Miss Martha Bucher Dies in City at 25
Funeral services set for Wednesday at 4 PM from Mrs. Frances Tevault home 619 South Loudoun street for Miss Martha Pa Bucher. Died yesterday afternoon at her aunt's residence after illness since February. Survived by father James A Bucher and brothers Sgt Claude M Bucher in England and Pvt Harry Bucher in New Guinea. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Martha Pa Bucher
Frances Tevalt
South
Loudoun Street
Mountain Falls
James A. Bucher
Carrie Gough Bucher
Mount Pleasant
Sonny” Bucher
Claude M. Bucher
England
Harry Bucher
New Guinea
E. B. Smith
Albin
Mount Hebron
Omps Funeral Home
Tevault
Talmage Bucher
Cloves Bucher
Roy Triplett
Lawson Triplett
Luther Tevalt
Edward Moore
Local Markets Update and Typo Disclaimer
Market listings for local trades are published daily by The Star with corrections for any typographical errors. The Star does not take responsibility for inaccuracies or misprints in the market notices.
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The
Star
Local News Brief From The Star
A compact Star brief provides quick notes on city events and minor developments with emphasis on nearby happenings and everyday civic matters. The item highlights community impacts and upcoming dates without sensational detail.
FAS Teeth Powder Keeps Dentures Firm and Fresh
An improved powder named FAS for upper and lower plates holds dentures firmer for comfort. It is alkaline and does not taste or feel gummy. It also controls denture breath odors and is available at druggists.
Baltimore Market Quotation Summary for Oct 9
Agricultural and livestock market report from Baltimore and Chicago notes dull apples with various price ranges for multiple apple varieties, steady poultry market with light receipts, and eggs selling firm. Cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs show mixed to steady trends, with specific price ranges and weight classes listed for steers, cows, bulls, hogs, and lambs. Montana and native lambs cited with regional price ranges.
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Baltimore
Wfpa Office of Distribution
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Montana
Stock Market Report Oct 9 Outlook and Key Movers
New York stock activity mixed as leaders pause near July highs. Prospects urged bids on peace hopes as Germany weakens, while technical corrections loom with averages near peak. Notable movers include Sears Roebuck Kennecott Johns Manville Bucyrus Erie Pepsi Cola Gamewell Union Pacific US Gypsum and International Nickel.
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New York
Germany
Sears Roebuck
Kennecott
Johns-Manville
Bucyrus-Erie
Pepsi-Cola
Gamewell
Union Pacific
U. S. Gypsum
International Nickel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
du Pont
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Montgomery Ward and
Texas Co
Aircraft Accessories Corp
Silex
American Cyanamid
B” and Aluminum of America
Carrier Corp
Creole Petroleum
N. J. Zinc
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
U S Battleforce Pummels Japan and China Fronts
Allied forces report heavy bomber activity against Japanese coastal vessels and oil centers in Borneo while Tokyo claims a surprise raid on a Chinese air base. Stilwell says Allied air power sank 163000 tons of enemy shipping and destroyed 42 planes last month with 4000 Japanese killed.
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Balikpapan
Borneo
Tokyo
Chengtu
China
Joseph Stilwell
14Th
U. S. Air Force
Battleship Strasbourg After Toulon Scuttling Aircraft
Allied reports note the Strasbourg may be salvageable after scuttling at Toulon while air actions disrupt operations. Ledo and Burma supply routes via the back door to China may open as progress threatens to split China and seal off coast access for the U S fleet. Chinese forces claim some gains near Foochow as Tokyo reports its capture. Southeast Asia HQ says Japan driven from another village on the Arakan front.
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Ledo
Burma
China
Southeast Asia
Arakan
Strasbourg
Toulon
Signal Corps
Heart Attack Fatal To O. G. Ritter
Services will be held Tuesday afternoon for Oswald G. Ritter who died in his sleep from a heart attack at age 57. He was born June 17 1887 in Shenandoah county and lived at 544 North Loudoun Street. Survived by wife son two sisters and three grandchildren. He worked as a fireman at Shenandoah Valley Lime and Stone and was formerly at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Burial at St James Lutheran Zepp Cedar Creek Valley with Rev E B Smith. friends meet at...
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Oswald G. Ritter
North
Loudoun Street
Mr. Ritter
Charles and
Catherine Kerns Ritter
Shenandoah County
Lebanon Church
Ola Edna Rudolph
Cedar Creek Valley
Ritter
Mount Hebron
Shenandoah Valley Lime and Stone Company
Oranda
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Boyd Lee Ritter
Clint Himelright
Cora Himelright
Fort Worth
Texas
St. James Lutheran Church
Zepp
E. B. Smith
Funeral details for Cedar Creek Valley resident
Pallbearers include R i ae Homer Hulvyer Fred Paul Hishman Homer seller and J W Cornwell. Interment follows at the cemetery adjoining the church at Cedar Creek Valley. Service held at 2 o clock.
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R. i Ae
Homer Hulvyer
Fred Paul Hishman
Homer Seller
J. W. Cornwell
Cedar Creek Valley
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