Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A mixed list of across and down crossword clues with definitions and abbreviations. Items include High, head cook on American-12, noblemen, plural this, a strong gust of wind, boredom, highest oa, perform, a dessert, caverns, conicalter var, three at cards, music note, Brown a8 in the sun, Paradise pose, pillar of stone, apparition, goddesses of seasons, kind of thread, faulty, follow, a net fabric, droops in the middle, proof bow, coins It, to let, a drinking cup, queen of heaven, old measures of length, quick, wears out, an island Phil, negative reply, division of a play, vehicle, evening poet, likely, parrot New Zealand, even contr, a hair from the eyelid, snarl, article Fr, Scotch river poss, front parts of legs, false, large volume, goddess of discord, mountain of Thessaly, larva of the moth, drives golf.
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Heaven
Relig
Modern trusses offer comfort and perfect fit in Martinsburg
In Martinsburg, E. R. Crumpton advertises expert truss fitting for ruptures and post surgical hernias. His service promises a comfortable, properly sized truss with easy adjustments, aiming to reduce incisional strain and improve daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
E. R. Crumpton
Ational Surgical
West Ke Street
W. Va
Dr. L. Sencindiver
Local Notes From Siler and Cross Junction
Frankie Fowers Jr. visited relatives in Siler last week. The Whitacre estate was appraised last Monday. Mrs. Mary DeHaven and Miss Othella DeHaven work at Braithwaite Bros cannery in Cross Junction canning peaches. C. Lee Whitacre visited A. L. DeHaven last Monday. Siblings and relatives of Collins and Shades were seen in Berkeley Springs last Saturday. Henry DeHaven and Audrey DeHaven attended a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nail last Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Brown Collins
Nancy
Naomi Collins
H. C. Shade
Near Angers
Berkeley Springs
Henry DeHaven
Audrey DeHaven
Robert Nail
German prisoners of war returned to General McNarney’s control
Over 200000 German POWs were repatriated and placed under General McNarney in Germany. Some were sent to Great Britain or the British occupation zone. They are said to be employed on reconstruction and essential projects pending peace treaties and release under the Hague conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General McNarney
Germany
Great Britain
Local notes highlight church growth and fruit harvests
The community reports a successful Galilee Church camp week with seven additions, and describes unusually fine fruit crops including peaches and apples. Residents visit relatives, 4-H leadership activity at Powells Fort Valley is noted, Musselman Canning plant employees return, and local weather favors alfalfas, corn, gardens, and fall pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Mason
Powells Fort Valley
Galilee Church
Paul Shirkey
Brucetown
Charles Hensell
Selma Hensell
C. W. Hensell
Ben Hubbard
Pauline Crim
Hugh Crim
Valley View
Musselman Canning Plant
Inwood
Ethel Guess
Eugene Laird
Woodbine
Pittsburgh
Death in Freemont Claims Local Citizen Bennett Crowser
Freemont notes the death of Bennett Crowser last Thursday night, a loss to the community. Family returns from Elk Ridge Maryland, while others plan trips this autumn and winter, and a yard party drew a large crowd last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont
Bennett Crowser
Frank Lineburg
Elk Ridge
Minnie Harbaugh
Europe
Charles Harbaugh
Frankfurt
Myrtle Clowser
Gary
Ind
Mornring
Ella Fisher
Union Vacation Bible School Closes With Picnic
The Union Vacation Bible School in Boyce Virginia ends with a picnic at Rouss Park Winchester today. One hundred twenty pupils enrolled with teachers from local churches and broad community support. Rev. Mr. Lucas of Richmond led the program at Boyce Baptist Church. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harlow and daughter Anne of Wilmington Delaware. Miss Marian Roy of Washington spent the weekend with Boyce family. May Lanham visited Washington. Ernest Hottell of Winchester was a visitor Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Union Vacation Bible School
Rouss Park
Winchester
Boyce Baptist Church
Lucas
State Missions Board of Richmond
Harlow
Anne
Wilmington
Del
C. D. Adams
Marian Roy
Washington
May Lanham
Ernest Hottell
Musial Leads Cardinals to Twinbill Sweep Over Phillies
Stan Musial delivered a towering two game performance as the St. Louis Cardinals swept the Philadelphia Phillies 7-6 and 4-3 to pull even with the Brooklyn Dodgers in the pennant race. Musial pounded six hits in the opener including a 12th inning homer and added three more hits in the nightcap. Johnny Vandemeer blanked the Dodgers 2-0 for Cincinnati, while Monte Kennedy tossed a five hit shutout for New York over Pittsburgh in ten innings. The standings show Brooklyn 71-45, St. Louis 71-48 with Philadelphia 48-66 and Chicago 61-54 in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Stanley Frank Musial
Musial
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Phillies
St. Louis
Slaughter
St Louis
Mize
New York
Reiser
Brooklyn
Higbe
Rowe
Philadelphia
Wickson
Monte Kennedy
Giants
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
MarketQuotations Stock Market Report
Market quotes show selling pressure easing in New York trading on August 23 as leaders rose modestly. Trading favored hope that Yugoslav tensions may ease and that yesterday’s dip may have been overdone. American Telephone steadied but stayed weak. list leaders included U S Steel Chrysler Goodrich etc with bonds improving slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Goodrich
U.S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Johns Manville
Consolidated Edison
International Paper
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago Grain Quotations Openings Prices
Chicago August 23 opening prices for grain show Corn at 1.33 3-4 for Jan and March. Oats listed at 78 1-2 for Aug, 75 1-2 for Sept, 73 1-4 for Nov, and 72 7-8 to 73 for Dec. March oats 72 7-8 to 73.
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Chicago
Livestock and Produce Markets Baltimore Aug 23
Baltimore markets report dull produce with apples and potatoes steady to up. Rambos, McIntosh, Md Wealthys rise, Va Goldens Delicious quoted. poultry and fowl prices mixed. Cattle and cows show active slaughter class demand at steady to strong quotes. beef cows and feeders varied, with bulls limited.
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Baltimore
U.S
N. J
Idaho
Baltimore Livestock
Meat stock market report shows varied livestock prices
Calves steady at 18.00 for good and choice. medium 12.50. Hogs active after slow start with barrows and gilts under 160 pounds up 0.50, 160 pounds up and sows up 1.00. Good and choice 160-200 pounds 24.50, 300 pounds plus 23.00. 140-160 pounds 23.50. 120-140 pounds 22.50. fat sows 22.00. Sheep fully steady with spring lambs 19.50-20.00 and tops to 20.00. mixed lots 16.00-19.00. culls 10.00 or less. some aged slaughter ewes 6.00.
Rally Day At Indian Hollow August 25 Program
Rally Day for the Helping Hand Mission of Indian Hollow is set for August 25 at 3 o clock. The program includes hymns, recitations by Cooley McFarland Lynn and others, a guitar solo, scripture readings, prayers, announcements, and benediction. Public invitation is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
Henry McVicar
Floyd Wine
Mrs. Wine
Francis Cooley
Albert McFarland
Julian Ebersole
Gladys Brill
Mary Ellen Lynn
Ruth Conrad
Charlotte Hottle
God
Catherine Kief
Holmes McParland
James McFarland
Nancy Lynn
Polly Robinson
C. H. Fahnestock
Jesus
Antiques and Household Goods Auctions Aug 24- Sept 3
A series of sales listings detail auctions across multiple dates and locations. Items include furniture antiques and household goods offered by Ira Haines Edward F. Pancoast Mrs. Laura Walters Shade Mrs. Jack Wilkins Mrs. Lafayette Shiley and Mrs. Howard Reynolds. Dates span Aug 24 to Sept 3 with times and local places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Germain St
Ira Haines
Bluemont
Upperville
Edward F. Pancoast
N. Kent St
Laura Walters Shade
Reynolds Store
Howard Reynolds
Corrigan Divorce Case Filed in Winchester Court
The Virginia Corportation Court of Winchester on August 9 1946 hears a divorce suit by F Corrigan against non resident John J Corrigan on grounds of desertion. The defendant must appear within ten days after publication to protect his interest.
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State OF Virginia
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Towit
F. Corrigan
John J. Corrigan
Valley Man Is Reappointed To Game And Fisheries
Governor Tuck announced the four year reappointment of Thomas G. Herring of Harrisonburg and Warren B. Rains of Warsaw to the State Commission on Game and Inland Fisheries. The same action named John C. Hagan of Richmond to the Board of Visitors of Virginia Military Institute, succeeding James R. Gillliam of Lynchburg and reappointing four other VMI board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Thomas G. Herring
Harrisonburg
Warren B. Rains
Warsaw
State Commission On Game and Inland Fisheries
Tuck
John C. Hagan
Board of Visitors
Virginia Military Institute
James R. Gillliam
Lynchburg
V. M. I. Board
Hagan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Crossword
Snarl
Thessaly
Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Siler
Tire Service Headquarters
Cloverdale
Soit
Te Huis
Amethyst
Cloverdale Springs CO
Newville
D. A. Gordon CO
Amoer Giiger
Vernon
Williams
Pesky
Spence
Washing
St. Louis Chicago
Stock Market Report
Chold
I A
CmAa
Kearneysville
Shepherdstown
Gi’s
V. M. L Alumni Society
Roy W. Earl
Valley Ave
WOODS
Amherst St
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun St
Capitol Theatre
Cameron Street
Philco
RCA Victor
Zenith
W. Boscawen St
America
Leach Sanneny
Edward SY. Capper Jeweler
Deales
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