Kessler Praises Clarke County Locals at Lions Club Meeting
C L Kessler guest speaker at Clarke Lions Club dinner lauds Clarke County voluntary Local Board members. He cites 43 000 volunteers nationwide and notes Selective Service registers and classifies, with Roanoke induction center at 50 percent of Virginia’s men failing physical or moral standards. Col Leo G May and Robert Lee Withers attend. May is Hershey’s liaison in seven states.
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Clarke County Club
Congress
Dadave
Cap
Kessler
Roanoke
Virginia
Capt. Keser
Lion’s Club
Robert Lee Withers
Selective Service Board
Col
Leo G. May
Selective Service
Hagerstown
Col. May
Lewis B Hershey
Gen
Shenandoah WMU to Hear Missionary
Shenandoah Association group meetings will host Miss Auris Pender missionary to Malaya as speaker. Pender has held roles as Sunday School superintendent teacher training union leader and treasurer of the Malaya Baptist Mission. She was appointed to China in 1935 and later taught in Honolulu before moving to Malaya in 1954.
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Shenandoah Association
Auris Pender
Malaya
Miss Pender
Malaya Baptist Mission
China
Baptist Academy
Honolulu
Hawaii
West Miss
Local residents share college plans and family news
Miss Deirdre Donovan and Miss Elizabeth Williams, both Berryville natives, attend Pine Manor Junior College in Wel lesley Mass. Michael R Pohlman, former Winchester resident, has enlisted in the U S Air Force. Buddy Sanders joins University of Virginia Medical School. his sister Eugenia enters American University. Infant John Wesley Keller born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Mitchell Keller. Major General and Mrs Peter Rodes hosted visitors in Louisville Kentucky.
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Deirdre M. Donovan
David R. Donovan
Berryville
Elizabeth R. Williams
Edward McCormick Williams
Michael R. Pohlman
K. M. Pohlman
Winchester
U. S. Air Force
Tuscon
Ariz
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Buddy Sanders
School of Medicine
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Eugenia
School of Foreign Service
American University
Washington
H. Felix Sanders
W. Piccadilly St
Ronald Mitchell Keller
South St
John Wesley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Keller
Nancy Elizabeth Inskip
Births Reported for October 4
To Mr and Mrs Ronald Lee Boyd of 1712 Henry Ave a son named Paul Wesley. Mrs Boyd is formerly Sandra Gaye Nichol. To Mr and Mrs Philip Eugene LaFollette of 333 E Piccadilly St a son. Mrs LaFollette is formerly Carol Louise Day. To Mr and Mrs Charles Carroll Bauserman of Stephens City a daughter Tina Roshawn. Mrs Bauserman is formerly Judith Ann Bly.
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Ronald Lee Boyd
Henry Ave
Paul Wesley
Boyd
Sandra Gaye Nicholson
Philip Eugene LaFollette
E. Piccadilly St
LaFollette
Carol Louise Day
Charles Carroll Bauserman
Stephens City
Tina Roshawn
Bauserman
Juddith Ann Bly
Gudgeon Sinks I Boat in Historic 1942 Submarine Attack
The January 26 1942 action marks the first time a U S submarine sank a Japanese I boat. The event underscores U S undersea warfare achievements during World War II and highlights the Gudgeon’s historic combat record against Japanese naval forces.
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U. S
Gudgeon
Japan
Byrd Couple Marks 50th Wedding Anniversary
United States Senator Harry F Byrd and Mrs Byrd celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their Rosemont home near Berryville. Family attended a supper including four surviving bridal party members, with maid of honor and matron of honor, best man Thomas Bolling Byrd, and bridesmaid Miss Ann Bruinn.
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U.S
Harry Flood Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Senator Byrd
B. Beverley Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Richard Evelyn Byrd
United States
Harry F. Byrd
W. Nelson Page
Willie McGuire
Richard E. Griffith
Anne Douglas Williams
Thomas Bolling Byrd
Ann Bruinn
Hagerstown
GCV Rose Shows Opens At Mariners Museum
The 27th annual Rose Show of the Garden Club of Virginia runs Wednesday and Thursday at Mariners Museum Newport News. Huntington Garden Club sponsors. theme The Voyages of the Roses with Sea-borne Treasures and World Travels exhibits. Ikebana International Fort Monroe presents Around the World from the Orient educational exhibit. Hours 3 to 9 p m Wednesday and 10 a m to 4 p m Thursday. Awards by Mrs James Bland Martin at 4 p m Wednesday. Exhibitors may view Mariners Museum displays before opening.
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Garden Club of Virginia
Mariners Museum
Newport News
Huntington Garden Club
Ikebana International Chapter
Fort Monroe
James Bland Martin
Malmaison
Florida
Egypt
Rome
India
Virginia
Home Agent Schedule for This Week
The country home demonstration agent lists meetings this week including Gainesboro HDC at the fire hall Tuesday 1 p.m. and a 7 30 p.m. gathering at Mrs. Feely's home. Wednesday features Round Hill and North Frederick HDC sessions, Thursday includes Albin HDC and White Hall 4 H, while Friday offers Middletown HDC at the school library. All clubs except Albin and Middletown will hold demonstrations on better family breakfasts.
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Country Home
Gainesboro
Fire Hall
Russell Feely
Round Hill
North Frederick
Albin
Kreuger
White Hall
Middletown
Area Pharmacists Observe National Pharmacy Week opening
Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical Association opened National Pharmacy Week with a meeting. Members adopted the American Pharmaceutical Association Public Relations Service to uplift the profession. A Virginia association resolution barred sharing stamps or premiums with professional services, effective Jan. 1. The group has about 55 registered pharmacists from Frederick, Clarke, Loudoun, Shenandoah, Warren, and Page Counties.
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Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
American Pharmaceutical Association
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Northern Virginia Association
Frederick
Claik
Loudoun
Shenandoah
Warren
Page Counties
Tomatoes Once Feared As Poison In American Belief
A century ago Americans widely believed the tomato could be poisonous, reflecting early dietary myths and caution about new foods. The period shows how cultural perceptions shaped food acceptance and culinary adoption before scientific understanding normalized tomato use.
Sorority Hear Paper On Washington
Mrs. Kenneth Lamp gave a talk on famous places inhabited by George Washington at the Xi Chi Chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. C. E. Manuel home. Miss Jane Markley helped host. Plans set for a rummage sale October 18 and 19 at 22 Braddock Street. Next meeting October 28 at Mrs. Julian Buncutter’s home.
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Kenneth Lamp
George Washington
Xi Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
C. E. Manuel
Jane Markley
S. Braddock St
Julian Buncutter
Jefferson St
Clarke Board weighs motel building plea near Waterloo
Clarke County Supervisors consider granting a building permit for Julian Clatterbuck to construct a 12 unit motel west of Waterloo on Rt. 50. In a separate action they approved a trailer court near Pine Grove by Marvin R. Mays on a three acre tract seven miles south of Berryville on Rt. 7.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Boyce
Waterloo
Rt. 50
Julian Clatterbuck
Pine Grove
Marvin R. Mays
Bluemont
Anniversary notices for Warner and Swartz couples
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Thomas Warner of Stephenson on their first wedding anniversary. They wed in Hagerstown Maryland on October 7 1982 and have a son Thomas Warner Jr. Also congratulating Mr and Mrs Robert Swartz of Front Royal Road on their fourth anniversary. They married October 7 1959 at First Baptist Church in Romney West Virginia by Rev Warren Shields and have two children Mitchell and Angela. Mrs Swartz is the former Norma Hott of Augusta West Virginia.
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Thomas Warner
Stephenson
Hagerstown
Thomas Warner, Jr
Warner
Jean Butts
Robert Swartz
Front Royal Road
First Baptist Church
Romney
W. Va
Warren Shields
Mitchell
Angela
Swartz
Norma Hott
Augusta
Storing Canned Ham Guidance in Food Storage
Canned hams vary on refrigeration needs. if no refrigeration statement is on the can store in a cool dry place like other canned foods. Uncooked labeled hams are perishable and should be kept in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Hull telephone company provides tales for tots city event schedules and Santa Claus voice at Christmas.
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Santa Claus
The
Telephone Company
Hull
England
Winchester Day Nursery Announces Annual Meeting Schedule
The Winchester Day Nursery Board will hold its annual meeting on October 28 at 7 50 p m at the Lincoln Street school. The public is invited to attend. The meeting will focus on the election and related school affairs. The nursery is a member agency of the Winchester Frederick County Community.
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The
Winchester Day Nursery
Lincoln St
Winchester-Frederick County
Raritan Will Elect Officers at Edinburg Meeting
Edinburg Elementary School hosts Zone Four District Nine officers election. Newt Liskey of Harrisonburg will attend with zone lieutenant governors. Registration begins at 6 p.m. The feature reflects growing public interest in philosophy per Britannica Year Book.
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Edinburg
Raritan
Newt Liskey
Harrisonburg
Britannica
Calendar of Events for October 7 and 8
Items include Job's Daughters at Braddock Street Church Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. Exhausters Auto Club at Club House 50 at 7 p.m. DeMolay at Mason 7:30 p.m. Station Lodge and several 8 p.m. meetings at various venues including George Washington Hotel Gore Fire Co Loyal Order of Moose and Shawnee Kennel. On October 8 Lions Club Exchange Club Board of Directors Henry William Evans Home Hiram Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous meet at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. at listed locations.
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Job’s Daughters
Fellowship Hall
Braddock St
Exhausters Auto Club
Mason
Duplicate Bridge
George Washington Hotel
National Council of Catholic Women
Ie — Gore Fire Co
Lions Club
Exchange Club
Henry William Evans Home
Northern Virginia Hairdressers Assn
Lee Jackson
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Af&am
Masonic Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Market officials cite vast variety in grocery aisles
A study estimates supermarkets carry over 9 000 distinct items on average. The finding highlights the breadth of choice for shoppers and the complexity of stocking and pricing in modern grocery stores.
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