Red Cross knitters urged to bring completed articles
Red Cross knitters are asked to bring all finished items and leftover yarn to the Episcopal Church House Product Room on 134 West Boscawen Street next Tuesday September 24 between 11 a m and 2 p m. Supervisors are told to note date change and knitters should finish garments now in progress and deliver to supervisors for September shipment. More knitters are needed and information on yarn and instructions is in the Red Cross Production Schedule printed elsewhere in the paper.
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Red Cross
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Meetings Of Interest Here Mrs Rhodes To Entertain D A R
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the D A R reminds members that Mrs Ruth Rhodes of Woodstock will entertain the chapter tomorrow at 2 30 PM at her home for the regular meeting. Transportation calls to 3578 or 4354 today for arrangements. Members asked to sign for G A A Tea at Elks Club Thursday 6 30 PM with Miss Ebnor Summel or Miss Jean Campbell, phone 6525.
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Rhodes
Woodstock
Fort Loudoun
Ruth Rhodes
Girls Athletic Association
Elks Club
Ebnor Summel
Jean Campbell
Red Cross Production Schedule Details Workroom and At-Home Knitting
Red Cross offers knitting and sewing tasks with workrooms at Boscawen Street and Presbyterian Church Annex. Volunteers may knit at home or in the workroom, with Tuesday and Thursday hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and dressings quotas of 5,000 weekly. Call Red Cross for details and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Griffith
J. R. Yerby
Episcopal Church House
West Boscawen Street
Presbyterian Church Annex
Red Cross Office
Local Social Updates and Hospital Notices
Families plan visits as the Clevengers travel to see Mrs. Bernice A. Clevenger. Birth reported for George Clay Alger in Frederick County with parents Charles and Georganna Fletcher Alger. Myrtle Cooper departs for Shenandoah College in Dayton, Virginia. City manager S. Lee Grant improving after an ankle fracture. Col. Ashby Miller remains hospitalized in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Bernard Hodgson recovering from burns at Memorial Hospital. Bryan Stotler listed as patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alger
Route 1-A
Frederick County
George Clay
Alger
Georganna Fletcher
Winchester
Grant
S. Lee Grant
Memorial Hospital
Col. Miller
Col. Ashby Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bernard Hodgson
Robinson
Carter to Arrive in New York Aboard Queen Elizabeth
Techn. Fourth Grade Harold D. Carter of Winchester is among those listed to arrive in New York tomorrow aboard the H. M. S. Queen Elizabeth.
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T-4
Carter
New York
Harold D. Carter
Winchester
Berryville Social Roundup From Weekend Notices
The Berryville column lists births, homecomings, visits, and vacations. The Rev. and Mrs. R. K. McDonald welcome a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Betty Stough, cadet nurse, spent the weekend with her Clarke County relatives. Cpl. Gwen Clark visited Berryville from Washington, D. C. and Jamaica.
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Emmons
Berryville
Jack Emmans
Claude Owens
Emmans
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Betty Stough
Providence Hospital
Washington
Clarke
Edward A. Stough
Cpl
Gwen Clark
Washington, D. C
Emily MacCormick
Cpl. Clark
Jamaica
Lillian Deavers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cadet Nurses School
Robert Deavers
Clarke County social notes include travel and Red Cross events
Lt McDonald returns to North Carolina with wife resigning from Clarke Bank and planning to live in Durham. Several locals visit family or recover from service, including Nel son Linaburg at Dayton Conservatory, and Sgt Lloyd Elsea in Berryville. Red Cross Sewing Room opens November 1 with layette work and a shipment of 144 kit bags for soldiers.
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John Neill
John B. Neill
Comdr
W. McDonald Neill
Rochester, . C
Winester
North Carolina
Lt. McDonald
McDonald
Bank of
Clarke County
Durham
Camp Butner
American Red Cross
Winchester Boys Win Appointments To Naval Academy
Samuel Davis Preston Jr son of Mr and Mrs Samuel D Preston of 448 West Leicester Street and Beverley Glass Jakimier son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Jakimier of 202 South Washington Street topped the Civil Service competitive exam for Naval Academy appointments and were chosen by Representative A Willis Robertson to enter in June 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davis Preston, Jr
Samuel D. Preston
West
Leicester Street
Beverley Glass Jakimier
Theodore Jakimier
South
Washington Street
United States Naval Academy
A. Willis Robertson
Academy
Tattered Cards Edge Cubs in Night Victory
St Louis Cardinals hunt for a fourth straight title with a 3-2 win over the Chicago Cubs at Sportsman's Park. Whitey Kurowski drove in all three runs as Harry Brecheen stood out and Charley Barrett earned his 22nd win in a muddy, late-season showcase.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Windy City
St. Louis
Red Birds
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Nats
Senators
Bengals
Southworth
Harry Brecheen
Cubs
Charley
Red) Barrett
Baseball Roundup: Tigers Tie Senators in Gridiron Style
Dizzy Trout faltered in the first inning as Washington scored four, Detroit rallied with five in the sixth to tie. The Nats exploited Masterson and Eaton for four in the seventh and three in the eighth to seal it. Caster suffered a rare loss. Leonard earned the win. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Boston, taking the second 6-2 after the 3-1 opener. Detroit faces Bobby Feller in Cleveland next.
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Dizzy Trout
Senators
Tigers
Walt Masterson
Nats
George Custer
Hal Newhouser
Zeb Eaton
Caster
Detroit
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
No Army Padding Says President
President Truman declared there will be no padding in the armed forces and no one will be held in service longer than necessary. He cited changes in General MacArthur’s occupation troop estimates and outlined a rapid demobilization plan raising daily discharges from 15,200 to at least 22,000 by Christmas and over 25,000 by January 1946.
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Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Word Puzzle Clues Solve Historical Crossword
A numbered clue list with across and down entries includes animals plants months and tools. It features varied definitions such as antlered animal choice literary compositions and a Malt beverage, inviting a crossword solver to fill in a grid.
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Society
Mrs. Goode
Mary E. Goode
Turver Ockhart
Shiloh
W. Va
Clatus Oates
Claude Larrick
Goode
William Grove
James Loy
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield, Va
Mr. Rosenberger
Albert Orndorff
Strasburg
Winches Mmmurial Hospital
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Ewing
Monmouth Street
P. M
Food Center
Tondoun Sr
T Hill’s Toy & Novelty Shop
N. Loudoun St
Winchester—Front Royal
E.A. Clevenger
Dorothy E
E. A. Clevenger, Jr
Bernice A. Clevenger
Shenandoah College
Myrtle Cooper
North
Loudoun Street
Sales Cooper
Dayton, Va
Bryan Stotler
R. K. McDonald
Henry G. Lane
Richmond
Lane
Columbia
S. C
Obenshain
Sara Bell
Virginia Avis Carlisle
Tom Shepherd
William Barnett
Edward N. Barnett
George Pope
Jack Enders, Jr
Gladys Racer
Edith Racer
Betty Boxwell
Mrs
Harry Lee Boxwell
Charles E. Moore
Robert Wright
Charles Town
Eva Massey
Greenway Court
White Post
W. S. Dix
Carl Lewis
Florida
Gilbert Oden
Oden
Lewis
Edward Moore
Hampton
Charlotte McKeown
Mary Fletcher
Fred Liady
Gilbert M.kown
Norwood
Lindy
Marshall McCormick Reynolds
Boston
Lt. McKown
Ned Carter
Edward McDonald
Camp Butner, N. C
Wright Arch Preserver
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Nelson Linaburg
Dayton
Dayton Conservatory of Music
Charlotte Hudson
Miss Jessie Morris
Miss Morris
Mars
Hudson
Pfc
Jack Orndorff
Mrs. Orndorff
Old Chapel
Billy Clark
Delia Clark
Hattie Everhard
Maryland
Leroy Everhart
Takoma Park
Sgt
Lloyd Elsea
Pacific Theatre
H. F. Paget, Jr
Robert Paget
Mr. Paget
H. F. Paget
Clarence Houghton
Mrs. Houghton
Philip Grim
Boyce
Carl Trenary
Pitcairn, Pa
Frank Bayliss
Cottage City
Earl Hill
Mervin Shackleford
Ira Smallwood
Margaret Smallwood
the Red Cross
Ralph M. Ware
Naval Academy
National Dairy Products Corporation
Jack Haley
Reds
Griffith Stadium
Cincinnati
Oas
Dial
PAL Blade CO
Madison Avenue
N.Y
Pal
Lovett Brothers
Japan
Korea
MacArthur
Winston Churchill
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pine Motor Co
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
Miller Bros
Cather & Moling
W. Boscawen Sr
Timberlake
Daily Crossword
Coirn
Swed
Ruler
Tunis
Mohammeda
Guido
English University
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