Triplette Charlotte Boyer Blanche Roe Burley McDaniel Charles Hook Allen Whitmire Janie Crea Ragland Brady M. J. Meade Evel Clowser David Beales Jr Ru Seldon Roland Wingfield Helen Niece Charles Macomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore High School
Paul Beables
Jack Larrick
Juanita Brill
Eva Richard
Mary Triplett
Dorothy Harbaugh
Elsie Cline
India Triplett
June Triplett
Hazel Foreman
Hazel Johnson
Richard Campbell
Betty Mae Holloway
Virginia Smith
Rose Marie Huntsberry
Granville LaFollette
Norman Anderson
Harrison Foreman
Margaret Mauzy
Kathryn Hulver
Wanda Ashley
Layne Secrist
Garland
Ru Seldon
Roland Wingfield
Helen
Charles Macomber
Equitable Wage Accord Asked by CIO Board
The CIO Executive Board urged the National War Labor Board to grant an equitable wage adjustment to John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers to aid wartime efforts. The board warned against repeating past denials and emphasized the miners' meritorious case, while also approving a letter to General Eisenhower on Tunisia and urging Congress to oppose the Connally anti strike measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
CIO
National War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Home Agent Program weekly report listings
The Home Agent Miss Elizabeth Sprouse presents a weekly schedule for May 17 to May 21 detailing 4-H club meetings at multiple schools and community sites. Notable events include health demonstrations, furniture pairing, community meetings, and a Board of Agriculture gathering at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sprouse
Gravel Springs
Whitacre
Gainesboro
Hayfield
Sloan Wolfe
Friendly Grove
Middletown
Stephens City
Charles Bass
Board of Agri
Court House
Highview
Armel
Round Hill
Mt. Airy
Gore
City Court Dockets for Civ and Police Motions
Judge John Rice presides over Civil and Police Magistrate cases listing defendants from Samuel Williams to Catherine ae profane language. Penalties include speeding fines from 9.75 to 10 dollars plus costs, drunkenness charges with varying penalties, assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and a commitment to state welfare for Hellen High. Some defendants released to authorities or to enlistment and army programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Civ
S. Court
Samuel Joseph Williams
George F. Wine
Lebanon County
Joseph Fiser Bayliss
Kenneth Loften
Army
Claude Dix
Harry Collis
FBI
Hartzell
Frank Sshull
Will Adams
Miss Mary Bond
Douglas Gordon Lake
Norfolk
Hellen High
State Dept. Public Welfare
Mack Gordon
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Grover Carter
Catherine Ae
Local Sports Highlight In The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily spotlights local sports with updates on games, scores, and standout athletes. Readers get concise game results, team standings, and upcoming matchups from the city’s high schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Germany Watches Turks For Turn
London May 15 Germany watches Turkey for a turn in the war as the Turkish ambassador to London Rauf Orbay travels to Ankara for consultations. The move comes amid German Italian efforts to rally resources against a Balkan invasion and follows rising British Turkish military collaboration. Turkish Foreign Minister Numan Menemencioglu said Turkey would fight on with Britain. Across Turkey’s western border in Bulgaria seven more communists were reported arrested in a police campaign against Axis opposition. A German Stockholm report claimed Allied parachutists had been dropped in Bulgaria to spur revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Turkey
Rauf Orbay
Ankara
Balkan
Numan Menemencioglu
Britain
Newport
R. I
United States
Bulgaria
Paris
Stockholm
Bulane
Funeral Services For Stewart Stipe
Funeral services for Stewart Samuel Stipe were held Friday afternoon at the home 927 Berryville Avenue. The Rev Carl Honeycutt officiated with pallbearers Randolph Stipe John Newcome Elwood Elliott Harry Newcome and Raymond Shiley. Burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Samuel Stipe
Berryville Avenue
Carl Honeycutt
Randolph Stipe
John Newcome
Elwood Elliott
Harry Newcome
Raymond Shiley
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Local Markets The Star Corrects Daily Errors
Market page note states The Star limits responsibility for typographical mistakes while presenting daily market data and price reports from local exchanges.
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The
Star
Death of Claude H. Ryan 58 Noted Winchester Native
Claude H. Ryan, 58, longtime Winchester native and naval veteran, died of a heart ailment Tuesday in Norfolk hospital. He served about 40 years in U S Navy and later worked at the Norfolk naval base. He is survived by his wife and three brothers Lewis E. Ryan in Washington D C Glenn Ryan in Wilkes Barre Pa and Roland Ryan in Warrenton Va. Funeral and burial were in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Claude H. Ryan
Norfolk
Ryan
Naval Forces
United States
Navy
Norfolk Naval Base
Mr. Ryan
Arthur N
Nettie Cooper Ryan
Lewis H
Thomas J
Edward Cooper
Pittsburgh
Lewis E. Ryan
Washington, D. C
Glenn Ryan
Wilkes Barre
Roland Ryan
Warrenton, Va
Byrd Predicts 300 Billion Public Debt After War
U S Senator Harry F. Byrd says the postwar public debt will reach at least 300 billion dollars, urging careful handling and warning against repudiation. He criticizes John L. Lewis and ties inflation control to the Lewis case, stating any compromise would threaten national resolve on economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
D.va
New Jersey Bankers' Association
Byrd
America
Robert W. Hawkes
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United States
Chinese Report: 12 Towns Taken in Shansi Hopeh Border
Chinese high command said over 3,000 Japanese soldiers were killed and 12 towns recaptured west and south of the Taiheng range in Shansi Hopeh border territory. The message credited a counter encirclement after shifting most Chinese troops to the enemy rear. No change reported on the Tungting Lake front. Japanese forces advanced in three columns from Tengyueh near the Salween in Yunnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Taiheng
Shansi-Hopeh
Peiping-Pukow
Tungting Lake
Yangtze
Tengyueh
Salween River
Yunnan Province
Service Held At Helping Hand Mission
The Helping Hand Mission in Indian Hollow opened on May 9 with many youths and children. Mrs. Carlton Ramey led a mother’s day program as Rev. Cephas Fahnestock and Rev. Norman Cooper spoke. William N. Cutterer sang. Adolf Richard brought a bus of Sunday School students and spoke. Mrs. Payne read a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Hollow
Henry McVicar
Carlton Ramey
Cephas Fahnestock
Norman Cooper
William N. Cutterer
Wm. Cochram
Adolf Richard
Round Hill
Payne
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Produce Quotations Report
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago dated May 15 show mixed produce prices and livestock quotes. Apples unchanged. eggs and butter reported. cattle, hogs, and sheep prices steady to varying, with tops and ranges listed for multiple weight classes and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
USDA
Cattel
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Air Offensive doubles night bombing load on Duisburg raid
The RAF dropped over 1,500 tons of blockbusters on Duisburg in the Ruhr on Wednesday night in the heaviest night raid yet. A round trip of over 1,000 miles to Kiel preceded the strike. American plans reported 11 bombers and four fighters lost, with enemy losses undisclosed. Night operations also damaged a 200-ton vessel near the French coast and hit communications and airfields in occupied Europe. two enemy planes were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
Duisburg
Ruhr
Kiel
U.S
RAF Fighter Command
French
Air Ministry
Stock Market Report Mixed as Negotiations Lift Some Sectors
In New York on May 18 losses and gains spread across the market with slow dealings and about 600,000 shares traded over two hours. The coal labor dispute returning to negotiation buoyed investment sentiment slightly while bears remained active due to tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Grain Quotations Mixed Opening Prices
Chicago May 15 prices in the grain pits were mixed with no influential overnight news to set a trend. Wheat figures range May 1.43 1-8 July 1.41-1.40 7-8 Sept 1.40 5-8 1-2 Dec 1.42 7-8 1.43. Corn May 1.05 B July 1.05 B Sept 1.05 B Dec 1.02 B. Oats May 61 1-4 July 59 5 Rye May 85 1-4 July 87 3-4 5-8 Sept 89 5-8 Dec 92a 1-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore May 15 wheat prices for No 2 red winter at 1.56 1 2 May contract and 1.66 1 2 for spot. Winchester Market wheat listed at 1.55 per bushel. corn priced at 1.10. Prices based on deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Winchester
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The page announces the correct responses to the daily quiz printed on Page 4. It lists answers likely tied to quiz questions and confirms accuracy for readers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Timbrook
Philip Carper
Good
Hansbrough & Carter Bidz
Telephone
Richmond
Attu
Malden
F. W. Patterson
Mr. Kline
Mr. Gartrell
Fats
FAT Speaciien
Food Center
N. Loudoun
Gore High
Civil & Police Court
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
Stewart Stipe
Atent
George W. Kurtz
Baltimore Livestock
Motorola
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
East Piccadilly St
Stock Market Report
Rye
Zachary Taylor
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Perennial
Greece
Cere Way
Acme Coffee
Amergan
Haldeman
Ceres
Haldeman’s Creamery
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