Southern States Cooperative reports rise in volume and drought aid
Southern States Cooperative posted a six month period ending in 1963 with purchasing volume of 44,640,061 and marketing volume of 4,533,160 amid drought impact. Director George C. Deems cited increased grain curtailment and an 11.8 percent drop in marketing, while offering 25,000 tons of reduced price feed and cost seed to help farmers. Directors and area managers attended the Winchester meeting with panelists from local banks and the Farmers Home Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States
Soe
George C. Deems
Mr. Deems
Winchester
Deems
B.F.D. Runk
Charlottesville
James 8. Raser
Ind
Olen E. Grove
Stewart Larrick
Elmer Venskaske
Malcolm Br
Marsh Cites Leadership Opportunities at Madison Banquet
Congressman John O. Marsh Jr. urged young Americans at the Madison Jaycees Charter Night to invest in study of national and international needs and commit talents to solve new technological and population driven problems. He warned against merely riding currents of change and emphasized adapting policy to keep U.S. competitive abroad and creating new jobs amid automation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John O. Marsh, Jr
United States
Madison Jaycees
Madison County High School
King Paul in Greece suffers blood clot in left lung
King Paul of Greece, 62, remains under care after a stomach ulcer operation when doctors said he uttered a blood clot in his left lung. The palace earlier reported a clot in his right leg and renewed bed rest. Constantine named regent days before his surgery.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
George Papan
Palace
Paul Merwent
Contantine
Death and Global Virus Hit World Markets and Minds
A fragile world faces a spreading virus and widespread fear as nations report cases. Leaders urge caution while scientists race to identify the pathogen and develop treatments amid travel restrictions and economic unease. The public watches closely as health authorities coordinate response efforts.
Emperor Huang Ti Burns Classics to Start History Anew
The 3rd century B C ruler Chinshi Huang Ti allegedly ordered all ancient books burned to make history begin with his era, erasing prior knowledge and cultural records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinshi Huang Ti
China
City Planner Garland Wood Dies in Norfolk Attack
Garland A. Wood, 50, director-planner for the Southern Virginia Regional Planning Commission, and Richmond's first city Planner, was killed during an attack in Norfolk while on a visit.
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Richmond
Garland A. Wood
Southeast
Ern
Virginia Regional Planning Commission
Norfolk
Wood
Notice of Hail Insurance Rate Amendments in Virginia
The Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau filed with the State Corporation Commission for amendments to hail insurance rates and forms. The proposed changes include rate increases per $100 of insurance and can be viewed at the Bureau of Insurance in Richmond. Public comments or hearings are invited by March 23 with contact details for Nelson Farber, Commissioner of Insurance.
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Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau
State Corporation Commission
Are &S
TOBA
Bureau of Insurance
The
Gene
Richmond
Virginia
Nelson Farber
Commissioner of Insurance
Man Stricken at Country Club of Virginia
The report notes a man was stricken late Saturday night at the Country Club of Virginia. The individual's home is listed as Virginia Beach, reflecting the local connection to the incident.
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Country Club of
Virginia
Wood
Virginia Beach
Loudoun Girl's Death Listed As Accident
Dr. George T. Hocker reports Betty Ann Lemarr 18 of near Round Hill died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning after an autopsy in Winchester. Her companion George W. Eckengrode 18 of Keymar Maryland remains unconscious and in serious condition. They were found Sunday morning in a car parked on Virginia 725 near Sa Aide.
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Leesburg
George T. Hocker
Betty Ann Lemarr
Near Round Hill
Hocker
Winchester
Classified Display Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Classified ad rates shown for display ads with borders and larger type. Prices are 1.75 per column inch, five percent discount for paintings, and 25 cents per printed line for cards of thanks and expressions of respect. Deadlines: 5 p.m. weekdays and noon Saturday for Monday edition. Telephone number 662 3424.
Claims for Errors in The Winchester Evening Star
The Winchester Evening Star says errors must be reported immediately and that no allowances can be made after the first day of publication.
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Winchester Evening Star
Card of Thanks for William Clyde Clem’s Family
The Clem family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness cards flowers and sympathy after the death of William Clyde Clem. They cannot thank each individually and express deep appreciation and blessing to all.
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William Clyde Clem
Specials on all permanents at Vogue Beauty Salon
Advertises permanents for $6.50 in place of $8.50 with appointment contact Vogue Beauty Salon phone 662-2604. Also lists fishing permits, sewing alterations, barber shop hours and address, and Smilie Portrait Photography contact number 662-5463.
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Vogue Beauty Salon
Araby Farm
Berryville
Broaddus’ Lake
Eva B
Pope
Smilie
March Farm and Estate Auctions Listed in Sales Directory
Entries include Mrs Mary L Skinner sale listing dairy cattle farm machinery dairy equipment and trucks near Shepherdstown W Virginia Morrows Bowlus auctioneers March 7 sale of the estate of Frank H Swimley Sr at the late residence Boyd H Headley Jr auctioneer March 18 Downe Sons Nokesville Virginia Holstein cows heifers farm equipment W Hugh Ownby auctioneer
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Lrl
Mary L. Skinner
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Morrows& Bowlus
Frank H. Swimley
Boyd H. Headley, Jr
George EK
Downe & Sons
Nokesville
W. Hugh Ownby
Sealed Bids Sought for 201 Shares of Bank Stock
Notice to bidders that 201 shares of Farmers and Merchants National Bank are up for auction with bids accepted for all or part. Sealed bids due by 12 noon March 5 1964 at Main Banking House 100 North Loudoun. Envelopes marked Sealed Bid must include payment in full. Unsuccessful bids returned. Shares arise from a stock dividend declared October 28 1963.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
North Loudoun
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Shockey
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Millwood Ave
Blaine Wilson Construction Co
Amphialos
Athabaskan
Halifax
N. Loudoun
King
Australian New Guinea
Loudoun ST. Winchester
L. O. Freeman, Jr
Buckingham Caroline
Dinwiddie
Franklin
Greensville
Lunenburg
Mecklenburg
Nelson
Nottoway
Powhatan
Loudoun
Ayr
Paintey
Charles R. Day
Federal
Accounting and’ Tax Service
Braddock
J. H. Yost
Chr
W. M. Feltner
J. Frank Loy
Cashier
Clarke County Motors
R&h
A.T
FORD
Chapman
Amherst St
Denny’s
Denny's
Mary Eee Ee Niey
Italien Delta Aaa
Gael
Pecs
Mary Carter Paint
P.O
Tampa 1
Fla
Mary Carter Franch
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