Lutherans to Attend 15th Biennial Convention in Cleveland
Hurhmen to Leave R Miley of St Peter s Luth Church Toms Brook and William E Eisenberg former Grace Lutheran lay and clerical delegates of the Luther Synod of Virginia will travel to Cleveland Ohio for the United Lutheran Church in America convention in Music Hall October 5 to 12. About 1000 delegates and guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Miley
St. Peter's Luth Church
Toms Brook
William E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Ester
Luther Synod of Virginia
Cleveland
Ohio
United Lutheran Church In America
Music Hall
Reform Church Meeting in Woodstock Opens at 9 30 AM
A regional fall gathering of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church opened Thursday October 10 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Woodstock with a 9 30 a m roll call of pastors and delegates led by Rev John Love Barnhart of Baltimore president of the Synod who delivered The Uplifted Christ for a Broken World.
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Potomac
Public sale of realty and personal property set for Oct 11
W. E. Edwards administrator announces 1946 auction at Luther W. Miller estate near Welltown. Personal goods include bedroom set multiple pieces and tools. terms cash. A 9 acre land tract adjacent to the home offers one third cash with two year balance secured by a deed of trust. Roy P. Duvall acts as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther W. Miller
Welltown
Waltham
Luther W Miller
W. E. Edwards
D. Roy P. Duvall
Welcome Home Veterans Digest Frederick Clarke Counties
The Star welcomes veterans from Frederick and Clarke counties and Winchester who have been discharged and return to civilian life. Names such as Everette L. Dellinger Clifton B. Anderson and Fred D. Cheshire appear in the list with daily additions of new discharge recipients.
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Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Winchester
The
Star
Rotary Dinner Speaker Probes OPA Behind The Scenes
Chester A. Hobert chairman of the price panel for Ick and Clarke counties spoke at the Strasburg Rotary Club dinner in the Grade School. He discussed OPA and asked that his remarks be off the record and not published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Hobert
Price Panel Board
Ick
Clarke Counties
Strasburg Rotary
Hobert
OPA
News staff shuffle at Northern Virginia Daily
Co. G. Shorty Wilkins transfers from Winchester to Woodstock office of the Northern Virginia Daily. Bill Hillbrink will replace him here, with Wilkins having served the paper in this area since 1939.
Rotary Club to Screen Telephone Hour Film
Winchester Rotary meets tomorrow to show the film Telephone Hour featuring music and performers. Guest speaker last week was Dr. Medford B. Evans from Oak Ridge Tennessee on The Social and Political Aspects of Atomic Energy. Introduced by Walter Huff the talk urged civilized unity and peace via generosity to nations. October waiters include Lester Arnold Frank Armstrong George Barnsley Wendell Barney Walker Mc Bond and Dr H R DuPuy.
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Rotary Club of
Winchester
Steve Sammis
Medford B. Evans
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Huff
Evans
Walter Huff
Lester Arnold
Frank Armstrong
George Barnsley
Wendell Barney
Walker McC. Bond
H. R. DuPuy
Market Quotation Upswing Fails To Sustain Demand
NEW YORK Oct. 2. Gained fractions to about two points by leading stocks but upward moves faded as bidding slackened. Rails steels motors utilities and merchandising shares showed fair support while labor dispute skepticism dampened buying sentiment. Prominent gainers included American Telephone U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Du Pont Kodak Inter national Telephone and more.
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New York
Toam
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Santa _ Fe
Southern Railway
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
International Telephone
American Smelting
U. S. Rubber
Woolworth
Great Northern Preferred
Chesapeake and Ohio
Western Union
Westinghouse
Standard Oil
N. J
American Can
Market Report Prices for Cattle Hogs and Lambs October 1 1946
Steers Good to choice from 18 to 19.50 with some over 20. Heifer prices rise to 18.25. Cows and cutters range from 7. to 15. Bull ceiling price 14.10. Veal calves 160 to 235 pounds at 17.50 to 20.85. Hogs at ceiling 14.10. Lambs top 22.50, common 9 to 14. Angus calves 400 to 500 lbs sold 17.50 to 18.75 per cwt. Fresh cows and springers limited to 100 to 240 range with notes of high values for heavy cows.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
usTy
Montana
Armistice Meeting Reports New Post Activities
The Armistice meeting covered 74 rehabilitation cases plus 700 terminal leave cases and a bank balance of 1628. Plans for a new post home at 211 North Loudoun and formation of Legion Drum and Eagle Corps were announced with appointed officers. A film at Capital theatre promotes Employed the Disabled week starting October 6, and 685 total members for 1946 with 305 paid for 1947.
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Phil Young
James E. Roe
Christ Episcopal Church
Comac
Athletic
House Committee
North
Loudoun Street
Philip Fowle
Legion Auxiliary
Conrad Hoover
Capital Theatre
Baltimore Market Report Shows Steady Produce and Livestock Prices
Baltimore reports steady demand and plentiful supplies across produce and livestock. Apples and other fruits vary by size and variety with midrange prices. poultry and eggs firm, butter and eggs receipts listed. cattle and hog markets mixed with ceilings and steady to higher quotes. Chicago futures mirror national activity with steady slaughter and cow prices.
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Baltimore
MD. Pa. Va
W. Va
Eastern Arts
U.S
Grimes
Jonathans
McIntosh
Wolf Rivers
Elliott Roosevelt Attacks Peace Policy In War and Peace Book
Elliott Roosevelt announces a new book As He Saw It in which he blames government career men in the state department and the press for undermining his father FDR s peace program. He argues British Russian American unity was the keystone of peace and recounts wartime conferences and clashes with Churchill and Stalin.
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Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Elliott
State Department
Congress
United States
Britain
Russia
China
London
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Stalin
FDR
Churchill
Roosevelt
Italy
Balkans
Europe
Fertilizer Firm Sees Bright Outlook for Next Year
A. Lynn Ivey, president of Virginia- Carolina Chemical, told stockholders a favorable outlook for the fertilizer industry barring government competition. He noted expanded production of phosphate, potash and nitrogen to meet demand. The annual meeting re-elected the board of directors from Richmond Winchester Philadelphia and New York, with incumbent officers named for new terms.
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A. Lynn Ivey
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
Spencer L. Carter
H. Hiter Harris
Joseph A. Howell
Wirt P. Marks, Jr
Richmond
Thomas B. Byrd
Winchester
Howard B. Brown
Philadelphia
Mason B. Starring, Jr
George E. Warren
George M. Wells
New York
Luray Woman 84 Flies To Keep Dinner Appointment
In Stephens City, 84 year old Kate Campbell, a Luray great grandmother, flies for the first time with her grandson Edwin Markowitz to Stephens City to meet cousins Mr. and Mrs. Hubert White. She lands at Luray Airport, guides the landing field, and returns by auto with the Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Kate Campbell
Luray
Hubert White
Washington
Campbell
Carmel Boyer
Frost Forecast Promises Light to Heavy Frost Tonight
The Weather Bureau forecasts frost in farming areas as temperatures rise from 45 last night to 68 by midafternoon. The wind that troubled the region has died down, aiding the mild daytime warmth before the frost returns tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Who is Scott Nearing
Scott Nearing is a sociologist, teacher of economics and social science, author and lecturer. He was a Socialist candidate for Congress from New York City in 1919.
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A. Scott Nearing
Congress
New York City
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the daily quiz printed on page 4 provide the correct choices for ten questions. Names include Geoffrey Francis Fisher and Admiral Ben Moreau, with locations Hyde Park New York Dieppe France and Wittenberg. The quiz covers geography history and science topics with a mixture of true false and multiple choice items.
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Geoffrey Francis Fisher
Hyde Park
N. Y
Wittenberg
Dieppe
France
White
Russia
Admiral Ben Moreau
Mars
Police Court Arraigns Bahaman Camp Laborers
Two laborers from the Bahaman Camp were arraigned in police court yesterday. Two others forfeited bond of 10 dollars and costs of charges of disorderly conduct. Lawrence Colbrook was fined 5 dollars and costs for being drunk but dis orderly charges Ervin dismissed. Thompson, in a zoot suit, claimed not guilty of disorderly conduct. Cops said stick em up and he allegedly complied. Forfeiting bonds were Hastings Finlayson and Philander Sands.
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Bahaman
Lawrence Colbrook
Ervin
Thompson
Hasting Finlayson
Philander Sands
Appoints 40 coroners in state postmortem exams
The State Government Postmortem Examinations Commission met yesterday and appointed 40 coroners, but adjourned without naming a chief medical examiner for the state. The commission announced the 40 new appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmond
Gekamienen
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Winchester News Briefs
Reformed Church Meeting
G. B. Masters Life Insurance Co
Virginia
Chappie
MR. Hobert
Shorty” TO Woodstock
Telephone Hour
Rotary Club
HILCO
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Swift’s
Ontario
McCormick-Deering
C. I. Brumback & Sons
Virginia Livestock Market Auction
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Keystone
George C. Marshall
U. S
Scott Nearing
B. A
Kimsul
Chapman Motor CO
J. G. Holsinger & Son
Court Square
Buncutter Tire CO
Cor
Braddock & Germain
Sts
Adam Fall
Bell“ Grone
World Whel
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Geeorge Thomas Orndorff
Star Tannery Poultry
Star Tannery
Roy Duvall
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
E. E. Harbaugh
Msgr
Valley Avenue
Coke Club
Morton Downey
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