Memorial for Virginia Senator Thomas R. Cather
Legal community in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit gathers at 3 pm to honor the late Thomas Russell Cather born 1888 died 1944 with memorial resolutions. He served as state senator from 1931 to 1939 and held leadership in education and legal reform. He was active in Winchester civic life and various organizations.
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Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
Clarke, Frederick, Warren and
Shenandoah
Winchester Corporation Court
T. Russell Cather
Burr P. Harrison
Mr. Cather
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
R. Gray Williams
South Stewart Street
Ronald S. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
Mount Hebron
Senator Cather
Thomas Russel Cather
Thomas Russell Cather
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick
John C. Cather
J. Howard Cather
Jonah
Princes Cather
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington and Lee University
Cather
Willa Cather
France
England
Germany
America
Edna Menear
Fairmont
West Virginia
V. A. Snow, Jr
Danville
Jane Russell Cather
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
Lynchburg
Officers Training School
Camp Lee
American Legion
Commonwealth
Senate of Virginia
James H. Price
Price
State Senate
Public Education
Courts of Justice
Courts of Justice Committee
Attorney General's Office
Selective Service Appeal Board No. 3
Charlottesville
Handley Board of Trustees
Winchester Credit Corporation
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Colonial Brick Corporation
United States
Delta Theta Phi Fraternity
Virginia State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Democratic Party
Winchester Hiram Lodge
No. 21
A. F
A. M
John Dove
Royal Arch Masons
Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
The
Woodmen of the World
Ascension Day Service at Centenary Church
A special Ascension Day service titled Ye Shall Receive Power is planned by the Women’s Guild under Mrs. S L Flickinger at 8:00 p m Thursday in Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church. The Gold Star on the Service Flags honoring Lt Walter Stephen Flickinger killed in maneuvers January 14 will be dedicated by Rev Robert B Nelson Rector of Christ Episcopal Church.
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Women’s Guild
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Stephen
Flickinger
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Rural Life Services Highlight Rural-Farm Equity
The Rev. Dr. T. G. Shuey of Staunton spoke at the Frederick County Council of Religious Education Rural Life Sunday service. He urged that rural life be valued as urban life, noted farmers’ share of wealth, and called for fair profit, faith in God, and sufficient food for hungry world populations.
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T. G. Shuey
Staunton
Rural Life
Frederick County
Chicago Grain Quotations Opens With Minor Advances
Chicago May 16 grains record small gains at the open as traders note a technical setup for a rally after recent declines. Wheat prices rise for July, September and December while rye shows modest increases across May July and September positions.
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Chicago
War Correspondent Notebook Leaves North Burma Front
William F. Bonn recounts life with Stilwell forces in North Burma. Amid jungle isolation and slow mail, radio teams keep soldiers informed about Russia and Italy. The mouse patrol of three signals up midnight snacks, while debates over Texas and Kansas regions provide light moments between duties.
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William F. Bonn
Stilwell
Burma
BBC News
Russia
Italy
Germany
China-Burma- India
Mouse Patrol
T-4
Ed F. Shotwell
Richmond Hill
N. Y
Fred “Monks” Garlicks
Shorty
Pat
Carl Zittlow
West Degree
Wis
Ed Stephens
Birmingham
Ala
Dam Project Under Way at Rock Enon Scout Camp
Grading equipment from the Federal Fish Hatchery in Leetown West Virginia will be moved to Rock Enon this week to build an earth dam across Laurel Run. The lake will span about four acres for water activities at the Boy Scout Camp site recently purchased. Scouters have worked Saturdays and removed most timber.
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Federal Fish Hatchery
Leetown
W. Va
Rock Enon
Laurel Run
Summer camp opens at proposed lake site
Workers remove brush from the proposed lake site as preparations begin for the summer camp opening on June 25. The project moves forward with site clearing and early setup activities for the program.
Blood Donor Clinic Set for Clarke County May 29
The sixth Clarke County Blood Donor Clinic will be held at the Berryville Community Building on Monday May 29. Chairman Mrs Clifton Price announced the event stating two hundred donors are needed and registration HQ is in the county nurses' office, open daily except Sunday.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Clifton Price
Jacob S. Oates Dies in City at 85 Rites Planned in West Virginia
Jacob S. Oates 85 retired Baltimore and Ohio engineer died yesterday after four days illness from pneumonia. He lived with daughter Leona Coffelt at 1102 West Virginia Avenue. Funeral and interment set in Keyser West Virginia. born May 19 1859 in Burlington WV. survived by wife Lula Welsh and children Bertha Tysinger Keyser and Harry C. Oates Detroit.
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Jacob S. Oates
Baltimore and Ohio
Leona Coffelt
West Virginia Avenue
Keyser
W. Va
West Virginia
Burlington
Berryville PTA Elects Officers for 1944-45 Term
Oscar Carr elected president of the Berryville Parent-Teacher Association for 1944-45. Officers named include vice-president Mrs Clifton Price secretary Mrs Ethel Slonaker and treasurer Mrs John Brown. Henry M Davis and George Grove led the program.
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Oscar Carr
Berryville
Parent-Teacher Association
Clifton Price
Ethel Slonaker
John Brown
Henry M. Davis
George Grove
Old-Timers Lose To Boyce High School Nine
The Boyce High School nine defeated the Old-Timers 14 to 11 last Sunday in a baseball game. Lloyd pitched for the winners while Tumblin Grim and Siler starred for the Boyce lineup.
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Boyce
Boyce High School
Lloyd
Tumblin
Grim
Siler
Ash Hollow Nine Beat Round Hill In Sun Baseball
The Ash Hollow Sluggers defeated the Round Hill Wildcats 12 to 5 last Sunday. Pete Willis and Harold Lamp powered the winners against George Rosier and Berle Carpenter for Round Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Hollow Sluggers
Round Hill Wildcats
Pete Willis
Harold Lamp
George Rosier
Berle Carpenter
Round Hill
City and County Schools Invest In War Bonds April Total
City and county schools invested 4515.11 in War Bonds and War Stamps in April. Report by Mrs. H. Clay de Grange, chairman of the Education Division of the War Finance Committee lists participation across Handley Virginia Avenue John Kerr and Cedar Hill area schools with percentages and staff names.
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H. Clay de Grange
War Finance Committee
Cedar Hill
de Grange
Handley
Miss Barr
Boxley
Browning
Clowe
Dunlap
Finkelstein
Garrabrandt
Grove
Rice
Solenberger
Thresh
Brumback
Peery
Virginia Avenue
Nixon
Gray
Arthur
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Stark Brothers
Harry Albert Harkness
N. Loudoun St
Hazel Porterfield
Santa Monica
Cal
Qmt
Vernon
Ader
Texas
Kansas
Texan
Willard B. Patterson
New London
Charles E. Widner
Burns
Canada
Clarke
City
Carr
Berryville Pta
Ash Hollow
Can Gore
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Greyhound Terminal
N. Braddock St
Greyhound Lines
Handley High
Handley Elementary
John Kerr
Kernstown
Middletown
Mount Airy
Round Hiller
Shenandoah Valley
Stephens City
Stonewall
Coltenon
Coletecome County
Mountain View
White Hall
Tah
Goodyear
Tire Service Headquarters
Goodyear Service
Braddock St
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