Reynolds Store Notes: Community Quilting and Visits
Reynolds Store Virginia residents share updates from a Friday quilting party at Mrs. Alston Omps home with attendees including Mrs. Ernest Batt and others. The note also covers visits to Winchester and Whitacre, farm plowing plans, plus numerous social calls and family gatherings across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Alston Omps
C. W. Moore
H. C. Reynolds
H. B. Dick
Lola May Unger
Purcell Dick
W. C. McDaniel
M. J. Pease
Mason Farmer
Messrs. Russell
Leonard Fletcher
Thelma Carpenter
Earl Farmer
Janey Batt
Anna
Robert McKilwee
Madeline Reed
Fairview
Bnlonzie Shenk
Gainesboro
Harley Place
Jack Place
Joash
Tressa Dick
Mildred Kiger
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Susan B. Lewis
Paul Hovermale
Winchester
FE. D. Shenk
Joe Filer
Jones Springs
Berkeley County
Pete Clark
Martinsburg
Oscar Luttrell
E. N. Luttrell
Trossen
Harry Largent
Arles Webster
Berkeley
Esunday
Richard Hovermale
Ed. Stotler
Quoted Wheat and Grain Markets Across Cities
Market notes from Baltimore Chicago and New York show mixed grain prices with wheat No 2 at 90 3 4 in Chicago, corn 49 1 2 to 51 1 2, oats 28 1 2 to 39 1 4, and various rice and flour staples. Butter eggs poultry and livestock prices in New York Washington Baltimore Jersey City and Richmond are reported with steady to unchanged bids and notable lamb, hog, and cattle movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Plymouth Rock
New York
New York City
Baltimore
Jersey City
Monlay
Richmond
Maine
Virginia
Florida
Local Market Dairy Feed Prices and Supplies Listed
The notice lists dairy feed prices around 16 to 24 percent and includes items such as cracked corn per 100 sacks, shelled corn, middlings, scratch feed, egg mash, country butter, and various dairy products. It presents a snapshot of buy and sell figures for a local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Poultry Equipment for Quick Sale From A Bargain Sale
Seller has disposed of poultry and offers for quick sale Newton Giant coal burning incubators with 1 3 600 egg capacity, 1 2 400 egg capacity double-deck units, 5 Newton coal burning brooders with 500 capacity, and other poultry-raising equipment.
Policeman Ritter Takes Motorcycle Driving Lessons
For several days local police have given riding instruction to Franklin Ritter the tenderfoot. Ritter has been an apt pupil and should earn his diploma after a few more lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ritter
Ritter
Shawnee Building and Loan Association Reports No Losses
The Shawnee Building and Loan Association of Winchester announces a year with no losses for stockholders since its 1927 organization. Board members—James P. Reardon, John H. Rosenberger, T. Russell Cather, I. N. Good, J. H. Yost, B. M. Sullivan, M. Lohr Capper, E. N. Larrick, H. J. Martin, Dr. B. B. Dutton—are re-elected with J. P. Reardon as president and T. R. Cather as attorney. officers include vice presidents Russell Cather and John H. Ihnenmenear, secretary-treasurer A. B. Solenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Building and Loan Association of
Winchester
James P. Reardon
John H. Rosenberger
T. Russell Cather
I. N. Good
J. H. Yost
B. M. Sullivan M. Lohr Capper
E. N. Larrick
H. J. Martin
B. B. Dutton
Ay J. P. Reardon
Russell Cather
John H. Lhcnian
High C. W. A. Pay Causes Strike At Stone Quarries
The Madden stone quarries sent 15 workers on strike over alleged back pay and higher CWA wages just before a delivery of 578 tons of crushed stone for town street projects. Workers sought CWA registration, but officials ruled out placing former quarry employees on CWA rolls. R. W. Moore and Co. of Staunton will join the quarry to guarantee payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
New Market
Madden Stone Quarries
R. W. Moore and Co
Staunton Contractors
Last Rites for J Henry Jenkins Held in County
Funeral services for J Henry Jenkins were held Sunday at 11 am at Fairview Methodist Church South led by Rev H E Richardson. Interment followed in Refuge graveyard. He died at 72 in the home where he was born, survived by his widow Annie Conner, daughter Mrs Reuben Fogle, and a granddaughter. Pallbearers were Henry Mears Scott Kline Newton Painter and Arthur Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Jenkins
Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H. E. Richardson
Reliance United Brethren
Refuge Graveyard
Jesus
Jenkins
Fairview Church
Canterbury
Mr. Jenkins
Annie Conner
Reuben Fogle
Henry Mears
Scott Kline
Newton Painter
Arthur Sargent
Strickler Nominated Local Inspector for County Projects
G W Strickler of 650 National Avenue is recommended as local inspector to audit Winchester and Frederick County projects. He will report to district engineer C M Stoddard Staunton VA, visit projects, inspect materials quality and progress daily, and refrain from work with Strickler and Wagner during the inspection period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Strickler
National Avenue
Winchester
Frederick County
C. M. Stoddard
Staunton
Strickler
Strickler and Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Store
Edward Ruppie
Mrs. Fletcher
Whitacre
I. D. Shade
Alton Omps
Walter Moore
Dr. Weems
James Gardner
Mrs
Chester Buckwalter
Baltimore Produce
U. S
New Yorks
NEW York Poultry
Chicago Livestock
Home Owners Loan
Richmond Produce
John H. Lamp
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Bickers Motor Co
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Lions’ Club
Colonial Theatre
Pirate Gold
Winchester F Furniture CO
Winchester, Va
Ruby Jackson
Loudoun Street
Becee
Shawnee Corp
Garbo
Greta Garbo
Hollywood
Ari
Zona
Rouben Mamoulian
Inset
Mary Jones
Robert Brown
N.R. A
County
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Beth
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