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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1941

Page

2

Local Post Office Personnel Pledged To Aid Defense

The Post Office Department and Treasury plan a nationwide educational program to promote defense bonds and stamps. Samar employees vow monthly purchases under a voluntary plan, with 100 percent participation reported at the Winchester office. Stamps and bonds available at post offices and banks in various denominations. details on Series E and other bonds available at banks.

Post Office Department Treasury ? 1 Samar Defense Winchester

Noted Evangelistic Team to Hold Meetings in Winchester

The Rev. Robert A. Whitten announces an evangelistic campaign from November 9 to 23 with Miss Amy Lee Stockton delivering sermons. Miss Rita Gould will direct music. The group, based in Detroit and Pasadena, travels nationwide to large churches and recently preached in Washington and Duluth.

Robert A. Whitten Congregational- Christian Church Amy Lee Stockton America Rita Gould Detroit Pasadena Calif Whitten Winchester Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church Wash Ington Metropolitan Baptist Church Washington Miss Stockton Northern Seminary of Chicago California Nevada Miss Gould Toronto Virginia Iowa Duluth Minn The Star

Ranches Over 10,000 Acres In U S In 1940

In 1940 the United States had 5 471 ranches of 10 000 acres or more according to W O P A figures. This indicates a substantial portion of large scale ranching concentrated in the national landscape.

United States

Industries in Fifth District run at capacity in September

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports September activity at near peak levels across major sectors. Cotton mills and tobacco plants hit records, coal mines rose 18 percent from 1940, shipyards and auto factories stayed near peaks, and construction held steady despite priorities.

Richmond Federal Reserve District Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Band Monthly Business Review Federal Reserve Virginia West Virginia Maryland District of Columbia North South Carolina

S. S. Reuben James Torpedoed During War Action Near Iceland

The S S Reuben James was struck by a torpedo in a night action with a German submarine wolfpack southwest of Iceland. Two weeks earlier the destroyer Kearny was similarly hit with eleven sailors killed and ten wounded. Commander Edwards of the Reuben James, a Texan from San Saba, aged 35, had a varied naval career including captain of the 1928 Olympic wrestling team.

Kearny Iceland Navy Department Reuben James Edwards San Saba Tex Navy Naval Academy Texas U. S. S. Florida Reno

Answers to the Daily Quiz

The page lists quiz answers including items such as Alpha and Omega, Mr McKinley Alaska Raymond Poincare Pilgrim's Progress chemists Ypres Iraq Augusta and a writer's narrative of his own life.

Mr. McKinley Alaska Raymond Poincare

Large Increase In Sabotage Cited By Agent

F B I cases of sabotage rose from 35 per year in 1938 to 6800 in the fiscal year ending last July. Special investigator R H Cunningham told about the agency's role at a Men's Club meeting of the Presbyterian Church. He described the plant survey program and urged calm, noting the agency’s work on espionage and sabotage.

R. H. Cunnningham The Presbyterian Church Brady Largent Cunningham Roosevelt

Pierce Cleared in Fatal Shooting Case Returns to Farm Life

Marie Pierce, acquitted of first degree murder in the Moreland shooting, left the courthouse to resume her Clarke County 110 acre farm duties. Her defense denied an affair and argued the incident was a heat of passion fight. prosecutors sought manslaughter. Pierce plans to continue farming after years in Boston society and a Virginia divorce.

Boston Hunt Club Old Dominion Moreland Miss Pierce William B. Watkins Frank Wray Commonwealth Ed. Wiliams Harry Kern, Sr Aubrey Weaver Dr. Jekell Mr. Hyde Richard Owen Chilly Holow Owen Canada Clarke County New England New York Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains Ted Jones

New Superintendent Dr Bryant Arrives in Winchester District

Dr Bryant arrives to lead the Winchester district of the Methodist Church succeeding Rev McIntyre now pastor in Petersburg. Mrs Bryant and three children Nell Anne and Jane join him at the district parsonage on Fairmont avenue. He preaches his first sermon Sunday at Braddock Street Church and returns to Duncan Memorial Church Berryville in the evening. public invitation is extended.

Bryant Lynchburg Winchester Methodist Church W. W. McIntyre Petersburg Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville

Cub Meeting Set at Presbyterian Church Monday

J. H. Muyskens announced a 2 o'clock progress meeting at the Presbyterian Church on Monday November 3. Winchester church representatives will report on establishing Cub Dens and Cub Packs.

J. H. Muyskens Central District Presbyterian Church Churches of Winchester W. H. Lawrence,Jr Braddock Street Methodist Church E. L. Keller Market Street Methodist Church Margaret Eagle J. K. Boyle Episcopal Church A. H. Morgan E. T. Clark Church of Christ C. L. Butler First Brethren Church F. R. Seely Boy Scouts of America

Mrs Wohlford Returns From Brother's Funeral

Mrs. Wohlford has returned to her Bartinsville home from Whitley City Kentucky where she attended the funeral of her brother Prof. John Lester Sheppard who died earlier this week. Her two brothers Dr Livingston B Sheppard of Harvard University and Dr Edwin F Sheppard of Jenkins Kentucky died within a week of each other in July.

John Wohlford Bartinsvile Whitley City John Lester Sheppard Livingston B. Sheppard Harvard University Edwin F. Sheppard Jenkins, Ky

Rural Worker Brings Eight Cows To A Busy Farm

A farmer works in blue jeans and an overall jacket, milking eight cows and tending a wheat crop. She handles haying tasks, drives a two horse team, plows, mows, loads hay, fills a silo, and manages other farm labor tasks despite not playing at farming.

Tri County Odd Fellows Meet in Middletown Virginia

The Tri County Association of Odd Fellows met in Middletown with 45 Odd Fellows 26 Rebekahs and 30 visitors present. George Sloat presided as president and Miss Virginia Coffman spoke on three new lodges formed this year. A Halloween party followed the business session and the next meeting is scheduled for Front Royal on December 9.

Middletown Tri-County Association of Odd Fellows George Sloat Front Royal Odd Fellows Rebekahs America Everett D. Kline Fay Chung Chinaman Virginia Coffman Rebekah Assembly of Virginia Cc. G. Harrell Joe Funk Stephens City Hallowe’n

Plane Crash Kills 17 Passengers and 3 Crew Members

United States nationals and foreign travelers perish when an American Airlines transport crashes near St. Thomas Ontario in darkness. The jet, flying at 4000 feet, vanished after last contact from Chicago. Names of victims include Robert Flowers and Edward Bigda among passengers and Captain David I Cooper among crew, with several engineers and representatives from Michigan and New York companies.

American Airlines Chicago Jarvis Ont Florence New York Ame Jia Airlines St. Thomas Robert Flowers Hastings N. Y Edward Bigda Bridgeport Stinson Aircraft Frank A. Fisher Detroit Frank Snyder Buffalo C. I. O. United Automobile Workers George E. Russell Niagara Falls Gilman Fpanfold Corporation James George David I. Cooper Plandome R. L. Owens New York City Stwards Mary E. Blackly Nw York City

Williams Adds To Realty Holdings

Herbert S. Larrick acting as special commissioner of the Corporation Court has sold and deeded to L. H. Williams, former city policeman, a Shawnee Heights lot fourty feet wide on Shenandoah avenue with back to a twelve foot alley. The parcel adjoins three Williams acquisitions, with his residence on the middle lot, and he plans to build houses there in the future.

Herbert S. Larrick Corporation Court L. H. Williams Shawnee Heights Shenandoah Avenue Williams

Germany Attacks Swinging Fronts In War Frontlines

British dispatches report German forces hammering Soviet defenses from the Tula sector to Volokolamsk and pressing toward Rostov and the Donets basin. Volokolamsk changes hands three times in three days as Moscow acknowledges heavy German pressure on Moscow and a possible Don river offensive. The Leningrad frontline remains tenuous while air battles and selective raids continue. Tokyo calls for peace talks amid wartime tensions.

Gregory Zhukov Red Army Tula Volokolamsk London Hitler Donets River Rostov-on-Don Don River Caucasus Moscow Berlin Kremlin Boris Godunov Leningrad Russia Tass Mews Dienst Bolshevists Lake Ladoga Gulf of Finland Germany England Tokyo Japan Times and Advertiser United States Japan

Disciples of Christ Rural Charge Worship Schedule

Minister S J Goode leads services at Ebenezer Bilbe School Capon Bridge with Bible School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Capon Bridge Bible School at 10 a.m. worship 7 30 p.m. Communion observed at these services.

Disciples OF Christ S. J. Goode Ebenezer Bilbe School Capon Bridge

Daily Crossword Clues Untidy Theebbed Piercing tools

Crossword clue list with multiple definitions including untidy mess Theebbed piercing tools and various abbreviations for manuscripts and other terms Answer set includes benevole theoretic force inspires with fear owes money oily and a vegetal not all entries are clear due to OCR-like errors

Mrs. Dora Barnes 62 Died at Winchester Hospital

Mrs. Dora Barnes 62 widow of Edward Barnes died at 12 20 this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital after multiple recent illnesses. She lived at 414 Highland avenue for 20 years and was a Berkeley Springs West Virginia church member. Survived by daughter Mrs. Harry Kelchner and two grandchildren with sister Mrs. J T Yost. Funeral arrangements set for Berkeley Springs Presbyterian Church.

Dora Barnes Edward Barnes Winchester Memorial Hospital Highland Avenue Berkeley Springs W. Va Presbyterian Church Harry Kelchner J. T. Yost Kelchner George Rector Omp

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