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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

5

Four West Virginia Boys Enlist in Navy

George A. Garrett of Baker Winfred H. Line of Wardensville Charles L. Hawse and Charles W. Lee of Needmore joined the Navy through the Chief Mead at Winchester Recruiting Office. All four were sworn in in Washington on March 16 and began boot at Bainbridge May 10. Garrett’s brother Max E. Garrett was KIA in Germany in February.

George A. Garrett Baker Winfred H. Line Wardensville Charles L. Hawse Charles W. Lee Needmore West Virginia Navy Mead Winchester Garrett Maude E. Garrett Max E. Garrett Germany Gilbert, Jr Hawse John P. Hawne Eth Hawse South Pacific Johnny Hawse Atlantic Pauline Ate Virgil Chas Ward Joseph P. Sin Line Lee Hawse Washington, D. C Bainbridge Naval Trains Station

Episcopal Council Backs Federal Council in Virginia

The 150th annual Episcopal Diocese of Virginia council in Richmond adopted a resolution in support of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Delegates also approved honoring the Chapel of St. Clement in Alexandria as a separate congregation and heard a commemorative address by Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker.

Richmond Episcopal Diocese of Virginia Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Episcopal Church Henry St. George Tucker St. Clement Alexandria

Police Misinterpret Call For Help In Oregon

In Eugene Oregon on May 17 a calling voice asked for help moving two water buffaloes in a front yard. Police assumed it was another drunk and were surprised to learn an animal trainer from a circus had lost his way back to the train.

Eugene, Ore

If Well Buy The Bonds Theyll Drop The Bombs

A terse line links bond purchases to a threat of deploying bombs. The wording implies a causal claim about funding and military action.

Bowman Richards And Smoot Enlist in Navy Hospital Corps

Courtney Lee Richards John Benjamin Smoot Jr and James Leonard Bowman Stephens City High School boys enlisted in the Navy as Hospital Apprentices Second Class through the Winchester recruiting station. They were sworn in early March and sent to the Sampson Training Station May 11.

Courtney Lee Richards John Benjamin Smoot, Jr James Leonard Bowman Stephens City Navy Winchester Sampson, New York Bowman Phil C. Bowman Stephens City High Richards Charles Wilbur Harry Pacific Ralph O’sullivan Rubber Co Robert C Lemon and Johnson Washington, D. C Courtney Charles A. Richards Smoot Rt. 2 John B. Smoot Freida Mae John Byrne Lutheran Church Albin Shenandoah Vinegar Co Valley Pike Sampson

Complete Plans For Mass Chest X-Ray Clinic In Berryville

The Clarke County Tuberculosis Association will hold a mass chest X-ray survey at Berryville Community Building on Monday May 21 from 9 a m all day. X-ray fee is 75 cents. Chairsman Mrs Clifton Price notes the clinic targets adults as tuberculosis claims more lives in prime age. Transportation available via the County Nurse's Office in Berryville.

Clarke County Tuberculosis Association Berryville Clifton Prices

Carney Escapes By One Vote In Virginia Senate

Judge A B Carney of Norfolk County Circuit Court was acquitted after the Virginia Senate narrowly defeated a removal resolution by 19 to 18. The charges claimed he entered a salary agreement with a predecessor to influence retirement and his election. The disability accusation also failed 19 to 18. The House had approved removal before sending the matter to the Senate.

Richmond A. B. Carney Norfolk County Circuit Court House of Delegates House Judge Carney C. W. Coleman William M. Tuck Senate Carney Tuck

Parents Invited To Visit The Boy Scout Camporee

Parents of Cub and Boy Scouts are invited to visit the Camporee at Handley High School on Saturday and Sunday May 19 and 20. Scout headquarters says the event will showcase camping and other outdoor activities, with later trips to Camp Stock Enon for the summer.

Handley High School Scout Stock Enon United States

Steamer Too Big For Canal Strands In Panama Cutoff

Navy Secretary Forrestal said the US Lafayette, formerly the Norman Die, may not reach Pacific war service. The vessel burned and capsized in New York harbor during conversion to a transport, and is considered too large to pass the Panama Canal due to shortages of manpower and material for the ship’s preparation.

Washington U. S Lafayette Navy Forrestal New York Harbor Panama Canal

Mothers Day Visits Highlight Middletown Social

Miss Ethelene Henson and sister Mildred O Conner of Winchester visited their mother Mrs. Charles Henson on Main Street Middletown on Mother's Day. Mrs Amye Clark of Warrenton High School and Miss Martha Reely of Fairfax High School spent the weekend in town. Miss Ethel Lineburg of Washington returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Leonge Stickley.

Middletown Ethelene Henson Mildred O’conner Winchester Charles Henson Main Street Amye Clark Warrenton High School Martha Reely Fairfax High School Ethel Lineburg Washington Leonge Stickley Wayne Warren

Local families celebrate Mother's Day and visits

Ice Russell Manuel and Jane Manuel with their parents near town marked Mother's Day. Giles Manuel and Joseph Manuel also joined. Chauncy Kelly and Mrs. Kelly visited Laura Glenn and Ona Owens. Sgt. Harrison Keeler returned to Boston after furlough with his wife and children. J F Weirich and Claude Carper hosted Sunday dinner. Several mumps and whooping cough cases appeared among local youths.

Ice Russell Jane Manuel Giles Joseph Manuel Levell Manuel Chauncy Kelly Kelly Boyce Laura Glenn Ona Owens Sgt Harrison Keeler Boston Mass J. F. Weirich Claude Carper

Pastor Moore Attends Institute in Culpeper This Week

The Rev. He B. Moore is attending the Pastor's Institute being held in Culpeper this week.

He B. Moore Culpeper

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