Legion Behind Church Move Seeks Unity with Churches
The American Legion pledges support to a nationwide church drive urging weekly services to bolster faith during the atomic age. Commander Roy Wickes notes local units join Winchester and Frederick County churches, with Rev. Wright of Braddock Methodist urging teamwork between Legion and churches to deepen religious life nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aear Boaver
Amert
Robert
Roy Wickes
Iff
Era
Winchester
Frederick County
America
American Legion
Will Archer Wright
Braddock &Methodist Arch
Winchester Ministerial Assn. Y
Riddles and Answers From Page Four Quiz Key
Reader quiz solutions listed include Minnesota piano answer Hamlet and capital facts. Items mention states Kentucky New Jersey and territory history with Indiana and Ukraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Hamlet
Kentucky
New Jersey
Ukraine
Russia
Berne
Local Sales Directory Listings Render Regional Auctions
A sequence of upcoming auctions and estate sales listed with dates times and locations around Winchester Berryville and surrounding counties. Items include livestock machinery personal property antiques real estate and household goods with specific estates trustees and court house fronts referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hawkins
Winchester
E. J. Wser
G. G. Baker
Shenandoah River
Berryville
Lucy Scothorn
Goodsphens City
Tevault Charles L dies at residence
Charles Lester Tevault aged 54 died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on Middle Road west of Stephens City He worked for the M J Grover Lime Company Born March 13 1896 in Frederick County he was the son of the late Samuel L Tevault and Margaret Himelright Tevault Surviving are his wife Florence Cooley Tevault three children Charles E Tevault James Allen Tevault Reba Virginia Tevault a granddaughter Sheila Anne Tevault and siblings William Tevault Oliver Tevault Mrs Della Strickler Mrs John White Mrs Georgia Ziler and Mrs C L Brown Services at 2 pm Sunday at the Strasburg funeral home Interment Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lester Tevault
Middle Road
Stephens City
M. J. Grover Lime Company
Frederick County
Samuel L
Margaret Himelright Tevault
Florence Cooley Tevault
Charles E. Tevault
White Post
James Allen Tevault
Reba Virginia Teva
Robert Putman, 58, Millwood Pike Resident
Robert Clayton Putman 58 of Millwood Pike died at his home yesterday at 9 45 am after a six year illness born August 30 1892 in Sussex son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Putman of Middletown a retired farmer survived by widow Mrs Willis Riley Putman three children Helen and Nellie M Putman both at home and Mrs Hazel Golightly of Millwood Pike a sister Mrs Albert Smith a Pentecostal Church member funeral services will be held 2 pm tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Ervin Stonecifer officiating burial in Ninevah Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clayton Putman
Millwood Pike
Sussex
Robert Putman
Middletown
Willis Riley Putman
Helen
Nellie M. Putman
Hazel Golightly
Albert Smith
Pentecostal Church
Omps Funeral Home
Ervin Stonesifer
Ninevah Cemetery
New Streamlined Street Car Collision Sparks Tanker Fire
A southbound CTA street car on State Street swung into a switch back and collided with a gasoline truck after a flooded underpass forced re routing. Gasoline sprayed the car as flames quickly spread causing multiple explosions and a near sightline heat blaze. Witnesses recalled a tavern window shattering from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
64Th Street
CTA
Peter Simadis
Tri partite Pact Aims to Halt Middle East Arms Race
State Department officials called the American British French pact a barrier to an arms race between Israel and Arab states. The three powers pledged to curb aggression by Jews or Arabs and to act against threats, aiming for stability in a strategically vital region. The agreement follows London talks among Acheson Bevin and Schuman to align arms policy and reduce U S Britain conflict over arms sales.
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Washington
State Department
Israel
North Atlantic
Russia
Middle East
London
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
United States
Britain
Egyptian Princess Weds Commoner Amid Royal Tensions
Dark-eyed Princess Fathia, 19, wed 31-year-old Riad Ghali in San Francisco under Cairo’s shadow as King Farouk denounced the union from Egypt. The ceremony followed Moslem rites with a chrysanthemum of scrutiny, and the Queen Mother Nazli appeared somber as the couple exchanged vows. The missionary praised love over titles as Farouk’s stance loomed large.
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San Francisco
Fathia
Egypt
Farouk
Riad Ghali
Cairo
U.S Immigration Service
Nazli
Ghali
Bashir Ahmad Minto
Fire Code Word Planned for Berryville Fire Calls
Berryville reports a plan by the John H Enders Fire Company and the Berryville exchange of the C and P Telephone Company to issue monthly code words to five fire company members. Operators will refuse to reveal fire locations to callers lacking the code. The aim is to reduce flood of phone queries during emergencies and prevent line blockage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Berryville Exchange
C. and P. Telephone Company
Memorial Day Rites Slated in Berryville
Memorial Day services for Clarke County veterans will be held at Green Hill Cemetery at 3 p m Sunday. Lloyd Williams Post American Legion Clarke County Memorial Post V F W and the 29th Reconnaissance Company National Guard sponsor. Members meet at the Community Building at 2 p m to march to the cemetery. The Rev Percy D White pastor Berryville Methodist Church will deliver the address introduced by Commander John L Enders. The Rev J Clyde Mohler of Berryville Presbyterian Church opens with prayer and songs America and America The Beautiful. Taps by L J Luby.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Green Hill Cemetery
Lloyd Williams Post
American Legion
Clarke County Memorial Post
29Th Reconnaissance Company
National Guard
Percy D. White
Berryville Methodist Church
Bible Instructor to Speak Sunday in Middletown
Miss Jean Baker, Bible instructor in Frederick County public schools, will lecture at Grace Methodist Church Middletown at 11 a.m. Sunday during the regular fourth Sunday lay service. Miss Sarah Wilson says she will not return next year due to her mother's ill health and her move to North Carolina.
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Middletown
Jean Baker
Frederick County
Grace Methodist Church
Sarah Wilson
Sugar Fat Tests Show Odd Results
In Madison Wisconsin Dr E B Hart at the University of Wisconsin found that removing butterfat and using vegetable fat in milk hindered animal growth. Replacing the sugar with sucrose or dextrose while keeping vegetable fat restored growth to levels seen with unaltered milk. Dextrose comes from bread potatoes and proteins.
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Madison
Wis
E. B. Hart
University of Wisconsin
Navy Officer Robs Ship's Safe Allegations of Theft and Flight
Boaz a Navy officer and Pearl Rosemary Carter were arrested by FBI and naval intelligence after a spree that included gambling in Reno and Las Vegas, buying champagne for a house, and a Los Angeles return. Boaz confessed to theft, said he planned to surrender but feared losing his citizenship, and later took a labor job in Pomona to quit drinking. He hopes for federal prison as relief from years of mental strain.
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Boaz
Reno
Las Vegas
Miss Carter
Los Angeles
FBI
Carson City
Salt Lake City
Santa Anita
Pomona
Norton Nominated To Reserve Board
President Truman named Edward Lee Norton of Birmingham Alabama to the Federal Reserve Board for a 14 year term. Norton is an investment banker and radio station owner and would replace Ernest G Draper who will retire after his term expired January 31 and who has stayed on pending a successor.
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Washington
Truman
Edward Lee Norton
Birmingham
Ala
Federal Reserve Board
Norton
Senate
Ernest G. Draper
Draper
Boyce Man Dies At VA Hospital Funeral Sunday
Jackson Willis of Boyce died at Newton Baker Hospital yesterday. Born in Berryville on October 28, 1894, he was a World War I veteran and former Rosemont Orchards employee for five years. Survived by Rosa Ball Willis, Catherine Walker, Andrew Willis, a step-daughter Sarah Tigney, and Sgt. Richard Jackson. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Guildfield Church Millwood with Rev. Lawrence Ford. burial in Little Chapel Clarke County.
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Jackson Willis
Boyce
Newton Baker Hospital
Berryville
Andrew
Bertha Walker Willis
Rosemont Orchards
Rosa Ball Willis
Catherine Walker
Petersburg
W. Va
Andrew Willis
Pittsburgh
Sarah Tigney
Richard Jackson
Japan
Guildfield
Millwood
Lawrence Ford
Front Royal
Little Chapel
Clarke County
Four Power Supervision and German Governance Clause
The text outlines oversight requiring four-power approval for foreign acquisitions and a commission to supervise, ensuring German government functions effectively under German law. It emphasizes four-power supervision to regulate foreign interests and maintain sovereignty.
County topography shapes proposed schools plan
The discussion on school proposals notes rugged mountain terrain and narrow roads in the county. It highlights the high costs of building maintaining and operating the suggested schools and the State Department of Education recommendations. The resolution was adopted without a dissent.
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State Department of Education
Michigan Seceded From Indiana Territory in 1805
Historical note records Michigan breaking away from Indiana Territory during 1805, marking a territorial realignment in early 19th century United States. The move set the stage for Michigan's later statehood and regional governance changes.
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Michigan
Indiana Territory
School honors: Luttrell and McIlwee valedictorian salutatorian
Gainsboro Luttrell and Betty McIllwee named valedictorian and salutatorian. Bruce Whitacre is valedictorian and Wilda Jean Adams is salutatorian. Special music will be provided by the Glee Club.
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Luttrell
Betty MclIlwee
Bruce Whitacre
Wilda Jean Adams
Glee Club
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Louisiana Territory
Order of the Golden Rule
Charles L. Tevault
Strasburg
Beats Club
Paul Jones
MT. Boys Sun
Woody Carlisle
Boys Food
OF City Realty
Corporation Court
Virginia
County Court
Fort Cameron
Market) Street
Cameron Street
Maud J. Brown Colemann Dunn
United Nations Security Council
Jefferson
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Northern Virginia Power Co
Pearl Rosemary Carter
Wee Weewy
Naval Intelligence
Boyce Man
VA Hospital
Fred Smith
James P Reardon
Gainsboro
National Ave
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
National Powder CO
W. L. Dalton
Ferguson
Mea
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Tommy D. Lockhart
N. Loudount St
de Soto
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock
Frederick County Court House
J. F. Larrick
Alfred Lewis
Roy Duvall
John G. Bowman
Circuit Court
Rt. 50
W. E. Edwards
Coleman Dunn
Savannah
Battle Rose
Persis Sherman Montgomery
Aileen Sperry Dettra
Elsie Reese McDonald
Pearl Thomas
John Edward Sperry
Charles Sperry
Janet Sperry
Constance Sperry
Joan Sperry
Church Street
David Harris
James I. Larrick
Edward R
Bernice Sperry
J. Randolph Larrick
Lee N. Whitacre
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