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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1941

Page

7

Missing Child Found After 32 Hour Mountain Wander

Edward Burroughs, 30 months old and son of Lieut Sherman V. Burroughs, was found alive near an old Valley View Hotel road two and a half miles east of New Market after a long search. He had spent 32 hours wandering through Massanutten terrain, with only minor scratches and bites, and was in good condition after examination by Dr. A C Biller.

New Market Edward Burroughs Sherman V. Burroughs Massanutten A. C. Biller Biller Lillian Burroughs Cecil Bynacker Shaffertown Valley View Bynacker Shenandoah County Civilian Conservation Corps Valley View Hotel Sherman Burroughs Roanoke A. P. Hill Fredericksburg

Young Ark Woman Traveled for Work Then Planned Baby Giveaway

Mrs. H. C. McKenney, 24, from Eldorado Arkansas, separated from her soldier husband and sought work in Miami Florida. After she failed to find employment newspapers reported her plan to give away her unborn baby. Laura B. Duncan, Miami laundry manager, offered a home to the mother and child.

H. C. McKenney Eldorado Ark Miami Fla Laura B. Duncan

Massachusetts Joins Roosevelt In Thanksgiving Date

Washington reports that Massachusetts and other states may shift to President Roosevelt's November 20 Thanksgiving while a third will hold to the traditional November 27. By 1941 at least 17 states will observe the last Thursday. Massachusetts defies tradition in a move toward national unity.

Washington Massachusetts Roosevelt Missouri Texas Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Iowa Kansas Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Vermont Massachusets Maine North Carolina Rhode Island Connecticut

Community Notes From Mountain Falls Virginia

Mt Falls Virginia September notices list William B Chapman returning to Washington after vacation with his mother Martha B Chapman. Various guests visit including Miss Mary Tewalt with Mrs J H Lineburg and Mrs Georgia Klosowski of Wilmington Del with Mr and Mrs L S Triplett. Funeral services held for Maggie Richard at Mountain View Methodist Church with interment nearby. Community sympathy extended to the bereaved family. Reuben Hulver admitted to University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville for observation. Everett Jenkins and family visit assorted locals.

Mountain Falls William B. Chapman Washington, D. C Martha B. Chapman Mary Tewalt J. H Lineburg Georgia Klosowski Wilmington Del L. S. Triplett Floyd Hulver Bennie Clearbrook B. C. Hulver Maggie Richard Mountain View Methodist Church Heaven of Rest W. B J. H. Lineburg Richard Reuben Hulver University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Everett Jenkins

Aids Ailing Singer Helen Morgan Dinner Guests

Chicago volunteers rushed to donate blood for Helen Morgan as she stayed hospitalized with a serious illness. Eileen Murtaugh emerged as one of the early helpers among the group of donors, becoming Miss Morgan's fourth donor.

Chicago Helen Morgan Eileen Murtaugh Eileen Miss Morgan

Waterfront Fire Wrecks N W Ry Grain Elevator

A two alarm waterfront fire destroyed Norfolk and Western grain elevator on the Elizabeth River east harbor. It burned 100000 bushels of wheat corn and soybeans, with $200000 in losses. Authorities and crews from city fire department Coast Guard and harbor tugs battled the blaze four hours, injuring three firefighters. The 150 foot wooden structure built in 1887 was a city landmark leased by Norfolk Terminal Elevator Corp. Officials contemplated origin theories while noting no explosion heard atop the elevator.

Norfolk Norfolk and Western Elizabeth River Coast Guards Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk Terminal Elevator Corporation Davis Milling Com- Rae Harry L. Fockler James J. O'Keefe

Weeks End With Relatives In Winchester Area

The Winchester Star reports Bryan Richard has been seriously ill at his home and many friends hope for his quick recovery. The item notes Winchester residents spent the weekend with relatives in the area.

Winchester Bryan Richard

Meade Division Prepares Massive Virginia to North Carolina Move

The 29th Division's west column of over 1,000 trucks heads out from the A P Hill Military Reservation toward Morven North Carolina for fall war games. Belvoir engineers join the 88th Brigade Combat Team south of Fredericksburg as 1,000 vehicles per column begin separate routes for the First Army maneuver area. An advance guard of 1,200 men will set up tents for 15,000 division troops expected Monday.

A. P. Hill Virginia Fort Belvoir Morven WN. C First Army Belvoir George M. Alexander 88Th Brigade Fredericksburg A. P. Hill Military Reservation 58Th Brigade Amos W. W. Woodcock Highway 301 New Maneuvers North Carolina Elmer E. Munshower

Night Recon Demonstration by Maryland 175th Infantry

Last maneouver week closes with a demonstration by the second battalion of Maryland's 175th Infantry on correct and incorrect methods for night reconnaissance patrols during the two week maneuver period.

Maryland 175Th Infantry Regiment

Governor's Budget Focuses on Education in Virginia

Newport News September 25 Governor Price outlined the next two year budget centering on education with emphasis on state aid to rural districts. He noted urban schools are strong but many rural systems need help to reduce illiteracy. The tour included Langley Field and Fort Monroe as defense facilities visited after a luncheon with the Peninsula Association of Commerce.

Newport News Price General Assembly Peninsula Association of Commerce James River Country Club Virginia Langley Field Fort Monroe

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