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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1941

Page

9

Women To Hold Parley At Loeb Church Meeting

The Loeb Church women announce an all day meeting on Monday January 27 starting at 11 in preparation for the self denial offering for home and foreign missions the week of February 29. Leslie H. Patterson of Covington secretary of home missions will speak on Presbyterianism New Opportunities. Daily program includes devotions lunch and a mission book review with Rev Ronald Wilson closing.

Loeb Pela Home and Foreign Missions Leslie H. Patterson Covington Secretary of Home Missions Bruce Slonaker

Boston Wool Market Report

Spot fine and half blood South American wools showed fairly active demand in Boston at firm prices. Medium grades of South American wools sold occasionally at steady to firming prices. Australian and South African fine Merino wools were moderately active at firm prices. Domestic greasy combing wools drew very little interest.

Boston U. S

Visitors from Warm Springs and D C Call on Dora Punk Home

Visitors at Mrs Dora Punk home include Mr and Mrs John Bray and daughter Gretta Mrs J and Bray and Mr and Mrs Charles L Funk of Warm Springs Va spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J T Funk Willie Punk returned to Quantico Va after a stay at home Gretta Bray plans to visit Washington this week with friends

Macedonia Dora Punk John Gretta Jand Bray Charles L. Funk Warm Springs J. T. Funk Willie Punk Quantico Gretta Bray Washington

Britons Prepare for Gas Threat in Possible Invasion

London reports fear of gas attack with only about one fifth of civilians carrying gas protection. Proposals include gas mask displays for air raid shelter access and regular civilian gas alarm drills. Home Security weighing a nationwide readiness program with 24/7 plant operation and gas chambers to train mask use under fire.

London Oae Ministry of Home Security North Sea English Channel High Command

Illness and local notes from Bloom and area

Rev Patrick H Williams of Union Bridge Md ill and recovering in a Baltimore hospital after an operation. Miss Darlene Barr of Middletown visited Miss Aniy p Cooper. Mr and Mrs J L Hershman attended Pomona Grange in Middletown. Mr and Mrs E A Richard were in Winchester. John R Cooper at Hercules Powder Plant near Radford reports 13 000 workers. Four special trains run Roanoke to the plant with others from nearby areas. Government area covers 25 000 acres along both sides of the New River.

Winchester John R. Cooper Hercules Radford Roanoke Rae New River

Balkan Death Toll Grows as Axis War Intensifies

The report details heavy fighting in the Balkans and Greece with Italian forces repelled and a new offensive north of Klisura. British plans to defend Rhodes and prepare for a major invasion of the island are described, alongside intensified Royal Air Force activity and Nazi air raids reaching shipping bound for England.

Bengasi Derna Klisura Mussolini Greece Italy Rhodes Mediterranean Eeee 8 Ese Britain Adolf Hitler Empire Royal Air Force RAF Ocean England DNB

Friendship Chain Quilt Pattern 6877 Offer

Brighten your bedroom with this economical quilt pattern. Use left over scraps in a chain design. blocks are easy to piece and quick to assemble. Send ten cents to Winchester Dept. 259 W 14th Street New York to obtain Pattern 6877 with chart, directions, yardage, and illustration. Include name and address.

Winchester Dept 14Th Street New York N. Y

Livestock and Produce Market Quotations Across Cities

Baltimore market notes show calves and hogs with various price ranges and top quotes, while Chicago reports higher hog prices and dulled cattle trade. Philadelphia lists egg, butter, and live and dressed poultry prices with standard variations. Includes weights, top figures, and category notes for hogs, cattle, lambs, and sows.

Baltimore U. S Chicago Livestock Chicago Philad Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks

Fort names honor Dawes and Forrest

The War Department named two new posts honoring figures from American history. Fort Dawes on Deer Island Mass. is named for William Dawes, a Revere courier. Camp Forrest near Tullahoma Tenn. honors Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest and his famed battlefield credo.

Washington Jan Paul Revere War Department Fort

Stock Market Report Sees Mixed Gains and Lethargic Rally

New York stocks showed scattered strength late in the day but broad leadership failed to materialize and volatility lingered at the close. Rail shares paused after a recent rally while total volume slumped to about 400000 shares, among the month's lowest totals, with quotable prices at 2 p.m. for names like American Can 90, General Motors 44 1 8, U S Steel 67 1 4, and Woolworth 32 7 8.

New York al. Ghem Am. Can Am. Rad.o Am. Smel A. T. and Genl. Motors Kennecott M. Ward Natl. Dairy Packard & Penney (Jc Penn. R. R Republic Steel Sears & Roebuck Southern R O. of N. J Texas Corp Union Pac U. S. Steel Western Union Woolworth

Chicago and Baltimore Grain Quotes January 24

Futures markets rose as much as a cent a bushel on expectations of colder weather and rust risk. Chicago cash grain shows No. 3 red wheat at 92 cents, corn 58 to 64 cents, oats around 39 cents, soybeans near 99 cents, with several futures fields listed. Baltimore prices mark wheat at 96.5 cents and corn at 77 to 79 cents per bushel.

Chicago Chicago Cash Grain Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore Grain Baltimore Winchester

Congress backs funds for 200 cargo vessels to defend supply line

Emory S. Land, chairman of the Maritime Commission, testifies the U S would lack ships if Britain falls. The House agrees to immediate action and congressional funds for 200 cargo vessels to secure vital defense material.

Emory S. Land Maritime Commission United States Britain House O Representatives

St Davids Local Social Notes Include Visits and News

Mrs C E Stephen visits relatives in Edinburg and Charlottesville hospital. Mrs Lucy Habron visits in Woodstock. Guests of Mr and Mrs M M McClanahan include T A Crabill and James McClanahan. Leo McClanahan returns from Washington. Eugene Powell, son of Mrs Zola Powell, sails December 27 for Pearl Harbor. Karl Marx quotation about religion as opium of the people discussed.

ST. David's C. E. Stephen A. L. Lindamood Edinburg D. B. Bowman James Bowman John Shipe D B. Bowman Charlottesville Lucy Habron O. L. Sheetz Woodstock Leo McClanahan Washington, D. C Eugene Powell Zola Powell Mr. Powell Navy Pearl Harbor Honolulu Karl Marx

Topics For Youth Revival In February

The Francis Asbury Union Young People's Revival themes for February include daily sermons led by Rev. Garlan on topics such as How May I Develop Personality Is It Practical To Be Good Is It Possible To Be A Christian In A World At Tenreay Is Brotherhood Christ or Chaos Evening worship will be extended by the Holy union All churches urged to attend and invite all youth to come

Francis Asbury Union Garlan Market Ring Pebrusty Offerg the Holy Union

Train runs off track near Elwood City Pennsylvania

A Baltimore and Ohio express train from Chicago to New York jumped the tracks about a mile from Elwood City Pennsylvania. The accident involved mainly express and baggage cars with some passenger cars. No injuries were reported, according to the Pittsburgh office of the railroad.

Elwood City Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad Chicago New York Pennsylvania Pittsburgh

Gore Brevities

Gore Virginia brief notices report Dr Gover and sister moving to Gore from Round Hill Virginia. Local residents H F Clemons visited, employed by the War Department at Fort Meade. Virginia Anderson injured her knees while sledding near High View. Tilden Barnes from Berkeley Springs visited his sister Mrs William Havermale. Etta Michael recovers from measles. Mr Lynden Ramey family welcomed a son named Douglas Eugene. Flu illnesses are widespread locally. Bob Combs and family dined with Ben Franks near High View.

Gore Gover Round Hill H. F. Clemons Clemons War Department Fort George G. Meade Virginia Anderson Highview Tilden Barnes Berkeley Springs W. Va William Havermale Etta Michael Muriel Bowman Janet Winchester Gore Recenty Lynden Ramey Douglas Eugene Bob Combs C. W. Franks Louise Ben Franks Near High View

Smith Proposes Ban on Defense Funds for Union Membership Tests

Representative Smith of Virginia said he would amend every defense funding bill to bar spending on wars that require joining a labor union or paying dues. He condemned conditions that force workers to join or refrain from joining organizations as a prerequisite to employment.

Washington Smith D-Va House Labor Board

Scout Troop 9 to Host Party for Market Street Church Boys

Boy Scout Troop No. 9 led by Harold Rowe will host a party at their cabin tonight at 8. Non scout boys from Market Street Methodist Church School will be guests, with refreshments and a program of scouting activities.

Harold Rowe Market Street Methodist Church School

Birth of Freda Marie in Kernstown noted

Mr. and Mrs. Swarts announce the birth of a daughter January 5 named Freda Marie. The notice lists relatives including Hazel Green, Odes, and Odessa Swartz along with other visitors and a minor injury to Walter White from a skating accident.

Asbury Relief Freda Marie Kenneth Lillie Mae Walter White

Military leaders seek executive hearing on lease lend policy

The article notes calls to summon Army Navy and Air heads to testify on H R 1776 with a push for closed hearings. Col Lindbergh and Gen Johnson warned of war hazards in lease lend proposals while Fish supports inviting Marshall Stark and Brett to testify behind locked doors.

Fish Bloom Marshall Stark Brett Fish Moned Selita Gee Navy Sinestead Charles A. Lindbergh Pearing Hugh 8. Johnson

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