Long Illness Proves Fatal for Mrs Martha James Seabright
Mrs Martha James Seabright 69 widow of Adam Seabright died yesterday at noon at 121 Millwood Avenue after a long illness. She lived in Winchester all her life, daughter of George W. Eagle and Jessie Eagle. Survived by four sons Guy George Curtis James all of Winchester and eight daughters Irene May Mildred Seabright of Washington DC Sarah Mainhart Winchester Gladys Louis Delta Meeks Petersburg Elsie Cave Roanoke Louise Roberts Reedy Cal and one brother George Eagle Winchester. Funeral 4 pm tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Herman McKay of Market Street Methodist Church officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers Harry Himelright Stuart Perry Fred Cochran Burton Ritter Brent Brill Anderson.
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Martha James Seabright
Adam Seabright
Millwood Avenue
Seabright
Winchester
George W. Eagle
Jessie Anderson Eagle
Guy
George
Curtis
James
Misses May
Irene
Mildred Seabright
Washington, D. C
Sarah Mainhart
Gladys Louis
Delta Meeks
Petersburg
Elsie Cave
Roanoke
Louise Roberts
Reedy
Cal
George Eagle
Jones Funeral Home
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Harry Himelright
Stuart Perry
Fred Cochran
Burton’ Ritter
Brent Brill
William Anderson
Hit Ray Driver Is Being Sought
The driver of a Fort V-8 coupe believed to be a 1936 model struck Julia Virginia Wilson a 10 year old girl near Strasburg last night about 7. She was taken to Woodstock for surgery on a depressed fracture of the skull. Eyewitnesses described a fast moving car with one headlight out traveling south of Winchester. Police have not made any arrests and urge anyone with information about a damaged car to contact authorities.
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Julia Virginia Wilson
Harry Wilson
Strasburg
Woodstock
Dave Crabill
Winchester
Red Cross Group Postpones Weekly Meeting
Miss Edythe Ballard executive secretary of the Winchester chapter says the surgical dressings group will not convene this week due to the regional meeting scheduled Wednesday.
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Edythe Ballard
Winchester
The
Red Cross
Citizens Split On Proposed Winchester Parking Meters
Readers respond to a poll on installing parking meters in Winchester's business district. Interviewees from various shops and offices express mixed views, citing reduced congestion, fair chances to park, or nuisance and tourist impact. Some urge broad rollout while others oppose meters entirely or favor limited blocks.
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Winchester
Local Markets Reported Daily Wholesale and Retail Prices
The Star lists daily market prices for flour, corn meal, livestock, dairy, and animal feeds, including Short Patent Brand bags of various weights, patent brans, corn meal sacks, horse feed, dairy products, eggs, chicks, hogs, lambs, and butter. Prices shown for wholesale and retail lines, with multiple bag sizes and feed blends across categories.
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Speen
Mystery Sniper Targeted in New Shootings
Police hunted a mysterious sniper after two Black men were found shot dead on a bench in front of a home. The victims were Theodore Gaffney, 45, and Samuel Banks, 62, each shot twice in the head. A prior fatal shooting is linked to the same suspect in recent days.
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Washington
Theodore Gaffney
Samuel Banks
Banks
Do climbers twist the same in each hemisphere
A plant maintains its rising tendency toward light whether in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere. Plant turning is a response to light, categorized as positive toward the light or negative away from it, explaining consistent climbing direction across hemispheres.
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Warner Bros
Capitol
Stewart
Rosalind Russel
Genevieve Tobin
Charlie Ruggles
George W. Kurtz
E. Water St
Farmers & Merchants
Eprop
Martha Seabright
Winchester Milling Corporation
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance
Arthur
J.v.arthur An UL
Uae West
Bell Phone Pvr
Nibs
Virginia
Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
Arrow
Philadelphia
America
Roosevelt
United States
France
Brigham Young Fig
Darryl F. Zanuck
Louis Bromfield
Star
Hugh Solenberger
Jnc. S. Solenberger & Co
Jimmy Chouderis
White Palace Restaurant
Loudoun Street
B. H. Hamman
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Fredericksburg
Ford Barry
People’s Drug Store
Loudoun
W. S. Wiener
Wiener’s Apparel Shop
M. K. Shirkey
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Lewis B. Meade
Miller and Anderson
Garland H. Baptist
Main Street
James McCoy
Capitol Restaurant
C. A. Davis
Baker's Drug Store
H. C. Sheets
J. C. Penney Co
Staunton
Mystery Sniper
Object of
F. A. Shryock
Gray Ave
Virginia Apple Storage
W. B. Snider and Son
N. Washington
Rouss Ave
Winchester Credit Corp
Loudoun St
W. J. B. Cather
Hable’s Real Estate
Cork St
M. B. Hook
N. Main
C. L. Williams
Kernstown
A. H. Haines
Augusta
W. Va
Leicester
E. Piccadilly
Mister
Tweed
Gray& Eddy
Torey Yey
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Thomas Doran Co
White Plains
N. Y
New England Art
North Abington
Mass
Dunbar
New Brunswick
Hamby
Chester St
S. BE
D. C
Pine Motor Co
Dodge
Plymouth
W. E. Huntsberry
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Oak Grove
Route 7
Berryville
N. M. Lewis
Prop
Henry Ford
Yearcraft
Shakespeare H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheets
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