Tributes Paid For Luther Pannett And James Clark
Bank stockholders of Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Winchester Va express deep sorrow at the deaths of Luther Pannett and James Clark. They note Pannett’s decades of service and Clark’s role as founder and leading merchant, with remembrances of his Confederate service and civic prominence. resolutions are to be filed and sent to families and local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uje
Ee Ee
Winchester
Luther Pannett
Rs and Merchants National Nkr and Trust Company
Winester
Luthernett
Clark
Farmers and Merchants Ational Bank and Trust Colony
Lowing
James Clark
Cumberland
J. William Riley
Ey and Clark
Armers and Merchants National and Trust Company
Inchester
Begging From Door To Door Critique in The Star
An old woman at a front door sought starter funds for medicine, claiming Red Cross refused aid though no such policy exists. The Atlanta Journal says a public warning is needed as door to door beggars mislead, urging referral to proper welfare groups. The editorial ridicules a would be Mars voyage observer and notes the electoral college has met and fulfilled its duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Red Cross
Nyone
Roper Welfare Organization
Personal and Social Mention From Millwood
Millwood Virginia January 11. Edward Tucker and companions visited at the home of Mrs. N B Page at Chevy Chase. Miss Page Huidekoper returned to Ruxton Maryland after holidays with Greenwood School links. The Blue Ridge Hunt did not meet due to wind and bad going but breakfast was served by Mr. Watkins and Mrs. Watkins. Rev and Mrs Chambers left for a lengthy trip to Los Angeles and Australia, returning by lent. Funeral attendance and parish meetings highlighted church life with multiple named parishioners and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Page Nelson Huldekoper
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Prescott Huidekoper
Ruxton
Washington
William Bell Watkins
William B. Watkins
St. Paul
Margaret Dole
Lewis Burwell Meade
D. M. Hartley
Barnwell S. C
Blue Ridge Country School
Elizabeth Bradford
Lynchburg
Robert McGill
Allen McGill
New Baptist Hospital
Miss Bradford
J. L. Carper
Charles MacLeod
B. Duval Chambers
Martinsburg
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Matson
Monterey
Honolulu
South Sea Islands
Auckland
New Zealand
Sydney
Australia
Melbourne
Chambers
Ewart Jhonston
George H. Burwell
George H. Burwell, Jr
Auxiliaries of Church Report Work for Year Berryville Va
In Berryville Virginia on January 11 the Grace church arc h y rector and auxiliaries reported a year of improved efforts. Treasurer Bau man noted about four thousand dollars raised for general church expenses and two thousand four hundred for missions. The church school secretary reported fifty enrolled pupils with about forty on average attendance and a self supporting, well organized school with five teachers. Activities included Easter and Christmas entertainments and a charity basket program for mountain children. Parish statistics showed 750 calls, nine baptisms, six confirmations, two marriages and eleven deaths. Vestry members were elected or re elected, with Dorsey filling Tilford’s vacancy. The First National Bank of Berryville held its annual meeting electing directors and officers, declaring a twelve and a half percent dividend with a large surplus. Golden Rule Circle relief work reported broad county aid with clothing, food, and Christmas baskets for multiple families and thanks to Shell Oil for a generous donation. A clothing bureau distributed ninety one dollars and sixty four cents worth of clothing, while a dinner for Group 3 of the Virginia Bankers Association was organized for January 19 for up to 250 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Osborne
G. H. Williams
F. L. Ayler
Ralph M. Dorsey
Frank V. Tilford
Samuel McCormick
Page Lee
Richard Smith, Jr
Lewis N. Glover
H. B. Whiting
First National Bank of
Berryville
J. T. L. Jones
J. L. Humsten
J. T. Lindsey
F. M. Wray
A. M. Kerfoot
D. L. Ramsburg
R. M. Ware
Louis Stolle
Golden Rule Circle
King’s Daughters and Sons
L. N. Russell
Red Cross
Charles Levi
Shell Oil Company
Quotations in Wheat and Grain Markets Washington
Washington markets show varied prices across wheat and grain, with ranges for prints, tub, and current receipts. Poultry, vegetables, and regional produce in Philadelphia Richmond New York Baltimore markets follow with dressed birds, eggs, butter, and livestock price movements on Jan 2 to 10, listing firms and regional supply.
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Washington
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
New York
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Philadelphia
Northwestern
Western
Southwestern
Southern
Cattle Price Summaries and Government Bond Quotes
Cow markets show scarcity and steady tone with lambs and wooled types quoted to 7.25 top and midrange 6.75 to 7.25 in Jersey City. Chicago receipts 17,000 with weak to lower bids on lambs. natives 6.00 to 6.50. yearling wethers 6.25 to packers. ewes 1.25 to 2.75. Government bonds in New York quote Lib 31-28 at 102.24 and Treasuries around 102. to 110.13.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Jersey City
Treas
Local Market Notice Stresses Typo disclaimer
The Star warns readers that while local markets are listed daily, it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. Readers should verify details before acting on listed items.
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Star
Chicago Grain Closing Prices on the Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade closing prices for grain futures show high and low figures for today. Legg and Company reports the prices from the Chicago market with details from the Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Legg and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Public Sale of McGlathery Residence Winchester Va 1933
The trustee will auction the McGlathery residence at 11:00 A M on January 4 1933 in front of Winchester County Court House. The property at 19 East Leicester Street offers a two story brick dwelling with 40 by 89 7/10 feet. Terms require one third cash then two equal annual installments with bonds and insurance. The sale was adjourned to January 14 1933 at the same time and location.
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E. A. McGlathery
Winchester
County Court
East Leicester Street
City of
Herbert
Larrick
Funeral rites held for Joseph W. Boyer in Woodstock Virginia
Funeral rites for Joseph W. Boyer were held at the Boyer Grocery Company in Woodstock. The Rev. J Mitchell Snore and Rev. D Ho assisted with services. Interment followed at Massanutten Cemetery. He died Saturday at 10 30 p m from uremic poisoning after 25 years in business. He co founded Boyer Grocery Co with J Lemuel Boyer and Carl C Boyer in 1916. He married Josephine Stephenson September 8 1916. survived by H F Boyer G R Boyer Carl C Boyer Alice Boyer Lucy Boyer and Mrs H P Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Bores Grocery Company, Inc
J Mitchell Snore
D. Ho
Jonathan Edwards
Heyer
Massanutten Cemetery
Boyer
Shenandoah Valley
Jill
J. Lemuel Boyer
Carl C. Boyer
Boyer Grocery Co, Inc. & Wholesale
Ime
Josephine Stephenson
Highland County
H. F
G. R
Carl C
Alice Boyer
Lucy Boyer
H. P. Miller
Washington, D. C
Mrs Eastman Dies In Kansas Home At An Advanced Age
Esther Ann Clevenger Eastman of St Lawrence Kansas died Christmas Eve at age 87 88 in ill health. She was sister to the late Mrs Josiah Shade of Frederick county and last of John and Sarah Clevenger's family. A member of the Southern Methodist Church she leaves two daughters three sons and many nieces and nephews.
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Holmes W. Shade
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Esther Ann Clevenger Eastman
St. Laurence
Kas
Eastman
John
Sarah Albin Clevenger
Southern Methodist Church
Educator offers sympathy to youth and to fathers in repair bills
An eminent educator says his sympathy goes out to the youth of today who is up against a stone wall, but a lot of ours goes out to poor old dad who will have to settle the garage repair bill.
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Boston Herald
For Rent House Modern Greystone Terrace
For rent a modern house at Greystone Terrace listed by F A Shryock. Phone contact 82 1. Rental period ends on the third Tuesday. Room with private bath near hospital also available under the same listing with contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greystone Terrace
F. A. Shryock
Sale of the H anderson Property at Winchester Court House
A public auction sale of two parcels on Loudoun Street in Winchester Virginia is scheduled for Saturday December 31 1932 at 11 o'clock A M with the property offered separately and as a whole. The sale terms call for one third cash and the balance in two annual payments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. The notice also records a postponement to January 14 1933 and includes certification by Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk.
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S. A. R. Anderson
Morgan Anderson
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
Loudoun Street
Daniel H. Anderson
C. V. Winfree
Wm. L. Clark
M. M. Lynch
Herbert S. Larrick
T. R. Cather
Harry R. Kern
Dunn & Duvall
Aucts
Corporation Court
Corinne Barnett
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Jas. Clark
F. and
M. National Bank
Mars
Atlanta Journal
Millwood
Mr. and
Mrs. Chambers
Austalia
Lake Roosevelt Highway
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Whit House
Sevietpal Cha
Grace Archy
Loule Trucker
F. Bauman
Richmond
Yorks
Virginia Creamery
Federal Trade Head
Charles March
Federal Trade Commission
Charles H. March
Minnesota
Oll
TY Hutter
Iccese
Nike Wade
McGlathery
C. © Brumback
Joseph W. Boyer
Kohler
Moffett-Russell
John Kohler
Gov
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Miss Julia Lilly House
Evansville
Ind
Te ‘Cook
Jens City
Loudoun St
Pairment Ave
Peyton Street
Robinson Apts
Cork Street
Wm. R. Willis
Valley Ave
Merriman's Lane
E. Miller
Lee-Jackson Highway
R. L. Stickel
Admi
South
Cameron
W. G. Pingley
H. Anderson
Court House
W. FP. Shryock
Main St
Peoples
Pte
YWEAR
Goodyear
Sothee Bane
Blic
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
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