Bloodmobile to Visit City Again Aug. 31
The Red Cross Bloodmobile failed to meet a 100 pint quota in yesterday's drive amid public apathy. Stewart Bell Jr. and Legion officials urged better understanding of blood as lifesaving, announcing the next visit on Tuesday Aug. 31 with early registration to ease operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winchester - Frederick County
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
William Louthan
Legion
Legion Committee
Episcopal
Cians
George T. Sanders
Stewart Bell
Sales Directory July 28 Auction Listings
July 28 at 11 a.m. Mrs. Earl Rinker items at 526 N Loudoun St household goods and furniture. August 21 Mrs. W A Sale at 371 National Ave Winchester household and kitchen furniture. September 1 10 a.m. A M Nicodemus 342 miles northwest of Berryville dairy herd and other livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rinker
Loudoun St
W. A. Sale
National Ave
Winchester
Nicodemus
Berryville
Local Market Prices From Daily Star Report
Local markets list corrected prices for grains and feeds with 100 lb wholesale figures and per bushel rates. Items include corn meal bags, wheat moisture content prices, barley, soybeans, egg mash, cracked corn, broiler mash, turkey grower and starter feeds, mixed and scratch feeds, and butter wholesale and retail quotes.
Farmers Livestock Market Prices Monday July 26
Consignment heavy with uneven prices. steers 28 to 30.25, stockers 28 to 30, cows 21.5 to 23, dairy cows up to 295, hogs 25 to 28.60, sows 18 to 21.50, lambs 25.60 to 27.10, butcher sheep to 23.50 per head. Bulls and calves show varied gains and declines across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heifo's
Baltimore
Williams
Duchess
Chicago
Market Quotation Summary for Baltimore and Chicago
Market quotes show cattle, hogs, and poultry activity in Baltimore and Chicago. Prices move within wide ranges by weight and class, with open trading steady to higher in hogs and mixed shifts across cattle, calves, and sows. Receipts include butter, eggs, and varied livestock categories across the two markets.
Answers To The Daily Quiz Revealed On Page Four
The list provides the correct responses: 1 Omaha Nebraska. 2 A total of six sides. 3 Six cents an ounce or fraction thereof. 4 True a case de facto must actually come before it from an inferior court. 5 Herbert Hoover. 6 Ronald Reagan. 7 The testing of the atomic bomb at Bikini. 8 International Typographical Union. 9 1900. 10 Thomas Gainsborough. White tailed deer get their name from flicking the tail upright when alarmed.
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Omaha
Nebr
Herbert Hoover
Ronald Reagan
Bikini
International Typographical Union
Thomas Gainsborough
Wright Aeronautical Leads Dow With Dividend Boost
New York stocks drifted in a narrow range as investors awaited the President's message to Congress. Wright Aeronautical Corp rose more than 9 points after directors approved two dividends of 5 dollars each. Steel, Studebaker, AT&T, Southern Pacific, B&O, Union Pacific, and Anaconda were modest gainers. losses included Goodrich Tire, IH, Consolidated Natural Gas, American Woolen, Great Northern preferred, and Eastern Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Congress
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Curtiss- Wright
U. S. Steel
Studebaker
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Anaconda Copper
Goodrich Tire
International Harvester
Consolidated Natural Gas
American Woolen
Great Northern Preferred
Eastern Airlines
Grain futures slide at Chicago open
Chicago grain prices opened lower as favorable corn crop chatter dominates. Wheat moves to 2.29 5 8 1 2 for Sep and 2.30 1 2 3 8 for Dec while corn declines to 1.71 3 4 1 4 for Sep and 1.54 for Dec. Soybeans start at 2.3 for Nov and 2.95 1 2 for Dec. Lard trades 21.20 24 for Sep to 22.52 for Jan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rye
U. S. and State Cash For Hospitals Okayed
Dr. L J Roper named a five man committee to study Virginia community health centers and fund allocations. Members include H B Mulholland Charles R Fenwick Barrye Wall William B Speck and L C Downing. Health centers approved for Elizabeth City and Prince William Counties with over 4 million dollars in federal state funds to 12 Virginia cities including Winchester and Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
L. J.roper
Virginia
H. B. Mulholland
Charlottesville
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Barrye Wall
Farmville
William B. Speck
L. C. Downing
Roanoke
Virginia Hospital Advisory Council
Elizabeth City
Prince William
Hopitals
Winchester
Front Royal
Eggs and poultry prices reported for Winchester area
Agriculture Department Markets Division lists F.O.B. prices in Winchester for eggs and live poultry. U S Grade A extra large .55 per dozen, large .53, medium .48, standards .48, various young and old birds priced per head or dozen, including turkeys and guineas, with broiler varieties at .33 to .40 and heavy roosters at .17.
Clement Kline, 79, Yellow Springs Farmer Dies
Clement H. Kline, 79, a lifelong Yellow Springs resident and farmer, died at 8 a.m. He was a son of the late Lemuel and Sarah Burkholder and unmarried. Survived by three sisters Mrs Signora Franks of Yellow Springs, Mrs Larry La Follette of Winchester, Mrs Annie LaFollette of Lehew, and brother Madison Kline, plus many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement H. Kline
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Lemuel
Sarah Burkholder
Signora Franks
Larry la Follette
Winchester
Annie LaFollette
Lehew
W.va
Madison Kline
Funeral services set with church rites and pallbearers named
Funeral services will be held Thursday with friends and relatives gathering at Carrier funeral home in Lehen at 1 30 pm East. Services at the Christian church follow at 2 pm with Rev Ralph Cather officiating. Pallbearers are the deceased nephews Benson Ross Russell Roy LaFollette John Kline and Silas McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Funeral Home
Lehen
Ralph Cather
Benson
Ross
Russell
Roy LaFollette
John Kline
Silas McFarland
Clearbrook Fund-Raising Event Led by John Jolliffe
John Jolliffe announced this morning that he is in charge of the feature of the fund-raising event in Clearbrook and expects a large amount of proceeds. The item appeared on page 1 as a continuing report from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jolliffe
Val
Clearbrook Fire Co yard party auction raises funds
The Clearbrook Fire Company and its auxiliary host an annual yard party with livestock and antiques donated for auction. Roy Duvall serves as auctioneer and Mrs. O M Swimley chairs the event aiming to double last year’s net of 740 dollars to support general maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uable
Roy Duvall
Clearbrook Fire Co
O. M. Swimley
Deer Hoof Attacks Reported Causing Serious Damage
When startled or angered a deer can deliver powerful front hoof strikes that may injure people and damage property. Wildlife experts warn to give deer space and avoid startling moments to prevent attacks.
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Sergeant’s Sale
Civil and Police Justice Court
Steve Sempeles
West Fairfax Lane
G. G. Baker
City of
The
Star
Wells & Wade
Wenatchee
Clearbrook Fire Coward Party
J. W. Jolliffe
Stephenson
Shade Equipment CO
Clearbrook Yard
Clearbrook Fire Hall
Benefit
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
C .W. Bressler-Pettis
Missimmee
Fla
International Association of Lions Clubs
New York City
White Oak
Texas
Gibson
U. S
Agriculture Dept Markets Division
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Clement Kline
Clearbrook
Shenandoah Brick & Tile Corp
Glaize & Bros
Brannon’s Cleaners
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Pine Motor Co., Inc
Dodge-Plymouth
Chris Brewer Sales CO
Strasburg, Virginia
Strasburg 252
Ang
Wards Riverside
Riversides
Riverside
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