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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1941

Page

2

Frederick County 4-H Club Members Head to Annual Camp

Frederick county 4-H Club boys and girls depart Monday afternoon for their yearly camp. The group gathers at the Courthouse plaza at 4 o clock with transportation provided for those in need. Attendees include James Dye Robert Clevenger Hugh Daijey Ralph Keller and many others.

Frederick County James Dye Robert Clevenger Hugh Daijey Ralph Keller Wenndall Phillips Richard Keller Ron Carpenter Thurman Brumback Nancy Brumback Kenneth Kelly Carlton Snapp Junior Funkhouser Arthur Snapp Lucille Amenal Betty Jean Cochran Jean Dorothy Shell Dorothy Davies Cornelia Gordon Vivian McDaniel Goldie Nutter Rebecca ‘Lodge Names Lodge Elizabeth ‘Crim Jamita Brill Mary Virginia ‘DeHaven June Conner Annie Lee Snyder Lila Lee Robinson Elizabeth Grove Charlotte Rudolph Irene Crowser Yvonne Grace Audrey Bayliss Mary Ellen Nethers Libby Carr Anderson Gretna Carper

Funeral for Mrs. Nora Yeakle of Stephens City Today

The funeral of Mrs. Nora Long W Yeakle 80 of Stephens City was held at 3 30 P M from her residence with Rev Homer Welch and Rev F L Roof officiating. Interment followed in Green Hill Cemetery She was a well known resident and a direct descendant of pioneer settler David Van Meter in Frederick County.

Nora Long W Yeakle Stephens City Homer Welch F. L. Roof Green Hill Cemetery

Quiz Answers From Page Four Reveal Key Topics

The page lists test answers including plant and animal life, a reference to The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and items spanning subjects like National Defense Mediation and specific terms such as a sedan chair and Lohengrin.

Sleepy Fitzsimmons National Defense Mediation

Mrs Braithwaite Dies Near Berryville At 36

Iva Braithwaite 36 wife of Charles Braithwaite died last Thursday morning near Berryville after a sudden heart attack in an ambulance en route to a hospital. She was the daughter of John and Martha Braithwaite of Martinsburg and later moved to Clarke County after marriage. Survived by eight children Theda Willingham Bobby Martha Billy Grace Harry Charles Ronald and two brothers Floyd Martinsburg and William Washington. Funeral Saturday with burial in Mt. Hermon Cemetery Winchester conducted by Rev A D Lyons at John Hoe funeral home Berry. Pallbearers Hunter Longerbeam Woodrow Heflin John Racer Malcolm McDonald John Crim Elias Brow.

Iva Braithwaite Charles Braithwaite Berryville John Martha Braithwaite Martinsburg Clarke County Theda Willingham Bobby Martha Billy Grace Harry Charles

Allies pledge full aid to Soviet war effort at wartime talks

The article reports on a high level meeting between Churchill and Roosevelt with Attlee broadcasting to Britain. It details assurances of full industrial cooperation to arm and supply the Soviet Union across air, naval, and land forces. It notes plans for joint use of bases in the Pacific and potential Soviet Siberian front aid.

Joseph Stalin Britain United States Red Army Air Force Attlee Privy Seal Clement Attlee Churchill Germany France Woodrow Wilson Japan South Pacific Soviet Union Hopkins Harry L. Hopkins Siberia London Moscow Tokyo Roosevelt

Average North swimmer breathes underwater limit

The article states an average North swimmer can stay under water for about thirty seconds before needing to surface for air.

Dan Wright Guest Speaker At Kiwanis Luncheon

Advisory engineer Daniel Wright of the Rockfeller Foundation spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at Willow Lawn recounting diverse peace and war time experiences abroad. The meeting included attendance prizes and guests such as Bishop John J. Jackson and Rev G E Hopkins. A Washington committee was formed with W Alan Peery as chairman ahead of the Capital district convention October 9 11.

Daniel Wright Rockfeller Foundation France Burma Kiwanis Willow Lawn Mr. Wright The Star H. C. Sheetz, Sr Wilbur M. Krise F. Grove White Stephens City John J. Jackson New Orleans G. E. Hopkins C. Arthur Robinson D. Ed. Stultz Hagerstown J. M. Kilmer J. L. Maderboush Martinsburg W. P. Beoks Tallahassee Capital District

Rainy Weather May Slow Nazis Front Action

Berlin reports rain in Ukraine could slow German offensives. Weather conditions were cited by German sources as potentially delaying operations on the front.

Berlin Ukraine

Local Markets The Star Not Responsible for Typos

Local markets page notes the Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors and will correct mistakes as possible. The disclaimer explains a daily market update process and potential minor inaccuracies.

The Star

Forty and Eight Delegates Named for Grand Promenade in Alexandria

Edwin C. Parker of Winchester and Robert D. Beeton of Bluemont are named delegates of Shenandoah Valley Voiture 1078 Forty and Eight for the land promenade in Alexandria tied to the department convention of the Virginia American Legion opening February 16. Alternates are John E. Zombro of Boyce and Edward C. Goss of Winchester. Officers elected include Chef de Gare Henry N. Lewis, Chef de Foy John H. Walker, Voyageur Dr. J. M. Casey, and other posts led by John E. Zombro, Ernest Locke, George W. Bell, Norvel W. Carter, Charles J. Enders, Robert D. Beeton, Grover H. Schinck, and Leonard S. Kercheval.

Edwin C. Parker Winchester Robert D. Beeton Bluemont Shenandoah Valley Alexandria Eld Department of the American Legion John E. Zombro Boyce Edward C. Goss Chef de Henry N. Lewis Foy John H. Walker Washing Commis Voyageur J. M Berryville The Forty & Eight Honor Society American Legion Voiture Vicinity

Baltimore and Chicago Market Quotations Aggregated

Potatoes unchanged and sweet potatoes steady in Baltimore livestock markets. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves show varied demand with bulls, cows, and feeders priced across a wide range. Chicago reports similar hog and cattle prices with steady to slower activity and notable top values.

Baltimore

Grain Market Closing Quotations From Baltimore

Closing quotations for wheat corn and barley in Baltimore on August 14 show Wheat No 2 Red Winter Garlicky Spot Domestic at 1073-4 with August 1073-4. Corn 89-91 and 88c per bushel. Winchester Market lists Wheat 1.02 per bushel and Barley 60c per bushel. Prices based on mill deliveries with year ago figures Wheat 4c per bushel Corn 75c per bushel.

Baltimore Winchester

Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Roosevelt Churchill Policy Reading

The New York stock market opened with a creeping rally but mainly steadied as rails and select industrials rose on technical cues. A sea conference policy statement by Roosevelt and Churchill was read, yet the eight point program did not ignite speculation. total transfers for five hours reached about 400,000 shares with key quotes listed for numerous firms including Am Can AT&T Chrysler Goodyear Penn R R Sears and Roebuck and Woolworth.

New York Wall Street

Boston Wool Market Sees Irregular Prices on Aug Market

Boston prices for bulk fine territory wools ranged 98 to 1.03 dollars per pound scoured base while short French combing lengths eased. Medium grade territory wools sold 90 to 92 cents scoured for 3-8ths blood and 85 to 87 cents for 1-4 bloods. Combing brights 1-4 blood fleeces traded 45 to 47 cents grease with some 3-8ths blood fleeces at 45 to 46 cents grease.

Boston

Band Returns From Staunton Firemen Contest

Mcllwee's Band returned from Staunton last night with no prize but with pride for entertaining a large crowd at Gypsy Hill Park during the Virginia State Firemen session. The 26 musicians will be joined by a high school drum and bugle corps for the grand parade. First prize went to the 35 piece Alexandria Fire Department band led by Otto Leibeneichen. second to the Norfolk Fire Department Band under P. Romeo.

Mcllwee Staunton Gypsy Hill Park Virginia State Firemen Alexandria Fire Department Otto Leibeneichen Norfolk Fire Department P. Romeo

Local Pastor Speaks at Western Distric t Christian Endeavor Session

The Western District Christian Endeavor Union held a one day convention in Strasburg with eight counties represented. Rev. R. A. Whitten of Winchester spoke on making Christian Endeavor essential in the local church. Morning round tables and a noon buffet preceded an afternoon business session and planned officer installations at 7:30 p.m.

Western District Christian Endeavor Union Strasburg R. A. Whitten Winchester Congregational Christian Church Christian Endeavor

Senate Deliberates on 18 Month Service Bill With Narrow Margin

The Senate weighs adopting the House version after a 203 to 202 vote margin. Both drafts extend service for selectees and Guardsmen by 18 months and grant a $10 monthly raise after one year. Connally favors quick Senate passage to avoid another House vote.

Senate House Connally D-Tex Margain Thomas Utah

Another Contract For O S Sullivan

Washington August 14 contracts announced by the War Department include O Sullivan Rubber Company Inc Winchester Va outlet values 40128 delivery and completion dates not disclosed

Washington War Department O'Sullivan Rubber Company, Inc Winchester

Drastic Changes Among Workers Voiced by Thousands

Thousands of men voiced drastic changes as they faced the system method. Many were not rejected until they quit their jobs and bid friends farewell, burning civilian bridges behind them.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Yeakle George W. Kurtz Glaize & Bro Fairfax Lane Allis-Chalmers Crawler H. P U. S Dan Wright Peery Ag Moines Moechtownoe Onic Setae Eee Ewes Creamery Country Butte DE Luke Mervel W. Adams Grand Promenade Baltimore Livestock U. S. Dept. Agr Chicago Livestock Chicago Electrolux Stock Market Report al Chem Am Can Am Rad Am Sme AT & T Anaconda Band Bethlehem Chrysler Con Edison Genl Cigar Gear Motors Goodyear Int Har J. Manville Kennecott M Ward Nat Western U Woolworth B&b. F. Goodrich Silvertown E. Piccadilly Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc Norfolk Western District Union Strasburg, Va Berry Penney’s O'Sullivan John W. Rosenberger & CO Lamb Veal Northern Virginia Pine Motor CO Braddock & Cecil Sts DODGE Plymouth
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