Winchester Civic League alters luncheon time
The Civic League will hold its luncheon at 1 o'clock instead of 1 30 on Friday at The Chanticleer Inn. Staunton hosted a misc shower for Cpl and Mrs Lehring Anderson from Winchester who wed September 28. Several local residents attended and guests noted autumn decor and a large wedding cake. Master Sgt Walter Hirth and his family arrived from Pittsburg after his discharge at Indian Town Gap. The Robert Bodens celebrate a son born October 30 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Jubilee Ladies Aid meets November at 10, with a noon covered dish. program on The Price of Enduring Peace. The Girls Athletic Association meets November 1 at 8 with council meeting at 7 30. Frank Feinberg shows progress after surgery. he plans convalescence in Winchester. Also noted are Nov 1 meetings at the Luttrell home.
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Civic League
Chanticleer Inn
Winchester
Staunton
Lehring Anderson
J. W. Elliott
Tyler Wood
Mary Gray Court
Staunon
Claude Brown
Virginia Tinsley
Odessa Smith
June Mabry
Helen White
Marvin Miller
Maxine Miller
Clermont Bosserman
Nancy Miller
Joyce Brown
Kathleen On
Verdic Vie
Annie Martin
Viola Mar
H. H. Robertson
Mary Belle McLear
Frances Partish
D. D. Diehl
Evalee Durham
J. W. Swartz
Elizabeth Brown
Hugh Tyler Wood
Graygon Wood
David Brown
Swink
Mickey Parrish
Billy Robertson
Stover
James Durham
Walter K. Hirth
Walter
Hirth
Charles L. Hirth
Pittsburg
New York
Marseille
France
Indiantown Gap
Jubilee Ladies Aid
Levi Anderson
Front Royal Road
Jeff Cave
Girls Athletic Association
Elks Club
Dorothy Larrick
Community Day Program in Presbyterian Church Friday
An interesting program for Community Day Service is planned at the Presbyterian Church on South Loudoun Street Friday November 2 starting at 3 30 o clock with special music and the sermon The Price of Enduring Peace by Rev F ce Loughan pastor of the First Baptist Church at Front Royal. Public invited.
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Presbyterian
South Loudoun Street
F. Ce Loughan
First Baptist
Front Royal
Young Adult Class Plans Halloween Party
The Young Adult Class of the Presbyterian Church will host a Halloween party tonight. Volunteers will share treats and games after the evening service in the church hall.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Berryville Social News Highlights Close to 1946 March of Dimes Director
Berryville notes list visits and social calls by residents and relatives in Clarke County. Ludwell Baldwin of Norfolk named State Director of the 1946 March of Dimes campaign for infantile paralysis. Chaplain Ernest Williams and Mrs Williams visit Norfolk. Mrs. Bayard Stevens leaves Berryville for Washington, D C with Miss Kitty McDonald.
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Clarke
Ludwell Baldwin
Norfolk
Formr
Berryville
Baldwin
Portia Baldwin
Annie M. Stribling
Ernest H. Williams
Mrs. Williams
Berryville Social Calendar Highlights Military Returns Visitors
Weekend visitors filled Berryville as families and friends gathered for furloughs and travel. Lt Eugene Williamson joined relatives before leaving for California while Lt Jack Weisman and family settled in an apartment in the Berlin Building. Cpl Beverley Whiting, Cpl Raymond Shackleford, and Pfc Archie Orndorff returned briefly before resuming duties.
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Jack Weisman
Pacific Theatre
Berryville
Mrs. Wiseman
Master Jackie Weisman
Berlin
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Capt and Mrs Paul Purcell return to Berryville from Staunton with visits to Mrs Gladys Racer and Miss Edith Racer in Berryville and a trip to Washington and Baltimore. Pfc Roy Leake has arrived on the west coast and will join his family in Berryville soon. Major and Mrs Nettles and party depart Alabama for family visits before returning to California. Other locals visit Bethesda Alexandria Front Royal and Bethesda for games and family time.
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Paul Purcell
Staunton
Pfc
Roy Leake
Pacific
West Coast
Berryville
Major
John Nettles, Jr
Nettles
Barbara Stolle
Carroll Stolle
Alabama
Major Nettles
California
Hollywood strike ends as union leader orders return
Hollywoods 7000 film workers resume jobs after AFL Washington authorization. Sorrell ties return to contract protections and replacement workers by rival union. In Galveston, AFL clerks strike ends with settlements. 5000 idle workers return. Greyhound bus strike looms across eastern routes with 4000 clerks and drivers under threat of midnight walkout unless wage and contract terms reached.
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Hollywood
Herbert Sorrell
AFL
Washington
Sorrell
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Galveston
Tex
Longshoremen’s Association
Mississippi
Uonight
Central
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
AFL Amalgamated Street Electric Railway
School case added to docket in Stephens City
Saturday docket items include a warrant charge against Haddie Madagan for failing to send her son Stuart to school. The case is set for 1 o clock with three additional matters scheduled later in the day before Court of Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards.
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Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
Haddie Madagan
Stephens City
Stuart
Truck Driver Jailed For Driving Drunk
Harry Pershing Holliday of Baltimore Maryland was arraigned before Judge John Rice in Police Court and fined $100 plus costs for driving under the influence. He was ordered to serve 10 days of a 30 day sentence and his operator's license was automatically revoked.
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Harry Pershing Holliday
Baltimore
John Rice
Truman says he has not thought about a second term
President Truman told reporters at a news conference that he has given no thought to a possible campaign for a second term. He noted he is busy with other matters and declined to testify about future plans at this time.
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Washington
Truman
Miss Palchikoff Discusses Burn Victims and Limited Medical Care
A witness describes a makeshift hospital in a school house after a bombing. She recalls doctors had no effective treatment for severe burns and used basic swabs and castor oil. She notes several death patterns from two days to a month, including hair loss and green bodies before death.
Unclear blast claim cited in mountain home report
Eyewitnesses describe a fire torn object and a collapsing house with no serious injuries to the family. In the mountains Japanese survivors recall a flash and fear American bombing aimed at children.
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Eicher
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