Germany had surrendered a month earlier, but efforts continued nationwide to fund the continuing fight against Japan in World War II. In June 1945, Gloucester women operated a war bond sale booth inside the Bank of Gloucester, to help fund the nation’s Seventh War Loan. From left are Marie Lamberth, Virginia Lewis who headed up the effort, Mrs. N. L. Barnes, Mrs. Sannie Stubbs and Mary E. Newcomb.
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