Mrs. Fannie H. Snapp Dies in Martinsburg West Virginia
Mrs. Fannie H. Snapp 83 widow of Luther C. Snapp died at City Hospital Martinsburg at 8 this morning after three weeks of illness. Survived by four sons Joseph Holmes Snapp and Maurice Snapp Ridgeway W V Loring Snapp Martinsburg and Lula Mae Herrell Martinsburg. a daughter. eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral plans not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie H. Snapp
Luther C., Snapp
Fred Countty
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Fannie Terault
Maurice Snapp
Ridgeway
W. V
Loring Snapp
Wadesville
Winchester Frederick County Game and Fish Meet Plans
The Game and Fish Protective Association will meet Friday night at 8 in the Police Court Room Rouss City Hall to elect officers and discuss plans. A key issue is whether to retain the fox bounty which expired January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
L. L. Larrick Held For Grand Jury
L L Larrick of Gore now in Baltimore was arraigned before Trial Justice Erle Edwards on a charge of unlawfully drawing a $335 check without sufficient funds at the Commercial and Savings Bank in Winchester. The case was held for action of the Frederick County grand jury. He was released under $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Larrick
Gore
Baltimore
Erle Edwards
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Frederick County
Marcellus Funk Loses His Hand in Factory Accident
Marcellus Funk of Marlboro Frederick county had his left hand amputated above the wrist at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an accident at O'Sullivan Rubber Company. He works the plant third shift and was feeding rubber into a grinding machine when his hand was caught in the pit calendar around 2 am. He was rushed to Lape Memorial Hospital where Dr Hugh Clarke performed the operation. Attendants reported his condition satisfactory with a comfortable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Funk
Marlboro
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Punk
Lape Pimorial Hospital
Hugh Clarke
Oiler Youngster Hart In Crash
Hart grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry Oiler of Berryville sustained facial cuts and lost several teeth after a car with Fred Lloyd as driver collided with a truck near Berryville. He was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital during Christmas holidays. Also injured were Fred Lloyd and Dollie Ann Stickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ellis Oiler
Henry Oiler
Berryville
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fred Lloyd
Miss Dollie Ann Stickles
Mrs. T. W. Capper Dies at 6 o'clock in Winchester
Mrs. T Walter Capper died yesterday at 6 pm at 512 North Loudoun Street Winchester after a week of illness due to complications. Born August 22 1860 in Green Spring Frederick County she married T Walter Capper in 1881 at Winchester. Surviving are two sons Clen M Capper and Harry W Capper. two daughters Irene McDonald and May Carper. a brother A N Griffith. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm at Market Street Methodist Church with Rev Vanderberry officiating. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Watson Capper
N. Loudoun Street
Andrew Griffith
Ann Livhier Griffith
Greenspring
Frederick County
T. Walter Capper
Winchester
Atienue
R. W. “Vanderberry
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Bauserman Family and Children Awarded Observation Medals
The C. C. Bauserman family of Marlboro Road near Stephens City received merit medals for long service at Observation Post 21 L. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bauserman and Ralph S. Bauserman each logged over 500 hours, Mrs. Ralph S. Bauserman over 3,000 hours, and six-year-old Stanley over 500 hours. The family set a notable Frederick County record before posts were made inactive in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bauserman
Marlboro Road
Stephens City
Philip R. Te
U. S. Army Air Forces Ground Observation Corps
Ralph S. Bauserman
Stanley
Fowle
Frederick County
Melvin Green Dies After Heart Attack At 71
Melvin Green a noted apple grower who developed the Green Orchard later owned by Senator Byrd and Shirley Carter died after a heart attack. He studied apple production and traveled widely with his wife toward the farmer’s health. Born in Louisville he attended Phillips Exeter and Harvard Law School before turning to Winchester to cultivate his orchard. He was survived by his son Lieut Montgomery M. Green U S N R.
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Byrd
Carter
Green
Harry F. Byrd
Shirley Carter
Senator Byrd
Mr. Carter
Mr. Green
Europe
Near East
West Indies
South America
Mexico
Fianail
Canada
Mrs. Green
United States
Green Pastures
Vermont
Cornelia L. Meigs
Florida
Louisville
Kentucky
Melvin
Annie E. Green
Phillips Exeter Academy
Boston
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Ames
New York
Baltimore Market Quotations for Produce and Livestock
Produce prices hold steady with apples unchanged and eggs at 2 665 cases dull and weak. Baltimore livestock bids show cattle steady with steers 13.25 to 14.65 for good to choice, hogs 14.30 to 14.30 for 200-300 lb, and fat lambs 15.00 to 16.00 with ewes 6.25 to 6.75 and culls 3.25 to 8.00, reflecting steady demand.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock Market Quotes January Hogs Cattle Sheep
Salable hogs in Chicago total about 24 000 with weights over 200 pounds steady price moves. good and choice 200-300 pounds top at 13.75 with other ranges from 12.25 to 13.10 for 170-340 pound classes. Cattle and calves steadier with run mainly medium to good. top beef cattle around 16.50 but most 13.00-16.00. cows 8.25-11.00 with some higher offers. vealers scarce at 15.00. Salable sheep 10 000 with slaughter lambs and sheep active. good and choice fed western lambs 15.10-25.00. loads of well finished lambs 14.75-15.25 arriving for shippers.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Jeeellecssoeenee Midalines
Neutyavaesex
Sig
Cssseee
Chicago Grain Notations Opens Firm on Buy Interest
Chicago Jan 6 firm opening as mills support wheat and rye buys. May wheat around 1.71 3-8, oats mixed, rye firm. Prices show May wheat 1.71 3-8, July 1.70 1-8 to 3-87, Sept 1.69 3-4. oats May 79 1-4 to 3-8, July 48 3-8, Sept 77 1-4. rye May 1.30 1-2 to 3-8, July around 1.30, Sept 1.29.
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Chicago
New York City Burns Waste Paper In Incinerator
In New York City officials faced scrutiny over waste paper burning in the city sanitation department incinerator. Edwin S. Priendly urged War Production Board action after reports that federal agencies burned 423,500 pounds of paper in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Edwins. Priendly
American
J. P. Straley
Office of Emergency Management
Federal Holding Company
Clarke County Trial Justice Court Docket Summary
C Tapscott, drunk, fined and costs $9.75. Chas Paget, reckless driving, fine and costs $24.25. William Lichliter, reckless driving, fine and costs $16.25. Henry Tracy, larceny, fine and costs $16.25 and 30 days jail. Calvin a e accepting and converting own money feloniously obtained, fined and costs $4.25 and 30 days jail.
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C. Tapscott
Chas. Paget
William Lichliter
Henry Tracy
Omer
Calvin Ae
Stock Market Slips on Light Volume Amid Narrow Gains
New York stock activity showed light profits and a stalled party with most leaders easing to moderate losses. Volume fell from Wednesday while declines ranged around fractions to about a point. Downticks included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler U S Rubber Sears J I Case Douglas Western Union A Kennecott Westinghouse Du Pont GE and J C Penney. Occasional gainers were Santa Fe Woolworth Sperry and American Can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
J. I. Case
Douglas Aircraft
Western Union
Kennecott
Westinghouse
du Pont
General Electric
J. C. Penney
American
Plain
Santa Fe
Woolworth
Sperry
American Can
Cities Service
N. J. Z Electric & Z
Local Markets Update From The Star Wholesale And Farm Prices
Local markets list per 100 pounds and bag prices for patent and short patent grains, mixed feed, corn meal, and scratch feeds. Also noted are live poultry and dairy prices including leghorn fowls, ducks, cows, calves, and butter figures with regional variations.
Russians Exiled Poles Still Split Over Poland Boundaries
Washington dispatch reports Russia and the Polish government in exile remain sharply divided over prewar Poland’s borders in a dispute tied to 1939 invasions. Pravda and Soviet bulletins frame the contested areas as part of the Soviet Union, while London based Poles demand guarantees of Poland’s territorial integrity. The split affects plans for Polish Premier Mikolajczyk’s visit and complicates cooperation with Polish underground groups.
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Washington
Russia
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Poland
Ukraine
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Polen
London
Germany
Moscow
Berlin
Kiwanians Award Pins Name Committees In Session
Seven Kiwanians received attendance pins and were named to committees. New members Ralph Lawson Noble Pierce Ferris Rundie and John Summers were initiated. The 1944 Kiwanis slate lists chairs Garland Quarles Roy Cather F Grove White and others across administration bulletin citizenship club meetings and community service panels.
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E. E B. Harbaugh
Jesse Oakes
Andrew Bell
Eugene Cooper
L. I. Miller
Eston Bean
Sam C. Brooks
R. H. Kerlin
Garland Quarles
Ralph Lawson
Noble C. Pierce
Ferris M. Rundie
Winchester
John Summers
Berryville
Pifer
Forcee Kiwanis
Yount
Charles Bass
Clyde Hall
Eugene B. Cooper
Roy Cather
Leonard I. Miller
O. L. Jamison
F. Grove White
Russell Cather
C. A. Getzendanner
H. C. Sheetz
Wendell B. Goode
Jesse C. Oakes
Livestock Prices Report Narrow Range Across Cattle and Hogs
Wholesale auction notes show steer bids from 12.25 to 13.00 with quality splits and heifers 8.00 to 13.25. Fat cows 4.00 to 10.50, bulls 8.50 to 12.00, calves 60 to 140 per head, lambs 12.00 to 14.50, hogs 8.60 to 13.85 per cwt, pigs 2 to 3 per head, and stockers 8.50 to 13.00 with feeder prices varied.
National Defense and Youth Service Committee Slates
A fragmented list outlines committee chairs for National Defense and Youth Service with names including Virgil Brads, Wilbur Jo Rosenberger, Dr. C. B. 5 John Wanner, Dr. E. . Harry Benham, Laurens as chairman, Harry Schmidt, JJ Summers, S. Brooks, Dr. G. Snarr, Dr. E. C. Yost, E. B. Cooper, O. L. Jamison, James P. Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense
Virgil Brads
Wilbur Jo Rosenberger
C. B
John Wanner
Harry Benham
Youth Service
Laurens Ae
Harry Schmidt
JJ Summers
Arches
S. Brooks
G. Snarr
E. C. Yost
E. B. Cooper
O. L. Jamison
James P. Reardon
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F. H. Snapp
W. Va
Hart
Bakers Drug Store
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
T. W. Capper
Bauserman
Melvin Green
J.W Crove Furniture CO
Clarke County Trial Justice Court
Stock Market Report
Star
Coney
Ttgomery Ward
S. Loudoun ST
Virginia
North Kent
aMett
Manat
Montgomery Ward
Black
Brown
Navy
Biue
Loudoun St
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