Salvation Army Canteens Aid Weary Allied Troops Worldwide
The Salvation Army supports Allied troops with mobile canteens and clubs providing hot meals coffee and morale boosting comforts on front lines and in rear areas. Mobile kitchens ambulances and radios evolve from 1914 to present, funded by diverse groups with no charge for service.
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8Tion
America
England
Lso
France
Dunkirk
Greece
Libyan Desert
Irak
Iran
Sicily
Italy
Army
Masonic
The
Elks
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Community News From Cross Junction May Weekend
Cross Junction Virginia notes include Mrs Paul Braithwaite and children visiting Mrs O W Dick in Whitacre. Eugene Braithwaite of Alexandria spent the weekend with his parents. Military and local residents share weekend visits and illnesses among area families and friends.
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Russell Scrivener
Vivian Ponter
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harley Adams
Winchester
J. S. Braithwaite
Curtis Funkhouser
Philip Gann
Washington
C. G. Baker
John Watt
Roanoke
Fred C. Braithwaite
Roy Himelright
Baltimore
Otis Brown
David Ebbert and Son
Floyd Lutrefi
Local Social Notes Highlight Honor Guests and Naval News
Stephens City residents share visits from Lieut Kremer of Fort Dix and officers from the U S Navy. Weekly gatherings include the Lutheran Missionary Society meeting and alumnae planning an annual bank. Families welcome relatives from Baltimore Woodstock Winchester and Bainbridge while service members allot furloughs and promotions.
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Stephens City
Lacy Carper
Charlottesville
University Hospital
Elma Lemley
Fred Kremer
Fort Dix
N. J
Charley Beatty
Honor Beatty Cea
Washington
Max Borden
Fred Haines
Baltimore
Wayne Beatty
U. S. Navy
Clarence Smallwood
Jean Smallwood
Elsie Havermale
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Joe Clevenger
H. H. Funk
Fred Painter
Woodstock
Julian Gregory
Elsie Hovermale
Roy Wisecarver
Nettie Carbaugh
Howard Massie
Ralph Bauserman
Frank Roof
Greenville, Tenn. Corp
Ralph Lam
U. S. Army
Tom Lam
Maurice P. Lemley
New York
Eldridge Lemley
Mattie Lemley
Don
Walter Carter
Maurice Lemley
Charles Robert
Hunter Field
Rare Antiques Auction in Winchester Virginia 1944
The sale at 627 South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia on May 25 1944 begins at 190 A M. Includes all household furnishings from the homestead Abraham's Delight for Miss Ada Bliss Hollingsworth. Features Victorian and Sheraton pieces two sofas six Windsor chairs pianos desks and tables and more in excellent condition.
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South
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Terry
Sheraton
H. K
Drug Store Marks One Year of Winfield Service
The owners state they opened a Winchester drug store a year ago with the aim to provide the best in service drugs and merchandise and report results well beyond their expectations due to strong public confidence.
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Winchester
Shaving Products Featured With Sale Prices
An item list highlights shaving goods with promotional prices such as 39 cents for Menne shaving cream 43 cents Barbasol 50 cents for shaving items and 39 cents for Oreos?
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B. F. Goodrich
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
B. F. Goodrich Tires
Olio Ita
Our
Kenniversary
Hunter M. Gaunt
Prop
Lea
Coty’s
Ingrams
McKesson
Orec
Ream
Ushless
Ami
DeWitts
Magnex
Pepto Bismol
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Kelton Itn
Fountai Parker
Gaunt
Cate
Lacross
St. Joseph
Stopit
Gobelin Chocolates
Mekesson
Ff Odp
Main
Valley Ave
Johnson
Mennen’s
Zink Phrecera
Woodbury’s
Packer’s
Conti
Castile
Kremel Admiracion
Woodbury
Yardley
Yardleys
Aiedora Carual
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Food Center
Loudoun St
W. Clifford St
Lyda J. Chapman
E. T. Clark
Adm
Coleman Dunn
Vigran
Norplex
Lederle
Miles
Lige
Pessuano Brothers
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