Ernest L. Jones Dies Suddenly in County
Ernest L. Jones died suddenly yesterday noon on the Berr and Son Middle Road. Born February 2, 1886 in Stephenson, he lived at 666 N. Loudoun St and spent over 20 years with Robert Shultz hauling apples and operating a traction engine. Surviving are Georgia A. Jones and a sister Emma Harris. services Thursday at St. Methodist Church on N. Pendoun St. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jones
Berr and Son
Middle Road
Jones
E. W. Barr
Wes
Stephenson
N. Loudoun St
Robert Shultz
Shultz
Robert S Bell
Georgia A. Jones
Emma Harris
St. Fkiethodist
N. Pendoun St
Tom Armstead
James Wells
Beverley Long
Arthur Honesty
James Jones
Dave Warren
Holme Dixon
Lucien Bannister
Odd Fellows Elect New Officers at Marsh Run Lodge
Orville B Willey Sr was elected noble grand of the Marsh Run Lodge of Odd Fellows in Middletown. Other officers include Raymond Carper Herbert S Jon Co L Wright and W R Camp, marking a leadership slate for the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville B. Willey Sr
Marsh Run
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Middletown
Raymond Carper
Herbert S. Jon
Co. L. Wright
W. R. Camp
Answers to Daily Quiz From Page One
Answers to the daily quiz are listed: Tom C. Clark, Seismograph, Disabled Ambitious Veterans. Statement marked false. John Greenleaf Whittier, South Pole. A maroon four in hand necktie features a Missouri mule leading a camel with the wise men of the East. Narcotic.
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Tom C. Clark
John Greenleaf Whittier
South Pole
Missouri
Livestock and Produce Markets Reported With Price Movements
Baltimore market shows produce gains with apples rising 2 1 2 to 3 per bag, poultry demand steady, eggs and butter mixed. Chicago hogs and cattle active with higher quotes across weights. salable hogs 12 000 in total, cattle 8 500, vealers down, lambs near 26 1 2. Markets note receipts and wholesale prices for meats and eggs in steady to higher trading.
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Baltimore
Bu. Bas
U. S
W. Va
Jonathans
Staymans
Yorks
Blue Twigs
N. Y. Jonathans
Cortlands
Market report shows mixed livestock prices across classes
Consignment was heavy and market strong to $1 higher on most stock classes except hogs which eased about $1. Cattle ranges included steers 29 to 31.50 for slaughter choice and heifers up to 25.60, cows mostly 7 to 22, calves up to 25.75, lambs to 24.30, hogs 22 to 28. Bulls and heifers varied by grade with many mid to high teens or low twenties.
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Chicago
Colors Divided Into Warm and Cool Hues
The article explains that colors split into warm tones red orange and yellow and cool tones green blue and violet. It notes how warm and cool groups affect mood and design choices.
Auctioneer Julian Shade Graduates Auctioneering School
Julian J Shade of Decatur Indiana a World War II veteran and son of J S Shade 115 S Kent Sr married to Beatrice Estes of Alabama completed studies at the Reppert school of auctioneering in Decatur Ind the announcement notes his graduation and family ties.
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Julian J. Shade
Reppert School of Auctioneering
Decatur
Ind
Shade
J. S. Shade
S. Kent Sr
Beatrice Estes
Alabama
Bee Stings Break Up School Recess in Belton
In Belton Texas yesterday a swarm from a transport truck escaped at a traffic light and attacked roughly 300 elementary students during noon recess. Children fled to school buildings while teachers swatted bees and students were sent home or treated at school.
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Belton
Tex
Arab forces reorganize in Palestine amid expulsions and clashes
Reports from Cairo describe phase one of Arab removals in Palestine with evictions cited from Upper Bakaa Katamon and Talbieh as part of partitioning into Arab and Jewish zones under a six-man Supreme Command. Tahir Pasha Hashimi heads the Arab High Command with Fawzi Bey al Kaukji and Abdul Bey al Husseini directing regional efforts.
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Jerusalem
Bakaa
Katamon
Talbieh
Palestine
Rehavia
SCAAF
Tahir Pasha Hashimi
Bagdad
Iraq
Trans-Jordan
Arab League
Lebanon
Fawzi Bey al Kaukji
Turkey
Germany
Cairo
Yarmuk
Syria
Damascus
Bey
Abdul Bey al Husseini
Haj Amin el Husseini
Kaukji
Grain futures mix at Chicago open on Board of Trade
Grain futures opened mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade with nearby wheat and corn showing strength. Wheat May at 2.93 3 4, July 2.62 1 2 to 3 4, Sep 2.46. Corn May 2.56 2 56 1 4, July 2 45 2 45 1 4, Sep 2.29, Dec 1 89 1 2. Oats May 1 19 3 8 to 5 8, July 1 02 3 4, Sep 94 1 8. Soybeans July 40 3 1 2. Lard 27.40 45. July 27.40.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Flirts Praised by London Doctor at Family Relations Talk
London. Jan. 66. Dr. Marjorie Tait, organizing secretary of the London Union of Mixed Club and Girls Clubs, praised flirtation as civilizing for youths. She said proper flirtation helps adolescents learn the art of living and prevents rushing into life partnerships too early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marjorie Tait
London Union of Mixed Club
Polish Peasant Leader Describes Resistance to Pilsudski and War
The article profiles a Polish farmer leader who shaped youth and agricultural groups, ran for Parliament in 1930, opposed Pilsudski and Nazi appeasement, warned of Hitler's plans, and recounts joining the army in 1939. He recalls maps pointing to Berlin, Poland's rapid defeat, and a grim retreat toward Russia on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Party
Farmer’s
Association of Polish Youth of
Poland
Peasant University
Nielazkow
Pilsudski
Beck
United States
Wincety Witos
Pilaudski
Western
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Marian
Berlin
Sales Directory Jan 17 Sale Near Winchester
January 17 at 1 p m J M Markle offers horse farming implements and household goods for sale two miles north of Winchester and a half mile south of Route 522 Fahnes stock Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Markle
Winchester
Fahnesstock Lane
Polish Army in Flight Marches to Hungary
A Polish officer recalls fleeing with 4000 troops as the Red Army advances into eastern Poland and Germany, seeking safety in neutral Hungary where many were interned. He laments the betrayal by Russia and reflects on losing contact with family and the burden of defeat. Tomorrow’s report promises Mikolajczyk’s account of joining the government in exile.
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Russia
Red Army
Poland
Hungary
Mikolajczyk
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Thermo Weld
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
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Winchester-Frederick County Community Chest
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Chicago Grain
Front Royal Road
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Loudoun St
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Haldeman
Omps Funeral Home
Fairplay Market
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Mervel W. Ad.ams Plumbing and Heating
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