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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1950

Page

2

Chihuahua Wins Cup in Dog Show Progresses Across Breed Classes

The Winchester SPCA event featured multiple breeds with blue ribbons awarded to owners like Miss Susie Robinson Amherst Street Dalmatian and Langden Farm Upperville in a wide array of classes. Judges included Benton Snider and Dr Courtney Grim with Master of ceremonies Sam McCarty. Proceeds benefit SPCA animal care and Buckwheat is noted as commercially grown in 15 states.

Goss Winchester Morgan Charles Stuart Langden Farm Upperville Janie Pratt West Cork Street Dickie White Merriman’s Lane Chip Hardy North Loudoun Street Lucy Nordheim Monmouth Street Robert Lee Woodland Avenue George Moyer Greena Avenue Moyer Susie Robinson Amherst St Ann Robinson Baldwin White Post Burrell Luttrell Frederick County Beagles Leslie D. Kline Spitz J. B. Smith Middletown

Charles S Headley Dies at Residence

Charles S Headley 77 died at 12 a m at his Stephens City residence after a brief illness. A building contractor, he was born in Frederick County on February 23 1873 and married Emma Bray in 1897 Hawkins Town Va. He served as a Methodist Church trustee and Sunday School superintendent for 25 years and was a Green Hill Cemetery trustee. Surviving: widow, one daughter Sylva Lemley, six sisters, one brother, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Stephens City Methodist Church.

Charles 8. Headley Green Hill Sylva Lemley Stephens City Joshua Headley Winchester J. W. Walters Katie White Harvey Sutler E. F. Giffin Rowlesburg West Va Rache C. A. York A. H. Boozer Green Hill Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Garvin Walters Gardner Headley Elwood White Leroy White Boyd Headley Thomas Sutler Stewarts of the Church Athey Sargent Herbert Jones Jacob Rinker John Gardner Jamies Gollday

Apple growers urged better practices to boost Yorks quality

Officials note payments aim to encourage Yorks production and sound cultural methods. A letter with this day’s check says the apple crop may be larger than estimated and plans are to handle more fruit and start early. Expected to begin receiving apples soon after August 15. Brush patches hide large cattle groups complicating the foot and mouth disease battle in the southwest.

National Guard Units Depart for Camp Training

Members of the 29th Infantry Division proceed to Camp Picket for training through July 22 while the 29th Reconnaissance Company from Berryville commanded by Capt. Edward H. McDonald heads to Blackstone Virginia. A large crowd gathered at the armory to bid farewell as a 15-vehicle convoy rolled out after roll call at 8 p.m.

Picket Blackstone Berryville Edward H. McDonald Winchester

Trail Ridge Road Holds Nation's Highest Continuous Highway

Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado rises above 12 000 feet for four miles making it the nation s highest continuous highway. Timber line stretches along the route as a defining feature.

Trail Ridge Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado

Public Sales Directory for Winchester and Berryville Listings

Advertised sale dates in Winchester and Berryville Virginia include real estate, personal property and estates. Notable listings: Larrick trustee sale in Gainesboro courthouse, Dunlap furniture sale south of Gore, Blosser Haines estate on W Boscawen St Winchester, Mamie Clowser real estate and goods, R W Walker in front of Winchester Court House, Joseph B Newlin special commissioner at 109 E James St, H J Hardesty estate Berryville farm livestock machinery, M Elston Wharton trustee at Winchester Berryville Ave. Estate and commercial property noted.

Herbert S. Larrick Gainesboro Disef Court House Winchester Trict Dunlap Gore Shenandoah Valley National Bank Lizzie Blosser Haines W. Boscawen St Winchester Mamie Clowser S. Cameron St R. W. Walker Court House Whitlock Ave Jos B. Newlin E. James St E.s.t H. J. Hardesty Berryville M. Elston Wharton Berryville Ave

Japan to Expand Police and Coast Guard Forces

General MacArthur authorized Japan to create a 75,000 member police reserve and 8,000 more for the Coast Guard, boosting total police to 200,000 with 30,000 national police. The National Maritime Safety Board will add 8,000 to reach 18,000. Recruiting will take at least three months.

Tokyo MacArthur Japan Shigeru Yoshida National Maritime Safety Board Coast Guard

Merchants to Meet In Next Three Weeks

The Winchester Retail Merchants Association met at the George Washington Hotel but did not vote on plans to locate the Winchester and Frederick County War Memorial Building on the Kent Street parking lot due to limited attendance. Clyde Campbell, president, adjourned the meeting and a follow up session is planned within three weeks to decide on the site.

Winchester Assu George Washington Hotel Winchester and Frederick County War Memorial Kent St Clyde Campbell Memorial

Cruiser Sunk Off Korea Report Claims The Moscow Gazette

The Literary Gazette reports an American cruiser was sunk in a sea battle off the Korean coast. The claim centers on a clash involving U S naval forces and enemy ships, with no independent confirmation available.

Moscow The Literary Gazette Today Korea

Superforts in War Were in Mothballs

Washington reports the B-29 Superfortresses now bombing targets behind Korea were retired a year ago. Air Force officials say the planes were traded in from Guam for newer models kept in the United States. Twenty two replacements arrived five months before the Korean war began, and more have been sent from the West Coast to strengthen the Far East effort.

Washington Air Force Far East Guam Korea North Korea

Methodist Leader to Speak at John Mann Church

Dr. Ely L. Lofton newly appointed district superintendent of the Western Baltimore District will be guest speaker at John Mann Methodist Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Lofton has served churches in New Market and other towns across Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Ely L. Lofton W. Baltimore Washington John Mann Methodist Church Dr. Lofton New Market Virginia W. Virginia Pennsylvania

Jaycees Compare Russia and America in War and Peace

The speaker contrasted Russia with America on war and peace. He noted roughly one million Russian soldiers fought for Germany against Russia and compared the average Russian peasant to an American hillbilly. He urged America to lead unselfishly through foreign aid and United Nations involvement.

Russia America Germany United Nations

Jury Returns 41 Indictments in Virginia Beach Area

A Prince Anne Virginia Beach grand jury returned forty one indictments on gambling and common nuisance charges. Most indictments involve possession of slot machines and illegal alcohol sales. Witness testimony cited hearsay on betting but found no proof of bets, and urged police raids to eradicate trouble spots.

Princess Anne Virginia Beach Princess Anne County

Dorsey N Funk Dies in Winchester Hospital

Dorsey N Funk 51 of Opequon died after a weeklong illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born June 5 1899 in Warren County son of Walter J and Anna Robinson Funk he was a painter. Survived by widow Rebecca Lupton son John Lee Funk parents four brothers and one sister. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with two ministers conducting burial Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers named.

Dorsey N. Funk Opequon Winchester Memorial Hospital Warren County Walter J Anna Robinson Funk Frederick County Funk Rebecca Lupton John Lee Funk Walter J. Funk Francis B. J. Funk Mount Hebron Cemetery Kenneth Robinson Nelson Robinson Landon Boyer Dalton Carpenter Robert Bywaters Ray Brumback

Revival Services Led by L. J. Fries in Gainesboro

Evangelist L. J. Fries leads revival services at 8 p m each evening on Route 522 Gainesboro with ongoing public gatherings and religious outreach in the community.

L. J. Fries Gainesboro

Answers to the How's Your I Q Quiz Revealed

Page 4 features the quiz answers listing Queen Victoria Yugoslavia My Old Kentucky Home Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons Mrs. Mary Surratt Keeps the Doctor away True Virginia The engineers planned how they would build the bridge and computed its cost Archibald MacLeish.

Queen Victoria Yugoslavia Kentucky The Royal College of Surgeons Mary Surratt True Virginia Archibald MacLeish

Funeral services for two p.m. Monday at Dorsey Funk Jones

Funeral services are planned for 2 PM Monday at Dorsey Funk Jones Funeral Home. The notice lists the time and location for the service leaving details minimal.

Young People To Conduct Service At Ridings Church

Young People of the Ridings Evangelical United Brethren Church will lead a 7 30 p m service with Bobby Evans delivering devotions and the group performing musical selections. A short film on Camp Penn, attended by several members last year, will be shown after the service as coal and wood burning stoves rest on insulated metal pa

Ridings Evangelical United Brethren Church Bobby Evans Camp Penn

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S. States Charles S. Headley Apple Growers DU Pont du Pontt House Braddock St C. J. Brumback & Sons N. Cameron National Guard CAPRA N_ Cameron St Frederick County Court House Coleman Dunn Jaycees I. Q Stephens City Methodist Church Dorsey Funk City Cameron Street General Electric Bellview Ave G. E. Vickers Chas, R. Duvall Studebaker Chapman Motor CO B. F. Goodrich S. Loudoun St Tommy D. Lockhart N. Loudoun &J Call Rees A. F. Rees, Inc Boscawen St Lizzie Elosser Haines City of Lowell G. Brannon Anna Mae Brannon Circuit Court Cork Brannon’s Cleaners Berryvile Avenue Dodge Street Brannon Brannon Cleaners Strasburg, Va
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