Retiring Frederick County Supervisors Farewell Photo
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors honors past members who handed over duties to the new board elected last November. The retiring group totals 438 years of public service and includes William Carpenter H C Light C M Rosenberger H M Fout and G W Lemley.
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Frederick County Board of Su
William Carpenter
H C. Light
C. M. Rosenberger
M. Fout
G. W. Lemley
Carpenter
Carpers Valley
Light
Clearbrook
Rosenberger
Hay
Sunday church listings across Braddock Street area
Church schedules list multiple denominations with service times at Braddock Street, Centenary Reformed, Christ Episcopal, Church of the Nazarene, Congregational Christian, Sacred Heart Catholic, First Evangelical United Brethren, First Brethren, Grace Lutheran, Market Street Methodist, Mt. Carmel Baptist, Winchester Presbyterian, Highland Avenue Presbyterian and others. Includes worship, communion, Sunday school, youth programs, prayer meetings, and choir activities with various pastors and superintendents named.
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First Evangelical United Brethren
Carl Hiser
Edwin Ritter
Winchester Presbyterian
Ronald
Wilson
Jay Lowden
Mary Bittinger
Philadelphia to swap police cars for new models with cash bonus
Philadelphia will trade 258 old patrol cars for 258 new models and receive a cash bonus of 39 dollars per car plus 10,62 dollars total. Mayor Samuel disclosed the city accepted a dealer's offer to replace used police cars and pay the bonus while the dealer profits from reselling the old vehicles.
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Philadelphia
Samuel
Uncle Sam's Almanac 1948 offered by Winchester Evening Star
Advertisement for Uncle Sam's Almanac 1948 describing government content including 80th Congress members and state governors. Offers a twenty cent postpaid copy via Information Bureau Winchester Evening Star with coupon and mail to Washington DC.
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Eigthieth Congress
United Nations
The
Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau
Eye St
N E
Wheat Weakness Leads Grain Opening On Chicago Board
Chicago opening shows wheat under pressure as liquidation outpaces demand. Feed grains hold steady with corn relatively firm. Early quotes: Wheat May 2.92 1 4, July 2.63 1 2, Sep 2.55. Corn May 2.54, July 2.43 1 2, Sep 2.28 1 2. Oats May 1.18 1 3 4, July 1.01 1 8, Sep 0.98 2 3, Dec 0.88 3 8. Soybeans Mar 4.06. Lard Mar 26.35.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Agriculture Dept Markets Division Egg and Poultry Prices
Prices show Federal-State graded eggs at Winchester FOB U S Grade A extra large 62 per dozen and large 60 per dozen med 52 Standards 54 Pullets 42. Live poultry prices in Winchester area for No 1 OB producer farms heavy bred hens 4 lbs plus 28 29 cents per lb Leghorn hens 21 22 cents Rock and cross broilers 35 37 cents Red broilers 36 37 cents Leghorn broilers 24 25 cents Old roosters and stags 12 13 cents per lb Guineas 35 cents each All hen turkeys 48 cents Young toms 38 cents Cracks and Checks 42 cents.
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Winchester
U. S
Property Transfers: Frederick County Land Deals Reported
City and county transfers list numerous deeds in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Transactions include Jenkins Shores 305 Liberty Ave parcels, Dellinger and Ritter properties on Kent Street, Roszel Road lots, National Avenue improvements, and several other tracts near Gore, Gore's Back Creek district, and Winchester areas. Consents total various sums and indicate extensive land and improvement trades across multiple districts.
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R. M. Swimley
County OF Frederick
C. Bauserman
Ralph S. Bauserman
Vaucluse
Beuizh Parrish Shingleton
Myrtle M. Garvin
Gore
Back Creek
Walter H. Clowser
John W. Clowser
Mye
Winchester
Ane L. Branner
Edward Sours
Marlboro Road
Co. &. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage, Co
Marshall Richardsonu Patton
Robert E. Place
Russell L. Fletcher
Clara W. Edwards
Raymond G. Edwards
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Dist
Theodore C. Clark
O Lou M. Larrick
Shawnee
Marshall C. Braithwaite
Hugh T. Nesselrodt
Cedar Creek
Milton Valley
Robert W. Smelser
Thomas W. Russell
White Hall
Randall A. Gardner
Theodore Smelser
Brush Creek
Gainsboro
Opequon
John B. Lillis
Lester Bunner Jr
Pingley St
J. L. Courtney
Elmer Jenkins
Chambersville
University of Virginia Receives $106000 Gift
Admiral William F. Halsey, chair of UVA development fund, reported an anonymous donor gave more than $100,000 to the university. The gift was announced in Charlottesville on January 3.
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U. of Va
Charlottesville
William F. Halsey
University of Virginia Development Fund
Market Report Shows Cattle and Hogs Mixed but Higher Cows
Baltimore trading shows cattle receipts up from holiday levels with cows advancing up to 50 cents or more. Steers and heifers steady to higher. bulls scarce. Hogs declined $1.50 to $2. choicest hogs 180-250 lb near 28 dollars. Calves limited. lighter stock stronger. Chicago quotes hogs down $1-$1.50. steers and yearlings higher with top at 41.00 for choice steers.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Local Market Prices and Livestock Auction Notes
Prices for corn meal barley soybeans and feeds listed along with livestock bids. Beef cows, bulls vealers and stock cattle show gains and varied bids. sheep lambs woolskins pelts and ewes priced with week-to-week changes and top values noted.
Like A Letter From Home The Evening Star On Campus
A campus notice invites students to receive The Evening Star daily as a personal letter from home. Copy the student on the subscription to stay informed and connected with campus life.
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Evening Star
Virginia beer tax receipts show strong six month total
Virginia tax officials reported last month beer tax receipts of 419 724 dollars and a six month total of 2 733 248 dollars. The note follows a remark about cooling a telescope glass.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Taxation
Virginia's first Black woman lawyer faces disbarment
Mrs. L. Marion Poe, the first Black woman licensed to practice law in Virginia, and two other local attorneys will confront disbarment proceedings in Newport News circuit court on January 21, following a committee finding of unprofessional conduct by the First District Virginia State Bar.
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Newport News
L. Marion Poe
Virginia
First District
Virginia State Bar
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Board of County
Peters
Braddock St
J. Hawkins
Norval M. Hottle
Centenary Reformed
L. Flickinger
Fred Rathman
Child of Bethlehem
Christ Episcopal
James B. Roe
Church of the Nazerene
A. L. Lepley
Swisher
Nyps
Christian Science
W. Boscawen St
Congregational Christian
Robert A. Whitten
Bible Echool
Cork
St Christian (Disciples
William J. Hadden
Claude M. Grove
Eevee
Sacred Hearth Catholic
Julian Bullock
First Brethren
Paul E. Dick
C. Frye
Grace Lutheran
William E. Eisenberg
Luther League
Market St
Methodist
L. F. Havermale
E. W. Argenbright
Mt. Carmel Baptist
Garfield Prather
C. J
P.m
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Sige Duckwall
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
Radio
Bailey
Goodman
N. Loudoun St
G. Washington Garage
Rileys Real Estate
Agency
N. Loudoun Street
Hansbrough & Carter Building
Hoye Riley
Leonard Riley
Hunatatua
Henry T. Goode
American Health Hospital
American Health Insurance Corp
District
Mer
Rouss Ave
M. M. Adams Republic
Uncle Sam
Chicago Grain
Agriculture Dept Markets Division
Jan Arts
Thermo Weld
Oart
Fred Neher
Tee Ven
Star
Ste A
Grove’s
Bylo
Pabce
Armstrong and
Congowall
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Norge Cver
NORGE
Anderson
N. Braddock St
Rea
East Ag
New York
San
Commercial
Commercial Small Loan & Finance CO
E. Boscawen St
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