Red Cross offers advanced first aid class in county
United States defense program training begins with 31 enrollments in Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter. Classes run 7 30 to 9 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Thursday from September 25, with sessions at City Hall court and Rouss Fire Hall. Instructors are Taylor Barr Cecil Grim and George Reading.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Red Cross
Wintz
Washington
Council of Civilian Defense
Corporation Courtroom
City Hall
Rouss Fire Hall
Boscawen and
Braddock Streets
Taylor Barr
Cecil Grim
George Reading
Victor Arthur
Thelma Barr
Lewis N. Barton
Mary Warden Boyd
Lee A. Brown
Jessie C. Carpenter
George K. Dove
W. N. Gochenour
Bernard F. Grove
AS . Halvosa
Lawrence Holts
George T. Hyde
George Jones
Lillian Lambert
Louise Langbein
Nancy Larrick
Elizacy Massey
Stella D. Moore
McCann
Gasoline rationing feared as September allotment cited
Local gas officials warned that the September allotment at 85 percent of July sales will not keep rations open. The telegraph advised consumers in the l m and tobacco belts to seek relief now. The shortage will mainly affect by product workers and the general public as gasoline restrictions bite, though distributors say they have fuel on hand if deliveries are allowed.
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Cottomwand Tobacco
Urgent knitters sought for Red Cross drive
Winchester Frederick Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for volunteers to knit over 200 sweaters monthly with three times as many for children. Sweaters to England and Russia. call Red Cross headquarters at 5412 to volunteer. Wool arrives 150 pounds to be distributed tomorrow from 10:30 to 12 in Friends Meeting House. Residents urged to donate wool for afghans.
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Winchester-Frederick
American Red Cross
Star
England
An Ussia
Red Cross
Nooh
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Mrs Henderson of Madison County Died Yesterday
Mrs Alice D Henderson 70 wife of John D Henderson of Madison County and mother of Mrs Oscar Carr Clarke County died at Winchester Memorial hospital at 5 pm yesterday after visiting her son in law and daughter. She was born July 17 1871 daughter of the late James L and Mollie Conway Davis. Survived by husband six children four grandchildren one brother and one sister. Funeral at Enders Funeral Home Berryville Wednesday 9 30 am with Rev Parker and Rev Frazier. burial near Palmyra Church Madison County.
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Alice D. Henderson
John D. Henderson
Madison
Oscar Carr
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Henderson
Raccoon Ford
Madison County
James L. and
Mollie Conway Davis
J. D. Henderson
Milford
T. H. Henderson
Louisville
J. M. Henderson
Raleigh
N. C
W. P. Henderson
Covington
C. N. Ec
the Baptist Church
Goodwin Frazier
Charles Town
Palmyra Church
The Capitol Theatre Raises 258 For USO Quotas
During the national campaign week of Sept 16 theatres across the United States raised 258.98 dollars for United Service Organization quotas. Capitol Theatre manager Lamar Keene said the funds will be applied to any new quotas set for Winchester.
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United States
United Service Organization
Capitol Theatre
Lamar Keene
Winchester
Treasury Receipts and Debt Figures Reported
Washington reports Treasury status for Sept 13 with receipts of 44 439 477 55 dollars and expenditures of 38 729 239 81 dollars. Gross debt stands at 50 903 057 804 07 dollars.
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Washington
the Treasury
Valley Welcoming Tour Recalled By Stotler At Lodge Meeting
Bryan Stotler told Madison Lodge No. 6 I O O F members how a courteous welcome to tourists yields profits and kindness. Four candidates were initiated into First and Second degrees as L E Dickerson led a Harrisonburg delegation and a Mr White of Florida attended.
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Bryan Stotler
Madison Lodge No. 6
Odd Fellowship
Stotler
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Utah City
Washington
Oregon
States
Mexico
Canada
Bermuda
Cuba
Shenandoah Valley
Ralph G. Bennett
Charles E. Frazier
Arthur Rhodes
Robert H. White
Harrisonburg
L. E. Dickerson
Mr. White
Florida
U S begins ships protection as Axis raiders feared
In a Milwaukee address Knox outlined broad navy duties to protect ships in Atlantic waters. The plan includes convoy protection and orders to capture or destroy Axis submarines or surface raiders encountered, with secrecy surrounding routes and patrol shifts to hunt raiders.
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Roosevelt
Atlantic
Knox
American Legion
Milwaukee
Navy
Iceand
Answers to the Daily Quiz Quiz Sheet
The page lists ten quiz answers including Virginia North Cuba trumpet five cents surveyor Gloucester Iran Persia and Paul.
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Virginia
North
Cuba
Trumpet
Surveyor
Gloucester
Iran
Persia
Paul
Patrons' League Names Chairmen for New Year
At a Patrons' League meeting in Boyce C. W. Glascock named year chairmen. Mrs Clyde Levi leads Room-mother and Mrs Lawrence Garver heads Program. C. M Miley chairs Finance with W D Burtner and S M Lane as assistants. Clay B Carr outlined Berryville high bids for the new building.
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Star
Patrons’ League
C. W. Glascock
Clyde Levi
Lawrence Garver
R. H. Gardiner
Philip H. Grim
Nance
C. M. Miley
C. M. Miley. Serving With Mr. Miley Will Be W. D. Burtner
S. M. Lane
Archie M. Robertson
W. M. Fenton
Superrs
Chapel District
Clay B. Carr
Berryville
Retha Gaunt
Market Quotations in Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Lists
Potatoes and sweet potatoes hold steady in Baltimore markets. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep move with mixed steadiness across Baltimore and Chicago quotes, highlighting steady cow prices, steady to lower hogs, and variable cattle demand with gains for choice yearlings and sausage bulls in some lots.
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Baltimore
MD. Va
U. S
Chicago
House Leaders Seek Approval for Lend Lease Funding
President reports total appropriations at 246 million by August 31, up from 75 million by May 31. Senator Hill notes equipment transfers will rise in coming months and Barkley calls for continued money to prevent production gaps. Roosevelt says aid is defense not charity, as weapons begin to flow and will accelerate.
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Ments
Senator Hill
Barkley
Roosevelt
America
Market sees little change amid Axis events and profit slips
A New York stock market summary shows scattered gains and losses with no clear trend by mid afternoon. Trading was sluggish with few large blocks of cheap shares and brokers noting limited speculative appetite amid ongoing international and congressional developments.
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New York
Atlantic
Freakish pig litters noted by Hayfield exhibitor
M. H. Rosenberger of Hayfield reports another freakish pig born with a bladder like cyst near the head, following a prior specimen exhibited in town. He notes one litter with seven piglets and another with twelve.
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M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Rosenberger
Brown Dies at Boyce After Heart Condition
Thomas Benton Brown of Boyce died at 4 15 Sunday at his son William Brown’s home. A Fauquier County native, he lived most of his life there until moving to Boyce after his wife’s death two years ago. He is survived by three daughters and seven sons including Albert Marshall William James Wallace with service set for Wednesday at 2 PM from the Brown residence.
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Thomas Benton Brown
Boyce
William Brown
John B. Brown
Fauquier County
Joseph Hitt
Amissville
Granville Swain
The
Plains
Charles Hall
Atoka
Albert
Marshall
William
James
Ohio
Wallace
Camp Lee
New York
United States Army
Brown
Association Moves To Secure Bounties
At a Winchester and Frederick County Game and Fish Protective Association meeting H A Snapp urged clearly marking game preserve lines in Frederick county to help hunters avoid closed areas. A committee was appointed to seek bounties on hawks crows and Great Horned owls from the Board of Supervisors, with ethics and educational meetings proposed for members. No other actions were taken.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Back Creek
Boyd_ Hamman
Herry— Butler
John Bywaters
Marian Bayliss
John Jolliffe
J. R. Brandon
Claude Stickley
Association
Connectiot
First Aid Class Views Safety Film for Defense Program
Members of the Red Cross Defense First Aid Class previewed Safety for Defense produced by the National Safety Council. The film, to be used by the Winchester Junior Board of Trade in its 1941 Safety program, demonstrates practical safety methods for workers to support national defense. Regular showings begin the week of September 22 as the Board opens the program.
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Red Cross Defense
National Safety Council
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Postoffice Robbed At Sperryville
An undetermined amount of stamps and defense bonds were stolen from the Sperryville postoffice yesterday morning after an entrance was forced to the store housing the office. Postmaster Mrs. Z H Sealock notified the Postoffice Department in Washington. Sheriff Jim Lillard guarded the premises until a Charlottesville inspector arrived.
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Postoffice
Sperryville
Z. H. Sealock
Postoffice Department
Washington
Jim Lillard
Charlottesville
Achievement Day Set For October 2 In Frederick County
The Frederick County home demonstration clubs announce the annual Achievement Day for Thursday October 2 with an education exhibit on nutrition in cooperation with Winchester and Clarke County Garden Clubs running October 2 3 and 4. The display will be in the store building at Piccadilly and Loudoun with a Parish House event planned for October 2 and committees busy organizing programs luncheon exhibits and hostess duties. Winchester Va September 16 1941 Master Commissioner J W Baker sets October 7 1941 as the filing and proving date for claims in the Trier estate case with notices to all creditors and interested parties.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Clarke County
Elizabeth Sprouse
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Christ Church
J. W. Stipe
Stephenson
Madeline Myers
D. M. Grover
Middletown
H. A. Funk
Stephens City
Fred Whitacre
Lilly Adams
George Bywaters
Shawnee
Esten Rudolph
Stonewall
Charles Bass
Richard Good
Walter Adams
North Frederick
Ee Rick
By Fisher
Walter Larrick
Ott Snapp
Friendly Grove
Clarence Forde
Evandiale
Harold Cooper
Gravel Springs
C. M. Rosenberger
Corporation Court
City OF
Virginia
Thomas J. Trier
James Trier
Chancery
Mary Victoria Trier
North
Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
M. M. Lynch
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B. Smalts & Son
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
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Thomas Credit Jewelers
N. Loudoun
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U.S
Valley Best
West
Sig Jpont
Flere and
Pittsburgh Paints
Eis
Ead
Ads
Peewee Elie
Florhide
Glaize and
Bro
Glasscock
House
Stock Market Report
N. Y
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Cigar
T. B. Brown
Travel Bargain S Ound
New Yorksberg
Baltimore & Ohio
Board of Supervisors
Bounty Committee
Shengas
County Women and Garden Clubs
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Jones
Jones FS
South
Loudoun ST
Lenas Teal d.Seere Nein
Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
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