Mrs Haun Buried In Clarke County
Mrs Nola Inez Haun 54 native of Clarke County died at 3 40 in Berryville health facility She was wife of Charles A Haun of Harrisonburg mother of Jolih Aled and others Funeral held at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with interment in Green Hill Cemetery Local pallbearers named and several honorary pallbearers listed
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Berryville
Nola Inez Haun
County
Charles A. Haun
Harrisonburg
Mandeta
Ana
Charles L. Pr Gwen
Clarke County
Shares County
Haun
Peoples Chevrolet Motor Co
Sur Jolih
Aled
End Fama Chepeeen
Redan
Winchester
Calvin
Wilton Chapman
Mildred Perry
Margaret Hough
Pond Virgie Rumbarger
Wincheste
John H. Enders
Edwards
Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church
Green Hill Cemetery
H. I. Pifer
John Kercheval
Charles A. Pine
Preston Kercheval
A. J. Bell
Nelson Keyton
Benjamin Crampton
Mose G. O’brien
Frank Tappan
C. H. Iden
A. P. Osborne
Henry Kercheval
Corporation Court Grants 7 Divorces
Judge Elliot Marshall hands decrees in seven divorce cases in Corporation Court. Wives and husbands receive bed and board or absolute divorces for desertion or cruelty. Marriages occurred in Rockville Frederick County Hagerstown Harrisonburg Frederick City and 1940s era dates.
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Elliot Marshall
Corporation Court
Winnie B. Dunn
Lavan Dunn
Donna Lee Smith Boyd
Harvey Mathew Boyd
Rockville
Larue B. Shifflet
Forest G. Shifflet
Harrisonburg
Audrey C. Penwell
Cleary R. Penwell
Elwood D. Patterson
Virginia G. Patterson
Hagerstown
Arthur E. Locke
Betty Lou Locke
Frederick County
Charles
Russell Mason
Hazel Belle Mason Mason
Market Plunge Dims as War Fears Grow
New York stocks fell sharply with a few issues showing slight rallies amid fears that the Korean conflict could widen into a global war. Investors anticipated higher taxes to pay for rearmament as major names like U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Motorola and Du Pont slipped.
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New York
Dame Sain
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S
Chicago Grains Open Firm On Slow War News Trading
Chicago grains opened firm on the board at modest gains amid slow activity and war news. Prices listed include Wheat Dec 2.27 1 4, Mar 2.31 3 4, May 2.31 5 8 3 4, Corn Dec 1.60 3 4 61, Oats Dec 94 1 4 93 3 4, Soybeans Jan 2.95, Mar 2.96 97, May 2.96 1 2 96, Lard Dec 15.80, Mar 15.90.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Winchester shoppers urged to save money and time
Local promotion encourages residents of Winchester to shop smart and cut both time and expenses with curated savings and quick-service vendors. The feature highlights practical tips for budgeting while supporting area businesses.
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Winchester
Market report on produce livestock and grain prices
Prices for Produce and Livestock in Baltimore and surrounding markets show steady potato and sweet potato values with various size and quality adjustments. Poultry and eggs move slightly weaker to steady with moderate demand. cattle and calves steady to higher for select classes, hogs opening slow but later firmer on lighter weights.
Market Quotation and Tire Deterioration Question
Market activity remains steady with hogs up to 50 cents. cattle and lamb values noted, including dairy cows to 280 dollars. The second item reports the National Bureau of Standards on tire deterioration, advising that storage vs service affects wear and suggesting rotating tires every 5,000 miles or three months.
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National Bureau of Standards
Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Barrows and gilts remain steady with limited heavy weights. Hog weights 160-600 lb show 15.25 to 19.50, sow prices strengthening under 18.25 to 17.00 for heavier loads. Salable cattle 9,500 with steers 33.00-36.50 and heifers 31.00-34.00. cows 16.00-22.50. Sheep 2,500 with slaughter lambs unable to form market. slaughter hogs steady at 14.25-16.00.
No Service Tonight In Methodist Church
Ice and snow cause the Market Street Methodist Church to cancel the Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer service. Rev Edgar G Hill pastor for the parish announced the change.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Edgar G. Hill
County Teachers To Meet December 5 At James Wood High
A county wide teachers meet will be held next Tuesday night at James Wood High School. Miss Merle Davis of Richmond will lead a discussion on the Importance of Reading. Davis, assistant supervisor of elementary education with the State Department of Education, will visit schools during the day.
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James Wood High School
Merle Davis
Richmond
Meter Breached at Lions Shelter in City Park
Recreation Director Charles Aikin reported to Winchester police that the electric meter at the Lion's Shelter in City Park was broken into on Saturday night. He emptied the meter that morning and believes no money was taken. Repair will cost about $15. The meter controls lighting, charging 10 cents for 20 minutes or 25 cents for an hour.
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Charles Aikin
Winchester
Lion's Shelter
Aikin
Agriculture Dept Egg Market Prices and Local Poultry Rates
Prices from Frederick County Farm Bureau sourced for tomorrow include U S Grade A Extra Large 57 cents, Grade A Large 55 cents, Grade A Medium 46 cents, U S Grade B Large 42 cents. Local Winchester plants reported No 1 quality hens 20 cents, Leghorn hens 16 cents, and various broilers priced from 16 to 44 cents. Duck and young guinea rates are listed with limited figures.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
U. S
U.S
Winchester
Ib Srg MD Ieee
Guinea
Local Markets Update From Daily Prices and Staples
Local markets list daily prices for flour corn meal and grain items with notes on possible typographical errors. Entries include 5 lb and 10 lb corn meal, old yellow corn, barley varieties, feed for livestock, and wholesale butterfat with indeterminate prices and units.
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Hee Baek
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Mrs. Haun
Bu Baskets
Usis
Baltimore
Berryville Ave
Esso Servicenter
P. B. Wright
Esso
Kannard’s
Arthur T. Kannard
Loudoun & Gerrard Sts
Kercheval’s Auto Store
L. F. Carrell
W. Carroll
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market
Virginia
Iflowers
the Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Mike
M. G. Levi
Braddock & Gerrard
P. B. Wright Servicenter No
Braddock & Water Streets
Floyd’s
Floyd L. Fiddler
N. Cameron St
SHENK
Main & Buckmarsh Sts
Meter
Lions Shelter
Agriculture Dept
Clevenger’s
J. Clevenger & Sons
N. Loudoun
N. Market Sts
Elsea’s
Ernest
Essen
White Post
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