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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1941

Page

3

Capons Prove Profitable For Poultrymen In Wisconsin Trial

An experiment in Wisconsin shows capons match roasters in growth and feed use when Barred Rock stock is used. Capons move easier in groups, command premiums of four cents per pound over roasters, and yield higher income per bird, especially at seven pounds. Hatch May or June for capons, March for pullets, with seven months as the practical capon horizon.

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Public Sale of Household Furniture at 600 South Braddock

The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction at the dwelling of the late Michael Lillis at 600 South Braddock Street Winchester Virginia at 10:00 AM on Saturday May 10 1941 Executor Michael Lillis.

Michael Lillis South Braddock Street Winchester

Public sale of city real estate in Winchester Virginia

The Special Commissioner will offer by public auction on May 10 1941 at 11 am in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia the property at 113 Millwood Avenue fronting 50 feet on Millwood Ave to James Street improved by a frame house. Terms: one third cash then two equal installments over one and two years secured by deed of trust and insurance. Bonds of purchaser bearing 6 percent interest. Auctioneers Dunn and Davall. Clerk P J Marshall confirms bond per decree.

Clyde J. Sibert Emmett W. Sibert Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Millwood Avenue James Street Ida Mae Sibert Fawcett W. E. Edwards Dunn & Davall P. J. Marshall

White Hall 4 H Club Meeting Notes and Youth Activities

March and April 1941 White Hall 4 H Club meetings cover old and new business. Miss Sprouse led talks on fitting clothes and grooming. Members planned a finance committee and named James Hutton, Mary Ellen Nethers, and Robert Clevenger. Jokes, S C A convention notes, softball plans, and school events accompany student reports and poems.

White Hall Miss Sprouse Mr. Quick Cee James Hutton Mary Ellen Nethers Robert Clevenger Elizabeth Crim Stanley Snapp Nancy Lodge Glenvil Whitacre S. Cc. A Miss Funk Audubon Bird Society Snapp Anna Louise Ke Gereeta Leight Helen Crim Anna Louise Kerns Mr. Anderson Jean Payne Summit Point

Railroads in Virginia Spend Record 1940 Amounts

The Association of American Railroads reports Virginia in 1940 spent 67,338,909 dollars on materials supplies and wages. Taxes to state and local governments are excluded. Wages paid totaled 56,349,484 dollars to 31,923 employees as of July 1940, with purchases across 413 localities.

Virginia Association of American Railroads Ecetely Rail

Leading role in The Trial of Mary Dugan stage premiere

Ann Harding played the title role in the stage premiere of The Trial of Mary Dugan at the open performance in New York City on September 19, 1927.

Mary Dugan Ann Harding New York City

Red Cross Room Closed Thursday at Baptist Church

The Red Cross production rooms at the Baptist Church will be closed Thursday afternoon May 1 and reopen Monday May 5. They will then continue regular schedule on Mondays and Thursdays from 2 to 5 p m under the supervision of Miss Mary Jane Gray and Mrs Edgar Payne. The piece also notes a census fact about Washington D C population rising by 55009 since the 1940 census.

Red Cross the Baptist Church Mary Jane Gray Edgar Payne

Gainesboro High School Students and Senior Play News

Gainesboro High School features biographies of Harold Larrick Helen Hook and Willis Michael with ambitions hobbies and club memberships. The senior class thanks juniors after a banquet and reports on the upcoming senior play Set A Thief at Gore Virginia with leads Nelson Beard Robert Philpott June Unger and Esther Richard. The article also notes Sophomore study of As You Like It and Junior Senior Night at Winchester with Mickey Rooney film Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary and a closing banquet.

Harold Larrick B. L. Larrick Harold Ebenezer Christ Helen Shaffer Hook Hanner Charles Hook Helen Hobby 4-H Glee Club Uni Brethren Church of Lola Nelson Gore Helen Bessie Willis Harry Fout Irene Romeo June Mary Lee Emogean Stanley Gainesboro Sydney Gore High School Nelson Beard Robert Philpott June Unger Esther Richard Austin Gap Viola Grove Valley Laura Cowles Winchester Capitol Theatre Mickey Rooney Andy Hardy Private Secretary Golden Glow Mr. Braithwaite Hugh Daily

Rag Fragments Found in Plane Engine After Forced Landing

Pieces of rag were found in an engine of a Pennsylvania Airlines plane that forced landed near Charleston West Virginia on April 16. Dr Melville Peters testified to a Senate air crashes hearing saying the rags could have been left in the engine or placed there. He notes rags are sometimes used in engine testing.

Washington Pennsylvania Airlines Charleston W. Va Melville Peters Senate Committee Peters Bureau of Standards

Roosevelt freezes Greek funds in U.S. credit control

President Roosevelt issued an executive order freezing Greek credits and cash in the United States to prevent seizure by Germany. The action follows Greece taking cognizance of German advances and mirrors similar freezes enacted after other European countries fell to Germany.

U. S Roosevelt United States Greece Germany

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