Death Notice of Winifred Rogers Gainesboro Resident
Winifred Rogers 50 of Gainesboro dies Sunday in Staunton after confinement. Born in Luke Maryland to S. Dean Rogers and Ada M. Holland Rogers both of Gainesboro. Survived by father, one brother E. Clay Rogers of Gainesboro, one nephew, one niece. Member of Gainesboro Methodist Church. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow Omps Funeral Home with Rev. George Ports officiating. Interment Gainesboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeteeed B. Rogers
Bosin Staunton
Ih Luke
S. Dean Rogers
Ada M. Holland Rogers
Gainesboro
E. Clay Rogers
Police Court Fines Set in Yesterday's Session
Judge John Rice presided over cases from Baltimore Pulaski Front Royal and Front Royal Road. Defendants paid fines for drunkenness disorderly conduct destruction of property or no operator's license. Suspended jail term issued for thirty days and ordered 10 day sentence for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Lee Chapman
Baltimore
James
Pulaski
George de Haven
N. Kent St
John Ben Turner
Front Royal
Raymond Boyce
Front Royal Rd
Charles J. Ayars
Loudoun St
Liona Mason
Marshall Michael
Atwell Ave
Harry Triplett
Washington
Runaways Returned to Hagerstown Parents
Two runaway boys, ages 18 and 16, were turned over to their Hagerstown parents yesterday by Winchester officers. They were picked up Sunday by Lt. Joseph Ritter and Officer Ro Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Winchester
Joseph Ritter
Ro Lowery
Farm auction notices mix cattle and equipment
An auction notice lists dairy cows and farm area plants at a Welltown Pike farm four miles from Ester dated January 5 at 10 am. It also cites February 25 at 10 am for GrimesVA livestock, farm machinery and household goods auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Taylor
Welltown Pike
Ester
Arescae
Grimes
Conicville Storm Hits Shenandoah County Damages Several Buildings
A severe wind storm struck Conicville in Shenandoah County on Saturday morning causing heavy damage to two churches, stores, a garage, private homes and many small outbuildings. Residents named include J. Frank Good Columbus Hamilton M. L. Pippin and R. T. Mumaw. Elders recall no worse storm in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conicville
Shenandoah County
J. Frank Good
Columbus Hamilton
M. L. Pippin
R. T. Mumaw
Brucetown Social News Highlights From Late December
Mr and Mrs George M Beltzhoover Jr returned from Washington and Fredericksburg where they visited Beltzhoovers son in law and daughter. Dr and Mrs W W Buntmyer Jr and Mr and Mrs Walter Gander of Alexandria visited relatives here over Christmas season. Mr and Mrs F H Swimley Sr hosted Christmas dinner. Mrs Ross McKee of White Hall spent Christmas with her sister Mrs Andy Whitacre. Mr and Mrs Stewart Castleman and two children of Chambersville visited Mr and Mrs Luther Welch New Year s Day. Mr and Mrs Calvin Cain and children of Winchester spent New Year s Day with Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
George M. Beltzhoover Jr
Washington
Fredericksburg
Beltzhoovers
W. W. Buntmyer Jr
Walter Gander
Alexandria
F. H. Swimley Sr
Ross McKee
White Hall
Andy Whitacre
Stewart Castleman
Chambersville
Luther Welch
Calvin Cain
Winchester
Kernstown PTA to Hear Aylor on Textbook Rental Plan
The Kernstown PTA meets at 8 p m tomorrow in the school building. Mr R E Aylor director of instruction for Frederick county schools will discuss The Rental Plan on textbooks and How It Has Worked in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
PTA
R. E. Aylor
Frederick County Schools
Stephens City
Reynolds Store Social Notes Reveal Local Visiting
Jan 4 Reynolds Store reports visits across the community. Mr and Mrs Roy Perrul and family called on Mr and Mrs Wood Luttrell. Dr Weems attended Mr Tom Brannon’s ill son. Mrs J Jalley and Mrs Ray Kinter visited Mr and Mrs Paskel Omps. Burt Mason from Martinsburg visited Luttrells. Merrill Dick and Paskel Omps visited Eldon Luttrell with their son John Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Dick
Paskel Omps
John Kent
Eldon Luttrell
Winchester EUB class plans Sunday meeting at Mrs Robinson home
The Sunday school class at Winchester EUB church will gather at Mrs. Fred Robinson's home at 7 30 p m on Thursday. Mrs. Ray Hicks will lead the devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Winchester
EUB Church
Fred Robinson
Ray Hicks
Thomas Trial Reset Delayed to January Seventeen
Rep J Parnell Thomas of New Jersey remained in Walter Reed hospital after a seven day postponement of his fraud trial. A new trial date has been scheduled for January seventeenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
Walter Reed Hospital
Bonds Forfeited After Arrests at Holiday Dance
Front Royal couple arrested New Year's Eve at Patton's dance hall forfeited bond after failing to appear in police court. Margaret Gattes faced drunk and disorderly charges while Jenn D Gattes was charged with interfering with an officer after freeing his wife. Bond amounts were $15.25 and $30.25 respectively. Earlier, Rogert and Joseph Lockhart of Limeton Va were fined $25 each with suspended 30 day jail terms for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton’s
Margaret Gattes
Jenn D. Gattes
Gattes
Martinsburg Bulldogs Fall to Cumberland in Opener
Martinsburg, missing most of last season's players, loses 35 to 30 at Fort Hill in Cumberland. The Bulldogs, with only two regulars back, are set to host Fort Hill on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Fort Hill High
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Death of W A Bailey. Winchester leader remembered
The community mourns the death of W A Bailey a longtime civic and church leader in Winchester. He leaves two daughters and five grandchildren with a large family circle including eight surviving siblings. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Thursday at the EUB church on N Braddock Street followed by interment in Mt Hebron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Winchester
Wallace J. Lutz
Allan Smedley
West Chester
N. Braddock St
Carl Hiser
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Order of Publication in Winchester Chancery Case
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia an order of publication targets Cuola Charouhas and George Sigros infants in a chancery suit to encumber J Tellis Sigros property at 442 North Braddock Street. They must appear within ten days after due publication to protect their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sigros
Aspacea Sigros
Jimmy Sigros
Cuola Charouhas
George Sigros
J. Tellis Sigros
North Braddock Street
Winchester
Virginia
Braddock Street
Corporation Court
P. J. Marshall
Ork
Largent & Watts
P.q
Mrs Katie Larrick Dies in 78th Year
Mrs Katie Boak Larrick 77 wife of Marvin B Larrick of 501 S Loudoun St died at Heist nursing home where she had been a patient 14 months Born in Frederick county she was daughter of the late Joseph E Andrews of Pennsylvania and Sarah E Boak of Martinsburg She leaves four children two daughters and two sons a brother and seven grandchildren Services 2 pm Thursday at Omps funeral home Rev John Oliver officiating Interment Mt Hebron cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Boak Larrick
Marvin B. Larrick
S. Loudoun St
Heist
Frederick County
Joseph E. Andrews
Pennsylvania
Sarah E. Boak
Martinsburg
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Robert R. Larrick
Edward J. Bumgardner
Washington
W. J. Andrews
Bladen
Nebr
Omps Funeral Home
John Oliver
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Chicago Grain Futures Open Steady Amid Fair Interest
Chicago grain futures opened steady with fairly active trading. Wheat May 2.27 percent, July 2.10, Sep 2.10. Corn May 1.483 g, July 1.46, Sep 1.4034, Dec 1.345. Oats May 77, July 72 56-4. Soybeans Mar 2.60-60. Lard Jan 16.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Update January 3 1949
Consignment good prices steady to .50 lower on cattle about 1.50 to 2 lower than previous Monday calves at record 38.25 cattle grades stockers heifers cows and calves listing ranges. Hog and lamb prices noted with best butcher and sow figures and lambs quoted.
Local Market Prices Corrected Daily at Star
Flour at retail listed with bag sizes and prices. Corn meal and corn prices shown by bag weight and moisture content. New wheat under 14 percent moisture at 2.10 per bushel, new corn under 17 percent at 1.75, barley at 1.30 per bushel. Feeds include Egg mash at 4.05, cracked corn 3.60, turkey grower 4.40, mixed feed 3.35, butter fat 0.36.
Agriculture Dept Markets Eggs and Poultry Prices Winchester
Prices paid by markets division for U S Grade A eggs and live poultry in the Winchester area. Listings include Grade A extra large 57 cents, large 55, medium 48, pullets at 41, and various poultry items with weights and prices. Also notes about No 1 quality fob producer’s farms and No 2 hens and guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
U. S
U.S
Auction Notice of Household Goods at Patton's Storage
A public auction will be held Thursday January 6 1949 at 10 A M at Patton's Transfer and Storage Warehouse 425 North Cameron Street. Items include single bed with spring and mattress porch swing full length heavy duty washing machine reed rocking chairs a Victrola serenade Davenport wing chair fruit jars electric mantel clock and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton’s Transfer & Storage
Cameron Street
Patton’s
Market Quotation Wraps Chicago Baltimore and Virginia Prices
Baltimore market reports show apples prices for Delicious and Staymans, poultry and eggs weaker, butter receipts, and cattle hogs and sheep trading with varied gains. Beef and hog values feature loads of steer and heifer quotes, veal steady, and wholesale weight ranges across multiple markets including Chicago and Baltimore.
Sergeant's Sale of Philco Radio in Winchester
By virtue of an attachment from the Civil and Police Justice Court of Winchester the sale of a Philco Table Model Radio Model No 1203 is set for 10 A M January 6 1949 at Patton Transfer Storage Wharf house 425 N Camel Street Winchester. City Sgt. of Winchester reports the cash sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil and Police Justice Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Baker
Civil and Police Justice Court
Bayliss & Patterson
E. H. Keller
Philco
Patton’ Transfer & Storage Warf”house
Camel Street
Cather’s
William N. Barrett
Menfion
Patton's
Cameron Street
Stock Market Holds Ground After Yesterday’s Setback
New York trading opened with a mixed session as losses and gains balanced. Buying pressure waited on the President’s message and tomorrow’s Congress, with U S Steel and peers giving back marginal fractions while several Dow components rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Firestone
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Natural Gas
American Smelting General Electric
Tri-Continental Corp
Pennsylvania R. A
Sinclair Oil
Gulf Oil
Transcontinental & Western Air
U. S. Rubber Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Commonwealth Edison
Kennecott Copper
Air Reduction
Eastman Kodak
Great Northern Preferred
Standard Oil (Nj
Warner Bros
Quiz Answers On Page Four.
Below are the correct responses: Upward, 186000 miles per second, Friday, 16 half pints, True about potash, John Bunyan and T. ten thousand dollars, "To forgive divine," Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, Baptist. Some birds bathe by sliding through wet leaf clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunyan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Winifred Rogers
Berryville Lumber Co. Inc
Berryville
Sergeant’s Sale
G. G. Baker
Aylor
Reynold’s Store
John W. Rosenberger & CO
S. Braddock St
Lee Orndoff
Guernsey
McCormick-Deering
Allen
The
Indies of Welltown Church
W.A. Bailey
Helen Tellis Sigros
St.Joseph Ae
St.joseph
Foster
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Katie Larrick
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
North Pole
W. Va
Winchester Evening Star
Yorks
City of
North Cameron St
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Loudoun
Hill’s
Haldeman’s
Lamp Motor Co
Mervel W. Adams
N. Cameron
YALE
Lowersenim Company
R Rear Winchester Cold Storage
Frederick County Court House
Martha Newlin
Coleman Dunn
B. F. Goodrich
Heatwolk Motor Co
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
DeSoto
Wuneeann
Shade Equipment CO
Cea
Virginia Power CO
Sgt
Modern Furniture
China & Glass
Lucinda Keller
Lydia Orndoff
Braddock St
Adams
Headley’s Auctions
Woosekeeping
Molden Electric CO
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