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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1941

Page

2

Rogers Calls Mass Meeting on Fire Protection Plan

Special to the Times says community leaders seek better fire protection after a costly blaze that destroyed stores and a lunchroom. A fund of about 300 dollars in Middletown banked interest may support equipment, with plans for a Marsh Run dam and gravity tank to serve West Town. Interim proposals include a 50 000 gallon tank and strategic pump sites to improve readiness. Attendance at the meeting was affected by other events, but emphasis remained on league driven action.

Ben Rogers Presiden League Puba Ein Bank Middletown Community League Middle

Readers Debate Convoying and War in War Time Letter Page

The Inquiring Reporter Willkie urges convoying while President Roosevelt warns it could lead to war. Readers from Logan Fay to Rev Father Hannon and James Reardon weigh in, arguing for or against convoying as essential to aiding Britain or risking broader conflict.

Wm Lee Elsea Rites Scheduled for Thursday

William Lee Elsea 69 a Berryville resident died at his home from a heart attack yesterday morning. He was born May 7 and survived by several children including Broaddus Elsea of Arlington Elizabeth Thomas and Mrs Beall of Bluemont. funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Berryville Baptist Church with Rev L A Parker and interment in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named E Barnett James Dakeman Walter Wisecarver Alfred Kerrett H B Harris L N Glov

William Lee Elsea Berryville A. J. Elsea Sarah Dewar Elsea Clarke Lee Mr. Elsen Broaddus Elses Arlington Elizabeth Thomas Beall Bluemont Berryville Baptist Church L. A. Parker Green Hill Cemetery E. Barnett James Dakeman Walter Wisecarver Alfred Kerrett H. B. Harris L. N. Glov

Arthur Rowles In Custody On Fish Dynamiting Charge

Arthur Rowles, with prior legal trouble, is under arrest again. Deputy Sheriff Robert DeHaven said Rowles is jailed on a charge of dynamiting fish in the Opequon.

Arthur Rowles Robert DeHaven Rowles

Robert N Vorous dies at home in Clarke County

Robert N Vorous 61 prominent Clarke county farmer died at his Berryville home. He was husband of Annie Estelle Royston and father of ten including Robert A Vorous Susan Compton Meta Vorous and Holmes Vorous. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.

Robert N. Vorous Clarke County Berryville Annie Estelle Royston Jacob W. Vorous Vorus Annie Vorous A. E. Binet St. Paul Robert. A. Vorous Lacy Belle Hepner Colorus

Special Masses For Ascension Feast

The Rev Father Robert E Han non pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart announces special masses at 6 and 8 tomorrow morning in observance of the Feast of the Ascension. Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in St Ens Catholic Church at Woodo-5.

Robert E. Hannon Church of the Sacred Heart Stens Catholic Wodod

Roy O Locke to Head Berryville Parent Teachers Association

Roy O Locke was elected president of the Berryville Parent Teachers Association for the next year at the final meeting of the school session. He succeeds John O Hardesty who completed his second year as head. Officers named include Vice President George H Pope Secretary S G Igen and Treasurer H C Bar el. The meeting featured a Home Economics Club program Parade of Fashions and a display of clothing and articles from the high school shop and industrial arts classes.

Berryville Roy O. Locke Parent- Teachers Association John O. Hardesty Parent-Teachers Association George H. Pope Igen H. C. Barel

Answers to the Daily Quiz

The page lists quiz answers including James Stewart and Izzak Walton. The fragment ends with Tene as a possible name or entry.

James Stewart Izzak Walton

Flagpole Fund Nearing Goal At Winchester Armory

Harry T. Cook of the Col. James H. Baker Post announces that 142 dollars remain to complete a fund for a flagpole with base at the Winchester armory. A pole was chosen and may be erected before the Virginia Department encampment this summer. Contributors listed will have their names inscribed on a scroll in the base.

Harry T. Cook James H. Baker United Spanish War Veterans Winchester Armory Virginia Department of United Spanish War Veterans North Braddock Street Katherine Grand RR. Duff F. J. Jac H. W. Swartz H. W. Harmer P. L. Carper H. F. Carper James Brubaker Robert Y. Conrad American Legion Robert L. Sutton Abe Levin Lucy F. Kurtz W. C. Cather M. E. Cather W. P. Harty Peachy Hockman Jerry Terlingo Edwin Glaize Lawrence Keller David Petrie A. C. Halvosa Mason Eee Smith Theresa Mr. Cook

Members Sought for Miller PT A Membership Drive

Miller School Parent-Teachers Association held a meeting led by vice president Mrs Charles Cochran with Mrs Edwin R. Marker absent. A membership drive was approved and a contacting committee formed to recruit new members for the June 17 meeting which will feature a social. Patrons from Carpers Valley and Round Hill were invited to join to form a larger association lacking senior departments.

Miller School Parent- Teachers Association Charles Cochran Edwin R. Marker C.G. Wilkins Middletown Community League Carpers ‘Valley Round Hill Leroy White Albin B. Cadwallader Portsmouth

Pastor Garland Hopkins to Speak at Atlantic City Conference

Rev. Garland Evans Hopkins of Market Street Methodist Church Winchester Virginia will speak Monday morning June 2 at the National Conference on Social Work in Atlantic City. He leads the Virginia Methodist Commission on Social Welfare and holds roles in state and national social welfare conferences and the Federal Council of Churches.

Atlantic City Garland Evans Hopkins Market Street Methodist Church Winchester Virginia Hopkins Methodist Commission On Social Welfare Department of Social Service Federal Council of Churches

Lynch Still Improves After Illness

Windsor veteran attorney M. Lynch of the Star is recovering well from a recent illness. He is now able to sit on his porch for part of each day.

Maurice M. Lynch Winchester Lynch

Recreation To Be Promoted In Stonewall

Stonewall District Association formed to promote healthy recreation. Youth members pay 25 cents, adults 50 cents. Interested people may contact R L Bageant Walter Anderson B F Strother Robert Russell Jesse B Lewis Wayne S Guthrie or the Rev Leslie O Shirley. Night games planned under lights near Frank Strother meadow with first game expected June 9. Next meeting set for May 26 at 8 pm at the Ite Hall school.

Stonewall District Association R. L. Bageant Walter Anderson B. F. Strother Robert Russell Jesse B. Lewis Wayne S. Guthrie Leslie O Shirley Frank Strother White Hall Association Ite Hall School

Cameron Youth Charged in Rappahannock Slayings

A Cameron teenager was charged after two Johnson family members were slain near Huntly. Investigators found an open cash register and post office box, with a bicycle missing and a gun discarded nearby. Autopsies were performed in Front Royal before burial in Washington VA. The accused, once on probation for pocketbook theft, claimed innocence and was described as a skilled hunter.

William H. Moore Edna Johnson Johnson Huntly Moffett Cameron Huntley W. T. Williams Front Royal Nerr Washington, Va T. H. Chelf Flint Hill Mr. Bens Culpeper William H. Johnson Rappahannock County Cannon

Handley School Patrol Praised By The Police

At a Handley School assembly officers praised the patrol for preventing accidents to children traveling to and from school. Gilbert Helsley led twelve patrollers while a sound film on patrol activity was shown, funded by GM through the Junior Board of Trade and Winchester Star with projector by Richard Rush from NOVA Power.

Handley Elem Handley School Starrett Winchester Police Department Gilbert Helsley General Motors Corporation Junior Board of Trade Police Department Winchester Star Richard Rush Northern Virginia Power Company

Child Pianist Phillipa Duke Schuyler To Play Here

Nine year old Phillipa Duke Schuyler, a colored pianist acclaimed by critics as a leading young artist, will perform at Douglas High School on Sunday June 22 at 4 PM. The eighth grade student has composed over 65 works and is praised by Look magazine as America's best child pianist. Her appearance follows WE THE PEOPLE radio exposure and a New York World's Fair honor day last year.

E. R. P. Robinson Phillipa Duke Schuyler the Douglas High School Phillipa Look Magazine America

Communion Tonight At Christ Church

Tonight at 7 30 the Holy Communion will be celebrated at Christ Episcopal Church under the charge of Rev Robert B Nelson. The public is cordially invited. The Ascension Day prayer asks for belief and spiritual ascent with Christ.

Christ Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson Jesus Christ

Lambs To Be Shipped On Monday May 26

The Middletown stock yards set Monday May 26 for the first shipment of lambs old sheep and calves. Livestock will be received 8 a m to 8 p m. Marketing is on a cooperative basis with weighing and grading at the shipping point and sale on terminal market weights at Baltimore or Jersey City. Each shipment prorated and returns go to each producer. Committee members include R E Brumback chair C K Wright vice chair E M Punk secretary treasurer R K Stickley L H Ramey D N Gruber and F A Dobbins vocational agriculture teacher.

Middletown Baltimore Jersey City R. E. Brumback C. K. Wright E. M. Punk Robert K. Stickley L. H. Ramey D. N. Gruber F. A. Dobbins

For Sale Farm 618 Acres with Water and Fence

Agricultural property listing for 618 acres with 100 acres cultivated and 100 acres well watered. Includes a good stream and 200 rods of new American wire fence. Available for sale in 30 days at 4.50 per acre. Cash price and long term financing offered. Contact C. B. Smalts Jr at 440 National Ave.

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Rogers RITE Winchester Star Ination Bureau Ww D. C Glaize LE Iets E. Ee Ued Willkie Roosevelt Logan R. Fay England France Germany R. E. Hannon Robert J. McNally, JR Great Britain James P. Reardon Wm. Lee Elsea Rob’t Vorous Clarke Parc An E. Boscawen Anderson B. F. Goodrich Goodrich Silvertowns Silvertown Braddock & Boscawen Sts Miller P.T. A Carpers Valley Mervel W. Adams E. Piccadilly St Mr. Lynch Recreation Stonewall Rappahannock Handley School Patrol Christ Church C. B. Smalts, Jr National Ave du Pont John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc Braddock St
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