Staunton Five Triumphs Over Winchester 38-26
Staunton High defeated Handley 38-26 to stay in the district title race. Whitte led Staunton with 14 points while Lamb led Handley with 9. Staunton moved to 6 wins 2 losses. Handley remained without a league win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Winchester
Lee High Sories Quint
Handley
Lamb
Whitte
Lexington
Harrisonburg
Handley Whiz Kids
Strasburg
Whiz
Arnold
Shank
Aiken
Royston
Smith
Handley Vane Keller
Brown
McIntyre
Stallwood
McKee
LaVecchia
Burkhart
Anderson
Lee High Gener Whitte
Harris
Wells
Dunaway
Shokes and Crisman
Sheriff Auction Schedules Sale Of Farm Goods And Car
Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven to auction a 1936 Chevrolet sedan 30 shocks corn 40 bundles fodder and a small hay lot at the jail yard 317 South Cameron Winchester on February 16 1948 at 1 pm. Property viewed on Bagent Stine farm west of Sunnyside. Coleman Dunn is the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jail Yard
South
Cameron Street
Winchester
Bagent Stine
Sunnyside
Robert L. DeHaven
Coleman Dunn
Sermon to Open Winchester Ministerial Week of Prayer
Sermonist and pastor of the National City Lutheran church in Washington will speak at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at Braddock Street Methodist church to open the Winchester Ministerial Association Week of Prayer. Dr Hastings, born in Baltimore, served in the navy 1916 to 1919 and has degrees from Lynchburg Yale and the University of Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Lutheran Church
Washington
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Winchester
Hastings
Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute
United States Navy
Lynchburg
Yale
University of Edinburg
Scotland
Hopewell
Savannah
Seattle
Wasa
District of Columbia
Allen Cooper Dies at 90 in Ivevale Nebraska
Allen A. Cooper, 90, died yesterday at his home in Ivevale Nebraska. He was the brother in law of A H Jackson of 125 W German Street. He is survived by a sister Mrs Nora Krider of Vienna Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. Cooper
Ivevale
Neb
A. H. Jackson
W. Germain St
Nora Krider
Vienna
Milk Price Hearing Notes Consumer Apathy and Producer Pressure
Dairy farmers urged distributors to raise prices from 5.40 to 6.00 per cwt for four percent milk citing high feed and labor costs while bottlers willing to absorb increases. No consumer speakers attended. Sanitary Dairy said 1500 leaflets were distributed. Attendees included M. B. Snapp and others from Haldeman Creamery Sanitary Dairy Chestnut Farms Dairy and local producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Dairy
Commission
Snapp
Sam Childs
Taylor Rudolph
Ansel Solenberger
Billy Bierer
Marl Hannum
George Hough
E. B. Lee
R. W. Teets
George Eagle
M. W. Jones
L. P. Cole
Donald Duvall
Paul Haldeman
Haldeman Creamery
N. B. Shingleton
A. Harold Rowe
Chestnut Farms
Washington
Wright's 1903 flight shaped world peace and air power
The passage reflects on Orville Wright and his 12 second Kitty Hawk flight in 1903. Mc Narney praised the inventor's gift to the nation and the possibility that America could maintain world peace through his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNarney
America
Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
N .C
Auction for 1936 Plymouth sedan in Winchester sale
By virtue of levy on writ of fiera facias in Farmers & Merchants National Bank v. Richard Baker Aubrey Loy and Jonah Lee Newlin, a 1936 Plymouth sedan shall be sold at public auction February 16, 1948 at 1 p m in the rail yard at 317 South Cameron Street Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Richard Baker
Aubrey P. Loy
Jonah Lee Newlin
South
Cameron Street
Winchester
Robert L. DeHaven
Coleman-Dunn
William Cornwell
V. Ricketts
Coleman Dunn
Esther Shop Opens in Remodeled 11 W Boscawen Room
In a fully remodeled space at 11 W Boscawen St the Esther shop opened this morning under owner and manager Mrs Esther A Bailey. The new store offers hats gloves hose purses scarves and sweaters with Tennessee ivory and red striped linoleum and matching cabinets. Florence Robertson assisted at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
W. Boscawen St
Esther A. Bailey
Florence Robertson
Growing demand for Winchester Memorial Hospital care noted
Rosenberger cites poll results showing 95 percent would choose Winchester Memorial for care and 26 of 100 expect hospital treatment in the next year. He argues hospitals are now seen as essential for births, diagnosis, and varied treatments, with high praise for staff amid crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenure
Rosenberger
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Moreoerer
Community comments support Winchester Memorial hospital plan
Public letters on the Winchester Memorial hospital proposal praise efficient management and the need for expansion while voicing concerns about nursing shortages and staffing. Supporters call for improved facilities and fair wages to attract staff, with some noting favorable past experiences and moderate rates.
Severe cold wave hits Eastern half of the nation
A harsh cold wave grips the eastern United States driving fuel shortages and reduced exports. The government orders an 18 to 12 percent cut in fuel oil and gasoline exports due to domestic scarcity while New York asks oil dealers to stay open for hardship cases. Temperatures drop below freezing in the North Central region with zero or subzero readings in parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Southern states report freezing rain and sleet, while Florida enjoys a 77 degree day in Miami as a brief warm spell ends the weekend ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Miami
Greeks Shift Plan In Guerrilla War
Lt. Gen. Constantine Ventiris was relieved as commander in chief of the Greek armed forces fighting guerrillas in Northern Greece. The national defense council adopted a new command plan for waging war against guerrilla troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Constantine Ventiris
Greece
National Defense Council
There Will Be Big News This Year
Public notice urges readers to renew subscriptions to The Star as special January rates end on January 31 meaning readers should act to avoid missing upcoming big news and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star Now
First Baptist pastor recalls 22 years in Winchester
Rev. N B Habel, pastor of Boykins Virginia, spoke after a church dinner with Ada Kern and R G Hengeveld among servers. Dr. Clark recalled his start at First Baptist, praised local leaders for an $85 000 church, and urged continued vision as 800 worshippers filled the social room dining hall. Miss Zubie Ingle led educational activities with young workers. The turkey dinner was called the best ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Kern
R. G. Hengeveld
EB. T. Clark
N. B. Habel
the Baptist Church
Boykins
First Baptist Church
Clark
Dr. Hawthorne
E. A. Humston
W. A. Sales
B. H. Totts
Lawrence Hewell
F. L. Woore
Humston
Hewell
Totts
Florida
Woore
Winchester
Lutheran Synod Opens Tuesday At Roanoke
The Rev. William E. Eisenberg and Walter H. Bosgerman lead Grace Lutheran delegates to the 119th Lutheran Synod of Virginia convention to be held February 3 to 6 at St. Mark's Lutheran church in Roanoke. Attending also are Rev E. B. Smith of Albin and T. B. Rosenberger of Hayfield and Rev Raymond L. Booze of Stephens City with lay delegate H T Snapp of Opequon. local visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry A Schmidt Mrs E H Harlee Mrs William E Eisenberg F B caballader of Stephens City Mrs H T Snapp of Opequon and C H Allemong of Hayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Eisenberg
Walter H. Bosgerman
Grace Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Roanoke
E. B. Smith
Albin
T. B. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Raymond L. Booze
Stephens City
H.T. Snapp
Opequon
Harry A. Schmidt
E. H. Harlee
F. B. Caballader
H. T. Snapp
C. H Allemong
Gandhi laid to rest as crowds bid farewell
Gandhi's body was washed at night and a dawn vigil followed with prayers in multiple faiths. Relatives and friends gathered around the bier as flowers and hymns marked the transport to a flower-draped platform for the funeral procession amid soldiers and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
India
Mahatma
Patel
Guard of Honor
Gandhi Leads Mourning March From Birla House to River
Tens of thousands followed Gandhi along a five mile route from Birla House toward the river as Rugksha infantry cleared a path. The crowd, chanting Victory to Gandhi, pressed forward while spectators swelled the procession and mourners kept a vigil outside Birla House all night. At dawn the crowd moved into the room where Gandhi lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birla House
Gandhi
Rugksha
Locomotive Crashes Cars in East Side Crossing
An Iowa city incident left a switch engine off the track and crushing two automobiles at an east side crossing. One operator suffered minor injuries in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianapolis
Jan
oPkill
Public Auction Sale Ordered by Circuit Court
In obedience to a Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court order from January 1948 the Commonwealth of Virginia will sell at public auction in Winchester Jail Yard 317 South Cameron Street a Plymouth chuck, butcher knives, a searchlight with cable and related items. Sheriff Robert L DeHaven will conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
of Commonwealth of Virtues
George W. Lynch
Dorothy J. Payne
Carlin S. Payne
Warren B. Bowman
South
Cameron Street
Winchester
Robert L DeHaven
Coleman Dunn
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Sheriff's Sale
E. Boscawen St
Seiberling Battery Ae
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Thermo-Weld
DE. J. Warren Hastings
Allen Cooper
Wright
A. Hermansen
Suite 1103
New York 16
W. Boscawen
PTT S Main
Chrysler Airtemp
Mervel W. Adams
N. Cameron St
N&p
Lutheran Synod
Sheriff’s Sale
George E. Pully
Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg
lWinchester
Ooi
Hostess
Molden Electric Co., Inc
Open
NP Style Shoppe
Going - Out - of - Business SA
N&p Style
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