Five Absolute Divorces Granted in City Court
Five absolute divorces were granted in the city court per records in the city clerk’s office. Rozella Racey Pappas won from James Pappas for desertion dating from 1941 and custody of one minor child went to the mother. Elinor Keller Kaine won from Maurice Kaine for desertion dating to 1937 with one child to the mother. Eva W. Funkhouser won from Clarence W. Funkhouser for desertion dating to 1934 with four children to the mother. Retha M. McCarty won from Wilbur H. McCarty for extreme desertion cruelty with custody to the mother and $10 weekly support from the father. Roscoe W. Michael won from Marjorie Grubs Michael for desertion dating to 1944. Martha Ritter Holtzman received a bed and board divorce from Leonard Holtzman for desertion in 1945 with custody of a son and $18 weekly support to the mother.
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Citylerk
Rozella Racey Pappas
James Pappas
Elinor Keller Kaine
Maurice
Kaine
Eva W. Funkhouser
Clarence W. Funkhouser
Retha M. McCarty
Wilbur H. McCarty
Hagerstown
Michael Free
Roscoe W. Michael
Marjorie Grubs Michael
Berryville
Martha Ritter
Holtzman
Leonard Holtzman
Restaurant Owners Fined for Sanitation Violations
James Ghrouderis trading as the White Palace Restaurant and George Stathopolis trading as the Winchester Lunch were fined 500 dollars plus costs in police court for sanitation rule violations. Judge John Rice suspended 400 dollars on each fine if corrections are completed by December 18. Gibson Baker, a city sanitary inspector, will verify compliance. Warrants were issued by State Food Inspector James Baptist after two prior inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ghrouderis
White Palace
George Stathopolis
Winchester Lunch
State Department of Health
Rice
John Rice
Gibson Baker
James Baptist
County 4-H members profit from 16 baby beeves and 9 swine
Sixteen baby beeves and nine swine raised by county 4-H members earned a total profit of 1879.02 dollars. Beeves sold for 4295.76 dollars with 206 dollars in prize money at the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond. Hog sales totaled 6626.30 dollars with 103.70 in prize money.
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4-H
John L. Wolfe
Richmond
Lucille Carpenter
Garland Cather
Miller
Lynn Wolfe
Roxanne Rogers
Sidney Rogers
William Lee Whitacre
Dairy equipment sale listing at J. W. Grove
A sales directory item notes a sale of dairy equipment scheduled for December 19 at 10:30 a.m. located 8 miles north, conducted by J. W. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North and Dairy Equipment
J. W. Grove
Baltimore Market Reports Show Dull Produce and Steady Livestock
Baltimore market notes indicate dull demand and liberal supplies for produce including apples with unchanged varieties like Delicious and Cortland. Livestock quotations show steady cattle and calves with mixed weights, hogs slightly weaker, and sheep scarce but steady for slaughter lambs at 80 to 110 pounds.
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Baltimore
Va. W. Va
N. Y
N. JJ
USIS
Ben Davis
Grimes
Cortlands
Romes
Staymans
Yorks
Baltimore Livestock
USDA
Thursand
Stock Market Mixed As Utilities Rally Sparks Cautious Trading
New York stocks showed utilities and industrials leaning toward recovery while many leaders faced light selling. Hopes for a year end rally and dividend outlook lent cautious support, but buyers remained aloof amid potential wage disputes in steel and automotive sectors. Tax changes remained a handicap as prices fluctuated and bonds ran irregular.
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New York
Livestock Prices Narrow Ranges Widens in Cull Grades
Market notes show slaughter ewes steady and feeding stock down to 12.00 while good and choice lambs move 8.00 to 9.00 and common to 4.00 to 7.50. Culls fall to 3.00 as buyers assess feeder and market demand.
Chicago Grain Quotations Open Slightly Mixed
Chicago investors saw grain prices barely steady at the open with weakened activity from yesterday. Wheat moved 3-4 cent lower to 1-8 higher with January at 2.14, corn traded 1-4 lower to 1-4 higher with January 1.343-4-5-8, and oats showed varied early moves.
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Chicago
Grain Prices Tumble as December Futures Slide
Historical commodity data shows wheat oats corn futures with small declines from prior levels. Open prices list January March May and July values for wheat corn and oats, indicating a softening trend across months.
Postman Carl Ekstrand Awakens After Emergency Call
In Evanston Illinois a police squad and ambulance responded to a call from Anna Ekstrand who believed her son Carl 29 was dying. After artificial respiration and oxygen he slowly woke, joking he was tired from delivering Christmas mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Anna Ekstrand
Edgar Fellows
Carl
Exstrand
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Board of Health
Morne Quality Petroleum
Hardie
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Baltimore Produce
Stock Market Report
Clarke County
Riley Brothers
J. G. Hollinger & Son Newberry
Roy W. Earl
Farm Bureau
Urposes Co
Yi' A
E. Water ST
Winchester, VA
G&m
RCA Victor
RED Seal Records
Jose Iturbi
Warsaw
Boston Pops
Oklahoma
Boston
Finlandia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Vienna Woods
Philadelphia
Orch
Andantino
Fritz Kreisler
Gorin
Iturbi
Caruso
Call—N. Eddy J. MacDonald
RCA _ Victor
Seal Records
Les Cats
W. Boscawen St
T. Chatmore
Faro Frank
Gineral
Glamor Girls
Don + Plowert
Blondie
Registerea U. 8
Patent Office
Chic Young
Henry
Resisterea U
Nee Oe
By Carl Anderson
Pungent Cheese Company
Kino
Secret Agent X-9
By Mel Graff
WEA
Big Sister
MR. Malfy
Etta Kett
U. S. Patent Office
Les Furgrave
By Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishof
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