Pat Dunn marks 30 years behind Winchester fire rig
John H. Dunn observed his 30th year as driver for the Rouss Fire Company yesterday. He began with the department in 1915 when Winchester boasted the first combination pump chemical and hose truck in the United States. The current Reuss Company rig is the fifth since motorization, reflecting ongoing updates in local firefighting equipment.
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John H
Pat” Dunn
Rouss Fire Company
Dunn
United States
Reuss Company
Winchester
Returns To Oliver General Hospital
Pfc. Richard P. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jackson of Gray Avenue, has returned from a 30 day furlough to Oliver General Hospital Augusta Ga for treatment. He recently came from the ETO after seven months of duty and was wounded in February in Holland.
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G. A. Jackson
Gray Avenue
Oliver General Hospital
Augusta
Pfc. Jackson
Holland
Edward L. Cooper
Lulu Cooper
Gainesboro
Fort Belvoir
Germany
Meetings And Social Notices From Local Clubs
The regular monthly meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association is tonight at 8 with a council session at 7 30. The Ladies Evening Star Bowling League forms at 7 45 Friday September 7 to elect officers and set by-laws as a handicap league. Stephenson Church Education Board meets at 8 to plan and order Sunday School year materials. Rachel Hodges class meets Thursday September 6 at 8 at Mrs Sally Shirley's home for officer elections and Snooper Friends reveal. Mr Clay Carr Sr remains ill at Winchester Memorial Hospital with eye removal and new operation planned. Weekend visits include Mrs Maude Henry Christen and relatives from Morgantown and Miami. Miss Ann Oakes leaves for Staunton to teach. Dixie Fugitt and Miss Davis were guests in Hampton.
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Health Center
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Rachel Hodges
The
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Sally Shirley
North Kent Street
Snooper Friends
Clay Carr
Boyce
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Triplets Share Birth Dates in Fleetwood Birth
In Fleetwood Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Paul Tyson welcome triplets with births split across dates. The first baby arrived at 11 59 PM the second at the stroke of midnight and the third at 12 01 AM marking two dates for three newborns.
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Fleetwood
Paul Tyson
District Nurses Hold Two Clinics In August
In August the District Nurse Association sponsored two clinics at Winch Memorial Hospital. An orthopedic and pediatric clinic examined 51 patients with shoe alteration recommendations by surgeons from the University of Virginia Hospital. A later anti convulsive clinic by Dr. Page Newbill admitted five patients to Blue Ridge Sanatorium with several hospitalized after referral. Follow ups, chest X ray instructions, and weekly visits by white and colored nurseries and kindergartens totaled 164 August visits.
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M. Birdsong
University of Virginia Hospital
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Crippled Childrens’ Society of Virginia
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Winchester Tuberculosis
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Berryville Social Events and Village Notes
Berryville civic life highlights include local visits by Lt. Bayard Stevens Jr and family, Mrs. Elizabeth Warne, and Rev. and Mrs. Lightner hosting relatives. Church groups plan a September meeting with Dr. Magnifico as guest speaker. Allies Nations Bazaar preparations proceed with Clarke County Woman's Club fundraising set for December.
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Woman's Club of
Clarke County
Social notes of Berryville residents and visitors
Mrs. William Sparrow chairs defraying expenses for a veteran’s child in need. Washington figures Betty Jean-Henry and Betty Boxwell visited family. Ruby J. Davis returned from Orkney Springs. Harriet and Emma Lee McDonald came from Akron to Berryville to see Mrs. Ethel Slonaker. Lynn and Gordon Slonaker visited Washington relatives. Joyce Davis attended Labor Day picnic with Linda Huyette family in Winchester. Louise Huyette and Ethel Slonaker leave for Fairfax. Joyce and Nancy Davis accompany them home.
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Jimmy Ritter
Hugh N. Ritter
Brookville
Charles Wilkins
Ritter
Silver Spring
Mrs. Ritter
Mr. Corey
Jean Corey
Washington, D. C
William Sparrow
Harriet
Emma Lee McDonald
Akron
Ohio
Berryville
Ethel M. Slonaker
Joyce Davis
Linda Huyette
Eugene Dunn
Frances Hounshell
Betty Mansell
Winchester
George Frederick
Baltimore
Louise Huyette
Sunfay
Fairfax
Joyce
Nancy Davis
A UW Talk On Mexico At September Meeting
The A. U. W. will hold its September meeting at 449 West Leicester Street the afternoon of September 8 at 3 o'clock. Guest speaker Mrs. Ian MacCallum will discuss Mexico. Members are eligible to attend, with a board meeting at 2 30 preceding. Hostesses are Mrs. R. S. Underwood, Mrs. Harold Rowe and Mrs. F. H. Yellett.
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J. A.holinger
West
Leicester Street
Ian MacCallum
Mexico
Hotinger
R. S
Japanese War Rules Warn Death for GIs Purchases
A Tokyo agency broadcast reported Japan will punish anyone in Japan who buys goods from American soldiers or trades with them with death or up to 20 years in prison. The warning underscores tightened wartime controls affecting civilians and occupying forces.
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San Francisco
Comei
Japan
Mary Shipman Van Royen Inherits Fairfield Estate
In New York Surrogates Court today the will of Elizabeth M. Shipman of Fairfield County and New York was offered for probate. The bulk of her estate, described as more than $10,000, will go to her daughter Mary Shipman Van Royen of Winchester, with Mary named primary heir. Mrs Shipman died in Connecticut on August 17. The final value of the estate has not yet been determined.
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New York
Elizabeth M. Shipman
Fairfield County
Conn
Mary Shipman van Royen
Winchester
Bowen Elected President of Potomac Edison Employees
Lee W. Morgan of Hagerstown Maryland was elected president of the Potomac Edison System Employees Association. Officers named include Charles W. Poole Frederick Maryland Andrew J. Bowen Winchester Virginia Claude M. Twigg Cumberland vice presidents and Anguene Wyant Hagerstown treasurer.
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Hagerstown
Potomac-Edison System
Charles W. Poole
Frederick
Andrew J. Bowen
Winchester
Claude M. Twigg
Cumberland
Ang.uenerieve Wyant
Crossword Clue Fragments From A Puzzle Page
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