Baltimore Market Quotions Produce and Livestock Report
Market quotations show limited sales for produce with firm potatoes and sweet potatoes, and a weaker poultry market with light receipts. Eggs steady. wholesale prices listed. In cattle hogs sheep, steady or mixed with various price ranges for al lholders, with salable counts and tops noted across steers, calves, hogs, and lambs.
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Baltimore
N. Y
N. J. Buhpr
USDA
Chicago
Agricultural Dept Prices For Various Poultry Grades
Prices paid in the Winchester area for No 1 fowl and other poultry. Heavy breed hens over 4 1 4 pounds at 44 4 cents per pound. Leghorn hens 32 cents. Rock and cross broilers 3 1 2 to 4 pounds. Leghorn and white broiler turkeys 7 cents per pound. Bronze No 1 breeder hens 38 cents, No 1 breeder toms 35 cents. White No 1 breeder hens 40 cents, toms 35 cents. Young and old guineas per pound and ducks per pound listed.
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Winchester
New York Stocks Show Mixed Early Momentum
New York stocks opened higher led by a broad advance but trading slowed later as gains faded. Dow Jones News Service notes National Distillers and Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line plan a joint third company in the chemical field after stockholders approved U and I acquisitions. Major movers included New York Central Gas Oil American Telephone and Standard Oil NJ and several chemical stocks.
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New York
Dow Jones News Service
National Distillers
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Grain prices ease at opening on Chicago Board
Chicago grains opened with light dealings as prices eased slightly. Quotes show Sept and Dec futures down with December corn and lard futures noted among the active items in early trading on the Board of Trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Tate Estate
Local Markets Daily Corrections Note
Local markets are corrected daily by The Star. The publication does not assume responsibility for typographical errors in market listings.
Methodists Improve District Parsonages
The Winchester District plans extensive modernization of three Methodist parsonages Gainesboro North Frederick and White Post with spends and buys. Gainesboro renovations cost 3500 while North Frederick parsonage new Ridgeway West Virginia sold for 5000 and a 9000 replacement at 326 Shenandoah Ave. White Post roof upgrade estimated 300. Oglesby aims full modernization district by end of next year with baths running water and other upgrades.
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Forrest B. Oglesby
Winchester
Gainesboro
North Frederick
White Post
Ridgeway
W. Va
Shenandoah Ave
Boyce
Oglesby
Wesley Chapel Memorial Service Set for June 17
Memorial service at Wesley Chapel Church on Sunday June 17 begins 1 20 p m. Rev Earl Day Woodstock Methodist Church and Rev E B Ellmore Brucetown Methodist Church will speak. Joshua G Place Sunday School Superintendent will lead the service for the graveyard fund.
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Wesley Chapel Church
Earl Day
Woodstock Methodist Church
E. 8. Ellmore
Brucetown Methodist Church
Joshua G. Place
Snowmelt Patterns Under Trees Favor Bare Ground
When snow falls trees shelter the ground beneath, keeping it less deeply covered. As warmer weather arrives the melting snow reveals bare ground first under the trees.
Mrs. Linda Triggs Tragedically Dies at 57 in Wadesville
Linda Pugh Triggs 57 of Wadesville Clarke County died last night at 7 at her daughter’s home Mrs. Travers. Born October 12 1893 in Frederick County she was daughter of the late James C and Ida Lovett Pugh. Survived by daughter Mrs. Travers another daughter Mrs. Donald Duval three brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Mrs Travers home then Redland Methodist Church Whitacre with Rev. Emory Elimore officiating and burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Linda Pugh Triggs
Wadesville
Clarke County
Wilson Travers
Frederick County
James C
Ida Lovett Pugh
Methodist Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Travers
Donald Duval
Harry L. Pugh
Pasadena
Cal
Lloyd R. Pugh
San Diego
Roy R. Pugh
Winona W. Va
Omps
Emory Elimore
Berryville Bible School Planned for June
The Union Vacation Bible School in Berryville will run June 11 to 22 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. each weekday. Four age groups meet at Grace Church Parish House, Presbyterian Church, Baptist Church and Methodist Church with topics including Friends in God’s Word and One Church for One World. staff yet to be announced.
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Union Vacation Bible School of the Churches of
Berryville
Albert E. Long
Grace Church Parish House
Friends
Cecil Wolfe
Presbyterian Church
Bible Friends and Friends
Garland Williams
Baptist Church
Geo. W. Burton
Methodist Church
Jasper
Braddock Street Church Honors Local High School Grads
Braddock Street Church and Church School hold an eleven o'clock service on Sunday at Braddock Street Methodist Church with sermon by Dr. Wm Archer Wright on God's Greatest Gift. Graduates from Handley and James Wood are listed: Richard Brumback William Covington Eugene Dearing Donald Good Barbara Gregory Richard Hart Dorothy Hoagland Dorothy Isch liter Glenn Lineburg Page Mich ael William Pitcock Joyce Quick Arlene Weakley Barbara Wheeler Hill Laurene dr and Donna Lou.
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the Street Methodist Church
Braddock Street
Wm. Archer Wright
God
Handley
Richard Brumback
William Covington
Eugene Dearing
Donald Good
Barbara Gregory
Richard Hart
Dorothy Hoagland
Dorothy Ischliter
Glenn Lineburg
Page Michael
William Pitcock
Joyce Quick
Arlene Weakley
Barbara Wheeler
James Wood
Hill- Laurene Dr
Donna Lou
Fair at Middletown Saturday Evening
Middletown hosts an old fashioned county fair Saturday evening starting at 5 p.m. in the Grace Mist Church yard. Organized by Grace Mist Church Wesley Bible Class led by Mrs. C. B. Hartman and the Service Class led by Mrs. Will Owens.
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Middletown
Grace Mist Church
Wesley Bible
C. 8. Hartman
Will Owens
Braddock Street Church School Opens Monday
Braddock Street Methodist Church announces a two week vacation church school from Monday to Friday 9 30 to 11 30 a m for ages 4 through 12. Courses titled Happy Times in Our Church Everyone Needs a Church and The Church Around the World are taught by Mrs Bennie L Watkins and Dr Wm Archer Wright with numerous instructors assisting.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Our
Bennie L. Watkins
Wm. Archer Wright
Landon Boyer
Taylor E. Simpson
Joseph Stone
Harry E. Gregory
Tunstall C. Powers
Wilbur Wayne Anderson
Billy P. Forney
Anderson
Carolyn Aver
Phyllis Moulden
Maryanne Marcus
Helen Garner Edmonds
Ebenezer Church Memorial Service At Gore Sunday
The Rev. Harold Rhodes of Strasburg will deliver the memorial address at Ebenezer Christian Church Gore on Sunday June 11. The all day program starts 10 a m with Sunday School then Communion by a visiting minister. Roy Wingfield will sell. Lunches to be brought and served on the church lawn at 12 30 p m. Afternoon services begin 1 45 p m with music by Kenneth Windle and a Charlies Town West Virginia quartet directed by Phil Hunter. A new heating plant costing 1300 was installed by a Winchester plumber after a parish appeal that raised over 150. The church, 75 years old, was built by worshipers from an old nearby school. Members invite all to attend.
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Harold Rhodes
Strasburg
Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Roy Wingfield
Rhodes
Kenneth Windle
Charlies Town
W Va
Phil Hunter
Ebenezer Church
Winchester
Finance Committee
Everly Returns From Farm Credit District Conference
Julian A. Everly local Farm Credit official returned from a Baltimore conference of secretaries treasurers and assistants of the Second Farm Credit District. Over 135 credit men from Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and Puerto Rico attended. Discussions covered Finance and Operations Public Relations and Credit management for cooperatives with notes on sugar cane coffee and pineapple financing.
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Julian A. Everly
Farm Credit
Baltimore
National Farm Loan and Production Credit Associations
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvana
Delaware
Maryland
Puerto Rico
Everly
National Farm Loan Association
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
Lacy A. Boyer
Woodstock
J. Thomas Vandenburg
Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Corporation of
C. C. Arnold
Mrs. Sirbaugh Dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs Bertie Sirbaugh 60 of Renner town died at 8 45 this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital Born July 31 1890 in Trone she was daughter of the late Edward and Nannie Hicks She was a Bethel Methodist Church member Survivors include husband three sons Earl C Harry C and Harley W all of Frederick County and daughter Mrs Larene Plotner Also five grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 1 pm meeting at Jones Funeral Home and proceeding to Bethel Church Trone for 2 pm services with Rev J S Duckwall officiating Burial in adjoining cemetery
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Bertie Sirbaugh
Clinton Sirbaugh
Rennertown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Trone
Edward
Nannie Whitlock Hicks
Sirbaugh
Bethel Methodist Church
Earl C. Sirbaugh
Winchester
Harry C
Harley W. Sirbaugh
Frederick County
Larene Plotner
Jones
Bethel Church
J. S. Duckwall
Mrs Pendleton Dies in Clarke at Berryville Home
Mrs Mildred Pendleton wife of Edward Pendleton died suddenly at her Clarke County home near Berryville. She had been in failing health for some time and was born in Clarke County to Fred and Martha Laws Robinson. Surviving are her husband and sister Mrs ag Johnson of Philadelphia. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives.
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Mildred Pendleton
Edward Pendleton
Berryville
Clarke County
Fred and
Martha Laws Robinson
Ag Johnson
Philadelphia
Special Services Sunday at Glorious Church of God in Christ
Elder H. C. Johnson announces all day young peoples services at Glorious Church of God in Christ Millwood on Sunday June 10. Speakers will come from out of town.
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Church of God In Christ
Millwood
H. C. Johnson
One case tried by Justice Rice in Police Court
One case was tried by Justice John W. Rice in Police Court Thursday morning. Andy Dicks, 41, of South Kent Street, was fined five dollars for drunkenness.
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John W. Rice
Andy Dicks
S. Kent Street
Churches Planning Joint Father's Day Services
The third annual Father’s Day service by Winchester Men’s Bible Classes will be held at First Baptist Church on Father’s Day June 17. The program details have not yet been announced.
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Winchester
First Baptist Church
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