Mary McCormick Announces Marriage of Mary Jeanne
Mrs. Mary Eugene McCormick announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Jeanne to Captain Knute Waldemar Flint of Kent Ohio. The ceremony was at the National Universalist Memorial Church in Washington D C on Sunday morning September 16 at nine thirty with Capt Anne Sumarlidason of Washington as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eugene McCormick
Mary Jeanne
Knute Waldemar Flint
John Flint
Kent
Ohio
National Universalist Memorial
Delores McCormick
Capt
Anne Sumarlidason
Washington
Quota Club Met Friday Night at Fort Loudoun Restaurant
The Quota Club held its regular meeting Friday night at the Fort Loudoun Rest aurant. District Governor Mrs. Nettie Davis of Wilmington Delaware spoke as principal. Attendees included Kane District Treasurer and Secretary. The District Conference is set for October 13 and 14 in Wilmington, with local representation by President Miss Sue Schlack and Miss Mary Virginia Rosen berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Fort Loudoun
Nettie Davis
Wilmington
Del
Kane
Sue Schlack
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
GAA September Tea Moved to Elks Club Rooms
Weather prompts change of venue for the Girls Athletic Association September Tea. Members should sign up with Miss Elener Stimmel or Miss Jean Campbell at 6525 by Wednesday. Committee includes Miss Stimmel chair, Miss Sullivan, Mrs Seatrignt, Mrs Stine, and Mrs Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Elks Club
Elener Stimmel
Jean Campbell
Kathryn Sullivan
John Seatrignt
William Stine
Robt. Jasper
Local Soldier Returns From Furlough at Fort Meade
Cpl Roland Ridgeway has returned to Fort Meade after a thirty day furlough with his wife Mrs Ruby Ridgeway at Boyce and his mother Mrs Mary Ridgeway on the Martinsburg Pike. He has just come back from overseas. Linwood Taylor and wife of Washington DC welcome a son Dennis Yates born Sunday Sept 16 in Columbia Hospital Washington DC. Mrs Taylor was formerly Miss Roberta Fleming of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Roland Ridgeway
Fort Meade
Ruby Ridgeway
Boyce
Mary Ridgeway
Martinsburg Pike
Ridgeway
Linwood Taylor
Washington, D. C
Dennis Yates
Columbia Hospital
Miss Shade Enrolls in Medical Secretarial Course
Miss Frances Shade, formerly a secretary at National Biscuit Co. in Hagerstown Maryland, resigns to study at Shenandoah College Dayton Ohio. She leaves Monday for Dayton to enroll as a Medical Secretarial Student in a one year program covering advanced business and pre medical subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Shenandoah College
Frances Shade
National Biscuit Co
Hagerstown
Daytona
Miss Shade
Dayton
Miss Pifer Leaves for St Mary's School in Raleigh
Miss Laurett Pifer daughter of Dr and Mrs H S Pifer of 314 West Leicester street departed Monday night for Raleigh North Carolina to attend St Mary's School. Mrs Morven Thompson will host the Thursday afternoon bridge club at Miss Jacquelin Smith's Wolfe Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pifer
St. Marys
Laurett Pifer
H. S. Pifer
West Leicester St
Raleigh
N. C
St. Mary’s School
Thompson
Morven Thompson
Jacquelin Smith
Wolfe Street
Friday Club To Meet With Mrs Nelson Page
The Friday afternoon fridge club will meet at Mrs Nelson Page s home on Amherst Street. Miss Baker left Monday for Madison College and Miss Jean Bake left Monday for Harrisonburg Virginia to attend Madison College. Susan May Milly born September 14 at Winchester Memorial Hospital to Lt and Mrs George Milly. Mrs Milly formerly Georgia Bywaters of Opequon. Lt Milly stationed at Buckley Field California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Baker
Madison College
Jean Bake
Momingue Avenue
Harrisonburg
Milley
George
Milly
Susan May
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Georgia Bywaters
Opequon
Buckley Field
Cal
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs William C Nichelson
Mr and Mrs William C Nicholson of Washington DC announce the birth of a daughter Susan Irene at Providence Hospital early this morning Mrs Nicholson is noted as former manager of McIntire Magee and Brown Company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Nichelson
William C. Nicholson
Washington, D.C
Susan Irene
Providence
Nichelson
McIntire, Magee and Brown Company
Girl Scouts Launch Finance Drive in Winchester
The Winchester Girl Scout Council seeks community funding starting October 1 to support training for leaders, new troops, camping, and program materials. Drive head Clifford D. Grim leads a team including W Nedson Page and Harold G. Brown as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Girl Scout Council
Deta
Clifford D. Grim Will
Will
W. Nedson Page
Harold G. Brown
J. W. Arthur
Mervil W. Adams
Frank Armstrong, Jr
J. Pinckney Arthur
Ford Barry
G. T. Binner, Jr
Harry W. Butler
Roy Cather
Mothers of Girl Scouts
Berryville Social News Notes From Out Of Town Guests
Berryville Virginia reports on funeral attendees for Mrs. Frank B. Whiting including Mrs. Charles Penrose Mrs. Frank Primrose and Miss Jean Marshall from Baltimore Md and Mr and Mrs William Potter of Wilmington Del Also Mrs Hunter McGuire and Mrs James Smith of Richmond and other local visits and weekend guests at Berryville households. Bobby Iden son of Dr and Mrs Iden will study at Randolph Macon Academy in Front Royal this year. Mrs Gordon Warfield of Dickerson Md was weekend guest of Miss Mabel Glascock with informal entertaining. Mr and Mrs Bert Kincer of Washington DC spent the weekend with Ernest Woodworth on South Church street. Mr and Mrs Roy E Potts hosted weekend guests Pfc Richard Potts and Miss Helyn Seay from Columbia S C with Sgt Roy E Potts Jr to join later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Forsythe
Berryville
Hagerstown
F. L. Sargent, Sr
West Clifford,sr
Washington
Baltimore
Leroy H. Burdett
Washington, D. C
R. L. Dodson
Kernstown
Dodson
Clarence Lemley
Roy
Katty
Garland Strickler
Gary and
Karen Strickler
Stephens City
Frank
Whiting
Charles Penrose
Frank Primrose
Jean Marshall
William Potter
Wilmington
Del
Hunter McGuire
James Smith
Richmond
Bobby Iden
C. H. Iden
Front Royal
Randolph Macon Academy
Gordon Warfield
Dickerson, Md
Mabel Glascock
Miss Glascock
Bert Kincer
Ernest Woodworth
South Church Street
Roy E. Potts
Pfc
Richard Potts
Helyn Seay
Columbia
S.C
Potts
Sgt
Roy E. Potts, Jr
Berryville Social Notes Reflect WWII Returnees and Relatives
Local residents share travel, family visits, and education plans amid wartime disruptions. Several names of returning service members, students entering Duke and Mary Washington College, and relatives visiting Kentucky, Tennessee, and New York highlight community ties and wartime pauses around Berryville and Clarke County.
Berryville guests and local movements noted
Mrs. Charley Levi and Mrs. Dorsey spent the weekend in Staunton and returned Sunday. H N Ritter and Rev George Lightner, with Earl Brown Ivan White and Herman Lloyd, visited in Washington DC Saturday. Earl Brown heads to Washington and Lee University Lexington as a freshman. Miss Josephine Drury and Miss Gay Levi leave Berryville for Mary Washington College Fredricksburg. Mr Leon W Robinson returns to Washington DC after a Berryville weekend. Elizabeth Elsea and Alberta Elsea of Arlington spend weekend in Berryville with Mrs Broaddus Elsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Johnson Lee
Washington, D. C
Clarke
George Johnson
H. N. Ritter
George S. Lightner
Earl Brown
Ivan White
Herman Lloyd
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Berryville High School
Josephine Drury
Eleanor Orr Dorsey
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington College
Mary Washington
Gay Levi
Rice W. Levi
Miss Drury
Miss Levi
Dorsey
Levi
Freddie Drury
Elizabeth Elsea
Alberta Elsea
Arlington
Berryville
Broaddus Elsea
Round Hill 4-H Party Called Off by County Agent
Mrs Madeline Myers county home agent announced that the Round Hill 4-H party scheduled for tomorrow has been called off due to the lateness of the season and will not be held this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Myers
Coal at the Poles Explained by Historical Climate
The Bureau of Mines notes that geologists say polar weather was warmer in the past, allowing coal formation when climates near the Poles were suitable for vegetation, despite present-day cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C.J. A
Bureau of Mines
Japanese Prince Denies Ordering Airmen Killed
In San Francisco on September 18 Prince Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni denied he ordered American airmen killed or had any role with war prisoners. He said as defense minister his duty was to ensure raiding planes were shot down and nothing more. He asked reporters for ideas to aid Japan’s democratization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
CBS
Mutual
Tokyo
Queen Elizabeth Sets Overnight Debarkation Amid Storm
New York reports the liner Queen Elizabeth en route from Southampton to New York with 14 495 soldiers WACs and civilians will cook at 10 P M tomorrow if not delayed by the storm. Debarkation is scheduled for 11 15 P M and expected to continue through the night. Army officials say the storm has not delayed troopships or caused diversions to other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
Change Burial Time For Mr. McCarty
Graveside services for George McCarty of Stephens City who died of a sudden heart attack at his Washington home will now be held at one o'clock tomorrow. Burial follows in Green Hill Cemetery. Weather prompted the time change from this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCarty
Stephens City
Washington
Green Hill Cemetery
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker One of Seven Children
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker was the third of seven children in his family, making him one of a large brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Salvation Army Tent Revival Begins Sunday in City
A Salvation Army tent revival starts Sunday September 23 at Cork and Loudoun streets. Evangelist Rev Paul W Long leads with strong speaking ability. He most recently served with Major Chaney in Wheeling West Virginia. Daily services begin 7 pm with songs at 7 30 pm. Capt Clyde Koon and wife invite all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Loudoun
Salvation Army
Paul W. Long
Major Chaney
Wheeling
W. Va
Clyde Koon
Undefined crossword clues compiled
A set of numbered crossword style clues: 36 Employ 37 Plant insect 39 Pieces 41 Shop 42 Thing of value 43 Plant 44 Mast.
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Society
Flint-McCormick
Sant Greig
Aew Gulick
Cascoe
Martinsburg High School
Majorie Webster Jr
Proctor Academy
Andover
N. H
Bates College
Lewiston
Aleutians
Flint
Capt. Flint
George E. McCormick
Nett Raymond
GAA
Cpl. Ridgeway
Mrs. Taylor
Cara
NOME
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Leudour St
INTER
Board Et Ae
Hill's Toy & Novelty Shop
N. Loudoun St
Beene Fashion
Winchester—Front Royal
Dr. Bundesen
the Star
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Girl Scouts
Fort George Meade, Md
Phyllis Barrick
Edinburg
Bank of
Clarke County
Ralph M. Ware
First National Bank
Herbert Cooley
Round Hill
John D. Winter
Emily Powers
Kentucky
Tennessee
Matthew Jones
Louise Jones
Durham
Miss Jones
Duke University
Moison College
Charles Laurens
Granville Sydnor
Mr. Sydnor
Tasley
Virginia Leigh Harris
New York City
Nancy Davis
Miss Davis
R. E. Davis
Bayard Stevens, Jr
Bayard Stevens
Grayson Sponseller
Mary Riley
Inlaw
Scar Cave
Hobson McGehee
Ernest H. Williams
Hobson C. McGehee, Jr
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
John McIntosh
Charles McIntosh
Edward Berlin
Jimmy Berlin
Blue Ridge
Yalding
Frank E. Tappan
R. Meade Dorsey
Ralph N. Dorsey
Dorseys
Mr. Dorsey
E. P. Dorsey
Will Carroll
Edna Carroll
Miss Carroll
Don Bauman
Betty Jean Henry
W. S. Shaffer
Pvt
Harry Johnson
Fort Myer
William Blythe
Florida
ETO
Fort George G. Meade
George H. Levi
Staunton
Wright Arch Preserver
Loudoun Street
Dial
Lovett Brothers
Charles Williams
Charley Levi
Leon W. Robinson
Elizabeth
Ewing
Monmouth Street
P. M
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Nature
Studebaker
U.S
Studebaker Corporation
Oath Bend
Indiana
Dellinger Brothers
E. Piccadilly St
Mr. McCarty
Winston Churchill
the Commercial & Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pine Motor Co
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Howers
Miller Bros
Cather & Moling
W. Boscawen Sr
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
Friend
Ajax
Morse
Mast
Dow
Pardon
Ogling
Sorrow
Scotland
Gil NY
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