Bodine Chosen to Judge Photographs at Richmond Salon
A. Aubrey Bodine of Baltimore is invited to judge entries for the 4 Salon of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts held April 27 to May 15. The Camera Club of Richmond hosts the event with eight prints per exhibitor and prizes include three medal prints and 20 honorable mentions.
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A. Aubrey Bodine
Baltimore
Museum of Fine Arts
Camera Club of
Richmond
Virginia
Faeateen
Pittsburg
Wilmington
Boston Camera Club
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Commonwealth
Richmond Club
Valley Athletic League Plans 1946 Grid Season
Bryant Harper of Stonewall high school is re elected president of the Valley Athletic League with George Pope of Berryville high school as secretary. Shepherstown high replaces Strasburg in membership as teams prepare a home and home schedule beginning September 27 ending at Thanksgiving.
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Bryant Harper
Stonewall
Valley Athletic League
George Pope
Berryville High School
Harper
Todet
Shepherdstown High School
Strasburg
Stephens City
Frederick County
Boyce
Berryville
Clarke County
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
W. Va
Preparion
Uncle Sam's Almanac Promoted as National Favorite
Demand for the 1946 edition of Uncle Sam's Almanac grows as it becomes a national favorite. Compiled from government sources, it covers religion science motion pictures aviation and war topics with no advertising or propaganda. Order now while supply lasts. Fifteen cents postpaid.
S B Larrick Dies In Gore
Sandy B Larrick 69 retired farmer died at his Gore area home at 2 40 this morning after a period of declining health and illness. Survived by wife Nora two sons Maynard and Sandy Jr all of Winchester three daughters Beatrice Kern Helen Anderson and Dorothy Hemrick of Winchester two sisters Bertha Shanholtz and Dora Thompson five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services set for Thursday March 7 at 2 PM from Jones Funeral Home with Francis Eldridge of Cumberland officiating interment Mt Hebron Cemetery pallbearers Otterness Rufus Goode Arthur Goode James Goode Turner Lockhart Roy Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy B. Larrick
Gore
Jacob Larrick
Makensie Newbanks
Frederick County
Nora Larrick
Maynard Larrick
Sandy Larrick
Winchester
Beatrice Kern
Helen Anderson
Dorothy Hemrick
Bertha Shanholtz
Dora Thompson
Cumberland
Jones Funeral Home
Francis Eldidige
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Otter Tnae
Rufus Goode
Arthur Goode
James*Goode
Turner Lockhart
Roy Hoover
Court Commissioner Notice in Frank B. Anderson Estate
In Frederick County Virginia the Circuit Court refers to master commissioner H K Benham to report on real and personal property of the late Frank B. Anderson, determine heirs and share, creditors, and possible partition. Notice states the March 14 1946 hearing at 46 Rouss Avenue Winchester at 10 AM with continuations as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Anderson
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. K. Benham
Frank B. Anderson
W. E. Edwards
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Baltimore Market Quotation Summary
Market notes show produce firm for old potatoes and mixed results for apples and beans. Livestock bids center on cows and veal with steady tone for hogs and sheep, while beef cutouts show broad ranges and steady demand.
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Baltimore
MD. Pa
Rail
Maine
Fla
USDA
Chicago Grain Quotations and 1945 Earnings Report
Chicago reports 1945 net earnings of 13 581 770 dollars and 2.64 per share after preferred dividends. Grain futures show May Wheat at 183 1 2, July 183 1 2, Sept 183 1 2. May Corn 1 21 1 2, Rye May 2 20, July 1 48 1 2, Sept 1 26 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pure Oil Company
Veterans face slow uptake of GI Bill jobless pay
Washington March 5 Veterans are entitled to 52 weeks of unemployment benefits under the GI Bill but only about 10 000 of 9 000 000 or 80 have drawn the $20 weekly checks. Ray R Adams head of the Veterans Administration says 2 3 million veterans have been on unemployed rolls over time with many dropping off as they search for work. He warns payments may crest at about 1 500 000 weekly in April citing rapid turnover and cautious use of benefits.
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Washington
G. I
Adams
Adams d
Stock Market Report Shows Modest Gains Amid Caution
In New York on March 5 selected stocks led by steels and motors with fractional gains as many pivotals stayed difficult. Trading remained quiet early, with U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Montgomery Ward and others advancers, while N Y Central Southern Pacific and others softened. Bonds showed mixed results.
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New York
Steels and Motors
Broberg
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Rubber
American Telephone
National Distillers
SchenJey
Anaconda
Kennecott
Atlantic Coast Line
N.Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Edison
Standard Oil
Westinghouse
Childs Co
Goodrich
Union Carbide
Local Markets Price List for Flour Corn Meal and Feed
This page lists prices for Patent Brand and local flour, corn meal in various bag sizes, egg mash and starter feeds, middlings and scratch, and butter. Prices are shown per cwt or per bag with multiple weight options, reflecting varied livestock and baking needs.
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Coseuscces
Vosccccnecces
Local Graded Egg Market Fees Rise
Market officials announce changes to local graded egg fees affecting producers and retailers. Officials say adjustments reflect supply costs and regulatory requirements while aiming to keep consumer prices stable.
British Officer Describes Riot Handling in Bombay March
A captain explains police and troops actions during native demonstrations in Bombay. He says fire is ordered by a magistrate and only then, detailing patrols and coordination with Indian police, while condemning mob violence and blaming rioters and corrupt elements for looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Shane Noness
Saaane
Ie Podere
Civilian labor force figures January 1946
The estimated total civilian labor force for persons 14 and older was 53,990,000, with 51,720,000 employed and 2,270,000 unemployed. This shows about 2.0 percent of the labor force was jobless.
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B.W.C. A
Mary Shade 97 Dies in Gainesboro Rites Planned
Mrs. Mary Ann Shade aged 97 of Gainesboro died yesterday afternoon at her home. Born February 12 1849 in Frederick County she lived her life in the region and was among the oldest residents. A member of the Southern Methodist Church at Greenwood West Virginia she raised nine children three of whom survive. Funeral arrangements include brief services at the residence Wednesday followed by services at the Wood Church in Morgan County near Unger's Store and burial in the adjoining cemetery with Rev. B C Stephens City presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Shade
Joseph Shade
Gainesboro
Sours
Elijah Dick
Frederick County
Shade
Southern Methodist Church
Greenwood
W. Va
Roffer Shade
Preston Shade
Etta Hume
Connelsville, Pa
Seymour Bohrer
Orvide Snate
Martinee
M. Won
Wood Church
Morgan County
Unger
Oruncia
Ae Muster Pi Yar Wong ‘Chutehooks
B C
Stephens City
Testimonial of Appreciation Presented by President
A testimonial of appreciation is presented by the president to a group in recognition of wartime effort. The document notes honor and gratitude from national leadership toward contributors to the war effort.
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Sos
Mare
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Uncle Sam’s Almanac
The
Winchester Evening Star
Freeee Co
S. B. Larrick
Vicks VA
Rocco
Asia
Molden Electric Co
Loudoun St
Stock Market
Brad Orc
Cccce
Orang
de Cendass
Rca-Victor
W. Boscawen St
RED Cross
Mary Shade
Miller’s Drug Store
Firefly
Chesapeake & Potomac
Bell System
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