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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
3
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 a.m. May to date 3.21 inches and year to date 16.04 inches. The long term average annual rainfall is 35.95 inches based on 31 years 1913 to 1943. Monthly averages are listed with values such as January 2.51 inches and May 3.60 inches. Statistics courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
Radio listings detail Earl Palmer and Lyn Murray leading tenor and chorus selections in Haydn Kern and Rogers numbers. Programs include Nero mystery feature at 6 15, Jean Hersholt on Kate Smith Hour, Cities Service Concert with Lucille Manners, and a night of varied shows on WMAL WTOP and WRC with headlines like Kate Smith content and Amos n Andy segments. The schedule spans 6 to 11:45 PM with multiple stations and program titles across music, news, and entertainment segments.
Reynolds Store Virginia May 19 reports Luther Brown of Florida visiting his brother E P Brown. R E Place remains ill. Frank Lee Flowers and family spent Sunday with and Mrs Ernest Batt. Roy Stotler Martinsburg called on R E Place Friday. C W Moore and Gene Dunlap visited Susan B Lewis Sunday. E D Shenk visited friends in Winchester. Louie Shenk and son Donnie called on Bohrer and Carpenter Sunday. Murvil Dick spent Sunday with friends at Bloomery. Lucy Havermale visited Stotler at Hawfield.
Rosenberger Virginia May 19 announces renovation of St Johns Church cemetery in the afternoon of May 27. All relatives with buried kin are invited to help and the annual memorial service will be held Sunday June 4 at 3 pm. The public is welcome.
Angers Store notes Mrs. Clowser and son Raymond and Mrs. Charles Clowser with little daughter travel to Alabama to visit Charles Clowser in camp. Others on furlough, family visits, and local greetings are recorded including measles recovery and school return.
Mr and Mrs Bud Crouse were calling on Mr and Mrs Doyle Dick last Sunday in a social visit noted in local society pages.
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