Beta Sigma Phi selects First Lady of the Year in Winchester
The Beta Sigma Phi committee led by Mrs. Rodney Sirbaugh will choose two nominators to select Winchester's First Lady of the Year on merit from community activities. The 21 members are ineligible. the award is non member and recognition will be public after final selection within weeks.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Winchester
Rodney Sirbaugh
Sirbaugh
Charles H. Lyles
Garvin T. Binner
International Organization
Betrothal announced for Gladys Higgs and Strother Boyd
Mr and Mrs Melvin Higgs of Edinburg announce the engagement of their daughter Gladys to Pfc Strother W Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Strother E Boyd of this city Miss Higgs a 1942 Edinburgh High School graduate Pfc Boyd served twenty three months in the European Theater and is now in England taking an electrical welding course No wedding date set
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Melvin Higgs
Edinburg
Gladys
Pfc
Strother W. Boyd
Strother E. Boyd
Miss Higgs
Edinburgh High School
Pfc. Boyd
Virginia Woolen Company
England
Entertained At Luncheon Yesterday At Chanticleer Inn
Several social notes describe Mrs. E. L. Eustaphieve entertaining ten guests at the Chanticleer Inn on W. Boscawen street. Other items note Catherine Beattie of New York City and Carol Munger of Garden City planning a weekend visit with Miss Beattie’s parents on Lee street.
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E. L. Eustaphieve
Chanticleer Inn
W. Boscawen Street
Miss Beattie
Catherine Beattie
New York City
Carol Munger
Garden City
L. I
Mrs. W. W. Beattie
Lee Street
Lt Dent Home From England In Army Nurse Corps
Lt. Brownie K. Dent of the U S Army Nurse Corps returns home on terminal leave after service with the 67th General Hospital and the Maine and Texas Unit in England for three years. A Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate, she trained for overseas duty in 1942 and previously worked at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. She is visiting her father, George P. Kern, in Frederick County, with siblings nearby.
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Brownie K. Dent
U. S. Army Nurse Corps
67Th General Hospital
Maine
Texas
England
Dent
Army Nurse Corps
School of Nursing
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
Fla
Florida
George P. Kern
Frederick County
Charles Lanaham
Roy Kern
Young People Meeting at Kernstown Church and U B Class News
The Young People Division of Kernstown Methodist Church plans its regular meeting at Miss Imogene Omps home Friday evening October 12 at 8 o'clock with Miss Patricia Barton leading devotionals. Mrs Ritter to entertain U B Class. Florence Nightingale Class will meet at Mrs Edwin Ritters 361 East Piccadilly Street Friday at 7 30 with Miss May Ritter leading devotionals. A daughter Bonnie Ruth was born September 28 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Pvt and Mrs Paul Rush formerly Ruth Benner of Clearbrook. they have another daughter Connie Delores. Pvt Rush has returned to Camp Meade Md for overseas duty. Mrs Rush staying with her mother Ada Senner in Clearbrook.
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W. J. Butler
Clearbrook
Mr. Butler
Jennie Butler
Front Royal
Edward Alexander
Lennis Brown
Ronnie and
Lennis, Jr
U. S. Navy
Walter Riley
Coarie
Hazel Johnston
Wilds
Brunswick
Robert ‘Butler
Shirley
Bobbie
Charlie Edwards
Berryville
Tookie Kerns
Gladys Good
Haywood Butler
Annie Mae
June
Mary Barham
Hazel
Connie
Charlotte
Winchester
Edward Butler
Mary Catherine
Edward
Franklin Benner
Ada Benner
John Franklin
Shirley Ruth
Donald Benner
Roy Benner
Roy, Jr
Jackie
Floyd Benner
Betty Joe
Ronnie
Paul Rush
Grant Benner
Business Women’s Circle
Business Women's Chcre
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ruth Cochran
Ruth Owen
Joseph S. Ducknall
Home Mission
William Hendrie
Young People’s Division
Kernstown Methodist Church
Imogene Omps
Patricia Barton
Mrs. Ritter
U. B
Florence Nightingale
United Brethren Church
Edwin Ritter
East Piccadilly Street
Miss May Ritter
Bonnie Ruth
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Financial Directives Seize Japanese Foreign Assets
The report says Japan must disclose all foreign holdings and precious metals within 30 days and banks and financial institutions have 45 days to report. It notes many large Japanese families hold substantial assets abroad, with some 35 percent located outside the country, to be available for Allied use.
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Japan
Imperial Household
Read The Star For Complete Coverage Of Local And World Events
The Star promises comprehensive coverage of local, national, and world events with up-to-date reporting. Readers are urged to follow the paper for breaking news, investigations, and in-depth stories across communities and societies.
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the Star
Proper Construction Cuts Home Fire Losses 50 Percent Says Argenbright
Chief Argenbright argues proper construction and safety measures can cut residential fire losses by 50 percent. He cites Fire Prevention Week and urges better planning, fire resistant roofing, safe heating, noncombustible interiors, and fire stops to reduce per capita losses from four dollars.
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Argenbright
Swaistabren
National Fire Protection Association
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Truman
U. S
England
Germany
Cancelled Salem Church Song Service Misses Chicago Professor
Word reached Salem Church that Professor Brightbill of Chicago cannot attend the evening song service. The church program organizers say the event is cancelled but hope to reschedule Prof Brightbill for a future visit.
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Brightbill
Chicago
Salem Church
Prof
Brighthill
Aircraft workers join Warner Brothers picket line near gates
About 400 movie strikers gathered at Warner Brothers studio gates as armed deputies watched but no disorder occurred. Sheriff Biscailuz warned of arrests for picketing while leaders called 20 000 AFL aircraft workers into the lines at Lockheed and mass picketing spread to Universal studios with 350 people at gates and entrances.
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Warner Brothers Studio
Eugene Biscailuz
AFL
Lockheed
Warner
Universal Studios
Labor troubles halt New York harbor and studio clashes
Picket lines aim to curb violence by police during peaceful protests over a long unresolved union dispute. More than 100 injured in studio clashes linked to an eight month AFL representation fight. 326 pickets arrested for rioting but released. Longshoremen walkout leaves 350 ships idle and troops delayed. CID textile workers return after ware dis h settlement. Donora steel plant shutdown affects 3200 workers as wage talks continue.
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Warners
AFL
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
War Shipping Administration
Europe
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Crossword Clue Puzzle From Ancient Paper
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial answers arranged like a printed puzzle page. Clues include definitions for promises knocks odors and other terms with wordplay hints and archaic spellings.
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