Funeral services held for H. E. Ritter in Winchester
Harvey Ellis Ritter a lifelong Winchester resident aged 67 died Wednesday after a long illness. Relatives and friends from several towns attended the funeral at his East Gerrard Street home with Elder John B. Jenkins presiding. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Russell Seekford Granville Depoy and George H. Ritter among others. He is survived by his widow Margaret Seckford a daughter Alma Ritter and a son James M. Ritter five brothers and two sisters.
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Harvey Ellis Ritter
Winchester
East Gerrard Street
John B. Jenkins
Luray
Snister
Church Arch
Crist
P’ Omean Laren
Jesus
Mount Hebron
Russell Seckford
Springfield
Granville Depoy
Harrisonburg
George H. Ritter
Allen Peery
George Taylor
George F. Miller
Michael K. Seekford
Cleman Aleshire
Russell Seekford
Homer Seekford
Falling Waters
W. Va
Grover Seekford
Perry Ritter
Kenneth Ritter
George W. Grimm
Alexandria
Benjamin H. Seekford
Washington, D. C
Lydia J. Depoy
Oliver Depoy
Tutwaller
Anna Lee Tutwaller
Keezletown
Ollie Ritter
Middletown
Lee Hottle
Sidney Dalton
Oom Ann Dalton
Lynchburg
Ritter
James W
Mary Cornwell Ritter
Frederick County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baker and Company
Handley High School
Elsie Freeman
Annie Ritter
Tampa. A
Joe Louis Stops Ritzlaff in First Round Fight
On January 17 1936 Joe Louis fought Charley Ritzlaff in Chicago and knocked him out in the first round.
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Joe Louis
Ritzlaff
Charley Ritzlaff
Chicago
Market quotations eggs-1 975 nearby ungraded
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep prices with declines, steadiness, or little change. Grain and poultry prices are listed with bid ranges and futures, plus a Philadelphia and Winchester brief on live poultry and grain values.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Grain futures slide as weather dampens demand
Chicago reports a weak grain market with corn futures slipping to the lowest in about two weeks as new-crop delivery concerns rise. Weather across the belt fuels delay fears for Spring wheat harvest while forecasts call for above normal temperatures in key regions. Prices quoted include WHEAT Sept 75% Dec 1534% May 75% and CORN Sept 60% Dec 56 64 May 58 84.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Upper Mississippi
Great Plains
Stock Market Report Sees Slim Rally and Delayed Turnaround
New York August 3 stock trading shows scant rally with many leaders giving back gains. Transfers hover around 100000 shares as prices drift amid sluggish deal flow. GM and Chrysler fail to rise despite good auto sales and possible armament contracts. nearby weeks may see a let down. Bonds and commodities move irregularly as the market ends with mixed signals and unchanged pound.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Detroit
Seventeen Seamen Threaten Hunger Strike for Safe Passage
In Norfolk on August 3, thirteen crewmen of the Greek freighter Pandine refused to sail with scrap iron for England and announced a hunger strike until safe passage to Greece. Police Sergeant R. H. Houston reported the group sat on deck without disturbance, insisting on return to Greece. The third officer said owners were arranging passage for the men on another ship.
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Norfolk
England
Greece
R. H. Houston
Enrollments Grow in Virginia Defense Training Program
In Richmond on August 3 the Education Department reported about 1,500 Virginians enrolled in day and night vocational courses for national defense. An incomplete tally shows 1,350 started, with 968 whites and 382 blacks. Courses include re employment and supplementary options, six weeks of training, and a planned wider winter program.
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Richmond
Statement of Education
Virginia
Department of Education
United States Office of Education
Norfolk man given life term for mass slaying
Charles C. Sanderlin a 64 year old Norfolk County poultry peddler was found guilty of garrotting his wife and three children on June 24 and sentenced to life imprisonment The jury took over six hours to reach the verdict Sanderlin claimed his family died by self infliction and he had found the bodies suspended in a chicken house near Deep Creek.
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Ogs
Norfolk County
Sanderlin
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Farley
Edward J. Flynn
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Baltimore Grain
Stock Market Report
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Anaconda
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Con. Edison
Genl. Motors
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
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Texas Corp
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Berkeley Springs Center
Williamsport
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Russell Motor
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House of David
Prince George
Prince George Center
Wash
Berryville
Waynesboro
Blair Blair Berryville
Park
Ritenour
Stickley
Butter Country
Firestone
Goodyear
Atlas Goodrich
George Washington Garage
N. Loudoun St
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T. Barnsley
Charles C. Sanderlin
Gene
Saddle Pals
Strasburg
Raymond F. Ritenour
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