Schedule of Home Agent activities for week Sept 16
Miss Elizabeth Sprouse county home agent presents the week plan. Meetings include the homemaking committee at 2 30 PM, Achievement committee, and home demonstration club sessions on September 2 3 4. A 4 H County Council yard party will be at Round Hill school with Friendly Grove club hosting.
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Elizabeth Sprouse
Hiome
Homeagent Jie
Gore
Stonewall
James Finnigan
County Council Qill
Round Hill
Friendly Grove
Friendly Grove Club
Residential Property For Sale In Winchester Virginia
Under the will of Shepherd Strother the Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester as executor offers for sale at public auction at the county courthouse in Winchester Virginia a dwelling at 23 Peyton Street with 35 feet on Peyton Street and 75 feet back. The sale includes a three room first floor and several upper rooms with details of payments: one third cash day of sale and two thirds by two bonds payable over one and two years at six percent interest, secured by a trust deed and a fire insurance policy. Auction set for 12 noon Saturday September 6 1941.
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Shepherd Strother
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Peyton Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Annie A. Whitlock
Beulah Adams
Pleasant Valley
Frederick County
Whitlock
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
United Brethren Church
Claston Brown
Kirk Dick
Lon Crim
Frank Barret
David Smith
David Ruble
Miss Garnet Smallwood Crowned Miss Clarke County 1941
Berryville Virginia August 30 Miss Garnet Smallwood daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Smallwood Jr and granddaughter of former Clarke County Sheriff is named Miss Clarke County 1941 at the dedication of a $5000 community swimming pool. Judge Philip Williams delivers the address as pool festivities mark Berryville recreation center completion with Moore memorial tennis courts swings and sand boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smallwood
Clarke County
Berryville
Garnet Smallwood
W. W. Smallwood
Clarke
Philip Williams
Win
Hester
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
L. B. Dutrow
Front Royal
John P. Briscoe
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Town
W. Va
Joseph F. Moore
Rixey Moore
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Market Snapshots
Baltimore market reports live cattle steady with top steers around 13.10 for 910 lb, hogs mostly 25 higher versus week ago, and lambs and ewes trading near 12.25-12.75. Chicago quotes hogs steady to higher, cattle active with top yearlings around 12.85, steers 12.75, and cows weaker near 17.00, with sheep 12.50-12.75 for certain lots.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U.S. Dept. Agr
N. J
U. S
Goldens
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Grain Markets in Baltimore and Winchester Listings
Grain market notes show Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.0834 dollars per bushel for August. Corn quoted 88 to 90 cents, with Winchester market listing Wheat at 1.03 dollars, Corn 88 cents, Barley 65 cents per bushel, based on mill deliveries.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Japanese envoy reports U S situation amid oil and policy talks
Japanese minister Wakasugi arrived home and met with Toyoda as Washington pressuring talks continued. Ambassador Grew canceled weekend plans while Nomura's Washington conference boosted Tokyo stock market on oil shipment discussions with Russia via the Far East.
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United States
Washington
Kaname Wakasugi
Toyoda
Joseph C. Grew
Wakasugi
Japan
Roosevelt
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Diet
Russia
Far East
Tokyo
Kichisaburo Nomura
Originator of Archie the Cockroach
Archie the Cockroach was created by the late Don Marquis, a noted columnist. The character originated in Marquis 19th and 20th century writings as part of his humorous literary persona.
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Archie the Cockroach
Don Marquis
Stock Market Report Sees Thin Attendance and Modest Gains
Victor Eubank reports a light trading day with about 200000 shares traded as markets close with scattered advances of a point amid an otherwise narrow range. Investors eyed a holiday pause with Labor Day markets closed and bonds and commodities steadier.
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New York
Scotchman saves factory dust boosting nickel for defense
In West Lynn Massachusetts GE plant turbines, a Scottish worker helped recover 50 000 pounds of nickel from grinding dust. Metallurgist Jack Siever and supervisor Jimmy Goss funded tests that proved nickel in the dust could be reclaimed, supplying 20 percent of the plant needs for tiny magnets used in aircraft instruments.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Schenectady
N. Y
Scotchman
General Electric
West Lynn
Mass
Charley Stevens
Stevens
Jack Siever
General Electric Company
Massachusetts of Technology
Pellia
Jimmy Goss
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Steady Prices Amid Dull Demand
The Boston wool market was dull over the past week with mostly steady prices. Demand was limited to fine French combing grad territory wools and three eighths to quarter blood fleece grades, while twelve month Texas wools showed slight interest. Combing bright fleece wools ranged grease prices from 41 to 47 cents depending on grade.
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Boston
Grad Territory
Texas
West Frederick Women Form A New Home Club
A new home demonstration club the first in that section was formed between Mount Williams and the Northwestern Grade. The West Frederick Club elected Mrs. Edison Fawcett president, Mrs. J A Fishback vice president, and Mrs. Hilda Milhon secretary. Charter members include Mrs. Sherman Merriner, Hannah Hamilton, Floyd Brewer, Pearl Cochran, Joy Roe, Annie Ritter, Carrie Boyce, and Perry. Meetings set for each fourth Friday afternoon.
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Frederick County
Mount Williams
West Frederick
Edison Fawcett
J. A. Fishback
Hilda Milhon
Sherman Merriner
Hannah Hamilton
Floyd Brewer
Pearl Cochran
Joy Roe
Annie Ritter
Carrie Boyce
Perry
Lindbergh Audiences Warn Against Air War Across Oceans
Oklahoma City report says Charles Lindbergh told about 10 000 at Sand Lot Park that Germany could not easily invade the United States by air and America could not invade Germany by air, arguing only two great air powers existed and invasion would require internal collapse.
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B. C. G. Douglas
Oklahoma City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Municipal Auditorium
George Goff
Lindbergh
Sen
Burton K. Wheeler
D.-Mont
America
Germany
Sandlot Park
Herbert K. Hyde
United States
America First Committee
Arrogance of Lindbergh and Wheeler Condemned by Young Democrats
A Young Democrats resolution denounces Col. Charles Lindbergh and Senator Burton Wheeler as a small minority. It accuses them of aiding the enemy and calls for a blackout of their words and deeds by the president and the press.
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Wakasugi
Charles A
Lindbergh
Wheeler
Wheeler and Lindbergh
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Burton Wheeler
United States
Notable speakers at Appalachian fruit show discuss farming issues
Samuel Frazier of Rochester Inter national Apple Association executive and Dr E C Auchter federal plant industry chief spoke on cultivation spraying and marketing. Others include Colgate Darden Norfolk and William M Tuck Halifax Democratic nominees for Virginia offices guests of Senator Byrd.
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Dustry
Appalachian
Samuel Frazier
Rochester
N. Y
International Apple Association
E. C. Auchter
Federal Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D. C
F. N. Fagan
University of Pennsylvania
State College
A. Lee Schroeder
University of Maryland
College Park
Colgate Darden
Norfolk
William M. Tuck
Halifax
Virginia
Byrd
Ballot Box Still Rules as Debate Over U S War Role Intensifies
The crowd heard Senators Wheeler and Hyde discuss intervention and the risk of fighting multiple nations. Wheeler warned against overextension and possible shifts in England’s posture while Hyde urged free speech and political engagement amid growing peace and defense debates. A heckler interrupted briefly as Everett Gwin offered readiness to serve.
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Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Japan
England
Finland
Wheeler
America
Oklahoma
Roosevelt Churchill
Hyde
National
Senate probes oil shortage optimistic on rail help
Senate investigators voiced a more hopeful view on eastern gasoline and oil supply as they pressed the railroad industry for help. Chairman Maloney and Adm Land discussed using idle railroad tank cars and rapid barge construction to ease transport, with predicted shortages averaging 175 000 barrels daily over four months.
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Washington
Seaboard
Maloney
D-Conn
Emory S. Land
Peppery
Maritime Commission
Land
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
East
Far West
England
Admiral Land
Senate
Gulf Ports
J. J. Pelley
American Association of Railroads
Ralph Budd
Office of Production Management
Ralph K. Davies
Negro Slayer Catoe Says He Slayed Women
Jarvis R. Catoe, a 36 year old man, confessed to choking to death about 10 women linking the killings to detective thrillers. He described spells from read thrillers and obscene pictures, identified seven victims including Jessie Strieff, Evelyn Anderson, and Rose Abramowitz, and expressed remorse while awaiting an inquest in the Strieff case.
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Washington
Jarvis R. Catoe
Ira Keck
Keck
Evelyn D. Anderson
Bronx
New York
Catoe
Rose Abramowitz
Kansas City
District of Columbia
Strieff
Herring
Iowa
Doctors Put Off Continued From Page 1 At Versailles
The Paris press tied Colette to Communism while investigations target De Gaullists. Paris courts sentenced a top Communist official to life forced labor for reviving a cell, and others to up to 20 years for distributing tracts. The Q and A notes quebracho as the hardest wood, native to South America.
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Verseilles
Paris
Colette
Lyon
de Gaullists
South America
Chile
Argentina
Paraguay
Fur display at Ward’s to show largest Northern Virginia array
A two day fur exhibition at Montgomery Ward's in Northern Virginia begins Tuesday. A New York fur stylist will attend to present coats ranging from squirrel to Hudson seal furs. The display is said to be the largest ever shown in the area and invites public attendance.
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New York
Montgomery Ward
Virginia
Quick Passage Turns to Automatic Tax Forms
A proposed automatic form option would let low income filers with 3000 or less use a simplified calculation and a tax table or continue with the current forms. Examples show varying liabilities by income under committee and House bills versus present law, highlighting potential savings from form choice.
Comparison of Legislative Payment Schedules Under Plans
The text analyzes payment amounts under different legislative plans. It lists figures showing how a taxpayer would pay under committee and House bill options versus current law for various contribution levels, including $3,000 and $5,000, with specific breakdowns of amounts owed.
Scrap Quilt Round Robin Needlework Pattern 7021
Think of lovely needle work using leftovers for this scrap quilt project Round Robin. Fun to make with colorful varied materials it keeps interest from first to last block. Pattern 7021 includes Block Chart and guidance.
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Glaize
Goddess of Time
Stock Market Report
By Victor Eubank
Scot
Miller’s
Miller’s Hardware
Young Democrats
Rees
Negro Slayer
Northern
Wards
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
Loudoun
DIAL
Rareoina Seri
John W. Rosenberger and CO
Golan
Miles Music. CO
W. Boscawen
Winchester Dept
14Th Street
Plymouth
Pine Motor Coq
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