Darlington Bride, Shryock Plans and Local Socials
Betty Darlington of Inwood, W Va., married Wilmer White of Stephens City Va., in a ceremony at the Darlington home. The event featured bridesmaids and a matron of honor, followed by a Southern Virginia reception and a planned residence in Norfolk Va. Betty attended Inwood High. Wilmer worked at Martinsburg. Also notes include Rebecca Beverley visiting Milton Valley and a Joint Vacation Bible School planned by local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shokes
Lawrence C. Davis
United States Navy
Norfolk
Ralph and
Walter Bailey
William Dunn
Robert Blois
Darlington
White
Betty Darlington
Inwood
W. Va
Wilmer White
Stephens City
Howard Darlington
Inwood High School
Bailey and Kerns
Viginia
Congregational
Chrisian Church of Christ
Centenary Church
Hospital News From Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Virginia Stiles of Grimes Virginia is a patient for observation and treatment at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Reed of Purcellville announce the birth of a son in Winchester Memorial Hospital named Edward J. Mrs Kate Robinson has returned home after a serious operation and weeks of critical illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Boring left Winchester Memorial Hospital for home in Lincoln Virginia after an operation. The hospital visit included her sons David and Richard with relatives in Purcellville and North Fork. Mr and Mrs George Snyder of Norfolk announce the birth of a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Snyder was formerly Frances Watson of Stephens City. Mr and Mrs Dallas Hartley of Stephens City announce the birth of a son yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hartley was formerly Minnie Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Clowser
Freemont
Eugene McKee
Paul Campbell
Benny Campbell
B. Beverley Wright
Richmond
Winchester
Mr. Wright
West Boscawen Street
Virginia Stiles
Grimes
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Reed
Edward Reed
Purcellville
Edward J
Robinson
Kate Robinson
East Piccadilly Street
Boring
Elizabeth Boring
Lincoln
David
John Cockerill
North Fork
Richard
Edward E. Nichols
George Snyder
A. M
Norfolk, Va
Snyder
Frances Watson
Stephens City
Hartley
Dallas Hartley
Minnie Donald
Lucy Rosenberger
R. N
Mrs
N. M. Rosenberger
Lindsey
Georgia
Julian Lindsey
Bobby
Ann
Ft. Benning
Julian B. Lindsey
Judith McGuire
Huntie McGuire
South Stewart
Hugh Grubb
Mary Dering
Paul Neyron Derring
Blacksburg
Mary Esther
William High Grubb
W. H. Grubb
Grubb
Fort Miles
Del
Miss Derring
Westhampton College
Elizabeth Grubbs
Hagerstown
L. D. Grubbs
National Ave
Washington County Hospital
Miss Grubbs
Pangborn
Army and Navy
Berryville Social Notes Highlight Region Visitors
Berryville and Clarke County residents host guests from Providence Washington Richmond and Ipswich. Local families welcome students at University of Virginia and Agnes Scott College while a charity glass and china exchange operates in the Berlin Building with plans to stay open through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Exchange
Woman’s Club of
Clarke County
Exchange
Berlin
South Church Street
Morning vice roll includes notable graduates and faculty movements
The June 20 list names David H. Allen Jr. through Chas. Allen Estep among a roll call of individuals. Mentioned are Miss Louise Huyette heading to Radford for summer school and Troutville High School faculty member, Miss Huyette, with updates on Marcia Ann Deitz and Barbara Cole Rowland returning from Hagestown, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Allen, Jr
John Reginald Beardall, Jr
Robert H. Blair
J. Prescott Blount
Walter Blount, Jr
John Wilson Brown, Jr
Harry Hunter Burks
Bradshaw Beverley Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd, II
William B. Clagett
Lawrence Castleman
Donald G. Cooley
Ralph Meade Dorsey
Henry 8. Drury
Louis Garvin
William Lett Harris
Robert Hooker
Edwins
Louise Huyette
Radford
Summe School
Radford State Teachers Colege
Miss Huyette
Troutville High School
Marcia Ann Deitz
Barbara Cole Rowland
Hagerstown
Mr Charles Levi Hospitalized in Winchester Recovery Treatment
Mr Charles T Levi was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for treatment. While he continues to improve, doctors believe the treatments may hasten his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Levi
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Levi
Miners Quit As Congress Acts On War Labor Board
The War Labor Board gains power to compel witness attendance. President Lewis of the UMW labels its past handling of the coal wage controversy as noted. The veto override sequence shows Senate support and House rapid action amid anti subsidy debates. CIO letters warn of broader implications. Roosevelt opposes wartime strikes and questions pro union ballot provisions.
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War Labor Board
Lewis
UMW
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate
Hill
Alabama
House
CIO
Baltimore Market Quotations for Produce and Poultry
Baltimore market roundup lists apples and sweet potatoes unchanged while potatoes show dull activity. Eggs report 2 212 cases and butter at 79 856 cases with whites and mixed colors pricing in mid to high thirties. Poultry remains firm with no notable changes in nearby ungraded categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Livestock Prices and Trading Seen Mixed Across Markets
Baltimore market reports show slow trading with steady to lower values for cattle and calves, hogs steady to higher, and sheep mostly steady with lambs strong. Chicago and other markets reflect fluctuating steers and yearlings, strong calves, sparse cows, and hogs largely steady with mixed shifts across weight classes.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Baltimore market closes with grain prices for June 25 Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.53 a bushel and Winchester Wheat at 1.51 bushel Corn at 1.10 bushel Mill delivery basis noted.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Stock Market Report Advances and Lulls in Narrow Session
A modest stock market session shows leaders holding ground while some favorites reach year peaks in livelier trades. The advance was fractional at the open with mixed trends near the close, and total transfers hovered around 500000 shares.
Without Powers Continued War Labor Board Debate
The piece discusses possible wartime labor actions and risks of immediate union-wide strike votes disrupting war production. It weighs government demands for rapid strike voting and the NLRB’s capacity to run elections, and considers the option of quitting the War Labor Board. It questions whether labor members can participate in certain cases.
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NLRB
War Labor Board
WLB
Local Markets Note From The Star
Daily local market listings are presented as correct by The Star though the paper disclaims responsibility for any economic errors.
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Star
Local Retail Market Flour Prices At A Glance
A 10 lb bag flour sells for 8.30 to 9.30 per barrel depending on type. Larger bags 24 lb 8.65 to 8.70, 48 lb 8.65, 98 lb 8.55. Patent Brann prices include 10 lb bag at 8.70 and 25 lb at 8.50. Miscellaneous feeds list corn meal, middlings, mixed feed, scratch feed, and egg market at 3.47.
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Vescesee
Coevevese
Leghorn
Ieee Ame
Wccccdes
Aceseess
BOB Broiler
War Savings Committees Form For City County Roles
The War Savings Committee for Winona releases a revised structure with W M Krise as chairman. Sections include Coordinator Dr Charles R Anderson and groups for Industrial Banking Merchants Grocery and Publicity among others and many named co chairmen and members across county and city divisions.
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W. M. Krice
War Savings Committee
Winna
Charles R. Anderson
W. M. Krise
Andrew Bell
Industrial Group
E. E. Harbaugh
Nelson Page
C. P. McVicar
Harold Brown
J. H. Yost
John I. Sloat
George Bushnell
Clifford D. Grim
Merchants Group
L. B. Allen
T. Russell Cather
H. B. McCormac
E. M. Whiting
P. H. Sprinkle
John P. Bergan
Elsie Mathews
H. T. Snapp
Landon B. Whitacre
Fred I. Stine
D. Dye
A. W. Wright
FE. W. Grant
L. C. Dick
Grover Schlack
Allen Bond
Charles E. Staples
H. A. Punk
J. L. Hershman
H. H. Cooper
C. I. Cather
Earl Bailey
H. T. Snap
Chicago Grain Quotations June 26
Chicago grain quotations show a broad advance with July wheat at 144 1 2 to 5 8 cents, September 1.44 5 8 to 7 8, December 1.47. Oats for July 68 3 8, September 67 to 67 3 8, December 68. Rye July 97 3 4 to 7 8, September 1.00 2 7 8 to 1.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gee
Mystery oil lobbyist questioned in Elk Hills contract probe
Washington June 26 A mystery man described as an oil lobbyist entered the Capitol and appeared in a House investigation of the Elk Hills oil contract suspension. He is slated for questioning before the Public Lands Committee. Littell and Elliott pressed for the man to testify, calling him a lobbyist from Standard Oil California.
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Washington
House
Bik Hills
Public Lands
Gene Orman Littell
Elliotts
Aene Noord
Naval Affairs Services
Tab Ac
Stan L
California
Elk Hills
Calif
Littell
Knoxton
Standard Oil Company of California
Elliott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shryock
J. A. Lynch
Arlington, Va
Rebecca Beverley
Milton Valley
William Beverley
Berryville
Red Cross
J. E. Harris
Beooes
Food Center
Lesdoun
Huntsberry
William Ryan
Small
Camp and Hospital Council
Red Cross Motor Corps
Vint Hill Camp
Motor Corps
A. L. Omps
Stephenson, Va
Martinsburg
Boyd Unger
Lincoln, Va
George Cochran
Door Bible
Loudoun Street
Pard
Ee Va
Katherine Page
Providence
Rhode Island
Virginia Page
Kate Powers
Page
Washington, D. C
John D. Winter
Emily Powers
Joseph F. Moore
Charlottesville, Va
Johns. Rixey
Ralph M. Ware
Ernest Woodworth
Frank B. Whiting
Margaretta Whiting
Mt. Airy
Millwood
George H. Burwell
H. B. Harris
Virginia Leigh
Brooke Gwathmey Harris
Douglas Mallory
George Fuller
Ruth Shewbridge
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Andrew LaVelle
West Point
Miss
Mr. LaValle
John A. Chew
New York City
Virginia Welford
William H. Kerfoot
University of Virginia
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Llewellyn
Marvin FE. Steele
San Bernadino
Clarke
Joseph T. Elsen
Congress
Oodyear
Goodyear
Braddock
George Washington Garage
Esys
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Baltimore Livestock
Evening Star
Main St
Stock Market Report
Bela Clothes Stores
Front Royal
June Nation
Ben Ames Williams
Daniel A. Poling
Capricornia
Xavier Herbert
Wendell L. Willkie
Lee
Mystery Man
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Timberlake
Moling & Cather
Daily Crossword
Fastep
New Guinea
Vermont
ATL Te Yi Ny Pty
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