Winchester Banks Hold Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
Winchester and Shenandoah Valley banks held annual stockholders meetings with election of directors. The Winchester Commercial and Savings Bank elected Dr. Charles R. Anderson and others to direct the coming year, while Shenandoah Valley National Bank named R. Gray Williams president and officers including Harold G. Brown and E. G. Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Banks
Shenandah
R. Gray Williams
Harold G. Brown
E. G. Rusk
Carl T. Cather
Asistant
En D. Glaize
Asistant Cashe
Seo of the Seo National Bank Annual Meeting Held
The Farmers & Merchants National Bank held its annual meeting at 11:00 a.m. in Frederick County. Charles R. McCann was elected chairman, G Frank Butsler secretary, with J Pinckney Arthur Eston P Bean and Louis Wender as tellers. Directors nominated included Dr Lewis M Allen and others. The cashier praised staff and noted Kinzel and Fuller’s long service to the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo
Ts National Bank
Rotss
Loudoun
M. Charles R. McCann
Frederick County
McCann
G. Frank Butsler
J. Pinckney Arthur
Eston P
John D. Glover
A. B. Solénberger
Harry L. McCann
Allen B. Gray
Lewis M. Allen
Messrs
H. D. Puller
Lee O. Dick
Paul M. Haldeman
Joseph L. Kalbach
J. T. Kremer
C. L. Nicodemus
Ray Robinson
F. Grove White
T. Y. Kinzel
Claude M. Grim
Donald McFaddan
Mary G. Hershberger
Hunter N. Kern
W. Norman Graber
Blanche E. Noonan
Faunce J. Mooers
Olga Snider
Goldie Brown
Phyllis W. Gaunt
Isabel McCann Calkin
Jane D. Jolley
Maxine B. Petrie
Helen Hodgson
Frank Loy
Louise F. Givens
Jean Carpenter
Marion T. Kiracoff
Janet L. Smith
John Wise
H. D. Fuller
T. Kinzel
H. Douglas Fuller
Kinzel
Henry Kinzel
Bank Directors Laud Efforts as Deposits Rise in Winchester
Dr Allen president of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank credits the board including F Grove White Ray Robinson Charles Nicodemus J Thomas Kremer Joseph Kalbach Paul Haldeman John Glover and Lee Dick for their time in bond drives. Deposits increased by more than 2.2 million and surplus and undivided profits rose 69 thousand, net 44 thousand after taxes expenses and dividends. The bank is described as one of three good banks in Winchester.
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Trust Department
E. G. Rusk
John C. Blackburn
Gertrude Clevenger
Clifford D. Grim
P. W. Boyd
H. K. Benham
Elsie Mathews
Sidney Seabright
June Stultz
Elaine Sheetz
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Frank Barr
J. Sloan Kuykendall
John H. Rosenberger
Robert 8. Bell
Allen Bond
Boyd Hamman
T. Russell Cather
Williams
Cather
Dr. Allen
Messrs. F. Grove White
Ray Robinson
Charles L. Nicodemus
J. Thomas Kremer
Joseph L. Kalbach
Paul M. Haldeman
John D. Glover
Hawk battles rattlesnake on Montana highway
On a Lewiston Billings bus run near Cut Bank passengers watched a hawk and a rattlesnake in a natural amphitheater. The hawk feinted struck the snake behind the head, shook and clawed, then repeated the kill before flying away in triumph.
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Cut Bank
Mont
Lewiston- Billings
Immelman
Market Quotations and Farm Prices Across Cities
Baltimore and Chicago livestock and produce markets report firm or steady tones. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves show mixed prices with weights and classes listed. Chicago notes strong demand for welters and high grades, while Baltimore lists varied steer and ewe figures and overall steady trends.
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Baltimore Livestock Baltimore
Wall Street Gains Pace Amid Fast Trading Amid Mixed Results
The New York stock market faced heavy buying and selling orders with the ticker briefly lagging floor trades. Rail stocks led gains with several names hitting seven-year highs while others slipped on profit taking and uneven bond and commodity action amid the December January rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
New York
Wall
Local Markets Notes and Typographical Disclaimer
Local markets column notes that daily listings are correct but The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur. The brief emphasizes accuracy while acknowledging possible printing mistakes.
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The
Star
They ll Drop the Bombs If Well Buy the Bonds
In a wartime money drive local citizens rally to purchase defense bonds as officials urge support for national security. The appeal emphasizes civic duty and financial backing to fund military needs and public defense projects.
New Reference Book Added At Handley Library
Handley Library adds a Current Biography volume featuring 380 biographies of notable figures across 26 professions including government officials military leaders diplomats industrialists artists writers and scientists. The 869 page New York published yearbook notes women in the news since 1940 and highlights Walter Winchell and Helena Rubinstein among others. Reference use only and not for home borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
United States
New York
H. W. Wilson Company
Walter Winchell
Helena Reubenstein
Chicago Grain Quotations Bid Prices January Opening
Chicago grain quotations show steady early trade on January 9 with opening prices for Wheat May at 1.66 5/8 to 1-2, July 1.60 to 1.50 7/8, Sept. 1.59 1/8. Corn May 1.13 3/4, July 1.13 3/4 to 7/8, Sept. 1.13 to 1/8. Oats May 70 1/8 to 70, July 65 1/4 to 3/8, Sept. 63 5/8 to 1/2. Rye May 1.19 to 1.18 5/8, July 1.16 3/8 to 1.15, Sept. 1.12 1/8 to 1/4. Barley July 1.13.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Enee
Igay
Berryville Boy Enlists in Navy Before 18
Richard Isler Carter of Berryville Virginia enlisted at the Winchester recruiting office and will train at Bainbridge Navy Training Station. His older brother Allen, a Seaman First Class, served on an LST in the South Pacific. Richard born Jan 5 1927, was high school FFA president and worked at Carter and Ashby Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Isler Carter
Raleigh C. Carter
Berryville
Virginia
Navy
Winchester
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Allen
South Pacific
Richard
Future Farmers of America
Albert A. Cox
Josephine H. Carter
Clarke County
Carter and Ashby
West Main St
Naval Training Station
Bainbridge, Md
Sam Snead Boss Man of Golf
Sam Snead of Hot Springs Virginia dominated golf in Los Angeles winning the 19th Los Angeles Open with a 72 hole total of 283. The Navy discharge winner claimed his third victory in five events since returning and earned 2666 dollars in War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Hotshot
Navy
Employer May Hire World War I Veterans Within Ceiling
An employer may hire as many World War I veterans as he wishes, even if his total staff already meets his allowed ceiling. The policy allows veterans to be added without reducing available positions for others.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
D. Bruce Haines
E. W. Braithwaite
P. E. Lineburg
O. L. Jamison
G. G. Gnarr
Charles R. Anderson
Howell M. Bond
Fred
Echmond Washington
Baltimore
New York City
Banking House
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers & Merchants Natl. Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Manhattan
the Star
Pine Motor Co
Stock Market Report
U.S. Navy
G. Fawcett
County Court House
Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Potomac Edison
George Washington Hotel Corp
National Fruit Product Co
Virginia Apple
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Steward G. Fawcett
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Rseng
Epee Et Ee
Free Arad
Herbert
Larrick
John I. Sloat
State of
Frederick
Willa D. Shirley
Loudoun Street
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