Harvest Home Service at Centenary Church on October 15
Harvest Home will be celebrated at Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church with a special 11 a.m. service next Sunday October 15. Gifts of fruits flowers and other harvest offerings will decorate the sanctuary and later be taken to Homewood for the elderly. Members and friends should bring gifts to the church by Saturday 7 p.m. for proper arrangement by the Altar Guild.
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Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harvest Home
Homewood
Nazi Attacks Spread Along Front From Moselle to Rhine
German offensives intensify along the western front from Moselle to Rhine as artillery and air activity increase. French forces repelled several pressure points on the Moselle and Saar sectors though heavy fighting continues near Perl and Saarbruecken with casualties reported.
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Lauterborough
France
North Sea
Moselle
Perl
Rhine
First Line
General Staff
Saarbruecken
Pirmasens
Siegfried Line
Saar
County News Brevities from Cross Roads
Local notes report Rev. M L Zirkle’s Sunday 3 p m sermon with Holy Communion and 2 p m Sunday School. Visitors include Mrs Fannie Haines and the Haines, Eaton, Marple, Amick families. Birth announced for Landon Amick’s son at Chester Memorial Hospital Sunday evening. Bowman's house being moved near the new John Marshall highway. Strasburg high school land purchase approved to ease crowding. Lucy Stickley property to aid school growth.
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Cross Roads
M. L. Zirkle
Fairview
Fannie Haines
Truman .Haines
Jersey Mountain
Romney
W. W. Hicks
Sallie Giffin
William Eaton
A. J. Marple
Landon Amick
Chester Memorial Hospital
R. J. Bowman
North Mountain
Strasburg
Lucy Stickley
Apple Pie Ridge Items Community Notes
Apple Pie Ridge Items lists social visits and family news. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brown hosted parents Mr. and Mrs. Abshire. Several guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bennett with George Bennett, Hugh Coates visiting Ervin Coates near Cedar Grove, Walter Brown and relatives, Theodore Hoover with friends near Angers Store, Luther Dodson in Charles Town on business, newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keater of Martinsburg visiting A. W. Adams, plus Mrs. Ernest Rowe and Katherine with Mollie Keiter visiting. Guests of Walter Jackson over the weekend include Welden Ayler and Cleveland Tutwilder news. Ida Nichols and Billy of Dover, N J, visiting Robert Fincham.
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Melvin Brown
Abshire
H. K. Dick
Jerry Bennett
George Bennett
Hugh Coates
Ervin Coates
Cedar Grove
Walter Brown
Hayfield Sunny
Theodore Hoover
Angers
Luther Dodson
Charles Town
Charles Keater
Martinsburg
A. W. Adams
Ernest Rowe
Katherine
Mollie Keiter
Rest
Walter Jackson
Welden Ayler
Criglersville
Cleveland Tutwilder
Culpeper
Ida Nichols
Billy
Dover, N. J
Robert Fincham
Lebanon Church News keeps busy with visits and events
Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs R B Cooley include Clinton Orndorff and family and Jack Amptergraph while Solon Punkhouser from Winter Park Florida visits. The Home Demonstration Club meets Friday at 2 with a talk on wise use of lights. Mrs Glenna M Dodson is ill with pleurisy and several local girls attended the home economics meet in New Market Tuesday night.
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Walter Cooley
Charles Windle
Walter Bowers
Thelma Pingley
Gilbert Stickley
Pishers Hill
Glenna M. Dodson
New Market
Braithwaite Canning closes after busy season in Cross Junction
Braithwaite Brothers Canning Company in Cross Junction Virginia shut its plant last week after shipping more than 15 000 cases of first grade tomatoes this season. On closing day employees enjoyed a luncheon served by management. Local residents and relatives are listed among visitors and birthday celebrations at Break Neck Springs on the Capon River.
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Cross Junction
Braithwaite Brothers’ Canning Company
Pearl Anthony
Middletown
Charles Anthony
Rockingham County
Clarence Sibert
C. G. Baker
Carter
Baker
Glenn
Iisridge Baker
Martinsburg
Gilbert DeHaven
Winchester
Pearl
Elnora Braithwaite
R. G. Braithwaite
Paul Braithwaite
J. G. Braithwaite
Break Neck Springs
Capon River
J. S. Braithwaite
E. W. Braithwaite
S. H. Braithwaite
Lee Whitacre
Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Misses Pauline Bean and Sadie Combs of Needmore West Virginia were guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hausenfluck. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs W C Adams included Thelma Graham Warren ton and the Adams family from Winchester. The Daughters of Wesley S B Class plan a chicken and oyster supper on October 14. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Samsell included Mr and Mrs Brown and son Dick.
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Stephens City
Pauline Bean
Sadie Combs
Needmore
W. Va
Raymond Hausenfluck
W.C. Adams
Thelma Graham
Warrenton
Eugene Adams
Patsy
Graham
Kenneth Adams
Shirley Belle
Winchester
Dan Brumback
Cooley
Esten Rudolph
Kathryn
Stephenson
Harold March
Harry
Emma Jean
T. A. Grim
Front Royal
Grim
John Bray
Ollie Grim
Ridings Chapel
Frank Ewing
Calvin Grim
Wesley S. 8
Paul Samsell
Brown
Weekend Socials Dot Rural Pennsylvania News
Mrs. Abe Diffendaffer of High Spier and Mrs. Norman Bean of Winchester visited friends. Madison Riggleman and daughter Genevieve joined Rev. and Mrs. Luther Riggleman. A. W. Doggett hosted H. B. Parker, C. W. Parker, and Dorothy Scott, with Mrs. Barley and Gladys Barley in New York for the World’s Fair. Ora Wise’s guests included Mrs. Dollie Enck and others from Carlisle.
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Abe Diffendaffer
High Spier
Norman Bean
Winchester
Nellie Huber
Madison Riggleman
Genevieve
Luther Riggleman
A. W. Doggett
H. B. Parker
Waterford
C. W. Parker
Berryville
Dorothy Scott
Washington
Frank Barley
Gladys Barley
Lewis Barley
New York
Ora Wise
Dollie Enck
Mary Ilgenfritz
Josiah Zeigler
Leon
Carlisle
Brush Creek Notes From Virginia Favors Community Gatherings
Brush Creek Virginia local items report visits by Abige Whitacre and family to Shanghai West Virginia family illness of Carson Shade. Singers planned at Chestnut Grove October 22 by radio. Scarlet fever affects Gainesboro school and local households. Attending church and visiting relatives noted. Ora Whitacre family employed in apple area. Aaron DeHaven visiting Whitacre home.
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Brush Creek
Abige P. Whitacre
I. C. Whitacre
Laura C. Dailey
Ruth M. Kerns
Siler
Carson H. Shade
Shanghai
W. Va
Shade
Alva Lamp
Ruth Kerns
Dailey
Nora Whitacre
U. B
Mt. Hebron
C. H. Reynolds
Gainesboro
Ora Whitacre
Howards Chapel
Apple
Max Braithwaite
Aaron DeHaven
Winchester
S. Carson Whitacre
Snowden
Gainesboro News Notes Local Moves and Visits
Gainesboro Virginia on October 12 reports Leonard Williamson and family visiting Covington. Rev Fred Crowe and wife moved to Summersfield Pennsylvania. Shenandoah Canning plant workers from the area in Winchester. Riley Parrill and family visited Minnie Lamp. O P DeHaven and family from Gainesboro visiting East Berlin Pennsylvania. Walter DeHaven and daughter Agnes stayed with Ruben DeHaven's family.
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Gainesboro
Leonard Williamson
Covington
E. E. Bayliss
Fred Crowe
Summersfield
Shenandoah
Winches
Riley Parrill
Grimes
Minnie Lamp
O. P. DeHaven
East Berlin
Walter DeHaven
Agnes
Ruben DeHaven
Daily crossword puzzle clues and word list
The page presents a mixed list of crossword clues with numbers and partial answers. It includes entries such as Citizen and A jackdaw with abbr, various clues for Seaport Finland and types of fiber, plus several odd phrases and garbled text. The bottom notes indicate distribution by King Features Syndicate.
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Finland
Trading Steady In Western Apples Amid Week of Sales
In Yakima and Wenatchee, apple trading stayed steady with Jonathans remaining the popular variety and Delicious inching along as sales lagged midweek. The crop is seen 10 to 15 percent under pre season estimates, likely short of government forecasts, with about 100 cars diverted to canners from the Jonathans.
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Yakima
Wash
Wenatchee
Iroquois Storm Haunts Aboard Passage to New York
Passengers describe a three day storm on the liner Iroquois as alarms and rumors of explosions spread aboard. Crew and officers searched trunks daily while some feared a time bomb. 788 aboard endured injuries and illness during the voyage from Britain to New York.
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Mary Stiegelman
Baltimore
United States
White House
E. A. Chelton
Washington
Berlin
Athenia
Neil Fitzgerald
Hollywood
Liverpool
Dublin
Cobh
J. J. Judge
Des Moines
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