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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1940

Page

9

Barrels Of Business Records In 1940 Travel Boom

Barrels of business records will go by the boards in 1940 as aviation factories airlines gas stations power firms and machine tool shops are expected to hit new all time highs. The tourist industry or vacation trade is forecast to be the biggest year in its history with nearly 6 billion dollars spent on travel recreation and health building. The winter resorts from Florida to Hawaii show strong activity and department store “Resort Shops” highlight the trend southward. War and rising national income are given as the main drivers of a record 1940 vacation bill, with sports travel and the automobile supplying momentum.

Roger W. Babson Richmond Maine Manila New England California North Carolina Florida Chambers of Commerce America Edward Bok Ladies’ Home Journal Hawaii

Death Takes Miss Irwin in Berryville

Miss Eva Neville Irwin aged 69 died at the Harnsberger home in Front Royal after an illness. She was daughter of Julia Buck Irwin and long tied to Clarke county. Survived by sister Mrs Harnsberger and two nieces, with funeral at Front Royal Sunday at 2 and burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville at 3:30 conducted by Rev Robert B Nelson.

Berryville Eva Neville Irwin Clarke County John Balkwin Harnsberger Front Royal Miss Irwin Julia Buck Irwin Harnsberger Humphrey P. Harnsberger James Hilton Freeman Julia Harnsberger Richmond Green Hill Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church of Winchester

City and County Realty Transfers Highlight Local Deals

Property transfers show Henry Wes to John Newlin for four acres west of Winchester with Berryville Turnpike route. E W Grant to Hunter Brown for ten acre Stonewall District tract. Lemley etux split parcels totaling twelve acres in Stonewall District north of Winchester. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage to R Guy for one dollar. Lavinia Dick right of way to Northern Virginia Power Company through Stonewall District at Clearbrook. Federal Farm Mortgage Corp involved in listed transactions.

Henry Wes John Newlin Winchester Imap Geeley Lancing Berryville Turnpike A Springs E. W. Grant Et Ax Hunter Brown Stonewall Husa Gar Lemley Etux Stonewall District C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation R. Guy Lavinia Dick Northern Virginia Power Company Dick Land Clearbrook Federal Farm Mortgage Cor

Vacation Boom Prompts Busy Year Ahead

An unknown writer hints at an Arizona motel owner, a Pilorida boat skipper, and a cowpuncher on a ranch gearing up for what could be the healthiest, busiest vacation year yet, credited to Publishers Financial Bureau.

Publishers Financial Bureau

Mrs Carter Dies At 63 In Berryville

Mrs Nancy Carter wife of Grover L Carter prominent Berryville businessman died at 9 30 this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital aged 63 after a heart ailment She had been under medical care about two weeks Survived by her husband two brothers Virgil and C A Johnston all of Clarke county Funeral at 3 30 Sunday at Berryville Presbyterian Church Rev E D Vaughan officiating Interment in Green Hill Cemetery family lot Clarence Johnston is listed among survivors in the Clarke county area.

Nancy Carter Grover L. Carter Berryville Winchester Memorial Hospital

Mrs Bageant Died Today at 54 in Martinsburg Hospital

Mrs Mary Bageant aged about 54 died this morning at 11 in City Hospital Martinsburg W Va after a brief pneumonia illness. She lived with relatives in Winchester and Frederick County and formerly resided at Berkeley Springs with husband E B Bageant. Funeral services expected Sunday at Hebron Church Whitacre with survivors including six daughters, three sons, three sisters and a brother. She belonged to the United Brethren Church at Berkeley Springs.

Mary Bageant City Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Bageant Winchester Frederick County Hebron Church Whitacre Dorothy Butts Cherry Run Hilda Miller Everett Myra Miller Berkeley Springs Naomi Miller Washington, D. C Zenza Moore Hedgesville Paul Robert Junior F. Gardner Speare Largent Robert Clark United Brethren Church

Chinese declare encirclement of Canton after defeats in Kwangtung

Chinese officials claimed in Hong Kong that a string of Japanese losses in Kwangtung led to virtual encirclement of Canton, with Japanese outer lines described as crumbling and one of the war’s most serious reverses in the region.

Hongkong Kwangtung Canton South China

Borah Seized In Bathroom After Sudden Illness

Senator Borah, ill for days, collapsed in his bathroom with a cerebral hemorrhage. President Roosevelt and colleagues, including Senator Glass, voiced concern as doctors fought to stabilize the ailing Republican leader.

Senate Roosevelt Senator Glass Virginia Borah League of Nations Thado West Vandenberg R.-Mich Clark Idaho

Baltimore Market Quotes On Livestock And Produce

Baltimore market report lists unchanged prices for apples and potatoes with varied poultry and fowl rates. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show nominal steadiness or modest gains and losses. Chicago figures mirror steady to mixed movements with hogs firm early then steady.

Baltimore Kent Island Baltimore Livestock Se Ae U. S. Dept Chicago Livestock Chicago U. S Jeep Ibs Montana

Senior man deteriorates amid hospitalization

The patient remained in a semi coma and sometimes called for his wife or slippers to rise for the office. By early yesterday his condition worsened and he appeared not to recognize anyone as the day progressed.

Stock Market Report for Selected 2 PM Listings

At 2 p.m. notable stock quotes included Allied Chemical 172.50, American Can 115.125, American Smelting 47.125, American Sugar Refining 18.75, American Telegraph 171.625, Anaconda 27.25, Bethlehem Steel 71.125, Can. Edisontin 31.50, DuPont 181.00, General Electric 38.625, General Foods 47.625, General Mills 88.75, General Motors 52.50, International Harvester 55.50, Johns Manville 73.50, Kennecott 35.75, Mont-Ward 51.25, National Biscuit 23.875, New York Central 16.00, Owens-Illinois Glass 61.75, U S Steel 57.125, Westinghouse Electric 107.00, Woolworth 40.125.

Re Chem Can Am. Smelt Sugar Ref Am. Tel. & Tel Teb. B Anaconda Beth Steel C. and Chrysler Colum Credit Can. Edis Corn Products DuPont de N Gen. Elec Gen. Foods Gen. Mills Gen. Motors Int. Harvester Johns-Manville Kennecott Mont-Ward Nat. Biscuit N. Y. Central Owens Ill. Glass Rep. Steel Sears Roebuck Son. R. R Ltd. Oil N. J Texas Corp Union Pacific U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Western Union Tel West el Mfg Woolworth

Roosevelt cites Crawford as the fellow he sought

In alighthearted exchange the President notes Crawford is the fellow he had in mind as a potential ally, recalling Roosevelt's 1936 defeat states and a joke about Mrs Roosevelt stepping aside as guild president. The remark draws laughs as the President asks if Mrs Roosevelt picked Crawford.

Roosevelt Crawford Guild

Wheat and grain prices slide then steady on export subsidy revival

Chicago reports wheat futures down briefly as normal weather and a revived government export subsidy plan ease concerns. May wheat 101 1 4 to 1 8, July 98 5 8 to 1 2, Sept 98. Cash grain prices for No. 3 red wheat 1.03 3 4, corn 60 to 60 1 2, soybeans around 1.12 1 4. Baltimore notes No. 2 red wheat at 1.13 1 2 and corn at 60 cents.

Chicago Pauly Jana Chicago Cash Grain Allike Alpalfa Baltimore Winchester

New Booths Installed at The Capitol Restaurant

Gus Kaknis announces five new booths have arrived and been installed at The Capitol restaurant along with a new steam heat furnace.

Gus Kaknis Capitol Mr. Kaknis

Budget Explanation Marks Senate Hearing On Departmental Salaries

The highway department budget shows only classification totals and overall appropriation, not individual salaries. Senators question if raises above 2000 exist, while Dr. Egger notes some high earners moved to higher posts and vacancies inflate headcounts.

Highway Department Weaver Egger

Rip Van Winkle comes to Winchester for charity show

On February 9 at Handley auditorium 2 pm Clara Tree Major's Children's Theatre presents Rip Van Winkle under Senior and Junior Century Clubs. Six touring companies perform six children's plays. tickets go on sale January 22 with 25 cent children and 40 cent adult prices. Proceeds aid underprivileged children.

Rip van Winkle Winchester Handley Auditorium Clara Tree Major's Children’s Theatre United States B. B. Dutton John Steck Dry Winchester Southern and Marlow the Coburns

Finland Far Front Push Pauses as Russians Withdraw

Finnish communique reports about 28 miles gained in recent days while Russians pull back toward their border after the deepest penetration of the campaign. Finnish ski patrols harass supply lines and freezing weather aids the withdrawal as air raids cause limited damage. Diplomatic protests over Russian overflights to Sweden and Norway are acknowledged with regret, while allied reports give no corroborating action.

Finland Kemijarvi Markajarvi Rus Sian Russia Sweden Norway Kallaks Island Gulf of Bothnia London

Zero Weather Hits County

Cold wave blankets region with lows from zero to 14 degrees. Cars damaged by radiator bursts and freezing fuel mixture as roads drift white. Rivers and highways report closures and crews clear drifts while southern cites dip to 8 below in some cases.

Maryland Boscawen Loudoun Middletown R. A. Kline Gainesboro Ellis E. Bayliss Gore Riverton Junction Marlboro

Barbara Bell Fashion Pattern No. 1899 B Dress

Barbara Bell Pattern 1899 B features a feminine silhouette with military style collar epaulette trims and three pockets. For sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38 inches and yardage guidance. offers shirtwaister variation without pockets and epaulettes. Includes pattern book offer and order details.

West Point Barbara Bell

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