Handley Trustees Honor Maurice M Lynch
The Handley Board of Trustees unanimously adopted a memorial for Maurice Lynch born May 14 1854 near Stephenson Frederick County and died March 31 1944 in Winchester. A steadfast educator and lawyer he served on the Handley Board from 1896 to his death and inspired local schools and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lynch
Stephenson
Frederick County
Maurice
Anna Lynch
Ireland
Winchester
Lynch
Sid Shenandoah Valley Academy
University of Virginia
Clement
Handley Board of Trustees
Virginia
Cyrano de Bergerac
Herusband
Macaulay
Supplemental stock appraisal for Anna A Pine recorded
A supplemental appraisement of Anna A Pine, deceased, valued at 1500 dollars for 15 shares of Potomac Edison stock, was recorded in Winchester Corporation Court. Appraisers were John O Chapman, Calvin C Bailey, and Cecil N Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Pine
Potomac Edisom
Winchester Corporation Court
John O. Chapman
Calvin C
Cecil N. Bailey
Notice to creditors in estate of Sue Rilime
Creditors of the estate of Sue Kline are asked to present and settle their accounts with Raymond E. Perrine, administrator of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Rilime
Raymond E. Perrine
Sue Kline
County 4-H Clubs Sponsor Dance At Gore
Frederick County 4-H Clubs plan an old time square dance at Gore High School on April 21 from 8 30 p m to midnight. Herbert Smoke and his string orchestra provide music with M J Billmyre calling figures. Proceeds fund a delegate to the American Youth Foundation Camp near Shelby Michigan in August. Admission is 50 cents with refreshments sold by 4-H members. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County 4-H
Gore
Frederick County
4-H
Gore High School
Herbert Smoke
M. J. Billmyre
Shorty
American Youth Foundation
Shelby Michigan
United States
City and County Realty Transfers List
Winchester L Frank Sealet ux to Lucy Moore lots 59 60 61 at 131 Purcel Avenue $10 and consideration. Emanuel Lyon to Mary J Allen lot and dwelling 331 Smithfield Ave $10 and consideration. Ellen A Hedrick to Eleanor Hedrick Maxwell et als half interest in the Asa Larrick farm 8 miles northwest of city $10 and consideration. Paul S McFarland et ux to Roy E Rosenberger et ux unimproved land six miles west of city along the Northwestern Turnpike $50. John Marquis Stottlemeyer et ux to Eunice E Davis lot No 42 Shannon Hill $10 and consideration. F E Card et ux to W V Carpenter et ux 85 acres five miles north of Gore $10 and consideration. Mary Ethel Watson to Zelma W Borden 11 acres near Middletown along Valley Pike $10 and consideration. M K Sandy et ux to Raymond T Sandy et ux land and all improvements east of Stephens City along highway 277 $10 and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Frank Sealet
Lucy Moore
Purcel Avenue
Emanuel Lyon
Mary J. Allen
Smith-field Ave
Frederick County
Ellen A. Hedrick
Eleanor Hedrick Maxwell
Als
Asa Larrick
City
Paul S. McFarland
Roy E. Rosenberger
John Marquis Stottlemeyer
Eunice E. Davis
Shannon Hill
F. E. Card
W. V. Carpenter
Gore
Mary Ethel Watson
Zelma W. Borden
Middletown
Valley Pike
M. K. Sandy
Raymond T. Sandy
Stephens City
Livestock Market Summary Prices for Steers to Stocker Cattle
Steers 15 to 15.50 good 14 to 14.25 plain below 12. Heifers 14.00 choice 12.75 medium 9.00. Fat cows trip 11.00 bulk 8 to 9 cutter 5 to 7.75. Bulls butcher 12.75 sausage 8.50 to 11.00. Veal calves top 17.00 bulk 15.50 to 16.00 culls 8.00. Fresh sows 65.00 to 170.00. Lambs choice 18.00 good none medium 15.00 culls 8.00. Fat sheep 4.00 to 6.00 old thin 2.00. Hogs top 13.55 bulk to packers 13.50 shoots 10.00. Pigs 1.75 to 3.30. Fat sows 8.50 to 11.00. Feeder steers 11.00 to 14.00 per cwt. Stocker steers 45.00 to 80.
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Baltimore
Wfa—Office of Distribution
Chicago Grain Quotations Opening Prices Decline
Local selling pushes grain prices lower at the opening in Chicago on April 13. Wheat May 1.73 3 8, July 1.70 5 8, Sept 1.70 5 8, Dec 1.67 3 4 to 7 8. Oats May 82, July 78 3 4, Sept 75 3 8 to 1 4, Dec 75 3 8 to Rye May 1.29 3 4 to 7 8, July 1.28 to 1.28 1 8, Sept 1.27 to 1.26 3 4, Dec 1.27 5 8 to 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commission House
Rye
Trustee Election Confirmed By Court in White Post Charge
Circuit Court of Clarke County affirmed the September 10 1943 trustee election for the White Post Pastoral charge of the Freeland Kent and Robert F McCarty as church trustees. Court ordered sale of White Post Parsonage to Cook Welch and Gertrude Welch for 3300 with deed to be delivered and funds used to buy John Hawkins property in Boyce for preacher housing. Signatories to deed include Eva Massey F R Simpson Harry Powers Freeland Kent J M Hawkins and Robert F McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Clarke County
B. P. Harrison
White Post
Methodist Church
Freeland Kent
Robert F. McCarty
White Post Parsonage
Cook Welch
Gertrude Welch
John Hawkins
Boyce
Eva Massey
F. R. Simpson
Harry Powers
J. M. Hawkins
JBT Publication Dedicated to Late Member in Winchester
The Winchester Junior Board of Trade published Splinters, a six page tabloid, honoring late Joseph Benjamin Thomas who died in service. Ed Molden identified past year activities led by USO lounge and fire safety campaigns while Bob Grove was noted as new president. Spirit of Winchester bomber tribute appeared amid Shangri La drive response. Forty one members served in the armed forces. seventeen new members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Joseph Benjamin Thomas
Molden
USO
Wendell Barney
War Finance Committee
Winchester Board of Trade
Armed Forces
Eight Die In Fire At Douglas County Home
A blaze at the Douglas County Home for Indigents in Lawrence Kansas killed eight inmates and injured none of the remaining residents. Caretaker George Hoskinson said the fire began in the boiler room of the two story building with 50 rooms, the cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kas
Douglas County
George Hoskinson
Woolen Official Dies in Martinsburg Home
Carl Vernon Sjostrom Jr 51 assistant superintendent and designer for Dunn Woolen Company Martinsburg died at his home yesterday from a sudden heart attack Born February 10 1893 in Providence RI he was the son of the late Carl Vernon and Ella Rhodes Sjostrom He lived previously at Lookout Mountain TN and worked for Peerless Woolen Company Roseville GA Graduated from Lowell Textile College Surviving widow formerly Miss Una Ryan a sister and two brothers of Massachusetts He was cousin of L G Sjostrom Winchester superintendent of the Virginia Woolen Company Funeral services had not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Vernon Sjostrom
Dunn Woolen Company
Martinsburg
Providence
R.I
Carl Vernon
Ella Rhodes Sijostrom
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Peerless Woolen Company
Roseville
Lowell Textile College
Massachusetts
Una Ryan
Massachussetts
L. G. Sjostrom
Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Baltimore Market Quotation Report Fowl Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Market quotations from April 13 show steady conditions for poultry with fowl and young chickens, and record of egg at 21 728 cases. Cattle, hogs and sheep prices listed. top steer prices 16.00 with various ranges for fat cows bulls and calves. hogs active with mixed weights and prices. lambs and sheep limited offerings with steady to higher trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altimore
Les
Hogs Slower after Moderate Start in Chicago Trade
Salable hogs 17 000 total 29 000. weights 200 330 lbs down 10 15 percent. other weights and sows 15 25 percent lower. Good and choice 200 330 lbs 13 75 80, top 13 80. 340 375 lbs 13 40 65. 170 190 lbs 12 50 13 50. 150 170 lbs 11 75 12 75. good and choice 350 550 lbs sows 13 00 13 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. F.A
Stock Market Report Signals Uneven Recovery in Foggy Start
The New York market opened uncertain with slow dealings and a generally lower trend by mid-session. Analysts blamed speculative caution ahead of anticipated European events, as commodities eased and bonds reflected subdued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Answers to the Daily Quiz Quiz Key
The page lists quiz answers including the Minister of the Interior for question 1 and Minnesota for question 2. It notes a soldier diving into a fox hole for question 3, and mentions The Normandie renamed U S S Lafayette for question 4. It includes a name Sandro Ramirez and references one American Civil War and Balaclava in the Russian Crimea for questions 7 8, ending with Tammany Society of New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Minister of the Interior
Minnesota
U. S. S. Lafayette
Sandro Ramirez
Crimea
Tammany Society of New
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Maurice M. Lynch
John I
STOCS
Haldeman
City & County Realty
North Kent St
JBT
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Stock Market Report
USG Mills
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Dial
S. Braddock St
Pine Motor Co
Davis
Baltimore Paints
MO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
N. Loudoun Street
Mangels-Herold CO
MOD
Electric Bonds& Share
Cities Service
Glen Alden Coal and Aluminum of America
Illinois Power
United Gas
Yoaeces
Glenwood
Asco
Choice Tomatoes
del Monte E. Garden
Farmdale Large
Asco Fancy Tomatoes
Pillsbury’s
Ranger Joe
Duff
Telley
Calif
Farmdale
McCormick
Maxwell House
Sp. Ib
Ean
Kirkman
Gerber’s
Lighthouse Cleanser
S&s
Woodburyry
Wilbert
Cks
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