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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1941

Page

2

Erle Edwards Seeks Grand Warden Post At Lynchburg

Erle Edwards a candidate for Grand Warden in the state Encampment is contesting in Lynchburg with Madison Lodge No 6 delegates counting on Tri County Association votes. The election results will be announced this evening with Madison Lodge organizers planning the first degree rites and a memorial service set for Sunday at Mt Hebron cemetery led by Rev. Carl Honeycutt.

Erle Edwards Frederick Éoufity Lynchburg Winchester Madison Lodge No Madison Lodge Down Tes Harry Miester W. Erle David Hottel Harry W. Seabright Harry M.seabright James Seabright William Perry L. I. Carper Stanley Hooke Taylor L. Barr R. L. Jones Abe Leven John Bywaters John Cameron Grand Lodge Madison Lodge Odd Fellows Woodmen of the World Mt. Hebron Carl Honeycutt Grace Lutheran Church

Flying Class To Visit Kiwanians

Nine members of the Civilian Pilots Training Program at Valley Airways Weee Municipal Airport will attend the Kiwanis club lunch meeting tomorrow at the Snyder hotel. Instructor Snyder and Valley Airways manager Lieut. George Schecter, plus flight instructor Earl Shipe, will join the students John R. Rhodes Melvin D. Brown Mary Gail Cather Samuel G. Athey Jr William A. Woods and more.

Valley Airways Weee Municipal Kiwanis Club Hotel Via Snyder George Schecter Earl] Shipe John R. Rhodes Melvin D. Brown Mary Gail Cather Samuel G

Bismarck Sinks After British Pursuit Across Atlantic

British forces close in after spotting the Bismarck with the Hood and Prince of Wales engaging near Denmark Strait. A Catalina aircraft helped locate the battleship as it headed for Brest or St Nazaire, with the final blow by gunfire and torpedo carriers crippling its steering.

Alexander Bismarck Catalina Prince of Wales Bergen Norway Royal Navy Atlantic Ocean United States Royal Fleet Strait of Denmark Greenland Iceland Hood Eugen U.S. A Brest St. Nazaire Admiralty Germany Tirpitz

Mrs Sarver Dies in Lewisburg West Virginia

Mrs Bessie Mae Sarver wife of Robert G Sarver died at her daughter’s home in Lewisburg West Virginia Monday morning at 230 o clock She is survived by her husband and children Lacy Denis Vinton R D Hedrick Verena and a sister and brother Funeral services will be at the Welltown pike home Wednesday at 330 p m Rev E T Clark will officiate Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery The body was moved from Omps Funeral Home to the late home this evening

Bessie Mae Sarver Robert G. Sarver R. D. Hedrick Lewisburg W. Va William Spaid Alice Spaid West Virginia Robert S. Sarver Lacy Sarver Ronceverete Denis Sarver Ronceverte Vin W. C Walters Huntington Omps Funeral

Poultry Meeting Proposed for 1941 in Winchester

A plan to invite the State Poultry Federation to hold its 1941 sessions in Winchester was decided today. W R Shaffer Maurertown poultryman Fred Stine county agent E R Branch manager George Washington and Andrew Bell COC secretary will invite Federation directors meeting in Charlottesville May 9. Mrs Robert Van Valzah of Gobi near Fredericksburg chairs the Federation with Harry Moore Blacksburg secretary. The convention would last two days.

Winchester Novemer W. R. Shaffer Maurertown Fred Stine E. R. Branch George Washington Andrew Bell COC Federation Charlottesville Robert van Valzah Gobi, Va Fredericksburg Harry Moore Blacksburg

Paul Revere Identity Tied to Berlin Radio Host

An announcer on the Berlin radio who used the name Paul Revere said he is David Chandler, 52, a former Baltimore resident. He claimed a Maryland upbringing, early Baltimore American column, left Baltimore in 1931, traveled in Europe, met Adolf Hitler, and became a close supporter of the Nazi cause, with past work at National Geographic and in U S journalism and advertising circles.

New York Berlin Paul Revere David Chandler Baltimore Maryland Baltimore American Europe Adolf Hitler National Geographic Magazine United States

Call Green For Testimony In Shipyard Strike

Washington report notes potential prolongation of deadlock as Sen Byrd introduces a resolution condemning strikes in defense industries. Secretary Perkins names a committee including Dr Clarence Dykstra and Dr John R Steelman to decide disputes for the National Mediation Board with Maxwell Brandwell added to the panel.

Washington Byrd D.-Va Congress Perkins National Mediation Board Clarence Dykstra John R. Steelman Labor Department Conciliation Service Maxwell Brandwell Sidney Hillman OPM

Handley Students Score In French Tournament Win Awards

Handley School French students led the Modern Language Tournament division with the top team score. Individual honors went to Frances Bickers 94 Jean Ebert 94 Hilen Jen Butler 92 Roger Laign Jr 93 Dorothy Davis 91. Miss Marion Laughton teaches French. the event is sponsored by the Modern Language Association of Virginia.

Handley Handley School Frances Bickers Jean Ebert Hilen Jen Butler Coin Roger Laign, Jr Dorothy Davis Marion Laughton The Modern Language Association of Virginia

Co Captains Named By Naval Academy

Navy announces football touchdown twins Bill Busik and Bob Zoeller as co captains of the basketball squad. Busik from Pasadena is a guard while Zoeller from New Albany is a forward. A C Kuntze of Sheboygan named team manager.

Naval Academy Annapolis Bill Busik Bob Zoeller Navy

Sox Top Athletics 5 2 as Wagner Dominates Opening Game

Boston records a 5 to 2 win over Philadelphia in the first game of a double header. Charlie Wagner pitched effectively for the Red Sox while Ted Williams homered for the sixth time this season off Bump Hadley.

Boston Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Charlie Wagner Wagner Ted Williams Sox Bump” Hadley

Douglas School Field Day Highlighted For May 29

Douglas School will host its annual field day on May 29 at 10 o clock with twenty schools invited to compete. Medals will be awarded to first second and third place. An exhibit featuring home economics and manual training will be on display, said principal Kirk Gaskins.

Douglas School Kirk Gaskins

Plans Appeal In Clearspring Robbery

Hagerstown Maryland May 27 Elmer C Halderman planned an appeal from his conviction on assault with a deadly weapon with intent to rob the Clearspring National Bank last December 10. Halderman and Archie Edwards were convicted yesterday in circuit court but sentence was deferred by Judge Joseph D Mish Edwards is from Reading Pennsylvania and Halderman was arrested near York Pennsylvania.

Hagerstown Elmer C. Halderman Clearspring National Bank Halderman Archie Edwards Joseph D. Mish Edwards Reading York

Hull Comments on Sinking of German Battleship

Secretary Hull said the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck aroused a sense of retribution to some extent, reflecting on the wartime action.

Washington Hull Qemageéismarck

Maryland Sixth District voter turnout in close congressional race

Voters in Maryland's Sixth District chose between Katherine Byron and A Charles Stewart for Congress. Polls opened at 6 am with Garrett counted as the only county showing notable interest due to a school bond issue.

Baltimore Maryland Katherine E. Byron A. Charles Stewart Congress Garrett County Byron William D. Me Georgia

Two-Day Convention to Elect Maryland Episcopal Coadjutor

A two day convention will open tomorrow in Baltimore to elect a bishop coadjutor for the Maryland Episcopal Diocese. Bishop Edwards T Helfenstein will celebrate Holy Communion at the opening.

Baltimore Ae Episcopal Maryland Edwards T. Helfenstein

Baptist Women Of Shenandoah Meet In Annual Session

The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of the Shenandoah Association plans its annual session at the Charles Town West Virginia Baptist Church on June 4 and 5. The program includes a youth session led by Mrs E G Ayers, with Mrs J D Kern presiding, and missionary messages from Mrs J Handley Wiley and Miss Olive Riddell. The all day Thursday session begins at 10 30 a m.

Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of the Shenandoah Association Charles Town W. Va E. G. Ayers J. D. Kern Martinsburg Association of

Tom Green Died Here Yesterday

Tom Green, 84, colored, son of Thomas and Martha Green, of Orange county, died at his home yesterday. He was married in Berryville to Mary Cooper. They lived in Winchester 21 years and he had been ill 14 years. Survived by four daughters Mary Doleman Grace Williams Alice Randsom Pearl Green Tracy all of Winchester and a son Tom of Winchester. Fourteen grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.

Tom Green Thomas Martha Green Orange County Berryville Mary Cooper Winchester Mary Doleman Clarke County Grace G. Williams Alice Randsom Pearl Green Tracy Tom

Head of Eagles To Visit Here

E P Spates announced Charles P McCann Grand Worthy President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will represent the Grand Aerie at the 36th annual Virginia State Aerie convention in Winchester in June 1920. McCann has led a strong year for the order and previously served as secretary and president of Aerie No 44 Newark. The Winchester Aerie credited Andrew Bell and other supporters for arranging the visit and urged all Eagles to attend tonight's meeting.

E. P. Spates Winchester Aerie Charles P. McCann Order of Eagles Grand Aerie Virginia State Aerie Winchester McCann Spates Aerie No. 44 Newark N. J Andrew Bell Winchester Chamber of Commerce

Answers to the Daily Quiz

Answers to the daily quiz printed on page 4 list Brooklyn Dodgers true Chow Antarctic Oregon Watt Singapore None Bandit Edna Ferber.

Brooklyn Dodgers True Antarctic Oregon Watt Singapore Bandit Edna Ferber

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