James Galloway Retired Farmer Dies at Residence
James Franklin Galloway 95 a longtime Clarke County farmer died at his home on the Shenandoah River in Castleman's Ferry after a long career. Born in Loudoun County in 1855 he moved to Clarke County in 1872. He served as president of Green Hill Cemetery Co and was a charter member and long time Sunday School superintendent of Marvin's Chapel Methodist Church. He leaves six children and was active in local politics with the Clarke County Democratic Committee. Funeral services will be held at Marvin's Chapel at 2 p.m. with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Ames Franklin Galloway
Clarke County
Castleman’s Ferry
Loudoun County
James Madison
Frances Yates Galloway
Gellowis
Shenandoah River
Galloway
Minnie Neville
Millwood
Benjamin Crampton
Charles C
Lewis E
Robert H. Galloway
Berryville
James N. Galloway
Annapolis
Frank M. Galloway
Argentina
S. A
Emma Hunsicker
Green Hill Cemetery Co
Marvin's Chapel Methodist Church
C. C. Bush
Green Hill Cemetery
Democratic Committee
Hadacol Advertisement Claims Pain Relief for Digestive Ailments
Mrs. Margaret Blair of Evansville Indiana endorses Hadacol as a cure for tired nervous fatigue indigestion and sleep problems caused by vitamin and iron deficiencies. The ad touts Hadacol's vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron claiming doctors recommend it and cites trial sizes and hospital size bottles with prices.
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Margaret Blair
D. East
Oregon St
Evansville
Ind
The
LeBlanc Corp
Corn prize winner at Frederick County Fair
George Cather of Route 3 is pictured with his prize winning corn at the Frederick County Agricultural Fair. He is a 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America member and earned a blue ribbon for the longest stalk in the FFA farm produce section and a red ribbon in the 4-H section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cather
Frederick County
George
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Grubbs Studio
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Donald Taylor
Cross Junction
Millard Singhass
Route 3
Pittsburgh Papers Halted by Strike Of Mailers Union
A AFL mailers union strike shut down all three Pittsburgh newspapers today halting most editions. Only a few copies of the Sun Telegraph and Press were produced while the Post Gazette remained suspended as editors keyed up for new runs. Police kept watch outside the plants but no picketing occurred.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Sun- Telegraph
Press
Post-Gazette
Sun-Telegraph
Masters Union No. 22
International Typographical Union
Jerry S. Welsh Dies at Whitacre Residence
Jerry S. Welsh 81 died yesterday morning at 3 55 at his Whitacre home after a brief illness. He moved from Yorkville Ohio three years ago and retired from Wheeling Steel. Born May 1 1869 in New Athens Ohio he was the son of Thomas and Mary Welsh. He married Bertha J Hite October 24 1914. Surviving are his widow two daughters Ena Huffman Whitacre and T E Coronis Wheeling a granddaughter Lisa Lee Huffman and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home 1 p m then Whitacre Methodist Church 2 o’clock Rev Edward Kyle officiating burial Redland Cemetery Whitacre.
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Jerry S. Welsh
Whitacre
Yorkville
Ohio
Wheeling Steel Corporaon
New Athens
Thomas
Mary Welsh
Bertha J. Hite
Bloomery
W. Va
Ena Huffman
T. E. Coronis
Wheeling
Lisa Lee Huffman
Omps Funeral
Whitacre Methodist Church
Edward Kyle
Redland Cemetery
Milky blue Katmai crater lake hosts mile lake and island
The Mt Katmai crater in Alaska holds a milky blue lake spanning about a mile with a 40 acre island within its waters. The vivid lake forms a striking feature in the volcanic caldera, attracting observers to the remote national park area.
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Mt. Katmai
Alaska
Education spending per pupil across states
The Office of Education reports state current expenditures per pupil range from about 100 dollars to over 250 dollars annually.
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Office of Education
Property Transfers Across Winchester Area Details
Property transfers include Ansel Solenberger and Florence Barr heirs to Willard Spaid for 12 Shirley St. worth 10000, multiple deeds in Shawnee and Gainesboro Districts, and transfers on Bellview Ave Patterson Ave Senseney Road Buffalo Lick Road and Jackson Ave. Prices range from 1200 to 3200 with parcels near Winchester Stephenson and Stephens City noted.
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Ansel B. Solenberger
Florence Myers Barr
Willard A. Spaid
Shirley St
Ernest W. Ritter, Jr
William E. Robinson
Patterson Ave
J. Henkel Henry
Emmett L. Henry
Ernest.l. Walters
Bellview Ave
L. Jenkins
Denver
Shields, Sr
Buffalo Lick Road
Patterson
William Pryor
Lot
Imieee
Senseney Road
Winchester
Dorothy Rennie Brown
Jackson Ave
H. O. Saville
Herbert
Larrick
Opequon
Michael and Edna Moscarella
Randolph Fahnestock
Sallie Fahnestock
Fahnestock Lane
Stonewall
Cedar Creek
Milton Valley
Samuel M. Jenkins
William J. Colvin
Shawnee
Floyd Sarah Josphine Hockman
Floyd B. Grimm
Winchester-Berryville Pike
Sarah Josephine Hockman
Berryville Pike
Frank Hurley
William A. Martin
Gainesboro
Wayne D. Nixon
Albert Henry Williams
William A. Morrison
Alvin W. Brady
Stephenson
C. M. Lockhart
Walter E. Mason
Joseph A. Massie, Jr. Jr
Mattie G. Pitcock
Stephens City
Marlboro Ri Ida Guard
Marlboro Road
Largest American Tankers Reach 250000 Barrel Capacity
The largest American tankers have cargo capacities over 250000 barrels. The Atlantic Seaman, recently launched, is claimed as the world’s largest tanker.
Industry to Get Orders Tonight
The National Production Authority will issue a priority order forcing industry to fill military orders totaling about 30 billion dollars annually. Prime contractors may pass the priority to subcontractors. Secretary Sawyer announced a 9.4 million ton steel expansion by end of 1952, with private financing and no government aid, amid inflation concerns. Sahron Steel raised prices 5 to 10 dollars per ton over the weekend.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
National Production Authority
Sawyer
American Iron and Steel Institute
Sahron Steel Corporation
Westinghouse contract praised by worker leader
The article notes a four and a half month negotiation with Westinghouse, calling the contract excellent and beneficial to all Westinghouse employees and the labor movement. The independent United Electrical Workers criticized Carey and CIO-SAVE for agreeing to the contract.
Television Freeze Delays Spare Channel Allocation Till 1951
Experts say the freeze on channel allocation will last at least six months, pushing lifting into 1951. The nationwide pause ties up multi million dollar investment and potential earnings while TV operates 105 outlets with 8 million receivers. over 43 percent of the population remains outside viewing range. The oldest insulated house remains on Broad Street in Selem Virginia, insulated with mineral wool in 1882.
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Broad Street
Selem
George W Jenkins Funeral Services Scheduled Tomorrow
Funeral services for George W. Jenkins will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. E B Smith and Rev. Philipp A Tammary officiating. Burial will be in Mont Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers are Harry M Seabright Woodhull Baker Ross Boyd Earl Bailey Marshall Stine and James Shockey. Honorary pallbearers include J H Yost Harvey Grubbs James Reardon John Fishpaw Roy Duvall William Heckrotte Howard Shockey Walter Bond Arthur Shull and William Newlin.
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George W. Jenkins
Jones Funeral Home
E. B. Smith
Philipp A. Tammary
Mont Hebron Cemetery
Harry M. Seabright
Woodhull Baker
Ross Boyd
Earl Bailey
Marshall Stine
James Shockey
J. H. Yost
Harvey Grubbs
James Reardon
John Fishpaw
Roy
Mrs. Armina Bowen to Be Buried Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Armina Bowen who died recently will be held at Omps Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev Kyle officiating. Burial follows at Mount Ron Cemetery with pallbearers Bernard Brown J W McIlwee Paul Lee Belmont Fout Charles Brown and Vernon Lee. Winnipeg is mentioned as Canada’s fourth largest city.
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Arminda Bowen
Omps Funeral
Kyle
Mount Ron
Bernard Brown
J. W. McIllwee
Paul Lee Belmont Fout
Charles Brown
Vernon Lee
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James Galloway
Haretess
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Frederick County Agricultural Fair
James Painter
Susan Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Grabbs Studio
Susan’s Cow
James
Grubby Studio
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Gewith, Inc
Front Royal Winchester
City of
Bob Sawyer
Storrs-Schaefer
Cincinnati
Loudoun St
Wwe
Ae Sten F
George Jenkins
Winnipeg
Canada
Handley Auditorium
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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