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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1927

Page

2

Unclear Local Market Prices Reported With Errors

Patchy wholesale market notes list fluctuating figures for flour corn feed middlings and poultry products. The fragmentary columns reference ton prices for flour corn feed and middlings, with scattered animal product quotes for broilers hens ducks and waterfowl, but many figures are garbled or unreadable.

Star Barre Merierr Beneks

Local Wool and Market Prices Report

The notice lists local retail market prices for wool, flour, feed, eggs, and dairy items, with ranges for middlings and cracked corn, plus butter and egg prices. It notes Baltimore wholes market corrections and includes cattle and produce pricing terms and some unidentified entries.

Ncoecs Iensseers Baltimore Khee

Visitors at Relief Home Guests of Branner Family

Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Branner Monday included Mr. and Mrs. James Williams of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Womeldorph of Fauquier County Virginia for a brief social call.

Local Social Roundup Tells of Visits Across Town

Sunday and Monday gatherings feature Mrs. Pearl Pifer and daughter Marie, Mrs. Annie Racey visiting Mrs. Bessie Ginn, and the Rudolph household with Mr. and Mrs. Bush Rudolph and children from Stephens City. Visitors to Mrs. Katie Rudolph include the Rockwells and Hilda from Washington, plus the Snoots Grannel family from Brunswick and Baltimore guests.

Grannell Brunswick Clarence Wisecarver Baltimore William Wisecarver Rockwell Grannels Irene Copenhaver Ethel Wisecarver Annie Racey

Real Estate and Livestock for Sale in Winchester

For sale column offers a 121 acre farm with a fine residence barn and outbuildings at 2350 dollars per acre. A 123 acre farm with an orchard priced at 3300 dollars per acre. Also listed are a three year old horse broken buggy harness police puppies and various home sites described as the best in Winchester.

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Night near Opequon Lake Park Injures Blanche Noonan

Friends report Mrs Blanche Noonan splashed her ankle at Opequon Lake Park last Friday night. The incident occurred during a night with Mrs William Groves, drawing concern from local residents.

William Groves Blanche Noonan Opequon Lake Park

Local Notes from Canterbury Log

Canterbury notes list visiting kin from Shepherdstown and Hagerstown plus family outings. Mrs J C Hale recovering from illness. Lena Cane visiting The Ladies Aid plans a yard party near Double Churches July 16. Nearby residents Ray Albin Floyd Hudson Willie Hudson and families, and H C Cave progress on lumber for a new barn.

Canterburg John Willis Catherine Mary Belle Shepherdstown French Ollie Willis Hagerstown J. C. Hal Floyd Hudson Willie Hudson Carrie Hudson J. C. Hale Lena Cane Thelma Ritenour Ladies’ Aid Society United Brethren Church Ray Albin Cumberland Harry Cave L. J. Cave H. C. Cave Rae Alton Frank Heise

Local residents visit Stephens City and Gore Virginia

People from Washington traveled to Stephens City for a week with the Hale family and Mrs. Cave. More visits occurred with Miss Lora Cline and Rus Alton Cave, and a weekend gathering with Mrs Fay Clemone of Gore Virginia.

Washington Stephens City and C. Hale Cave Kay Ad . C. Hale C. Cave Lora Cline Rus Alton Cave Fay Clemone Gore Nancy Cunningham Cumpars 1On Cavers L. Hep Cave

Flyte Cream Promises Freckle Vanish In Four Days

A sensational ad claims Flyte cream melts away freckles in four days. Baker's Drug Store offers money back if it fails. The product is priced low and promises cleaner, fairer skin and a youthful look. Available at Baker's Drug Store and druggists nationwide.

Baker's Flyte

Ladies' Aid Yard Party At Timber Ridge Church

The Timber Ridge Christian Church Ladies Aid Society will hold a yard party at the old camp ground woods on Saturday July 9 starting at 5 PM for church benefit. Visitors include Paul Line and brother in law from Washington visiting his father B F ne. Also Mr and Mrs Russell Seldon and daughter Margaret of Martinsburg and Mr and Mrs Russell Larrick and daughter from Hagerstown visiting their parents. Children’s Day service at the church on July 17 with a Harrisonburg speaker afternoon program. Dinner on the grounds.

High View W. Va Ladies' Aid Society Timber Ridge Christian Church Old Camp Ground Woods Paul Line Washington B. F. Ne Russell Seldon Margaret Martinsburg W. H. Seldon Russell Larrick Hagerstown

Three Applications Removed Dandruff

A druggist advertises Tono-Scalpa for dandruff relief. It claims to stop itching, reduce hair loss, and remove dandruff after several applications. Sold at leading drug stores.

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Market Report Rket Winchester Auto Sales W. W. Dellinger & Bro Landis South Braddock St Studebaker and Erskine Cars Roger B. Rogers Dodge C. E. Organ Rouss Garage Braddock Street Hudson and Essex Uth Cameron Street Loudoun Street Auto Parts Corp F. A. Shryock Canterbury S Zino Grove Tide Water Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation J. Goochenor Service Station Distributors Maurertown Virginia Jesse James Jesse Estelle James James Brothers Jesse James Jr Richmond Graham Bright Sales Co Richmond, Virginia Mfg W. A. Buncutter and Son Albin House of Delegates Boyd R. Richards Jos. S. Denny Hudson H. W. Ebert Onderfu Niagara Falls Fromington Trip Philadelphia Baltimore & Ohio Bryarly’s League Public C. I. Brumback
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