Sloat Heads Odd Fellows Associa tion in Bentonville
George M. Sloat of Pront Roy al was elected president of the Tri-County Odd Fellows Association at Bentonville meeting attended by 31 members seven Rebekah members and 13 visitors. Wright and Howell welcomed guests. officers named include Taylor Barr vice president C T Ingles secretary E F Coffman treasurer Everett D Kinne chaplain and C B Vaucluse publicity. The group planned a picnic at Eli Furnace September 14 and a meeting October 30 at Mid.
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George M. Sloat
Pront Royal
Tri-County Odd Fellows Associat
Bentonville
Taylor IL. Barr
Winchester
C. T. Ingles
Scretary
E. F. Coffman
Edin
Everett D. Kinne
Ester
C. B
Vaucluse
Sloat
Bers
Reekah
Joseph Punk
Stephens City
Wright
Howell
Benton
Middletown
Res
C. Harrell
Edinburg
Kenneth Hayes
Dave Hottle
C. G. Harrell
Frederick
Convict Camp Is Being Removed
The convict camp located on U S Route 50 for two years is moved to a site on U S Route 11 between Staunton and Lexington in Greenville. Work on grading the new highway between the river and Hilltop Cabins nears completion and the macadam contract is expected soon. Overpass construction at Waterloo advances despite steel procurement difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Staunton
Lexington
Greenville
Waterloo
Secursteel
Milky Way Farm in Pulaski Tennessee Details
Answers to the Daily Quiz E identify test panel locations in Chicago Philadelphia and Palo Alto. The Milky Way Farm owned by Mrs Mars sits at Pulaski in Giles County Tennessee, spanning 3,500 acres.
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Tennessee
Ethel V. Mars
M. T. R. A. Milky Way Farm
Winchester Moose Picnic At Rock Enon This Saturday
Winchester Moose lodge finalized plans for its annual picnic to be held at Rock Enon Springs lodge. A 22 rifle shooting match is planned in the afternoon with square dancing at night. Activities include free swimming softball horse shoe pitching and games. All are invited and refreshments will be served.
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Winchester Moose
Rock Enon
Mee
Winchester Moose Lodge
Rock Enon Springs Lodge
Youngsters Hear Plea To Accept Roosevelt Lead
Louisville July 22 reports urge Young Democratic Clubs of America to rally loyalty behind President Roosevelt and accept his guidance. Speakers note national peril and say debate over the nation’s course is over, calling for complete loyalty. Senator Chandler criticizes war-start claims. Rep. Lyndon Johnson urges youth support akin to Nazi youth.
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Louisville
Roosevelt
Young
Democratic Clubs of America
Homer Mat Adams
Congress
United States
Albert B. Chandler
Kentucky
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Adolf Hitler
Bobby Edwards to Play on Sunday at Bible Class
Special music by Bobby Edwards and his sister Miss Thelma Edwards will open the Presbyterian Church Bible Class this Sunday. A. Garland Williams of Berryville will teach the lesson after the musical program. Membership attendance is urged and visitors are welcome.
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Dr. McFadden
The
Presbyterian Church
Bobby Edwards
Thelma Edwards
A. Garland Williams
Berryville
Yard Party Tonight To Aid Band At Courthouse Plaza
Under the Junior Board of Trade, a yard party is held tonight and tomorrow night on the county courthouse plaza to benefit the McThwee Band. Proceeds cover travel expenses to South Boston for Tobacco Festival competition and awards. Public invited.
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Junior Board of Trade
McThwee
South Boston
Rites Held For Walter Milburn A Frederick County Victim
A large crowd gathered Tuesday at Pine Grove Methodist Church to honor Walter Milburn a Frederick County citizen fatally injured when struck by a car on U S Route 11 north of Winchester last weekend The Rev C B Larrick officiated and interment followed at the church cemetery Pallbearers included Walter Anderson Wilmer Anderson Carl Webber Ross Bailey Harry Boyles and Thomas Brown.
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Pine Grove Methodist Church
Walter Milburn
Frederick County
Winchester
C. B. Larrick
Pine Grove Church
Walter Anderson
Wilmer Anderson
Carl Webber
Ross Bailey
Harry Boyles
Thomas Brown
Tank Killers to unveil new self propelled guns at Fort Meade
The army’s last new tank killer battalion will demonstrate its 75 and 37 millimeter anti tank and anti aircraft weapons mounted on self propelled vehicles at Fort Meade Maryland next Wednesday. The unit, formed from the regular 93rd anti tank battalion, will star in fall maneuvers and showcases a marsh roaming swamp buggy and fast jeeps to swarm and engage tanks before they can strike back.
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Washington
Fort George G. Meade
War Department
Fort Meade
Second Army Corps
Gerald Ritter Joins The Navy At Martinsburg Rally
Gerald Tex Ritter a Handley High School graduate will be formally inducted into the U S Navy at a Martinsburg rally during Navy Week August 18 through 23. He is the region's sole Winchester applicant after others failed physicals. Ritter had been rejected for flat feet but recovered after eight weeks of chiropodist treatment.
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Gerald
Tex” Ritter
Handley High School
U. S. Navy
Martinsburg
Navy Week
Naval Recruiting Office
Baltimore
Ritter
Winchester
Soviet Planes Fly Along Baltic Coast Over Germany
Berlin reports a number of Soviet bombers flew along the Baltic coast into northern Germany last night. The German announcement said the planes circled aimlessly over German territory for a period and dropped a few bombs at random, causing no notable damage.
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Berlin
Baltic
Germany
Historic Resort Building Burns in Maryland Fire
Charred ruins marked Mt. Lake Park's old auditorium, built in 1882 as the resort association's first structure. It burned yesterday despite Oakland volunteer fire department efforts. the adjoining serenade building was saved. Officials questioned three boys reportedly working inside before the alarm.
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MT. Lake Park
Old Resort Association
Oakland
Harrison And Wright Speakers At Farm Picnic
Dan Wright an advisory sanitation engineer to the Rockefeller Foundation and State Senator Burr Harrison spoke at the Farm Bureau picnic in Jordan Springs yesterday. About 500 Frederick County and Winchester residents attended. C W Sollenberger led the event with music by Carl Martin Herbert Smoke LewIs Dellinger and others.
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Dan Wreghht
Rockefeller Foundation
Burr Harrison
Farm Bureau
Jordan Springs
Frederick County
Winchester
Ed, Lee
White Post
Harrison
Wright
Burma
C. W. Sollenberger
Woodstock
Carl Martin
Herbert Smoke
Lewis Dellinger
Sloan Wolfe
Jean Duvall
Germans Claiming Many Prisoners in Russia War
Berlin report cites over 1,250,000 Red Army soldiers taken prisoner as the invasion of Russia enters its third month. German claims include 14,000 armored cars, 15,000 guns, and 11,250 planes. losses remain undisclosed but enemy casualties are stated as unimaginably heavy.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Russia
Mii
Germany
Two Injured Continued From Page One In Fire
Mrs H Dieckman 33 Henriet ta Dieckman 10 Henry Schmidt 13 William Schmidt 14 Adriana Schmidt 11 Evelyn Brustlin 13 were not injured at the scene At the hospital Rees had cuts and bruises to face arms shoulders and chest Mrs Schmidt's physician said at 2 25 pm that her injuries are not yet fully determined and she is in considerable pain
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H. Dieckman
Henrietta Dieckman
Henry Schmidt
William Schmidt
Adriana Schmidt
Evelyn Brustlin
Rees
Russians Halt German Push on Leningrad Front and Kiev Developments
On the Leningrad front Russians said they were countering a German offensive along a broad front from Kingisepp to Staraya Russa as residents rallied to defend the city. Reports also note a possible Soviet withdrawal to the east of the Dnieper and continued Luftwaffe pressure amid late summer rains.
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Ers
Gomel
Ukraine
Leningrad
Kingisepp
Novgorod
Staraya Russa
Klementi Voroshilov
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Opolchenie
People’s Army
Russia
Red Star
Kiev
Information Bureau
Dnieper
Public views on city garbage collection
Readers comment on the present garbage and refuse disposal system. Earl Clows er warns Main street and business district collections should avoid Monday mornings. Frank Butsler notes overall adequacy. Denver P Spring finds no fault though cans may bang. others see room for improvement with costs.
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Earl Clowser
Main Street
Prank Butsler
Bank Trust
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Produce Market Report
August market summary from Baltimore and Chicago shows mixed cattle calf hog and sheep quotes. Cattle steady to higher with West Virginia cows 7.75 and vealers 13.00 to 14.00. hogs up to 12.10 top. calves 10.00 to 14.00. sheep nominal. Chicago quotes hogs 11.55 to 12.00 depending on weight. cattle 11.45 to 13.50 for choice offerings. sheep around 12.00 to 12.50 for select lambs.
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Baltimore
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
West Virginia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore August 22 grain prices show Wheat No 2 red winter at 108 1 2 cents a bushel and 108 1 2 for August, Corn 88 to 90 cents, Winchester Market Wheat 1.03 dollars per bushel, Corn 88 cents, Barley 60 cents per bushel. Prices based on deliveries at mill.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Local Markets The Star Cautions on Typographical Errors
Local markets pages note daily correctness while the Star disclaims responsibility for any typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify figures and prices with sources.
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The
Star
Stock market mixed as few leaders gain in uneven session
New York stock traders saw a cautious day with slim gains for a handful of favorites while major motors, steels, rails, oils, rubbers and aircrafts declined. Trading was steadier than panic, with around 375000 shares changing hands as prices drifted.
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New York
Pivotal
al Chem
Sme
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Elec
Motors
Goodyear
Int
Har
Kennecitt
M. Ward
Natl
Dairy
Wall Street explosion date and death toll in 1920 attack
This item states the Wall Street blast occurred in New York City on September 16, 1920. It says a bomb in a one horse wagon is believed to have caused the explosion and that forty people in the street were killed.
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Wall Street
New York City
Mrs. Annie E B Sheffler Dies in Indiana Pa
Mrs Annie EB Sheffler 55 died in Indiana Pennsylvania on August 15 after living there over 15 years. Born June 14 1886 in Kansas she was daughter of Thomas and Mary Jane Ross. Survived by husband Boyd A Sheffler two sons one grandchild and several Ross siblings including Harry T Ross J Logan Ross Earl M Ross Mrs E W Steele and Mrs Edwin Laner. Funeral at Robinson funeral home with Rev Stillman Foster officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery.
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Indiana
Annie EB. Sheffler
Stephens City
Kansas
Stillman A. Foster
Oakland Cemetery
Boyd A. Sheffler
Marvin R
Wayne A. Sheffler
Marvin A. Sheffler
Harry T. Ross
J. Logan Ross
Harrisburg
Earl M. Ross
Detroit
Mich
E. W. Steele
Edwin Laner
Belgians Raise Fighting Force Across Borders
In exile Brussels policy spreads conscription to Belgians outside the homeland. Ages 19 to 38 are liable. enforcement varies by country. Belgian units operate under British command with camps in England and a Canadian center serving North and South America. Many Belgians flee to join the army. in neutral states voluntary and moral incentives apply.
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London
Special News Service
Belgian Congo
Britain
Dominions
United
England
Quebec
North
South America
United States
Baron Silvercruys
Canada
Nine Month Old Charlotte Mason Dies At Home
Charlotte Helena Mason of 6 Fremont Street died at 4 20 this morning at her parents home. Survivors include her parents John EB Mason and Helen Robinson Mason and grandparents Edward Mason Lena Jones and great grandmother Evelyn Rideout. Funeral Monday at 3 from Shiloh Baptist Church officiated by the Rev Laws with interment in Orrick Cemetery.
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Charlotte Helena Mason
Fremont Street
John EB. Mason
Helen Robinson Mason
Lynchburg
Edward Mason
Lena Jones
Evelyn Rideout
Shiloh Baptist Church
Laws
Orrick Cemetery
Court Docket Shows Traffic and Assault Cases Ledger
In The Court Of The Trial Justice County list records for defendants including John Jackson drunkenness $13.28 William Stump assault and battery $10.35 Wade Jones assault and battery $21.35 Nathan Wesco no operator's license $12.55 Wilmer F Shryock drunkenness $12.55 Lewis H Randolph speeding $9.25 A Mauck reckless driving $0 James Tate speeding $9.25 Clyde B Hottle speeding $10 L S Armel speeding $9.25.
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John Jackson
William Stump
Wade Jones
Nathan Wesco
Wilmer F. Shryock
Lewis H. Randolph
A. Mauck
James Tate
Clyde B. Hottle
Sa L. E. Armel
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Demand
Boston August 22 reports moderate demand for standard lines. Combing three-eighths blood wools seen at 88-91 cents secured basis for territory wools. 45-46 cents grease for bright fleeces. Graded fine territory wools bring 1.06-1.08 scoured for staple combing lengths and 1.00-1.05 scoured for French combing lengths.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agri
Salt Lake City building built of Utah gray granite
The structure in Salt Lake City is constructed of Utah gray granite quarried from the Wasatch Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wasatch Mountains
Bedspread pattern 7083 features floral transfer design
Floral and color themed bedspread description highlights morning glories in rose blue and purple with green leaves on a trellis. Mentions pattern 7083 includes a transfer design of two 8 x 19% sections.
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Sinclair Lewis
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Good Used Furniture & Stores
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N. Cameron St. Dial
Gerald Ritter
Navy
Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Harrison and Wright
Farm Picnic
Denver P. Spring
Brando
ENO
Pepsi-Cola
Cloverdale
D. A. Gordon & CO
S. Main St
Stock Market Report
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Backsee Ee
Veo Newas
Peremta
Ntara
Oniek
Vocceis
Seeas Anto
Stokol
Ms van Phdl
Mervel W. Adams
Piccadilly St
Charlotte Mason
City Hall Plaza
Jones Funeral Home
Just Dial
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Leesburg
Ria
USG
John VW. Rosenberger and CO
Alice Brooks
Winchester Dept
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