Ralph Ware Heads Bank Study Group
Ralph M. Ware, vice-president of the First National Bank of Berryville, is elected to succeed Claude Grim of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank as president of the Virginia Zone Clearing House Group which affiliated with the American Institute of Banking. Floyd McWilliams of the Massachusetts Bank of Strasburg was named secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Ware
First National Bank of
Berryville
Claude Grim
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Virginia Zone Clearing House Group
American Institute of Banking
Floyd McWilliams
Massanutten Bank of Strasburg
Bank directors form regional association in Winchester
An organization of directors and officers from Virginia banks, succeeding Joseph Thomas of Shenandoah Valley National Winchester, held a meeting in the Farmers Merchants National Bank building Winchester with about 35 attendees from Woodstock Edinburg Strasburg Berryville Front Royal Winchester Middletown and Gore. Future sessions are planned each Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with J Edward Thomas Berryville attorney and Clarke County Circuit Court clerk guiding a Commercial Law class. Articles of Association adopted to incorporate the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Joseph Thomas
Shenandoah Valley National
Winchester
Farmers Merchants National Bank
Vailey
Woodstock
Edinburg
Strasburg
Berryville
Front Royal
Middletown
Gore
J. Edward Thoma
Circuit Court of Clarke C
Robert J McNally Jr Named Assistant at Enandoah Valley
Robert J. McNally Jr was named assistant at Enandoah Valley. details indicate new role within the organization, reflecting ongoing staffing changes and regional leadership coverage in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Enandoah Valley
Fragmentary Financial Seals and Notation from Oct 6 1939
Fragmented OCR shows scattered numbers and dated notations including a commission expiry of June 10 1941. The readable items reference monetary figures such as 953,056 and 1,638,609.13 and a dated attestation on the 6th day of October 1939.
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Alice
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Livestock and produce markets show varied quotes. Roosters and ducks priced across ranges. Baltimore hogs, cattle, and lambs listed with weights and price bands. Chicago livestock prices steady with hogs and lambs shifting slightly.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Grain quotations and futures report
Future and cash grain quotations show wheat and corn prices with several contract months listed. Wheat futures range from 81 1 8 to 79 3 8 with December May and July positions. corn contracts from 48 3 4 to 81 4 for various maturities.
Stock Market Report Delivers Mixed Early Losses
New York trading slipped as leaders backed away from gains and declined about two points or more. Opening activity was rapid then lagged with transfers near 600000 shares. War era issues faded while steels and chemicals led the losses amid broad market drift.
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New York
Apple Market Shipping Point Report For Thursday
Winchester Martinsburg and nearby draw steady demand markets. Carloads on hand with usual terms. U S No 1 Yorks 23 4 in minimum at about 2.25 dollars per bushel. Delicious 2 1 2 in minimum at 1.00 dollars. Jonathans 2 1 2 in minimum at 65-70 cents. Grimes No 1 2 1 4 in minimum at 65 cents. Yorks 2 3 4 in minimum at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Martinsburg
Ee Yorks
U. S
U.S
Jonathans
Grimes
Yorks
Lear
Senate eyes firmer arms embargo and cash and carry plan
The Senate forecasts continued truce talks with 34 votes and hopes to build support for a substitute embargo bill. Downey predicts defeat of the measure and a push for a final vote while public sentiment is shaped through further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.-Calif
Mission Group To Hold Meeting In Church Social Rooms
Circle No. 2 will lead the meeting in the church social rooms at 7 30 PM with a special program themed The Cross the World A birthday party will follow the business session All ladies of the church are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Obs
Hides Free List Proposal Rouses Tariff Debate
Byron argues removing the 10 percent ad valorem duty on South American hides would ease costs for shoe makers and leather, though he contends it would not help farmers. He notes other duties on leather and shoes and points to wartime global production reducing imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Byron
Italy Ready To Do Peace Work
Italian sources report Premier Mussolini ready to consider Hitler's peace proposals if Britain and France signal willingness. London and Paris showed no clear move toward negotiations, while Italian editors cautioned the fascist government would not initiate a peace parley. Informants say Rome would offer good offices for exchanges between warring nations.
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Rome
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
France
Tofuehrer
Co Cuerters
London
Paris
Hitler
Britain
Card of Thanks for Mrs M W Jackson
We express our deepest thanks to friends for kindness during the illness and death of our loved one Mrs M W Jackson. Gratitude for flowers and use of cars. Signed by Husband and Mr and Mrs Herbert Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Jackson
Herbert Pope
Noted brain surgeon dies after pioneering work
Dr. Harvey Williams Cushing, renowned for brain surgery innovations and author of a 1926 work, is reported dead. The obituary notes his pioneering contributions and wide renown in medical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew, Raven
Marvey Williams Cushing
Program Of Home Agent Week October 9 14
The home agent Miss Madeline Blair outlines the week with Office and field duties from October 9 to 14. Events include the Gravel Springs Home Demonstration Club meeting October 10 at Mrs. E. T. Cooper’s home to complete reports and plan Achievement Day, and a 4-H leader training in the Board of Supervisors room October 11 with Janet Cameron. Additional meetings cover North Frederick Whitacre, Round Hill 4-H Club for Farm and Home Fair planning, and Friendly Grove 4-H Club Friday evening with report finalization and Achievement Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Blair
Gravel Springs
North Frederick
Friendly Grove 4-H Club
Friendly Grove School
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Clara Pultz Bentz
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Aratste Acu de
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Virginia L Loan & Thrift Corporation
Frederick
State of
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Alan Peery
Cor
Nheinis Laon
Vir
Ginia
Cashier
Paul M
H. Co
Elener Stimmel, E
Aon Pete
Winchester Business College
Baltimore On
Stock Market Report
Apple
Senate
Hagerstown Fair
Zivers Joy
Ala
Uperfex
Winchester Furniture CO
Ois
Missouri
Italy
Grapes of Wrath
Children of God
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Emanuel
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Miller’s Drug Store
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