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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1939

Page

5

Memorial Hospital Furse: H S Skelton Dies at 43

H A Skelton 43 of Front Royal died at Memorial Hospital after entering Sunday evening. World War veteran, served in France with 116th Regiment Band, 29th Division. Survived by wife Jane Griffin, two brothers, two sisters, and a list of relatives. Funeral at Berkeley Springs United Brethren Church with local and Masonic service.

Harry A. Skelton Front Royal D. O. Louderback West Piccadilly Street Memorial Hospital Mr. Skelton France 116Th Regiment Samuel L. Miller Unity Lodge A. F A. M Relief Fire Department Berkeley Springs Skelton W. Va Shenandoah College D. Skelton United Brethren Church Winchester Luther G. Bridgers F. G. Sanger Masonic Lodge

Wheat and Grain Prices Fall on Nervous Trading

Chicago and Baltimore grain markets show profit taking with wheat slipping to around 1.03 a bushel for May and July contracts near 1.02. Corn weak amid cash market softness, oats and beans also quoted lower while cash oats show mixed bids and barley, timothy and alfalfa prices listed in range.

Chicago Baltimore Winchester

Ministers Elect Officers For 1940 In Winchester District

At Woodstock meeting Rev. F. H. Strieby was elected president of the Winchester District Methodist Ministers Association for 1940. Rev. T. M. Swann named vice president and Rev. Harry G. Balthis secretary. John Owens of Front Royal presided due to Mrs. A. O. Lyons illness. Dr. W. W. McIntyre urged Christian education and plans for Methodist advance. A motion to require a lapse between marriage license application and ceremony was referred for study, to meet January 15 in New Market.

Woodstock F. H. Strieby Winchester Methodist Ministers’ Association T. M. Swann Harry G. Balthis John Owens Front Royal A. O. Lyons Berryville Methodist R. L. Butsler Butsler H. M. Canter Harrisonburg H. P. Baker New Market

J H Chapman Dies Aged 85 in Womelsdorf

James H Chapman born July 3 1855 Frederick county died at 5 pm yesterday at his son Howard Chapmans home in Womelsdorf Pa from stroke. Survived only by his son and several nephews and nieces funeral Saturday December 23 at 2 00 pm Jones chapel South Loudoun Street with Rev Lucius Bridgers officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers include Ross William Robert Thomas Boyd Earl Massie and Wilbur Chapman.

James H. Chapman Frederick County Howard Chapman Womelsdorf Mr. Chapman Eliza Robinson Thomas Philip John Bud Chapman Thomas Massie Jones Chapel South Loudoun Street Lucius C. Bridgers United Brethren Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Ross William Robert Thomas Boyd Earl Massie Wilbur Chapman

Special Christmas Service Tonight at Lutheran Church

A special Christmas service will be held this evening at 8 o’clock at the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour. The sermon will preach Good Will Toward Men. After the service, a choir rehearsal will follow. Friends are invited.

Lutheran Church of Our Saviour

Christmas Program At Gainesboro Church

Christmas night at 7 30 o clock Gainesboro Methodist Church presents a pageant The True Light with soloist H L Mauzy of Silco VA singing Holy Night Public is invited said E G a superintendent

Gainesboro Methodist Church H. L. Mauzy Silco Tony

New Offensives Begun By China

China begins a series of offensives on all fronts against Japanese invaders to relieve pressure. Ambassador Hu Shih told President Roosevelt in Washington that China is not as hard pressed as many imagine and spoke during his White House visit.

Washington Hu Shih Roosevelt China White House

Underprivileged Boys Guests Of Rotary Tomorrow

Rotary Club members will host the city’s underprivileged boys at tomorrow’s noon luncheon at 1 o'clock. The Rev. Carl Honeycutt will speak and movies will be shown. Program chairman L. J. McElligott coordinated the event per secretary Charles F. Coffman.

Rotary Club Carl Honeycutt L. J. McElligott Charles F. Coffman

Special Delivery Stamps For Parcels

Due to heavy mail volume at the local post office postal officials propose placing special delivery stamps on all packages intended for delivery before Christmas. Christ mas letters traveling long distances would reach faster by airmail for a total of six cents. Deliveries will be made in Winchester all day Sunday.

Winchester

Farm Produce Value Estimated for 1939

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates American farmers earned 7.625 billion dollars from marketing products in 1939, nearly the same as 1938’s 7.627 billion. Government payments under crop control added 675 million in 1939, up from 482 million the prior year.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Smalts & Sons Firm Listed on 440 National Ave

S&C Smalts and Sons located at 440 National Ave appears in the directory. The listing notes the business operates at the specified street address with no extra details provided.

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