Winchester Day Nursery Seeks Suitable Place For New Home
The Winchester Day Nursery faces closure after July 1 if a suitable site is not found. Community Chest agency seeks a modest lot near downtown or a house with yard space offered for sale or rent to shelter 29 children and maintain daily care and training. Interested parties may contact Mrs. H. B. McCormac and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Day Nursery
Winchester & Frederick County
H. B. McCormac
Winchester Day Nursery
McCormac
Edward Barr
J. V. Arthur
How's Your I Q Answers From Page 4 Quiz
The page lists quiz answers for questions across topics. It includes U and a list of names Secretary Dean Acheson Ernest Bevin and Robert Schuman plus items like Pennsylvania House of Representatives and four. It notes Max Schmeling Lewiticus France and 2240 with a GTO prompt on pretzels invented in southern France around AD 610 by monks for children who learned prayers.
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Secretary of
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Max Schmeling
Lewiticus
France
Feller's 200 Wins Hinge On War, Veterans Form Golf Banter
Roundup notes Bobby Feller nears 200 wins and likely 300-game status if not for wartime service. It surveys his pitching eye for batters fouling balls, plus golf chatter from Ardmore open and Chicago Medinah hero Dave Williams. Also mentions Mari etta Regatta prep, Gurley Alabama star James Rogers no hitters grant, Hialeah course rebuild, and boxers mentored by Artie Dorrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Feller
Navy
Bobby
Feller
Marsh Samuels
Washington
al Aldrickson
Marietta
James Junior Rogers
Gurley
Ala
Georgia
Hialeah
Artie Dorrell
Texas
Pail Jorgenson
George Easterlings
Hospital Admission List At Winchester Memorial
Newly admitted patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Charles Cheshire Route 3 Mrs. Charles Fiddler Route 2 Loy H Hook Route 1 Philip R Fowle 188 Ste wart St Lewis Martin McDaniel son of Mr and Mrs Martin McDaniel Sulphur Spring Road Joyce Ann Haines daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus V Haines Bloomery Star Route Mrs James A Kelchner 98 Anderson Ave Mr George W Glaize Route Mrs Floyd Newlin Marlboro Route Martha Lynn Pomery daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin L Pomery Strasburg Mrs Harry T Brill Strasburg Miss Helen L Swartz Quicksburg Mrs John E Vance Front Ro Mrs Albert Kirkpatrick The Plains Mrs Clayton Legg Middletown Miss Mattie S Creel The Plains Mrs William G Tinsnan Boyce Mr Leyburn R Brill Yellow Springs W Va Mrs Lincoln Cox Kirby W Va Mrs Earl S Stern Derrick Mrs Roy E Dean White Hall Mrs Roy Earl McClaughry Bluemont
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Charles Fiddler
Loy H. Hook
Philip R Fowle
Stewart St
Lewis Martin McDaniel
Martin McDaniel
Sulphur Spring
Joyce Ann Haines
Marcus V. Haines
Albert Kirkpatrick
the Plains
Clayton Legg
Middletown
Mattie
Creel
William G. Tinsnan
Boyce
Leyburn R. Brill
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Lincoln Cox
Kirby
Market Quotation Report Baltimore Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Baltimore market quotations show cattle holdovers to 1450 head with steers mainly 30.00-32.00 for high good and choice, cows 20.50-23.00, canners 16.00-18.00, stockers 27.00-28.65, calves 26.00-30.00 for dealers, and hogs active with barrows 21.50-21.75 for 180-220 lb, sows 15.75-16.75, and sheep around 28.00-30.90 for good and choice 80 lb springers with scarce ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
Stocks Hit Four-Year High on Steel and Auto Rally
New York stock gains lifted the market to a four year high as steel and auto shares led the advance. Buyers pushed major issues like U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker and Gulf Oil, with rail and chemical stocks also firm as prices rose. Baltimore and Chicago notes show farm and meat markets with steady to weak trends in apples, potatoes, eggs, and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Grains Open Lower At Chicago Board Of Trade
At Chicago this morning 100 cars of cash oats traded and prices fell at the Board of Trade open. Wheat, corn, soybeans, rye and lard futures showed mixed weakness with varying figures across the July September and December contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Jly 1.46, Sep 1.43 1-4, Dec 1.35 7-8-3-4. Oats
Sep
Winchester man wins tires in Cammer Co. drawing
Lester C. Ware of Winchester Route 3 won a set of four Siberling safety tires in a Cammer Tire Co. promotion held opposite Handley School. About 4,000 people registered, with Claude Smalts, City Council Safety Committee chairman, drawing the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Ware
Winchester
Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
Claude Smalts
City Council
Divorce Granted to Alma Harden and Mary Flowers McDonald
Alma Shifflett Harden granted absolute divorce from Thomas Edward Harden for desertion. they wed January 1946 and child custody awarded to Harden with $10 weekly support. A full divorce granted Mary Flowers McDonald from Don Hetzel McDonald for desertion in November 1947. couple married December 1934.
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Alma Shifflett Harden
Thomas Edward Harden
Harden
Mary Flowers McDonald
Don Hetzel McDonald
McDonalds
Mrs Pennington Dies at Residence in Yellow Springs West Virginia
Mrs Sid ney Pennington 86 widow of William Pennington died at her home in Yellow Springs West Virginia at 1045 p m Saturday after a lengthy illness. Surviving include a son Marcus Pennington a sister Mrs Edna Clevenger three brothers Jackson Ashton Thompson and Auzzie Ashton three grandchildren four great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Relatives meet at Carrier Funeral Home Lehew at 2 pm then proceed to Shiloh Methodist Church for service at 230 pm with Rev F P Look officiating burial in cemetery beside church
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Yellow Springs
Sidney Pennington
William Pennington
W. Va
Marcus Pennington
Edna Clevenger
Winchester
Jackson Ashton
Middletown
Thompson
Auzzie Ashton
Carrier Funeral Home
Lehew
Shiloh Methodist Church
F. P. Look
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
Local markets are corrected daily but The Star disclaims responsibility for any typographical errors.
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The
Star
Power Line In Operation Near Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Co. switched on a new 70 000 volt transmission line linking River ton Power Station and Winchester customers. Elmore Norris oversaw construction as the third independent line to improve voltage and reliability with lines from Stephens City and Martinsburg. Substation upgrades at Double Tollgate and Winchester include a tower oil circuit breakers and control panels. Total project cost about 109000 with substation work at 39000.
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Northern Virginia Power Co
Winchester
Riverton
Elmore Norris
Stephens City
Martinsburg
Double Tollgate
Double Tellgate
Washingtonians Attend Vanderberg Funeral
Prominent Washington figures attended the funeral for Mrs. Arthur H. Vanderberg widow of Michigan's senior senator. She died Saturday after a long illness. Services were held at Foundary Methodist Church with Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, Senate chaplain, presiding.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vanderberg
Michigan
Foundary Methodist Church
Frederick Brown Harris
Senate
Radioman Serves With Navy In Japan
James Philip Carbaugh chief radioman USN son of Mr and Mrs Harry N Carbaugh of Stephens City is serving in the flag allowance of Vice Admiral Charles T Joy Commander of Naval Forces in the Far East with HQ in Tokyo Japan He arrived in Tokyo and works in the communications division A former Stephens City High School student he enlisted in 1936
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James Philip Carbaugh
USN
Harry N. Carbaugh
Stephens City
Charles T. Joy
Far East
Tokyo
Japan
Carbaugh
Stephens City High School
Navy
Auto Racer Skims Hershey Dies From Race Injuries
Auto racer Skimp Hershey of St Augustine Florida died after being thrown from his flaming car into gasoline. The 37 year old driver lay in the flames for five minutes before rescuers could reach him. His modified stock car burst into flames on a curve at Lakewood Park dirt track on the 81st lap of a 100 mile race.
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Atlanta
Hershey
St. Augustine
Fla
Lakewood Park
Churches to Hold Convention June 29
The Back Creek District Council of Churches will host a full day convention of Sunday School classes on June 29 at Mt. Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church. Pastor Rev. Donald Austin invites seven district Bible classes to attend, with ministers Rev. E. B. Smith Rev. Edward Kyle and Rev. S. J Goode also slated to participate.
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Back Creek
Public Auction of 1936-37 Chevrolet Sedan in Winchester
Levy on writ of fieri facias in Ray mond Sandy v Mrs Dorothy Miller Arnold offers at public sale at the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday June 17 1950 at 11 o clock a m a 1936 37 Chevrolet sedan fully overhauled with cash as the sale terms Sheriff Robert L DeHaven conducts the auction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sandy
Dorothy Miller Arnold
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Robert L. DeHaven
B. F. Goodrich Company
F. R
VFW Post to Hold Meeting Wednesday
Winchester VFW Post 2123 will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the home of John Fosbrink on Berryville Pike Transportation will be furnished from the Rouss Ave club room for those without cars Finals plans for the new building are to be approved at the session and all members urged to attend.
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Winchester Vfw
John Fosbrink
Berryville Pike
Rouss Ave
Fourth New Saint Canonized by Pope
Pope Pius XII canonized Vincenzo Maria Strambi the Italian bishop of Macerata and Tolentino as the fourth new saint of 1950 the holy year. Strambi was exiled after refusing to swear allegiance to Napoleon during the 1807 occupation of his diocese.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vincenzo Maria Strambi
Macerata
Tolentino
Agricultural Egg and Poultry Prices and Aircraft Use
The Farmers Bureau lists tomorrow's egg market by grade and size in Frederick County, plus live poultry prices from Winchester area plants for No 1 quality producers. It also notes two Bureau of Indian Affairs airplanes, used for fire fighting by the Klamath Agency in Oregon, funded by tribal funds.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
U.S
Winchester
Rock & Cross
Sygr
Leghorn
Cox
Eeitia Tee Soc
Eile Pelee Tees
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Klamath Agency
Oregon
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I. Q
Order of the Golden Rule
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Ardmore
Skee Riegel
Lloyd Mafigrum
Riegel
Dave Williams
Medinah Club
Dave
Department of Defense
POST
Seiberling
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Cheshire
Earl S. Stern
Derrick
Roy E. Dean
White Hall
Roy Earl McClaughry
Bluemont
Usis
N. C
Rye
Winchester Man
Alma
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
R Plumbing & S Sanitary Heating CO
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron St
Washingtonians
Frederick County Court House
Herbert Larrick
Valley Ave
B. E. LaFollete
Berryville
Luteus
C. I. Brumback & Sons
Telill
Chapman
DODGE
N. Cameron
Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg
Pittsburgh
Glaize & Bro
Wade
Sheriff’s Sale
Coleman Dunn
VFW
Agriculture Dept
Noxzema
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock ST
NEW Low Prices Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Fruit Growers
Fermate and
Cormate
Growers Supply Company A
Gorner Wyck and Cameron Sts
Winchester and Vicinity
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
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