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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1940

Page

7

Red Cross Regional Conference Highlights War Relief Efforts

Rev Herman J Womeldorf opens the Regional Red Cross conference at George Washington Hotel with about 125 attendees. Nat Wilson notes Red Cross ships deliver supplies to England unmolested. A roll call review leads to aims for more members and local funding. A service corps of young women is announced for local chapter and event planning. Garden Club decor honors the Red Cross theme.

Herman J. Womeldorf the Red Cross George Washington Hotel Nat Wilson Red Cross Wemeldorf Europe England J. W. Arthur Virginia Virginia Russell Joe Kalbach Pred Glaize, Jr Nash Cochran Roy Ryden, Jr Justin Funkhouser B M. Knight Don Gray Elsie Rosenberger Paul Rosenberger Winchester and Clarke County

Baltimore Market Report Shows Miscellaneous Livestock and Prices

Baltimore Oct 9 U S Dept of Agriculture quotations report cattle hogs calves and sheep trading with limited rounds and steady to higher wholesale pork. Steers top around 13 90 with others 11 or higher. hogs 6 00 to 6 90. lambs 9 75 to 10 00. calves 8 50 to 11 50. cows and sows noted with mixed price shifts amid variable receipts.

E. Sh. Md Bu. Bas Goldens U E. Sh. Va Goldens U. S Neavy Baltimore U. S. Dept

Virginia livestock prices for Tuesday sales at N Kent St

The Virginia Livestock Market at N Kent Street lists Tuesday sale prices for steers heifers and cows. Prices include steers 8.65 top 6.00 for plain, fat cows 6.00 top, bulls 6.85 butcher, veal calves 11.75 top, sheep 2.50, hogs 1.80 per head, stocker cattle 30.00-57.00 per head. A Q&A explains black pepper vs white pepper processing.

Local Wholesale and Retail Market Prices Listed

Local markets show daily prices for flour feeds meats and poultry with figures for patent and mix grades. The listing includes bag weights from 12 to 98 pounds, various feeds, oats, corn meal, and butter, plus a brief consumer quiz about edible parts of a scallop noting the adductor muscle.

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Winchester Boy Scout Fund Campaign Set for October 14

Winchester and Clarke county teams will each direct six new workers in the annual drive to fund the Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scout program. A kickoff breakfast is planned at the Golden Glow on October 14 at 7 45 AM with materials issued to workers.

Winchester Boy Scout Fund Winchester Clarke County Shenandoah Area Council Chamber of City Hall C. Vernon Eddy W. Nelson Page C. P. McVicarin Special Gifts Divison

Detailed Program for Group D Presbyterian Ladies Conference

The Winchester Presbytery Women's Auxiliary announces the Group D conference at Loudoun Street Church with about 125 attendees from Berryville and nearby towns. Registration at 9:30 with morning program includes talks by Mrs Slonaker and Mrs Leather man, plus prayers, literature discussion, and Bible study. Dr William F Bull will speak in the afternoon on foreign missions amid the Far Eastern crisis.

Woman’s Auxiliary of Winchester Loudoun Street Leslie Russell Berryville Bunker Hill Clearbrook Front Royal Gerrardstown Milldale Nineveh Stones Chapel Strasburg Vaucluse Woodstock Slonaker R. Bruce Slonaker Philip Williams Tran Ronald Wilson

Stock Market Report Tumbles Then Stagnates In Early Trading

New York traders see a slight slide with steels and motors firming later. At 2 p m the listed leaders include Al Chem 16242 Bethlehem 782 Chrysler 7752 Con Edison 26 Corn Prod 50% Kennecott 29% M Ward 40% Natl Dairy 1345 N Y C 14% Packard 34g Penney 90 Penn R R 2244 Republic Steel 172 Sears 7934 Southern R 12% S O of N J 3254 Texas Corp 3354 Union Pac 8214 U S Steel 5734 Va Car Chem 2% Western Union 187% Woolworth 334%.

al. Chem Bethlehem Chrysler Con. Edison Kennecott M. Ward S. Natl. Dairy Packard Penney (Jc Penn. R. R Republic Steel Sears & Roebuck Southern R O. of N. J Texas Corp Union Pac U. S. Steel Va-Car Chem Western Union Woolworth

Fruit Growers To Hold Round Table

Frederick County fruit growers plan a roundtable tonight at 8 at the courthouse. Dr. A H Teske of Virginia Polytechnic Institute will attend to help with orchard problems after conducting a peach borer demonstration in the county yesterday.

Frederick County A. H. Teske Virginia Polytechnic Institute Orrt Teske

Confederate veterans gathering in Washington DC

Mrs. Martin Wisecarver Mrs. William T Colbert and Miss Lucy Kurtz of this city attend sessions of the United Confederate Veterans and the Southern Memorial Association in Washington DC at the New Willard Hotel Captain Greenlee D Letcher of Lexington represents the Virginia Division United Confederate Veterans replacing the late Col Evans of Richmond as division commander

Martin Wisecarver William T. Colbert Lucy Kurtz United Confederate Veterans Southern Memorial Association Washington, D. C New Willard Hotel Greenlee D. Letcher Lexington Virginia Col. Evans Richmond

Berryville Council Approves Budget With Hearing Set

Berryville Virginia council approves the town budget for the coming year with a final public hearing scheduled for November 12. The measure includes general fund receipts of 12013.72 and proposed disbursements of 8763.96 after removing Virginia League dues, plus water and sewer funds allocations and a resurfacing plan tabled due to right of way concerns.

Berryville General Fund Virginia League Virginia League of Municipalities Main Street Highway Department Tappan George B. Thomas

Treasury Receipts and Debt Report October Update

Treasury status reports receipts of 24.9 million dollars and expenditures of 59.5 million. Gross debt stands at 44.06 billion with daily increase of 2.03 million.

Stephens City Firemen Seek Permanent Quarters

Stephens City Independent Hose Company officials reported plans to obtain a permanent building to store equipment and hold meetings. They raffled funds to a building fund after a recent benefit yielded over 200 dollars in cash and merchandise. They will host bingo nights at Red Men Hall twice monthly to boost the fund, and a piano donated by Mrs. Lottie Wolfe is to be sold.

Hose Company Orderheve F. Grove White R. E. Ayler Red Men’s Hall Lottie Wolfe

Wilbur Tidler Still Unconscious After Auto Crash

Relatives report Wilbur Tidler principal of Luray High School remains unconscious at University Hospital from injuries suffered in an August 31 automobile crash in Page County. Doctors hold hope for recovery as Tidler shows a slight improvement and remains in a coma.

Wilbur Tidler Luray High School University Hospital Page County Tidler

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