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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1944
Page
8
German flying bombs hit London and southern counties twice in one night causing injuries. Eleven people were hurt when a bomb exploded at a Roman Catholic boys' school causing damage. The government seeks volunteers to repair about 900000 bombed homes before winter.
Berlin reports Nazi expectations of an early Rhine push by the U S Third Army. The analysis notes concurrent Soviet moves toward Krakow and East Prussia while Western fronts solidify gains in France and prepare for a possible big push. The piece frames the war as multiple presses converging toward Berlin with Allied material strength.
Statement by Harry W. Ratchford dated September 25 2021 declaring he will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. The notice emphasizes his personal liability limits.
Wanted girl or middle aged woman for general housework to live in write D c/o Star. Office help wanted two experienced cashiers with references Leggett's Dept. Store.
Opequon visits include Mrs Ball and daughters with Mrs Henry Slater. Pvt Robert Racey visited his parents. Mrs Headleys hosted Mrs Marvin Holtzman and family and others. John Miller and Combs called on Mr Zirkle Williams. Leonard Williams visits sister Mrs Smallwood in Winchester. Ira Combs from West Virginia stays with sister Mrs Burkhart. he is Handley faculty. Ermin Sampson's family visited West Virginia. Sunday visitors at Leslie Borden's included his sister and family from Washington. Richard Dawson family motored to Strasburg. Lehigh visiting daughter Mrs Joe Malone.
Cross Roads Virginia September 23 The Rev Herbert P Stelling could not fill his Fairview Church appointment last Sunday as he received orders to enter the Navy as a chaplain. W R Berryhill and son Allen of Portsmouth visiting J B White. W L Kerns moving family to Darnell farm for employment. Recent rains have improved ground for fall crops and work.
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