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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1946

Page

9

No Lack of Fire Protection May 2 Parade Declared

Fire Chief E W Argenbright announced that adequate protection is arranged for the Firemen's parade on May 2 first night of the Festival. A local company will keep a truck in service with four others leading the Torchlight Parade. A radio equipped police car will precede the fire trucks for instant alarm notification. About 20 visiting fire companies will participate along with Handley High School and McIlwee Municipal Band leading bands from distant points. Fireworks display to close the parade at Handley High School Bowl.

E. W. Argenbright Ths Handley High School McIlwee Municip

Will the Hamm Luxembourg Cemetery Be Permanent

The article notes that no overseas cemeteries have been declared permanent yet and that the number and location of permanent cemeteries depend on the repatriation program. The War Department must decide how many deceased personnel will stay overseas versus be brought home before final permanency is set.

Hamm Luxembourg War Department

Public Sale Of O B Ritter Estate In Middletown Va

The executrix MA K Dalton of O B Ritter deceased announces a public auction Monday April 29 1946 at ten o'clock A M at the late home two miles west of Middletown Virginia. Goods include household furniture beds bedding a heatrola farming implements and tools gasoline engine feed grinder manure spreader mowing machine binder hay rake grain drill farm wagon disk harrow hay alfalfa and corn on ear plus 40 ewes buck 31 lambs two horses one cow brood chickens. Terms cash with removal after full payment. Grace M E Church ladies to serve luncheon.

O. B. Ritter Middletown Virginia MA K. Dalton Ladies of Grace M. F. Church

Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Market Quoted Prices

Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago report cattle hogs and sheep activity. Prices show steady demand for select weights, with ceilings for hogs at 15.40 and 15.00 across weight ranges, vealers 16.50–18.00, and lambs around 16.00–19.00, while general slaughter cattle ease modestly in Chicago listings. News reflects dull trading tone and mixed quality receipts.

Baltimore Livestock Baltimore Newmarket Texas

Wall Street Sees Dampened Buying as Industrial Strikes Emerge

Stock market activity slows amid a soft coal walkout and OPA bill uncertainties. Some issuers like Bethlehem Steel and U S Rubber drop on profit concerns while others such as U S Steel and Boeing resist advance. Bond yields narrow as investors await legislation impacts.

OPA Bethlehem U. S. Rubber Kennecott Anaconda Public Service of N. J Pennsylvania Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio Sears Roebuck Western Union Youngstown Sheet Phelps Dodge American Smelting du Pont U. S. Steel Chrysler Air Reduction Warner Bros. Paramount Union Carbide Eastman Kodak Boeing J. I. Case Texas Co Southern Pacific International Harvester Johns Manville

Veterans Meeting On GI Bill Flight Training

Veterans seeking government insured flight training under the GI Bill are urged to attend a meeting tomorrow night at 7 at the Municipal Airport. Ed Goss of the Winchester Veterans Administration will attend to file form 1950 for flight training applications.

Ed Goss Winchester Veterans Administration Office

Virginia Livestock Market Auction Prices Report

Market quotations from the Virginia Livestock Market Auction dated April 23 show bids by grade for steers heifers fat cows cutters bulls veal calves butcher hogs sows shoats lambs and sheep. Prices span good to choice averages across weight classes with ceilings noted for several categories.

Opening Chicago grain bids stumble after initial gains

Chicago April 24 fractional advances in wheat corn oats rye and barley gave way to selling after early trades. Prices slipped below the prior session close with May July and Sept contracts showing small declines across cereals and grain types.

Chicago

Miss Hockman Dies In Harrisonburg

Betty Ellen Hockman of Rileyville Virginia died at 4 30 p m Tuesday April 23 at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg Virginia Funeral arrangements have not been completed

Betty Ellen Hockman Rileyville, Va Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg

Radar Display Scheduled At Handley High During Festival

A U S Army Signal Corps radar set used in England and during German raids will be shown at Handley School playgrounds in Winchester from May 1 through May 5. Depot officials note its use to locate tanks and mortars and for weather data, with ongoing radar fundamentals lectures and film at Handley High School.

U. S. Army Signal Corps Baltimore England Winchester Handley School Signal Depot Harrisburg Holabird Handley High School Me Ola Depot

Local Market Prices From The Star Listing Various Goods

Local markets show daily corrected prices for flour corn meal feeds eggs and butter. Whole sale and retail rates list patent flour ten pound bags corn meal five and ten pound bags chick feed and mash options plus creamery butter at 85 cents per pound.

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Talk By Dr Adams At First Baptist Church

Dr T F P Adams of Richmond spoke at the First Baptist Church last night on The Temple of Your Heart he urged cleansing of the temple by Jesus to free the spirit for divine love and creative expression. He will preach tonight on A Religion Worth Having with Historic City Four performing.

First Baptist Church T. FP. Adams Richmond Temple Jesus Adams Robert Snapp Robert Legge John Pelter Eugene Russell Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Loudoun Street Christian Home Christian Statesman

Trucker Slightly Hurt In Crash Near Winchester

Liona Mason a truck driver from Opequon received hospital treatment and was released with minor injuries after his truck hit the rear of a car driven by Lawrence Kreason of Detroit on Route 522 about 15 miles west of Winchester. State Trooper J. S. ant investigated the crash.

Liona Mason Opequon Lawrence Kreason Detroit Winchester Mason Kreason Reas J. S. ‘Ant

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Rust

Mrs. Margaret Ann Rust 84 died yesterday at 2 p m at Montague Hall Nursing Home after a recent stroke. A Stephens City resident, widow of Samuel A Rust, she was born December 2 1861 and was a Methodist. Funeral at Stephens City Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Resting at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg.

Margaret Ann Rust Montague Hall Winchester Stephens City Methodist Church Stover Funeral Home Strasburg

Reckless and DUI Charges Lead to Fines

A compilation of individuals from Washington D. C. and nearby areas faced fines for drunken or disorderly behavior and driving offenses. Names include Ray Spurling in Braddock Street, Paul J. Hering on Hgsh land Ave, Carl Gillespi in Nw Washington, Harold Langley on Alton Place, Everett Meadows on Gibbons St, Charles Ashwood of Mt Williams, Raymond Kline on Rt 3 for DUI, John Belford on Rt 2, and others, with fines of 10 dollars or more plus costs.

Ray Spurling N. Braddock Paul J. Hering Hgshland Ave Carl Gillespi N. St. Nw Washington, D. C Harold C. Langley Alton Place Everett

Police Court Docket Before Justice Rice

Civil and police court cases heard by Justice John W. Rice include Clarence R. Good a colored man of 26 E Pall Mall and a cab incident referenced in the docket.

John W. Rice Clarence R. Good E. Pall Mall

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