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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1949

Page

3

Dairy Breeders Join West Virginia Artificial Co op

A new artificial breeding program for dairy cattle starts Saturday in Frederick and Clarke counties. James P. Reardon Jr. says the West Virginia Artificial Breeding Cooperative Inc will provide continued service via the Martinsburg center, requiring membership to receive ongoing breeding semen from the Northern Virginia program.

Frederick Clarke Counties James P. Reardon Jr W. Va Martinsburg West Virginia Artificial Breeding Cooperative Inc Northern Virginia Arti

Logan R. Fay Funeral Rites

Funeral services were held at Christ Episcopal church for Logan R. Fay a retired orchardist who died Saturday at Winchester hospital. A New Yorker by birth he moved to Hackwood on Redbud Road after the century and lived there until last year. Dr Charles Tyndell officiated with burial at Mt Hebron. Two nieces and two nephews survived.

Christ Episcopal Church Logan R. Fay Winchester Hospital Fay Hackwood Redbud Rd Charles Tyndell Christchurch Mt. Hebren

Artificial Breeding Co op Expands In West Virginia

The West Virginia Artificial Breeding Co op extends services within a 25 mile radius from Martinsburg with travel costs seven cents per mile beyond 25 miles, not to exceed 35 miles total. Membership costs five dollars, covering the first service and two additional services to establish pregnancy, plus two dollar fees after the third service. Inseminators Milton and Mark McHale handled about 250 cow breeds last year. Members listed include numerous farmers and residents from Winchester, Berryville, Gore, Stephens City, Millwood, Clearbrook, and nearby areas.

W. Va I. Fred Stine J. W. Olcott Frederick and Clarke Associated Reardon Brownie Burkholder Martinsburg Milton Mark McHale James M. Allen Bloomery Star Rt C.G. Abrell Roy O. Kern W. A. la Rue Harry W. Luttrell B. EK. Smith E. Earl Shade R. Winchester Walter E. Adams L. P. Cole R. D. Keckley Stephenson R. P. Anderson Gore George H. Burwell Stacy Lloyd Millwood James W. Ballone R. B. Fisher Middletown Walker McC. Bond J. N. Good Murl Hannum Clearbrook Gilbert Brown Carl Strickler Berryville R. W. Bayliss B. W. Snapp Winchester Garland Bray C. E Danzil R. Kackley Robert Withers James Lawson P. E. Pikl Bluemont Albert Snapp R. Roland Snapp Marlboro R Clarence E. Stickley Charles Shoemaker Capon Bridge J. P. Shirkey Brucetown J. P. Williams Jr

Gasoline Tax Talk at Frederick County Industry Meet

A Frederick county industries committee meeting heard oilmen discuss safe gasoline handling and the case for a gasoline tax devoted to roads. E A Kuhn of Richmond cited 1948 taxable gallonage and revenue raised, urging study of tax proposals and public education on fuel trends. The seven point program supported while an Ethyl fire power demonstration explained gasoline vapors, ignition requirements, and safe storage practices.

Frederick County Ger Anaha Industries Committee T Night Ag Sara Zane Ethyl Gasoline Corp R. E. Buncutter Winchester E. A. Kuhn Richmond Virginia Industries Committee State Highway Department W. J. Rusher New York

Fairfax County Seizes Local Parolee in Larceny Case

Edward Swartz of 400 Highland Ave Winchester on probation for a suspended sentence tied to 400 dollars worth of batteries stolen from Zuckerman junk yard earlier this year is arrested in Fairfax County facing breaking and entering and larceny charges. His brother Ernest is also jailed with police saying the two broke into a Centerville garage and filling station stealing merchandise a rifle and revolver. The loot was cached along the Shenandoah river then traced to a rifle found in Frederick County leading to arrests. A Fairfax officer said the Swartz pair aided by local police were connected to the crime.

Edward Swartz Highland Ave Winchester Zuckerman Junk Yard Fairfax County Ernest F. M. Funk Centerville Kenandoah River Swartz Brothers Funk Fairfax Frederick County Herbert Raemisch Skid Funk

Funeral services for Julius W. Richard at St Pauls Lutheran

Funeral services for Julius W. Richard were held at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev A H Boozer and Rev Ralph Richard presiding. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Tilden Snapp Harmon Brumback Dr C B Harloe Carl Wright Harry Hawkins and Harold Brown. Directors of the Shenandoah Valley Bank served as honorary pallbearers.

Julius W. Richard St. Paul's Lutheran Church A. H Boozer Ralph Richard Mount Hebron Cemetery Tilden Snapp Harmon Brumback C. B. Harloe Carl Wright Harry Hawkins Harold Brown The Shenandoah Valley Bank

Fire Executives Set Outing Date

Winchester Firemen's Executive Association will hold an outing at 7:30 p.m. on July 22 at the Lions picnic shelter in the recreation area.

Winchester Firemen Lions Recreation Ares

Battle to Address Front Royal Meeting

State Sen John 8 Battle Democrat gubernatorial hopeful will speak at 8 p m Friday to a Front Royal Democratic gathering. Also on the program Rep Burr P Hare rison Sen Raymond R Guest Delegate Charles C Louderback and Charles D Price. Price seeks to succeed Louderback who is not seeking reelection.

John 8. Battle Front Royal Burr P. Harerison Raymond R. Guest Charles C. Louderback Charles D. Price Louderback

Early Stone Age Tools and Fire Use in Europe

About 50 000 years ago in Europe prehistoric people made stone tools and first hatchets. They learned to create fire by chipping flint and developed basic settlement skills.

Europe

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