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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1938

Page

2

Two day dairy cattle breeding school set in Frederick County

Frederick County dairymen will attend January 25 and 26 at the county courthouse for a two day program. County agent Fred Stine says sessions will benefit all attendees with talks by R G Connelley and other cattle breeding authorities. The course covers inheritance, reproduction, mating systems, herd analysis, and dairy reproductive disease prevention and control with demonstrations and practical methods.

Frederick County Fred Stine R. G. Connelley Extension Dairyman Virginia Dairy Bull Registry

Busy Week Ahead For Local 4 H and Home Demonstration Clubs

The home agent lists a full January schedule with Kernstown Middletown High View and Brucetown 4 H clubs meeting for programs chair seating postures and demonstrations. Highlights include a Cotton Bags project, Chair Reseating demonstrations, and a Curtain presentation at Mt View and Bryarly Senior 4 H Club meetings.

Kernstown Carper’s Valley Middletown Home Demonstration Group High View School House Stephens City H. P. Lovett Brucetown Brucetown Home Mt. View Will Wheey C. M. Rosenberger Bryarly

53 Years A Subscriber To A Winchester Paper

Martin P. Ebert, 84, Frederick County farmer, has read The Star almost daily since its birth in 1896 and earlier subscribed to The Winchester Times. He and his wife Mary Elizabeth Rutherford share a long life in the county with Civil War relics, farm labor, and a family tied to the paper.

Winchester Martin P. Ebert Frederick County Ebert The Star Winchester Times Mary Elizabeth Rutherford J. W. Ebert Towson Camilla Valina Florence Mary Rutherford California Edith Welch Ohio M. M. Lynch Welltown Pike Martinsburg Pike Stephenson Miss Rutherford Locust Grove Place John Rutherford

John H Lamp Dies At Home In Frederick County

John H Lamp 72 a prominent Frederick county farmer died suddenly at 5 15 PM yesterday at his home from a heart attack He was born August 19 186 and leaves a widow two daughters Mrs Russell Carpenter and Mrs Roy Mayhew one son Lee M Lamp two brothers W H Lamp and Lewis A Lamp and two sisters Mrs Mollie Spillman and Mrs Ellie Renner Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Lamps Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Relatives meet at Jones funeral chapel South Loudoun street before proceeding to the church Pallbearers include Henkel Elmer Clarence Sorn Renner Holmes Spillman and Vennor Milhon

John H. Lamp Lamps Frederick County Lamp Thomas Mary Ryan Lamp Etta Cooper Russell Carpenter Roy Mayhew Ae Home Palace Lee M. Lamp Winchester W. H. Lamp Lewis A. Lamp Mollie Spillman Ellie Renner Jones Funeral South Loudoun Street Lamps Methodist Church G. W. Waters C. H. Ander- DS Teavant Mount Hebron Henkel Elmer Clarence Sorn Renner Holmes Spillman Vennor Milhon

Wheat futures trim gains on late selling in Chicago

Chicago reports late liquidating sales erase earlier wheat advances. May wheat 97 1-4 to 3-8, July 91 1-2 to 5-8, with other grains little changed. Cash grain notes list mixed bids for wheat and corn while Baltimore shows No 2 red winter wheat at 1.01 per bushel.

Chicago Lord Bellies Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore Winchester

D L Unger 27 Dies of Heart Attack at Home Near Stephens City

Delmar Lee Unger aged 27 died at his father's home near Stephens City Sunday at 1 a m from a heart attack. He previously lived in Winchester and had ill health in recent years. Survived by father Newton Unger sister Mrs Foster Ashley of Middletown and half brother Laurine Clowser of Hayfield. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday from St Johns Church near Mount Williams with Re v Ashley officiating. Pallbearers: Norwood Ashley Richard Ashley Henly Whitlock Morris Lake Roger Clevenger Wilbur Sellers.

Delmar Lee Unger Stephens City Newton Unger Richard Ashley Henly Whitlock Morris Lake Roger Clevenger Wilbur Sellers

Markets echo wide ranges for fruits meats and poultry

Baltimore and Philadelphia bid prices for produce apples potatoes and eggs with varied grades and basket counts. Live poultry and dressed poultry prices listed with weights and grades across multiple markets. Cattle hogs calves and sheep prices quoted with ranges and notable shifts in acceptance and demand.

Stock Market Report from New York trading session

In New York today air craft and related stocks edged higher while overall leaders showed slips. The market opened modestly higher but profit taking appeared and by noon trends were mixed with some 2 point losses. Trading volume neared 1,000,000 shares as many names including Am Can, Gen Elec, U S Steel, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse and Wells showed notable moves.

New York Roosevelt Congress al. Chem Can Rad Smelt Tel Tob Gen. Foods Gen. Mills Gen. Motors Indust. Ray Int. Harvester J.mansville Kennecott Mont. Ward N. Y. Central Penn. R. R Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Sou. Pac Sou. Ry Ltd. Oil of N. J Texas Corp UN. Pac U. S. Rubber U.S. Steel West UN. Tel West, el Woolworth Clem

Mrs. Annie Lee Cather Dies at 55 in Frederick

Mrs Annie Lee Cather 55 longtime resident of White Post area died Sunday at 1245 am after extended illness She was wife of Silas C Cather of Moling and Cather and mother of Elizabeth Dorothy Granville and Kenneth Cather Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at United Brethren Church with Rev George W Stover and Rev M J Miller officiating Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery She is also survived by two sisters and a half brother and sister from nearby towns

Annie Lee Cather Cather Silas C. Cather Moling and Cather Noses N Bettie Thompson Ewing Frederick County White Post United Brethren Church Elizabeth Dorothy Granville Kenneth Cather C. A. Williams Dickerson James H. Rosenberger Mount Pleasant Dr. E. W. Miller J. Henry Moling, Jr Mount Hebron Cemetery

Local Wholesale Market Flour and Feed Prices Listed

The Star lists current wholesale prices for flour varieties, corn, meals, middlings, mixed feeds, oats, and dairy feeds. It includes patent brand 98 and 48 and 24 and 12 pound bag rates, shelled corn, corn meal, mixed feeds, and live poultry and livestock category prices.

Alseaisistie Ee Sidbire Heifersya i Sceswernsne Cseersesses Sesesseess

Remains of Miss Worthington Interred in Winchester

The body of Miss Clara Worthington, from Baltimore, was brought to Winchester and buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Services at the grave were led by Rev. Robert B. Nelson after funeral services at her sister-in-law Mrs. Edgar Worthingtons home. She was a daughter of the late Judge Charles Worthington of Frederick and Maria Logan Worthington.

Clara Worthington Baltimore Winchester Mount Hebron Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church Edgar Worthington Linden Avenue Miss Worthington Charles Worthington Frederick Maria Logan Worthington Lloyd Logan Worthington

Greeting From The Windsors Reaches Winchester

A Christmas card bearing the likeness of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor was sent to Dr. Lewis M. Allen of Winchester. The card honored the physician who attended the mother of Mrs. Simpson at Blue Ridge Summit at the future duchess birth. The existence of the greeting was disclosed today.

Winchester Duke and Duchess of Windsor Lewis M. Allen Wally Simpson Blue Ridge Summit Dr. Allen

Prince Will Is Recorded In City Court

The will of the late Mrs. Maude V. Prince has been admitted to record in Clark M. Smith’s office. It directs debts and funeral expenses be paid and provides a grave marker. It leaves properties to Justa McDonald and Vergil Prince with cash gifts to others plus a $1,000 life policy for Vergil Prince and Justa McDonald.

Maude V. Prince Clark M. Smith Corporation Court Justa McDonald East Piccadilly Street Vergil Prince East Piccadilly James L. Prince

Al Smith the Great Dane Passes Away at 10

Al Smith a popular Great Dane died at the home of Burr P Harrison Frederick county commonwealth attorney early Saturday evening. The dog aged ten had been in declining health since the death of his former master Judge T W Harrison in 1935. Al Smith often accompanied Harrison and later Barry Harrison on visits to legal offices and businesses in Winchester.

al Smith Burr P. Harrison Frederick County

Friends Pay Last Tribute To Mr. Miller

A large crowd gathered at the Albin home of Mrs. Carrie Clayton to honor Daniel F. Miller, a Confederate veteran who died near Memorial Hospital days before his hundredth birthday. The service honored his wartime with Captain Fred W. Holliday’s 33rd Virginia Infantry. Burial followed at Mount Hebron.

Carrie Clayton Albin Daniel F. Miller Memorial Hospital E. Summers McGavock Opequon T. H. Daffin Burnt Church Turner Ashby United Daughters of Confederacy Lucy Kurtz Elizabeth Grim Guy Smith John Pelter John Snyder Elsworth William Miller Chicago Mr. Miller C. B. Miller American Legion Miller Winchester Frederick County George W. Dellinger Fishers Hill 33Rd Virginia Infantry Fred W. Holliday Mount Hebron Cemetery

Sale of Securities in Winchester January 29 1938

As trustee under the will of Charles W. Trenary the sale offers $1,000 Hotel Jack bond due 1939 a $50 Winches ter & Wardensville R R Co bond five percent due 1960 five shares George Washington Hotel Corp pfd and four shares George Washington Hotel Corp common 16 Winchester Credit Corp 17 Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank 15 Colonial Brick Corp common 52 Victor Product Co Class A 13 Victor Product Co Class B all cash terms and sale to be conducted in front of the company in Winchester Va at noon January 29 1938 by Shenandoah Valley National Bank Trustee.

Charles W. Trenary Winchester Winchester & Wardensville R. R. Co George Washington Hotel Corp. Pfd George Washington Hotel Corp., Com Durant Motors, Inc

Desirable Country Home Auction in Winchester Virginia

Trustee sale of the Nathan H. Lewis home near Bethel Church five miles NW of Winchester Virginia occurs January 29 1938 at noon in front of the Court House. The 25 acre property includes a six room residence and outbuildings with immediate possession. Terms require one third cash day of sale and two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with fire insurance.

Nathan H. Lewis Frederick County Court House Winchester Virginia Bethel Church North Frederick Grade B. F. Unger M. M. Lynch

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