Marriage of Miss Frances Eaton 4 to Seaman Rinker
The marriage of Frances Jane Eaton to Leroy Rinker Seaman First Class was performed by Rev J S Duckwall at the parsonage May 22. Rinker is stationed at Pasco Naval Air Station Washington and will report June 1. Mrs Rinker will live with her mother at 316 South Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Eaton
Seaman Rinker
Oscar Eaton
South Braddock Street
Frances Jane
Leroy Rinker
Roy Rinker
J. S. Duckwall
Rinker
Naval Air Station
Pasco
Washington State
Berryville Social Weekend Visits Include Clergy and Locals
Berryville Virginia reports a flurry of weekend visits with mainly local families. Billy Carpenter from Winchester stayed with his relatives Mr and Mrs John Brown. Seaman Reginald Fuller spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Tuck Fuller in Berryville. Betty Jean Henry returned to Washington DC after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W E Shaffer. Delphia Mae Childs from Washington DC joined her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Childs in Clarke. The Rev Henry G Lane and Mrs Lane returned from Richmond after attending a meeting of the Council of Episcopal Churches of the Diocese of Virginia. Mrs Lane's sister Miss Janie Gordon accompanied them to Berryville and stays at the Episcopal Rectory. J W Olcott, Grace Episcopal Vestry member, spent several days in Richmond attending a Diocese of Virginia council. Miss Harriet Hamilton and Miss Frances Byrd, weekend visitors, returned to Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Charles E Moore of Richmond visited Miss Moore’s sister in Berryville last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Billy Carpenter
William Carpenter
Winchester
John Brown
Betty Jean Henry
Washington, D. C
W. E. Shaffer
Delphia Mae Childs
Clarke
Mrs
Sam Childs
Henry G. Lane
Richmond
Council of the Episcopal Churches of
Diocese of
Virginia
J. W. Olcott
Grace Episcopal Church
Harriet Hamilton
Frances Byrd
Charles E. Moore
Mr. Moore
Armel Super Suds extend win streak with 7 6 victory
The Armel team nicknamed Super Suds won their fifth consecutive game defeating Greenwood 7 to 6. Snyder pitched the full game with Perry catching, while Willis and Pence started for Greenwood and Elliott caught. The club plans to play Gore Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Greenwood
Willis
Pence
Elliott
Snyder
Perry Lott
Gore
Japanese Fortress In Huge Pincers Reported Near Okinawa
Japanese forces in the Sakishima group press with large pincers as Okinawa based search planes patrol off Tokyo harbor. Three small craft were sunk. Two small enemy air groups attacked American units around Okinawa on Tuesday evening, causing no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakishima
Ryukyus
Tokyo Harbor
Okinawa
Walton League Meeting Prompts Reservations At Tokes Inn
Members of the Izaak Walton League are urged by chairman Henry T. Goode to reserve and collect tickets for the May 29 meeting at Tokes Inn at 7 o clock. The event will feature remarks by E T Roetman of American Viscose Co and Hon E Blackburn Moore. A large turnout is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Toke’s Inn
Henry T. Goode
E. T. Roetman
American Viscose Company
E. Blackburn Moore
Boy Thrown Into Central Park Lake by Sailor
New York May 24 Don ald Fifer an 18 year old sailor weighing 200 pounds was arrested on felonious assault charges after he admitted throwing an 11 year old boy into Central Park lake last night the boy Charles Christie was rescued by a patrolman Fifer said he was with a girl he met a week ago and claimed he had a 48 hour pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donald Fifer
Central Park Lake
Charles Christiie
Fifer
Enid, Okla
Health insurance plan backed to let patients pick doctors
A Broad Concept discussion endorsed the bill noting the plan would let individuals choose physicians and hospitals and allow providers to select their patients. It would cover hospital service up to sixty days annually with the insured family included in benefits.
U S Delegates Seek Co Operation On World Charter
U S delegates press for world charter with view to joint security. Two burning issues move through committees regional defense systems and international trusteeships. Regional formula aims to fortify Pan American security while trusteeship plan favors U S control of former Japanese islands and base development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Japan
Services Planned Here For Mrs Fitzpatrick
Mrs Josephine E. Fitzpatrick wife of Thomas K Fitzpatrick a Front Royal resident dies after an operation in Front Royal hospital She was born in Columbia Pennsylvania on July 30 1896 and leaves eight Pennsylvania siblings Funeral services set for Sacred Heart Church Winchester at 9 30 Friday morning with burial in Catholic Cemetery The body lies at Kurtz funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine E. Fitzpatrick
Thomas K. Fitzpatrick
Front Royal Hospital
Fitzpatrick
Bor
Columbia
Frederick and
Mary
Pennsylvania
Fitzrick
Rust Engineering
Front Royal
Amelia Zercher
Anna Dietz
Phillip Lynch
Mary Broich
Frederick Schwerd
Frederick P. Salzmann
C. Leo Salzmann
William J. Salzmann
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Winchester
Kurtz Funeral Home
Bomb Raid on Tokyo Office of Air Power Shifts Claim
The report notes a Tokyo air raid over two hours targeting Tokyo and surrounding areas including Kawasaki and Yokohama. Japanese communiques cite damage near the Imperial Palace Garden and at Akasaka, while pilots differ on night fighter opposition and fire effects. Maj. Gen. Lemay asserts air power can cripple Japan's industry, citing 4,500 tons of incendiaries and comparisons to Berlin raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Palace
Imperial Palace Garden
Akasaka
Curtis E. Lemay
Japan
21St Bomber Command
Kawasaki
Yokohama
Berlin
Rooster Takes Over Whole Job
A humorous observation about Roger who asserts strong maternal instinct and an ego led wish to handle all parenting duties himself. The line frames his desire to manage every aspect of the role, highlighting a playful shift in responsibilities within the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Weaving Claim On Vagrancy Charge Reported
In Oklahoma City on May 24 a man charged with vagrancy claimed to detectives he had a job as a weaver. He said he weaved in and out of downtown stores picking up loose articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Sale of Eleven Acre Farm Land in Frederick County
By order of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia a sale of eleven acres of land in Back Creek District is set for twelve noon June 9 1945 in front of the County Courthouse. The land appears on the 1943 assessment as Samuel Williams property and is offered for cash. Deputy Clerk Bessie Brannon certifies bond is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County of
Samuel Williams
Frederick
Back Creek
Cash
H. K. Benham
Bessie Brannon
Kansans Find Baseball Confused as Jap Bomb
Topeka residents recalling balloon bomb warnings found a taped object with insulated wire dangling from a street wrap. Experts carefully dismantled it and confirmed it was merely a baseball in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Nothing Overlooked by New York Officials for Vets
In New York on May 24 officials provided a box of earth shaped like a map of the United States for servicemen to kiss, aiming to comfort homesick boys and bring happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
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Blue Ridge
W. W. Beattie
Winchester Red Cross Motor Corps
Motor Corps
Red Cross
Bernard Sours
Nancy Bowen
Seaman Sours
Beta Sigma Phi
E. L. Molden
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
R. F. Lewis
Whittier Avenue
Grant Pollock
San Francisco
R. B. Dechert
Handley School
Arts Committee
E. E. Harbaugh
Katherine Pannill
Fine Arts Museum
Handley School Gallery
A. L. Omps
Whitacre
Stephenson
Plorence Whitacre
Norman Braithwaite
Billie
Francis Kay
N. E. Whitacre
Bettie Lee
McKeesport
Ray Ketter
J. J. Whitacre
Wilson Keiter
Ronnie
Dona'd Duvall
David
Donnie
Parlett
Linda Triges
Esther Keiter
E. E. Haines
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Hollis Braithwaite
Edith
D. L. Fisher
Millwood Avenue
Douglas Lee Fisher, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Juanita Schmucker
Pottstown
Mrs. Schmucker
North
Loudoun Street
Miss Schmucker
Sharon Kay
Lewis Barbour
Bluemont
L. S. Crim
Good Friend
Good Friend Bible Class
United Brethren Church
Edith Fletcher
South
Annie Moore
Ernest H. Williams
Samule Chew
Wil
E. L. Eustaphieve
Bayard Stevens
Kitty McDonald
Ehe D. C
Stevens
Gilbert McKown
U. 8
McKown
William Groves
Herbert Whiting
Cpl. R. Beverley Whiting
Camp Gruber
Oklo
Lorene Winn
Tulsa
Okla
Barton Cook
War Office and Rationing Board
Cpl
Coyote
Texas
Cpl. Cook
Nebraska
Duggie Schollar
New York City
Heartsease
Graham Dougherty
Woodley Park
Jack Russell
Russell
McGuire General Hospital
Douglass Mallory
Phylliis Barrick
Edinburg
Burton Lightner
Elizabeth B. Lightner
Methodist
George S. Lightner
Queen Anne’s, Md
Joel D. Griffing
Selective Service
Alexandria
Selective Service Board
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Winchester—Front
Roya
Seaman Reginald Fuller
Tuck Fuller
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Margaret Natterman
Louisville
Corp
Oscar Natterman
International Soundphoto
Walton
Sailor Man
The
U. S. Employment Service
Front Royal, Va
American Viscose Employment Office
WMC
Rooster
Hersheys
Eileen
ORDER
Jones Stonerval “Home
Peter’s
Boscawen
Isanem
American Express
Federal Deposit Incurance Corp
Miller Bros
Cather & Moling
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Dial
Aberdeen
Bang's
T. B
I. Fredstine
Winches
Ter
Timberlake
Dia
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