Grand Regent Visits Local Lodge in Virginia
Grand Regent M. L. Beeton of Lexington was guest of honor at an Eagles Hall meeting in Virginia. He urged revival of inactive Royal Arcanum lodges in Virginia and expansion through new members. Carl Gordon presided. McPaden Council, formed in 1934, backs revival with two Grand Lodge Council representatives Taylor Barr and Raymond Kerlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Beeton
Lexington
Royal Arcanum
Cpa
Wic
Eagles’ Hall
Gram
Virginia
McPaden Council
Fairfax Council
Carl Gordon
McFaden Council
Grand Lodge
Taylor Barr
Raymond Kerlin
Death takes Mrs Pearson at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Neva Hottel Pearson of Winchester 65 died at Memorial Hospital after a stroke on January 12. She lived in Maine about 20 years, returned to Winchester two years ago, taught music, and is survived by a half-brother and a nephew. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Hebron Cemetery.
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Neva Hottel Pearson
Frank H. Pearson
Houston
Maine
William F
Hattie Cooper Hottel
Memorial Hospital
Ida Wyndham
West Boscawen Street
Pearson
Winchester
Cameron Street
William H. Hottel
Las Vegas
Nev
Thomas H. Gist
Lexa
Ark
Della Hotte
Hebron
Paus
Bruce Har- William Holettel
Strasburg
Grover
Daingerfield Wyndham
Winchester Seeks Bids for City Motor Fuel
The city of Winchester has called for sealed bids on motor fuel including about 30,000 gallons of gasoline and large quantities of kerosene and motor oil to be delivered during 1938. Bids will be opened January 31 at the city manager’s office.
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Winchester
Plane crash near Fayetteville kills two lieutenants
An army airplane crashed and burned near Fayetteville today, killing its two occupants Lieutenants Lewis Eliott Countway and Earle T. McArthur, both stationed at Fort Bragg nearby.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Lewis Eliott Countway
Earle T. McArthur
Fort Bragg
Ice Veiling Roads Halts Traffic At Valle Bridge
Motorists faced slick highways and pavements as warm afternoon temps melted snow. By evening the Opequon bridge on Route 7 saw banked ice and two out of state cars skidded but continued after minor damage and adjustments.
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Valle
Opequon Bridge
Market quotations and livestock prices from Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore and Chicago market data show cattle hogs and sheep quotes. Prices cover bulls cows calves and yearlings, with noted weekly trends and range figures for pork and poultry products. Chicago figures include direct to order sales and price spreads across weight classes for hogs cattle and sheep.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Local Market Prices and Farm Products Listing
Local wholesale market prices advertise flour types with 98 lb, 48 lb, 24 lb, and 12 lb bags. Shelled corn and corn meal priced per sack. middlings, oats, dairy feed, and mixed feeds listed. Live poultry items include hens, fowls, chicks, turkeys and guinea fowl with prices. cattle, calves, steers, hogs, and lambs priced per head or hundredweight.
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Ccnceccne
Ccecsecee
Star
Hort Patent
Nate Ea Cael
FOOTI
Catia
Stock Market Report from New York Dated January 21
Quiet rallying tendencies appeared in today's market with some gains in aircrafts rubbers and special ties though many issues failed to overcome profit hurdles. Trading hovered around 800000 shares with mixed bonds and commodities and presidential talks with business leaders offered cautious optimism for economic recovery. 2 p m prices show a mix of gains and declines across leading names including American Car American Can Bethlehem Steel Chrysler DuPont Gen Foods and U S Steel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Grain Quotes Slip on Weak Demand and Rain
Chicago wheat eased to the day’s low as late selling followed a failure of export demand to gain momentum. Rains were reported in Texas and prices showed declines with futures quotes striking new lows for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Purchase Of Lewis Farm Is Complete
Purchase of the Lewis farm is complete with 38 acres instead of 45. The original price was four thousand dollars on terms or three thousand seven hundred fifty dollars cash. The property includes an excellent house, barn and other buildings.
Farm Loan Directors Named for Frederick Clarke Association
Stockholders of the Frederick Clarke Farm Loan Association met at 10 o clock this morning in the courthouse and elected five directors. Three year terms went to Walker McC Bond and John B Bywaters. two year terms to J B Chamberlain and George P Kern. one year to W W Smallwood. Walker McC Bond president and W Erle Edwards secretary treasurer reported. Federal Land Bank representative Mr Henderson attended and explained new bookkeeping and farm loan operations. A directors meeting for organization is planned. One thousand dollars was credited to the indemnity account used for losses. Future collections will be handled through the local office to improve efficiency.
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Frederick- Clarke Farm Loan Association
Court House
Walker McC. Bond
John B. Bywaters
J. B. Chamberlain
George P. Kern
W. W. Smallwood
W. Erle Edwards
Mr. Henderson
Federal Land Bank
Van Wagoner Heads Road Builders Group
Murray D. Van Wagoner of Michigan was named president of the American Road Builders association in Cleveland. He aims to reduce highway traffic accidents through improved safety engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
American Road Builders Association
Cleveland
Central Press
Grain futures and cash prices from Chicago and Baltimore
Market notes show corn oats soybeans rye lard bellies and soy beans with May July and Sept futures and cash bids in Chicago and Baltimore. Wheat and corn prices listed by grade, with No 2 red winter and yellow corn values and related seeds and clover prices in Baltimore and Winchester markets.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market
Stewart Bell Receives Permit for 2 Story Brick Building
Stewart Bell applied for and received a permit to erect a 2 story brick building on the northwest corner of Loudoun and Boscawen streets to replace a structure burned January 12. The $20,000 project fronts 29 feet on Loudoun Street and will reuse unweakened old wall sections. Bell plans rapid construction and does not seek city action to widen West Boscawen. he does not intend to sell the property. The Betsy Ross project, John Sempeles as owner, will feature the latest improvements and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Bell
Loudoun
Boscawen Street
Loudoun Street
Bell
West Boscawen
Indian Alley
Mr. Bell
Finance Committee of Common Council
Betsy Ross
John Sempeles
Administration Is Blamed For Business Recession Debate
Middletown Community League sponsored a debate on government interference with business, voting 3 to 2 for the affirmative. Judges and debaters named, with attendance cited as the largest in years. The group approved purchasing 30 shades for Middletown school at 116.70 total, $50 from local school board funds. Plans include a local talent debate on February 3 and a benefit program by graded school children on February 10.
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Pontive
Middledee
Nee
J. D. Luttrell
N. B. Fout
N. C. Williams
W. F. Shipe
H. A Snapp
W. F. Luttrell
C.F. Carper
Dr. Grover
R. A. Larrick
Kathryn Watson
H. W. Owings
Middletown Community League
G. W Borden
Burwell
Luttrell
Winchester
Allen Pranks
Maynard
Russell McKee
Grubbs
Middletown
O. W. Wake
Death of Mrs. Fahnestock After Illness
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Fahnestock, 62, wife of Harry Fahnestock of Winchester Woolen Mills, died at 12:45 a.m. at her Woodland Avenue home after a prolonged illness linked to influenza and bronchial pneumonia. A native of Seven Fountains Virginia, she lived in Winchester since 1918 and was active in the First Brethren Church auxiliary. Survived by her husband, two sons H. Garrett and Kimball C. Fahnestock, two grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral is planned for 2 p.m. Sunday at Mount Hebron Cemetery remains to be interred there.
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Sarah Catherine Fahnestock
Harry Fahnestock
Winchester Woolen Mills
Woodland Avenue
Fahnestock
Seven Fountains
Shenandoah County
Daniel Clem
Winchester
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
H. Garrett Fahnestock
Kimball C. Fahnestock
Lorraine Lee
Helen G. Fahnestock
Hugh Ritenour
Thomas H. Long
Woodstock
Roy Clem
William McK. Clem
Bristol
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Emma Copp Dies After Illness at 74 in Strasburg
Word arrived of the death of Mrs Emma Maphis Copp widow of Rev George A Copp of the Church of the Brethren at her Strasburg home. She was 74 and died after a long illness. Survived by daughter Nell Gatten Strasburg son Clark Copp Elgin Ill sister Mrs Silas Baker Mt Olive and brothers Edward and Charles Maphis Mt Olive and three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 from the home and 10 from Strasburg Christian Church. burial Riverview Cemetery Strasburg.
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Emma Maphis Copp
George A. Copp
Church of the Brethren
Strasburg
John E. Copp
Kernstown
County
Joseph Baker
Zed. H. Copp
Philadelphia
John and
Fannie Headley Maphis
Shenandoah County
Nell Gatten
Clark C .Copp
Elgin Academy
Elgin
Ill
Silas Baker
Edward
Charles Maphis
Mt. Olive
Roosevelt Joins Infantile Paralysis Founders Certificate
President Roosevelt buys a founder’s certificate for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis using borrowed money from secretary Stephen Early. The photo shows Dr. Parran, Keith Morgan, Dr. Gosling, the president, Miss Lenroot, and George Allen.
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Roosevelt
New National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Thomas Parran
U. S
Stephen Early
Parran
Keith Morgan
Thomas W. Gosling
Cary T. Grayson
American Red Cross
President Roosevelt
Katherine F. Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
George Allen
District of Columbia
Cantata Financials Audited After Union Service
The Cantata accounts audited by Hudson Bell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and C P McVicar commissioner revenue show itemized receipts and expenses from the union service. Receipts totaled 120 10 with 2000 attendees. Floyd Haines praised contributors as the financial statement lists expenses of 146 03 for Sam Laren and two helpers Golden Aiken.
Public Charity Offering Report Note
Statement lists contributors including Edwin Parker Rome Hutson John Rosenberger J M Fishpaw J Fred Thwaite Ares Rhodes Catherine Conner Wright and Robert Bell with total collected of 120.10. Certification by Andrew Bell secretary and P McVicar auditing committee confirms accuracy of itemized statements and expenses.
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Edwin Parker
Rome Hutson
John H. Rosenberger
J. M. Fishpaw
J. Fred Thwaite
ARES
B. L. Rhodes
Catherine Conner
Dagedet Fei
Eed
J. Tn Wright
Ted Se
Robert Bell
Ann D. Griffith
Andrew Bell
P. McVicar
Preaching Sunday At Mt Williams by Rev Rohart
The Rev. E. J. Rohart announced he will preach at 10.45 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday January 23 in the new Mount Williams community hall. All residents are invited to attend these community services.
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E. J. Rohart
Mount Williams
Dog License Deadline Notice
Attention to dog owners. January 31 is the deadline to secure licenses. Unlicensed dogs will incur a fine and costs if tags are not purchased by then.
Qualifies As Administratrix appoints Sartelle estate guardian
Bessie O. Sartelle, daughter of Preston Orr, is named administratrix of his estate with a $2,000 bond. On motion, George Bushnell, Mary Louise Sartelle, Floyd Haines, Pearl Brown and Patsy Sartelle are named appraisers.
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Bessie O. Sartelle
Preston Orr
George Bushnell
Mary Louise Sartelle
Floyd Haines
Pearl Brown
Patsy Sartelle
Divorces Granted in Corporation Court
Decrees of divorce awarded to Pauline Armel and Charles Armel and to Mabel Ruth Riley and John H. Riley. Foe the Armel case the defendant is a felon. parties barred from remarrying for six months.
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Corporation Court
Pauline Armel
Charles Armel
Mabel Ruth Riley
John H. Riley
Stephens City Charge M. E. Church Schedule
South Stephens City Charge M. E. Church services led by Minister Homer Welsh on the first Sunday with Stephens City at 11 a.m. Fairview at 3 p.m. Kernstown 7:30 p.m. Second Sunday includes Kernstown 11 a.m. Refuge 3 p.m. Stephens City 7:30 p.m. Third Sunday Stephens City town 7:30 p.m.
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Stephens City
M. E. Church
Homer Welsh
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
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William F. Hottel
City Motor Fuel
Bob White
Eastern Ave
Baltomua
F. Shry Insurance Service
N. Loudoun St
Stock Market Report
al. Chem
Can
Smelt
Tel
Teb. B
Anaconda
A. T
Beth. Steel
Case
Chrysler
Colum Credit
Con. Edison
DuPont de. N
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Int. Harvester
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Mont.-Ward
Nat. Biscuit
West
Elec
Woolworth
Va.Chem. Ptd
Lewis Farm
Frederick-Clarke Association
New Jersey
John Milton
Frank Hague
Jersey City
N. J
U. S. Senate
Harry Moore
Milton
Senate
Moore
U.S
League
Win
Chester
Shenandoah
Geo.Copp
Sam Laren
Golden Aiken
Mt. Williams
McCormick-Deering
Wwe Ae Milulivalh
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