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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
7
Rev. Clark of the Assembly of God church in Holt Missouri tracked a wolf to its den and captured eight young wolves. He turned them in for a total bounty of $24, which he used to buy new supplies for the church.
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Vehicles registered in Virginia must display the new red and silver sticker by June 1. Colonel Battle of the Division of Motor Vehicles notes state police will arrest anyone operating an uninspected car. He urges drivers to ensure brakes, steering, tires, and other vital parts are in safe condition.
Stephens City Virginia May 28 The Young Women's Club met led by Miss Oval Shryock. Mrs Roof to host Co workers class Tuesday at 8 pm. Local figures attend Taunt League Conference in Quicksburg on Saturday. Several residents visiting relatives in Columbia Washington Hagerstown and Delaware. The U S Victory Club held a farewell party at The Willows for departing couples Joe Malone Grant Imboden and their spouses.
Banks announce closure on Memorial Day weekend and the following days per wartime holiday schedule. Institutions named include Farmers and Merchants National Bank Fidel Valley National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank with cashiers J H Yost Harold G Brown and John L Sloat.
Notable attendees from Winchester and Strayer area gathered for a weekend trip to Charlottesville, returning Sunday. Charles Ritenour suffered a fall Sunday afternoon, spraining his arm. The Young Women’s Club met Monday night with Mrs. Oval and Miss Frank Roof hosted Tuesday evening events.
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