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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1950

Page

3

Market Quotations Produce Livestock from North Atlantic Markets

Market notes show mixed quotations across produce and livestock. Apples and potatoes edge up or steady while eggs, butter, and meats reflect uneven demand with slower trading in Baltimore cattle and hogs, and sparse sheep activity. Opening stock sales feature delayed bids and early declines in several big names.

Baltimore USIS Shore N. J Baltimore (P USDA Chicago

Chicago Grains Open Strong on Board of Trade

A brisk start sent grains higher on the Chicago Board of Trade with active activity across all pits. Opening quotes include Wheat Jly 2.13 13 1 2, Corn Jly 147 5 8 7 8, Oats Jly 81 3 4 7 8, Soybeans Jly 2.97 3 00, and Lard Jly 10.97 11.00 with several nearby months showing gains.

Chicago Grains Chicago Board of Trade Jly Jly 147 5-8 - 7-8, Sep 1.45 3-4 - 7-8, Dec 1.36-36 1-4. Oats Rye

Three Are Issued Building Permits

Three building permits are issued for new county dwellings with total estimated cost of 17 500. Chester R Wilmot and Mildred M Wilmot plan a six room frame bungalow on Front Royal Road near Winchester costing 8 000. Lee A Butler and Eltha V Butler obtain a five room asbestos shingle house on Route 681 costing 6 500. Frank C Johnson and Mildred Johnson gain a six room block semi bungalow on Route 50 costing 3 000. Edwin T Snider receives permit to move and remodel a frame building into a four room bungalow costing 3 500.

Chester R Mildred M. Wilmot Rt. 2 Front Royal Pro Winchester Front Royal Rd Lee A Eltha V. Butler Winchester Bloomery Prank C Mildred Johnson Edwin T. Snider Berryville Pike

Battered Ship Straggles Home After Lake Huron Crash

The excursion ship Great Lakes Queen, carrying Benton Harbor Chamber of Commerce members, collided with the Norwegian freighter Ravenfjell in fog near Harbor Springs Michigan. At least three killed, one missing, six injured with three in critical condition. about 145 crew aboard. The bow of Ravenfjell pierced the ship, sending passengers from beds as the vessels separated. No panic reported by a passenger.

Detroit Cleveland Lake Huron Harbor Springs Michigan Thumb Benton Harbor Chamber of Commerce Ravenfjell

James A. Ashby Dies in Hospital at 56

James A. Ashby, 56, former State Corporation Commission member and Stafford County clerk for nearly 32 years, died yesterday at Mary Washington Hospital after an attack at his Marlboro lodge. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Aquia Episcopal Church Stafford. Burial in church cemetery. Born in Stafford, son of the late James Ashby and Mary Mon cure Ashby. Educated at McGuire Preparatory School and Virginia Tech.

Fredericksburg James A. Ashby State Corporation Commission Stafford County Mary Washington Hospital Virginia Association of County Clerks State Conservation Commission Potomac River Marlboro Aquia Episcopal Church Ashby Church James Ashby Mary Moncure Ashby McGuire Preparatory School Richmond Virginia Tech

Robert Rusk Dies at Residence

Robert Clinton Rusk 82 retired Clarke County farmer died at his Berryville home at 6 p m yesterday Born in Loudoun County he came to Clarke County at 24 worked for J H Bell married Mary Ellen Bell in 1908 they farmed Glen Owen and Cedar Hall until retirement Funeral will be at 3 p m Wednesday from his home with Rev C C Bush and Rev Percy White of the Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery

Robert Clinton Rusk Clarke County Berryville Loudoun County John Susan Piercon Rusk J. H. Bell Mary Ellen Bell Glen Owen Cedar Hall Rusk Mary Ellen Bell Rush Ray Fletcher Arlington C. C. Bush Percy White Methodist Church Green Hill Cemetery

Yard Party Planned at Stonewall School Campus

Volunteer workers arrange a circular 96 ft table to serve up to 200 inside the Stonewall School yard party site. Directors of the fifth brook Volunteer Fire Co staff trestles, erect lights, string wiring, and lay water lines for the event. The party aims to improve service after last year’s crowd and includes an 8 pm auction. Mrs. O M Swimley leads the Auxiliary with church aid.

Fifth Brook Volunteer Fire Co Stonewall Swimley Auxilliary O. M. Swimley

Minister-psychologist Urges Church Embrace New Science

British psychologist and Baptist minister Robert W. Shields urged the Winchester Ministerial Assn to train ministers in psychiatry for three years. He argued Protestant churches should add psychiatric study, comparing with the Catholic Church, and cited cases from London to support a role for psychology in pastoral counseling. Local reaction was favorable and Shields spoke in Berryville with evening sessions on marriage and the home.

Eustace Florance Winchester Robert W. Shields United States George Washington Hotel First Baptist Church Arthur Brown Berryville Baptist Church Goldsmith College London University Shields Peckham Rye Baptists Tabernacle London London Marriage Guidance Council John E. Oliver First Evangelical United Brethren Church S. L. Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church Ronald Wilson Loudoun St. Presbyterian An Berryville

Williams Ils Named To Trustees Board

J Peter Williams ITI of Philadelphia son of Mr and Mrs J P Williams Jr of Clarke County has been elected to the Board of Trustees of the Episcopal High School in Alexandria Virginia He succeeds W Gerhart Suhling Jr of Lynchburg whose term expires Other members include Clifford J Swift Jr of Columbus Georgia and Charlies A Ferbuson of Newport News

J. Peter Williams ITI Philadelphia J. P. Williams Clarke County Episcopal High School Alexandria Williams W. Gerhart Suhling, Jr Lynchburg Clifford J. Swift, Jr Columbus, Ga Charlies A. Ferbuson Newport News

Auction to aid fire company in county

Neighborhood men lead preparation and sale of refresh ments and goods. An auction will offer livestock, farm equipment and store merchandise to the highest bidders. Proceeds benefit the fire company providing protection for a large county area.

Hospital Patients List Admits Several Inpatients

New admissions at Winchester Trial Hospital include Mrs. John Scully at 147 Academy Lane, Mrs. Joseph L. Thompson of Acorn Heights, Mrs. Thomas EH Turner at 627 Watson Ave, Mrs. Robert Spaid of 537 N Cameron St, Mrs. Tazewell Hall of Front Royal, Mrs. Lester Richards at Bluemont, Mr. Lawrence R. Walker of Middleburg, Mrs. Bessie Moore of The Plains, Mrs. Oscar McKay of Nain, Mrs. Lacy Cochran of Moorefield West Virginia, and Mrs. Minor Corbin of Berryville.

Winchester Trial Hospital John Scully Academy Lane Joseph L. Thompson Acorn Heights Thomas EH. Turner Watson Ave Robert Spaid N. Cameron Tazewell Hall Front Royal Lester Richards Bluemont Lawrence R. Walker Middleburg Bessie Moore the Plains Oscar McKay Nain Lacy Cochran Moorefield W. Va Minor Corbin Berryville

Local Residents Named in Community Notices

A list of residents including Mrs. George W. Robinson of Middletown Charlies W. Blue of Roanoke Mrs. Joseph Mula of Stephenson Mr. Frank C. Spaid of Lehew Mrs. Wallace Barron of Wooders Godfrey Anderson of Gore Anthony Crim and Bennie A. Crim of Sexpviie Mrs. Walter Snelling of Strasburg Junction John D. Crim of New Market and Mrs. Edward Ozimek of Shanks W Va appear in a local society notice highlighting names and places of residence.

George W. Robinson Middletown Oe Charlies W. Blue Roanoke Joseph Mula Stephenson Frank C. Spaid Lehew W. Va Wallace Barron Wooders Godfrey Anderson Gore Arn Anthony Crim Bennie A. Crim Walter Snelling Stras Burg Junction John. D. Crim New Market Edward 2. Ozimek Shanks

Tropics coverage of Australia

The Australia continent lies largely in the tropics with about two-fifths of its area inside the tropics. Cape York in the north sits nearly within ten degrees of the tropics boundary.

Australia Tropics G. C.F Cape York

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