Knights Templar Attend Easter Sunrise Services at Arlington
A large Winchester Commander No 12 Knights Templar delegation attended Easter sunrise services in the Arlington National Cemetery amphitheatre, seating 5,000 with many fringes filled. Templars of Virginia and the District of Columbia led the event as the Marine Band played. A joint service by Alexandria churches followed at the George Washington Masonic Memorial on Shooter's Hill.
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Knights Templar
Winchester
Arlington National Cemetery
National Capital
Templars
Virginia
District of Columbia
United States Marine Band
Churches of
Alexandria
George Washington Masonic Memorial
Shooter’s Hill
Special Community Chorus Meeting at Market Street Church
Mrs Peter Yates Brinton calls a special Community Chorus meeting for tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Market Street M E Church. Any interested singers may join and plans for a costume recital are under way with all chorus members required to enroll.
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Peter Yates Brinton
Market Street M. E
Market Quotations From Baltimore and Nearby Regions
Market notes report fruit and produce prices across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia with apples by variety including Ganos Winesaps Delicious and Staymans plus unclassified boxes and Washington Fancy Delicious. Also listed are potatoes sweet potatoes poultry eggs butter from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago markets, with cattle hogs sheep and lambs trading in each center along with price ranges and limited bid activity.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
U. S
Eastern Shore
Reserve District 5 Report of Condition The Union Bank of Winchester
The Union Bank of Winchester Virginia member of the Federal Reserve System, reports condition for March 29 1939. Assets include Loans and discounts 415,377.89. Government obligations 288,041.50. State and political subdivisions notes 52,110.15. other bonds 32,776.45. corporate stocks 4,200.00. cash and due from banks 36,257.44. bank premises 33,024.18. furniture 3,233.26. real estate other than premises. total assets 882,747.38. Liabilities show demand deposits 415,377.89. time deposits 36,257.44. deposits of United States government 288,041.50. deposits of States and subdivisions 40,150.90. other deposits 0. total deposits 715,749.69. Capital 100,000.00. surplus 40,000.00. undivided profits 23,397.69. reserves 3,600.00. total 166,997.69. Signed by Geo B Bushnell Cashier.
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Winchester
Virginia
Federal Reserve System
State Corporation Division
Virginia Bank” “T
Federal Sh. Ve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Bank
Stock Market Report Rally Helps Stocks Rebound
New York on April 10 1939 shares rose from recent losses with 1.5 million transfers. European news remained cautious but renewed belief in a technical comeback supported by oversold conditions. Selected quotes include American Tobacco 148 5 8 and U S Steel 46 1 2 as the market hovered near best levels late in the session.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Wheat and grain quotations ease amid quieter trading
Chicago April 10 Wheat traders were less alarmed by Europe as prices declined fractionally. After a busy session Saturday foreign buying shifted to North America due to European exchanges closing. Rainy domestic wheat belt weather and weak export demand led to scattered trading with muted activity.
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Chicago
Fun Fete Opens With Seven Night Acts At Fire Hall
Effie May proclaims You cant beat fun as Lions Fun Festival launches at Sarah Zane Fire Hall tomorrow at 7 PM. The fete promises bigger entertainment each night with free acts including Sheeler the Magic Master from Washington Tuesday, Johnny Autry the Singing Cowboy and Bozo and Clarabel Wednesday, Jo Bell and Tom the Sensa tional Acrobatic Dancer Thursday, The Dogtown Follies Friday, and Billy Dale Saturday with a car giveaway Saturday night.
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Effie
Sarah Zane
Felows
Sheeler
Magic Master
Washington
Johnny Autry
Singing Cowboy
Bozo and
Clarabel
Jo Bell
Prinier
Toma
Dogtown Follies
Chief Roll Cloud
Billy Dale
Grain futures and cash prices across major markets
Grain futures show mixed closing with profit taking in some grains. Wheat May 68 3-4 to 7-8, July 68 to 68 1-8, Sept 68 5-8 to 3-4. Corn May 47 3-4 to 7-8, July 49 3-8, Sept 50 3-8. Oats May 29 1-2, July 27 1-4, Sept 26 3-4. Soybeans May 87 1-2, July 85, Oct 72 1-2. Rye May 42 1-2, July 43 3-4, July 44 3-4. Lard May 6.25, July 6.37, Sept 6.52, Oct 6.57. Cash wheat and corn prices in Chicago and Baltimore markets cited with specific grades and mill-delivery figures.
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Sistent
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Elderly Clarke blacksmith Copenhaver dies at 81
Charles Faulkner Copenhaver 81, longtime smithy at Copenhaver's Corner in Clarke county, dies after long illness. Survived by wife Mary Hodgson, two children Hugh N. Copenhaver and Mrs. Mary Susan Burner, two sisters Laura Long and Julia Copenhaver. Born in Frederick county to Michael B. and Mary Koontz Copenhaver, he would have turned 82 in July. Funeral set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at his home with Rev. W. D. Sheetz officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery, Winchester.
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Charles Faulkner Copenhaver
Clarke County
Copenhaver
Rippon
W. Va
Julia Copenhaver
Frederick County
Michael B
Mary Koontz Copenhaver
W. D. Sheetz
Southern Methodist
White Post
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Harry Clements Dies In Winchester West (Continued)
Harry Clements dies in Winchester with family and friends present in Gary. Services set for Wednesday at 3 30 pm at 400 North Loudoun Street home of his mother in law. Rev Ronald L Wilson to officiate with interment in Mount Hebron family lot. Pallbearers named from Harrisonburg Edgar Steel Jay Mack Wilmer Kaufman Frank Whitesell William Showalter Dave Shank. American Legion ritual to be held at grave.
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Winchester
Gary
North Loudoun Street
Ronald L. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Mr. Clements
Harrisonburg
Edgar Steel
Jay Mack
Wilmer Kaufman
Frank Whitesell
William Showalter
Dave Shank
American Legion
Draft Evander Bergdoll Surrenders After Evading Draft
Bergdoll, once famed aviator and racer, dodged the draft in 1917 for two years. He was captured in New York City by federal authorities, convicted of evading the draft, and sentenced to five years in federal prison. The alien property custodian seized his securities, mortgages, and real estate at conviction.
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Bergdoll
New York City
Orchardists Confer Continues on Congress Help
Vincent proposed a revised plan with much to shed and must pass through Congress, said William Beverley of Water, who attended hearings week held by Administrator Andrews. After four days in Washington in January and April, Beverley said no help would come from Administrator Andrews. any aid, he claimed, would come only via Congress.
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Vincent
Congress
William Beverley
W:ter
Drews
Washington
Allsdrews
Wes
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