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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1942

Page

2

Berryville Clarke COC votes to stay active and grow

Berryville Clarke County Chamber of Commerce members unanimously decide to keep the group alive, plan monthly meetings, and push town improvements. Ralph N. Dorsey cites silk mills post office and swimming pool as key benefits while noting pool debt lowered to about 2000 dollars with memberships and donations.

Berryville Clarke County Ralph N. Dorsey Silk Mills Dorsey Joseph F. Moore E. P. Berlin Railway Express Co G. M. Canter R. B. Iting J. C. Baker Hobson McGhee Grace Episcopal Church John D .Richardson

Pocketbook Lost Then Found at Police Station

Peter Pompeo misplaced his $95 pocketbook in Portland on July 7. He began searching before police informed him it had been recovered on the station floor. The item’s retrieval completed his routine morning visit.

Portland Peter Pompeo Pompeo

Answers to the Daily Quiz Appears on Page Four

The page lists quiz answers including Molotov, Nimitz, and a Colonel. It notes the item labeled Congressional Record, asserts No. 6 is free, and identifies Shakespeare's As You Like It, England, Merle Oberon, and Maine as answers.

Vyacheslav Molotov Chester W. Nimitz England Merle Oberon Maine

Winchester Girl Scouts Aid Civilian Defense

Girl Scouts of Winchester assist civilian defense as mothers helpers enabling mothers to attend Red Cross classes or work at OCD or Red Cross offices. Led by Mrs. W Barron Glover and Mrs. Frederick M Rutter, Troops 2 7 and 8 high school girls donate as messengers delivering wool collecting knitted items and running errands for Red Cross and OCD. In July they help sell defense stamps at two local stores several afternoons weekly.

Girl Scouts of Winchester Red Cross Office of Civilian Defense Red Cross Office W. Barron Glover Frederick M. Ru Tter Girl Scout OCD

First Aid Saves Life of Marine at Norfolk Yard

Mrs. Bernadine Neathery a Norfolk Navy Yard safety office typist used first aid to stop heavy bleeding from Pvt. First Class Edward B. Howton a U S Marine Corp after a bus truck crash. Howton was taken to Portsmouth Naval Hospital and is reported recovering. Neathery earned a commendation from Rear Admiral Felix Gygax. A further first aid class will start in Winchester in July.

Bernadine Neathery Norfolk Navy Yard Edward B. Howton U. S. Marine Corps Howton Portsmouth Naval Hospital Felix Gygax Winchester The Red Cross Ce

Baltimore Market Quotation Roundup July 7

Livestock and produce prices reported for Baltimore and Chicago markets. Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep show varied moves with under tone steady to lower, notable declines in hogs and mixed gains in select cattle. Chicago totals list salable hogs and cattle with price ranges and sow softness.

Stock Market Slips From Rally Amid Mixed Trading

New York July 7 traders faced mild irregularities as efforts to extend Monday gains faltered. Russian war news sparked profit taking while Egyptian bulletins offered support. Inflation worries rose slightly with volume below the previous session as a mix of gains and losses appeared. Large and mid cap names moved unevenly including Eastman Kodak United Aircraft Cerro De Pasco Pullman Air Reduction while U S Steel American Telephone Santa Fe Standard Oil Douglas Aircraft Anaconda Chrysler Du Pont and American Can showed mixed results.

New York Eastman Kodak United Aircraft Cerro’ de Pasco Pullman Air Reduction U. S. Steel American Telephone Santa Fe Standard Oil N. J Douglas Aircraft Anaconda Chrysler du Pont American Can

Chicago Grain Quotations July 7

Wheat opens fractionally higher on short covering after a sharp prior session drop. Corn and oats rise with nearby and deferred contracts. rye also moves higher across July and September positions.

Chicago Rye

Baltimore Grain Market Closing

Baltimore on July 7 reports Wheat No 2 Red Winter Gar licky spot domestic old 1.14 1-2 July 1 14 1-2 with CORN 94 97. Winchester Market shows New Wheat 1.04 per bushel and Corn 90 cents per bushel based on deliveries at mill.

Baltimore Winchester

Livestock market report for Pittsburgh buyers

Pa Department of Agriculture notes salable hogs 100 head active at steady prices cattle 100 head active at steady prices sheep 250 head steady to strong lambs 15.00 to 15.50 with some selects at 15.75 per hundredweight.

Pittsburgh Livestock Pittsburgh Dept. Agr

Clarke Children Placed in Virginia Society Care

Clarke county turns to the Children's Home Society of Virginia as three children enter care. Since the society’s 40 year existence, 25 Clarke children have been cared for. The organization plans a July county drive to boost funds for ongoing foster and adoption work.

Clarke County Children’s Home Society of Virginia Agnes R. Page Clarke Campaign Miss Page Children’s Home Society of Virginia

Local Markets The Star Notes Market Corrections

Local markets section notes daily corrections and states the Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. It emphasizes accuracy while acknowledging possible typos in listings and prices.

The Star

Local Retail Flour and Feed Prices Abstract

Local market listing shows prices for flour in 12 and 24 pound bags with variations by type and brand, including patent brand options and bulk bags. Also listed are corn meal feed, scratch feed, lambs, and hog weights with price ranges and terms.

Tomer Eoerecess Ereesees Eichees Eooe Sovvescees

With Our Men In Service News Notes From Winchester World War II

Miss Lucille Dailey writes of Elmer Braithwaite now corporal somewhere in Australia and health good. Army Air Corps recruit Lewis Castleman from Winchester trains at Camp Wheeler Georgia and awaits letters at his Camp address. Mrs Castleman remains in Winchester while her husband serves. Local former Handley High teacher C Dudley Bennett serves in the army and vacationed at Capon River cabin. Pvt F H Fansler moved from Pearl Harbor to the South Pacific while home on furlough selectees Wilbur Jenkins John Kur linski H R Kern Jr Dudley Bennett Charles McVicar and Harry Haines prepare for induction.

Lucille Dailey Silers Elmer Braithwaite Australia Frederick County Thestralians Corp Elmer J. Braithwaite Ha. Sq A.B. Gq A.P.O San Francisco Merenes Castleman North Loudoun Street Army Air Corps Camp Wheeler C. Dudley Bennett Handley High School A. K. Sirbaugh Capon River West Virginia Pvt F. H. Fansler Hawaii U. S. Coast Artillery Pearl Harbor South Pacific Winchester Wilbur Jenkins John P. Kurlinski H. R. Kern, Jr Dudley Bennett Charles P. McVicar Harry “Soddy” Haines

Farmer Council Forms to Fight an Invasion

Formation of the Interstate Farmers' Council is announced with five Virginia leaders as directors. The non profit group includes Maryland Virginia West Virginia Delaware and Pennsylvania coop and farm groups funding to protect farmers rights to operate. Virginia directors include B B Derrick Meade Ferguson George Irvine.

Interstate Farmers’ Council Virginia Maryland West Virginia Delaware Pennsylvania P. C. Turner Parkton John L. Lewis Council Baltimore Lewis United Mine Workers Farm Journal Turner Interstate Farmers Council John Lewis B. B. Derrick Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association Meade Ferguson Virginia State Grange Richmond George Irvine Richmond Cooperative Milk Producers Association

Local farm groups names and affiliations listed

L. E. Raper of Southern States Co op Richmond and M. D. Heiser of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Harrisonburg are identified as representatives in the article segment.

L. E. Raper Southern States Co-op Richmond M. D. Heiser Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Harrisonburg

Local Visit Recaps and Travel Updates in Isaac Creek

Miss Iris Poland visited her Rio West Virginia parents over the week end. Pauline Shaffer of Rigly West Virginia stayed with her mother Mrs. Samuel Kerns. Mr and Mrs Earl Morri of Washington DC hosted visitors. Edwin Trathen of Charlotte North Carolina spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W H Trathen. Mrs S W Riley returned home after fifteen days in Columbus Ohio under medical care.

Columbus, O

Test Your KNOWLEDGE Try Star Quiz On Page 4 Daily

Readers are invited to try the Star Quiz on page four of today’s Daily paper. The feature offers a quick knowledge challenge likely to engage readers during leisure time.

Public sale of Frederick County realty in 1942

Public auction at noon on Tuesday July 28 1942 in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester Virginia. The 89 acre farm in western Frederick County near Winchester joins Ste phenson Brumback Williams and Smoke. Terms include one third cash day of sale and balance in one and two year deferred payments with six percent interest. Trustees M M Lynch and James P Reardon conduct the sale.

Richard P. Fleming County Court House Winchester Virginia Frederick County Joseph Stephenson Frank P. Brumback Charles Williams Edgar Smoke M. M. Lynch James P. Reardon

New Gas Registration Set For This Week in Clarke

Clarke County announces registration for the new gas rationing program at Berryville Boyce and White Post from July 9 to 11. Registration runs 1 30 PM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 9 PM with site administrators listed for each location.

Clarke Boyce White Post Berryville Clark County Boyce and A. F. Robertson Clarke Schools D. G. Cooley Charles E. Miley Kathleen Thompson

Treasury Daily Status July 3 Receipts and Debt Update

Treasury reports for July 3 show receipts of 46.8 million and expenditures of 159.5 million. Total debt rises to 77.490 billion, an increase of 21.51 million from the previous day.

Washington Position of the Treasury

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Clarke Coc Thelma Nojax B. F. Goodrich Silvertown E. Piccadilly St Baltimore Livestock U. 8 S. Dept Chicago Livestock U.S United Food Stores B. W. Sargent Fair Play Mogic’s Riley's Market Brown’s Larrick’s Cash Store Baley Brothers Harris & Co Cash & Carry Ramsburg’s Loudoun St Valley Avenue Braddock S. Braddock Cameron &J National Ave W. Piccadilly St Stock Market Report B. & M. Chevrolet Sales Co Agnes Page Home Society Chapman Motor CO W. Boscawen Army Navy Marineorps Lewis Marshall Castleman Farmer Council Potomac Aon Co Harpers F W. Va Isaac Creek Frederick County Realty Northern Virginig Robertson John W. Rosenberger & Co S. Braddock St Miller’s Hardware Jones’ Funeral Home Winchester, VA
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