Orndorffs To Hold Reunion On August 31
Members of the Orndorff family in Frederick and nearby counties plan the first annual reunion on Sunday August 31 at the Gravel Springs picnic grounds. Visitors from Greene County Pennsylvania are expected and attendees should bring a picnic lunch. Music and Sabbath-keeping addresses are planned with organizers including Lee Arthur Arch Orn Goff and William B Sager.
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Orndorff
Ornfoff
Frederick
Gravel Springs
Greene County
Orndorff Ty
Lee
Arthur
Arch Orn- Goff
William B. Sager
Good Funeral for Local Farmer Planned Near Wardensville
Funeral services for Lohn C. Good 48 prominent farmer near Wardensville West Virginia will be held tomorrow afternoon Friends may call at 730 EST before at Hebron Lutheran with the service conducted on arrival Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester Noted minister Rev Zirkle assisted by Revs C H Anderson will officiate Good died suddenly of a heart attack at 1030 Sunday night
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Lohn C. Good
Wardensville
W. Va
Friends
Hebron
Soldiers May Be Released From Active Duty In 18 Months
The army outlined a plan for releasing National Guard members and selectees after about 18 months of total active service, with some as early as 14 months, depending on unit location and missions. Reenlistment remains possible for up to 30 months, and personnel in training may be kept in service if required. Soldiers must apply through their commanding officers for release.
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Army
Department
National Guard
Answers to the Daily Quiz Published on Page Four
Answers to test questions show Paise for question two and no difference in sweetness for three. William Henry Harrison and Zachary Taylor are listed for four, Eagle for five, and Sergeant Alvin York is given for eight with Wiki.
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William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Eagle
Alvin York
Death of C R DeHaven Near Brucetown
Charles R DeHaven 72 of near Brucetown died suddenly this morning at about 8 of a heart attack. He was a Frederick County native, survived by three sons Orville Thomas Harley. four daughters Stella Blanche Sthel Retta, and two sisters Mollie Parlett Dora De Haven. Funeral Thursday at Parlett's Funeral Home at 11 EST and Greenwood Methodist Church Morgan County near Unger's Store with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Charles R. DeHaven
Brucetown
Thomas and
Matilda DeHaven
Back Creek
Frederick County
Orville
DeHaven
Thomas DeHaven
Bunker Hill
Harley DeHaven
Opequon
Stella Keller
Blanche Keller
East Berlin
Sthel Eaton
Retta Clayton
Albin
Mollie R. Parlett
Winchester
Dora de Haven
Cedar Grove
Silkworm Hobby Helps Chicago Hospital Turn Silk
Chicago August 19 A 64 year old tailor William Vandrasek recovered patients by raising 400 silkworms in his hospital room. He hatched them in May and within 32 days the worms spun cocoons and began unwinding yellowish thread proving enough silk for three pairs of hosiery. He teaches nurses to find the cocoon end by touch.
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Chicago
William Vandrasek
Vandrasek
Austria-Hungary
Edward Foreman Funeral Today
Final rites for Edward Lee Foreman age 74 of Sunnyside were conducted at 2 PM from Jones Funeral Home with Rev W A Wilkerson of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron with pallbearers Ernest Carper Romanus DeHaven Clarence Fletcher Samuel Dick Harry Shirley and Lawrence McCarty. Foreman died Saturday at his residence from a heart attack.
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Edward Lee Foreman
Sunnyside
Jones
Yard Party For Band This Week At Court House Plaza
Junior Board of Trade co chairs Richard Eddy and Phil Hunter announce a weekend yard party at the court house plaza Friday and Saturday to raise funds for band transportation to the Tobacco festival in South Boston. Bingo a band concert magician fortune teller cake auction new games and a surprise act are planned. The Junior Board meets tonight at 8 in the Northern Virginia Power Co hall to finalize arrangements.
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Junior Board of Trade
McKnee
Richard Eddy
Phil Hunter
Court House Plaza
Boston
Northern Virginia Power Co
Boy and Woman Killed In Crash Near Paoli
A two-vehicle collision on the Lincoln highway six miles west of Paoli killed Michael Parros an 18 year old of Altoona and Mrs George Jones 55 of Hagerstown Md. Two other car passengers Mrs Helen Parros 41 and Thomas Argenas 43 both of Altoona were seriously injured. The truck driver Victor J Kennedy 25 of Philadelphia was taken into custody.
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Paolt
Lincoln Highway
Paoli
Michael Parros
Altoona
George Jones
Hagerstown
Helen Parros
Thomas Argenas
Victor J. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Funeral Today for Walter Milburn
Friends and relatives gathered at Pine Grove Methodist Church for the funeral of Walter Milburn who died after injuries from being struck by a car on the Martins a pike near midnight Sunday. The Rev. C B Larrick of Gainesboro officiated and burial followed in the nearby cemetery. A large group accompanied the body from Jamney Milburn near Greenspring.
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Pine Grove Methodist Church
Walter Milburn
Martinsa Pike
C. B. Larrick
Gainesboro
Jamney Milburn
Greenspring
Germans Report on Black Sea Operations and Odessa Siege
German communiques claim in the Nikolaev action a damaged heavy battleship under construction and a captured floating dock with railway engines. They allege bombers crippled nine troop transports and damaged three warships at Odessa, with mass Soviet losses including prisoners, armored cars, guns, and an armored train.
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Nikolaev
Jane’s Fighting Ships
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Odessa
Red Army
Dniester
Uman
Kiev
Korosten
Russians Battle Finnish Forces Over Kurkijoki Capture
Soviet reports say Russians, aided by torpedo boats and bombers, seized Kurkijoki 95 miles north of Leningrad after last night’s clash with Finnish forces. Moscow claims sinkings of a German submarine and two transports in the Baltic, while air raids on Conan show limited damage.
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Kurkijoki
Leningrad
Moscow
Baltic
Ac Conan
Soviet Bureau of Information
Red Army
Co Op Meetings Announced in Winchester and Stephens City
Southern States Cooperative patrons in Winchester plan an annual meeting at Sarah Zane fire hall on Wednesday August 20 at 8 oclock with John W Ntarrick Jr presiding. Stephens City hosts a similar meeting at 8 pm with Fred Dobbins presiding.
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Southern States Cooperative
Winchester
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
John W. Ntarrick, Jr
Stephens City
Fred Dobbins
Irvin Cather
Henry Seal
Dad Brown
Henry Kar
L. O. Brumback
C. R. Hawkins
W. G. Wyser
Mr. Dobbins
C. O. Watson
Carl Martin
String Band
U S To Purchase Apples Again
Washington reports a government apple buying program planned for this fall to replace lost export markets. It would be the third such move by the surplus marketing administration, aimed at aiding apple growers with a price plan to ensure a modest profit or break even.
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Washington
Randolph
D.-W. Va
Agriculture Department
Surplus Marketing Administration
Wickard
Senator opposes tax soak the poor stance in income measure
The Wisconsin Senator argues against making the tax base broader if it would "soak the poor" while backing revenue goals. The text mentions questions of ability to pay and income tax base expansion. It then notes H. G. A. Gray Bracken as Minister of Information in Great Britain.
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Wisconsin
Great Britain
Gray Bracken
Retired Pastor Dies At Home In Winchester
The Rev. David Messick aged 84 died at 6:40 PM at his home 326 Smithfield Avenue Winchester after years of ill health. He was a Church of the Brethren minister married to Sallie Messick and survived by eight children across several states. Funeral 11:30 AM Thursday at Kurtz Funeral Home with services at Timberville Church officiated by Rev. Cephas Fahnestock.
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David Messick
Church of the Brethren
Smithfield Avenue
Messick
Rockingham County
Sallie Messick
Middletown
Ede Messick
Midland
Est’ Messick
Mary Botts
Calverton
Lola Messick
Clearbrook
Russell Messick
Stephenson
Opequon
Ethel Scott
Newville
Kurtz Funeral Home
Timberville Church
Cephas Fahnestock
John A. Noel Rites Wednesday
Final rites for John A. Noel age 92 will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the residence 258 Eighth Street S E Washington D C. He was a retired employee of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington and had been ill about two months. He was father of Mrs Daniel W Lup ton of this city.
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John A. Noel
Daniel W. Lupton
Eighth Street
S. E
Washington, D. C
Noel
Winchester
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Royal Air Force Attacks German Cities And Dunkerque
The Royal Air Force reported heavy night raids on Cologne and Duisburg starting large fires, with docks at Dunkerque bombed. Eight British planes were missing. RAF fighters attacked air fields in occupied territory while Germany mounted a small coastal attack on England and Scotland.
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London
Royal Air Force
Germany
Cologne
Duisberg
Dunkerque
Air Ministry
Ministry
England
Scotland
Infant Killed and Crash Victims Treated in Nashville
Morning report states two Nashville women, Mrs. C. C. Maxwell and Verda Maxwell, were treated at Memorial hospital after a crash on Loudoun and Boscawen streets. Joe Carl Maxwell, 22, drove the car, damaging it $200. The Daugherty death is linked to a West Virginia incident where Melvin Daugherty was helping push a car when struck by a passing vehicle. Grover Daugherty, a brother, lives at 309 South Braddock Street.
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Nashville
Tenn
Memorial Hospital
Loudoun
Boscawen
C. C. Maxwell
Verda Maxwell
Young Maxwell
Loudoun Street
Crowser Transfer Co
East Boscawen Street
Daugherty
West Virginia
Melvin Daugherty
Augusta
W. Va
Earl
Grover
South Braddock Street
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Produce Quotations
Market quotations from Baltimore and Chicago dated Aug 19 show prices for potatoes butter and various livestock. Cattle calves hogs sheep are listed with price ranges by weight and quality, noting steady or lower values versus Monday for beef type cattle and hogs and mixed results for lambs and sows.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
U. D
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Slow Trade in August
Trade in the Boston wool market moved slowly with moderate demand for a few grades. Combing one-quarter blood bright fleece wools moved occasionally at 45-47 cents in grease, while one-quarter blood territory wools reached 85-87 cents scoured. French combing length fine territory wools traded mostly at 1.03 to 1.05 dollars per pound scoured.
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Boston
U. S
Grain Markets Report and Population Ratio Question
Grain market notes from Baltimore dated August 19 show Wheat No 2 red winter at 107 1 2 and 107 1 2 for August with Corn 89 91 and Winchester Market Wheat at 1.02 per bushel. The excerpt asks which states have the highest ratio of men to women, with Nevada noted at 124 men per 100 women.
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Baltimore
Winchester
W.A
Nevada
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Strength On Weak Trading
New York Aug 19 scattered strength persisted in today s stock market but many leaders failed to repeat Monday s slow recovery. Foreign news of Moscow admitting German thrust momentum cooled buyers while deals ran about 400 000 shares. Early gains faded to minor declines as selling appeared.
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New York
Moscow
United States
Japan
Local Markets The Star Notes Market Corrections
Market roundups from The Star acknowledge daily corrections and typographical errors without assuming responsibility for them. The notice emphasizes updated figures may appear in subsequent editions.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour Prices and Feeds List
A brief listing shows wholesale prices for patent brand flour bags ranging from 5.10 to 5.90 per barrel, assorted mixed feed middlings corn meal and dairy feed prices, plus live poultry and egg pricing including heavy fowls young reds leghorn fryers and culling details. Local cows cutter costs are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeae
Market Prices Listing for Livestock and Dairy Products
Readable fragments show prices for heifers calves hogs sheep spring lambs and creamery butter in wholesale terms. Entries include live hogs 11 11 and cattle and dairy product pricing hints with partial figures and market notation.
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Ieee
Wholesale
Short Patent Brana Prices and Feed Stuffs Listings
A catalog-like record lists prices for patent bran at 12 lb per barrel and bag options, various feed grains including corn meal, oats, middlings, horse and mixed feeds, egg mash, chick grower, and creamery and country butter. It resembles a commodity price sheet with minor garbled text and final price notes.
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Brower
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C. R. DeHaven
Edward Foreman
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P. F. Lee, Jr
Frederick, Md
Greatritain
U.S
Newark - Elisabeth - Plainfield
Harpers Fi
Philadelphia St. Martinsberg
Baltimore & Ohio
Stokos
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing & Heating
Schwitzer- Cummins Company
Baltimore Produce
Stock Market Report
al. Crem
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T
Anaconda
B. and
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
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Elec
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
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J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Packard
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Republic Steel
Sears & Roebuck
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Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Woolworth
Omaobere
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Ata
John W. Rosenberger
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