Petroleum Co op Holds Annual Meeting With 240 Farmers
The Southern States Winches Co op gathered Upwards of 240 farmers for its annual meeting at Sarah ne. Edena Winchester and M. B. Snapp of Bunker Hill were elected to the board and will share in a one percent patronage refund for 1947-48. Oscar M. Carr presided as board member. Roy W. Ferguson reported $187 390 in patron services and $1789 in net savings. D K Russell was elected president and Carr vice president. Prizes included an electric clock, premium tire, pressure saucepan, motor oil, and gun grease. Music by Carl Martin and a Ridgeway quartet.
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Sarahne
Edena
Winchester
Snapp
Bunker Hill
Oscar M. Carr
Roy W. Ferguson
Answers to Daily Quiz From Page Four
Answers to the daily quiz list correct responses for ten questions with places people and terms such as Des Moines Iowa John Adams Larger Atlantic ocean October 24th True Fawn Cordell Hull Portia Scorpio and a note about penguins swimming long distances breaking the surface to breathe.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Adams
Larger
Atlantic Ocean
Ocober 24Th
True
Fawn
Cordell Hull
Portia
Scorpio
the Scorpion
Waiter
U B Sunday School Rally Aims For 300 Attendance
First Evangelical U B Sunday School plans a 300 attendance at Rally Day services at 9 45 a m with Albert Robinson leading promotion for men and other divisions. After youth classes the three departments meet with Mrs Turner Anderson. Rev Carl W Hiser will preach What Is a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical U. B
Harry S. Haines
Albert Robinson
Curtis Blye
Turner Anderson
Gideon
Carl W. Hiser
Strikes Spread Across France In Early 1930s Rail Labor Action
Across the country the communist led General Labor Confederation pushed strike ballots for rail workers while non communist leaders urged workers to stay on the job. Strikes halted operations at Mulhouse depot Reims Blainville near Nancy Chambery Grenoble Calaig Saint Omer.
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General Labor Confederation
France
Mulhouse
Reims
Blainville
Nancy
Chambery
Grenoble
Calaig
St. Omer
Winchester Area Sales Directory List of Auctions
October 12 10 a.m. Logan R Fay near Winchester sells Hack wood antique furniture and personal property. October 13 1 30 p.m. Henry M Cline Stephenson Va Dairy stock cattle hogs. October 16 1 p.m. A T Shumate 703 Berryville Ave Winchester furniture household goods. October 23 10 a.m. Melvin Manne estate 7 miles from Winchester near Relief on Middle Road household goods. November 3 J H Punkhouser estate Waverly Farm Double Tollgate Clarke County live stock and farm machinery. November 17 J H Funkhouser Estate Highland Farm Double Tollgate Clarke County livestock and farm machinery.
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Logan R. Fay
Hackwood
Winchester
Henry M. Cline Stephenson
Va Dairy and Stock Cattle
A. T. Shumate
Berryville Ave
Melvin Manne
Middle Road
J. H. Punkhouser
Waverly Farm
Double Tollgate
Clarke County
J. H. Funkhouser
Highland Farm
Charles Town Road
Stephenson
Durham
T.B
Poland
China
Episcopal Province Elects Secretary
The Episcopal Church sponsors a nationwide radio program to interest non members. The Actors Guild handles the Great Scenes from Great Plays series with a practical lesson at each close. Walter Hampden hosts the Mutual network Friday 6 pm and WINC Winchester 8 pm Saturday. Tonight features Jane Cowl in The Corn Is Green. Next week stars Basil Rathbone and Beatrice Straight in The Barrette of Wimpole Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Actors’ Guild
Mutual
WINC
Winchester
Walter Hampden
Jane Cowl
Basil Rathbone
Beatrice Straight
Wimpole Street
Indians Beat Braves In Tight Ballgame
In a low scoring affair the Indians edge the Braves 1 0 as Robinson scores on an infield hit off Torgeson. Sain and Gromek pace pitching while Rickert homers for Atlanta and M. McCormick adds a clutch single.
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Robinson
Boudreau
Stanky
Sain
Gordon
Holmes
Indians
Torgeson
Hegan
Elliott
Gromek
Dark
Sam
Mitchell
Braves
Doby
M. McCormick
Rickert
Masi
Keltner
Judnich
Torgenson
Pob Kennedy
Juddich
Boucreau
Gromer
Williams Rites Set for Mrs Snapp Williams in Stephenville
Mrs Williams died yesterday in Richmond funeral services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Stephens City Methodist Church with Rev O Lambert and Rev E C Day officiating Interment at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City Pallbearers include Julian Steele Gervis Lemley Don Lemley Fred Ridings Lomax Parker and Carnel Galliday Surviving are three sisters Mrs Carl Baker Fisher Hill Mrs Dee Leatherman Moorefield W Va and Mrs Heber Snarr Arlington and a brother Walter Affleck Bruce Town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snapp Williams
Richmond
Stephens Ci Methodist Church
O. . Lambert
E .C
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Julian Steele
Gervis Lemley
Don Lemley
Fred Ridings
Lomax Parker
Carnel Galliday
Carl Baker
Fishers Hill
Dee Leatherman
Moorefield
W. Va
Heber Snarr
Arlington
Walter Affleck
Brucetown
Churchill Says USSR Must Accept Atomic Peace Plan
Churchill warned the United Nations Assembly that the cold war risks a third world war and urged the West to force a final settlement with the Soviet Union. He cited Czechoslovakia, urged freeing satellite states, prisoners, and open borders while calling for Moscow to end oppression and relinquish control of Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
MacArthur
Japan
Churchill
United States
Britain
United Nations Assembly
West
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Stalin
Hitler
Prague
Europe
Korea
China
Market Quotions in New York on Berlin Hints
Market quotations show a fractional price range with gains for U S Steel Republic Steel US Rubber Electric Power Light Kennecott Copper Westinghouse Philip Morris International Paper Western Maryland Texas Co Pan American Airways. Downgrades include General Motors Montgomery Ward International Harvester Anaconda Copper DuPont Johns Manville Eastman Kodak Eastern Airlines Union Carbide and Schenley.
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New York
Financial District
Berlin
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
US. Rubber
Electric Power & Light
Kennecott Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Philip Morris
International Paper
Western Maryland
Texas Co
Pan American Airways
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Anaconda Copper
DuPont, Johns- Manville
Eastman Kodak
Eastern Airlines
Union Carbide
Schenley
Mrs Lillie Marple Dies at 67 in Capon Bridge
Mrs Lillie Marple aged 67 died at 2 37 am today at her sister Katie V Marple’s home on R 2 She was daughter of the late William and Alice Marple and had been ill three years Surviving are sisters Rosie Goode Akron Minnie McCarty White Hall and Katie Marple R 2 and brothers Albert Marple Cedar Grove Cleave Marple Hayfield The body is at Giffin funeral home Capon Bridge and will be moved at 9 30 am tomorrow to the late home
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Lillie Marple
Katie V. Marple
R. 2
William and
Alice Marple
Rosie Goode
Akron
Minnie McCarty
White Hall
Katie Marple
Albert Marple
Cedar Grove
Cleave Marple
Hayfield
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Funeral services and burial for Rev John Siye
Interment in Bethel cemetery follows funeral services conducted at 2 30 p m Monday with Rev John Siye officiating.
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John Siye
Bethel Cemetery
Grains mixed at opening in Chicago market
Chicago opening shows mixed grains with corn easing. Dec wheat at 2.26, May 2.19 1-8, July 2.03 1-2. Dec corn 1.42 1-4 1-8, May 1.44, July 1.43 7-8. Dec oats 74 3-4 5-8, May 74 1-2, July 69 5-8. Rye Dec 1.67. Soybeans Nov 2.51 3-4 51. Lard Dec 1855.
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Chicago
Jly
Winchester Martinsburg Apples Market Report
Demand fair and market steady for Winchester Martinsburg apples. Shipping point prices show Yorks 2 1-2 to 1-2 inches up to $2.25 per bushel, Delicious 2 1-2 inches up, car $3.90 to $4 for 3 inches, Grimes 2 1-4 inches up, cold storage car $2.35. Bushel boxes wrap Red Romes 138s plus $3. Staymans 163s plus $3.75, Jonathans 163s plus $3, Lowry 163s plus $3.25. 118 bushel boxes Yorks 2 1-2 to 3-4 inches $2.35.
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Federal
Winchester-Martinsburg
Police Court calendar under Judge John Rice
Cases heard include Henry J Seasholtz of Richmond charged with driving under influence with a 100 dollar fine and costs. 30 days suspended. John Reardon of Roanoke accused of disorderly conduct and destroying property with 90 days suspended court costs. Boyd Taylor of Freemont Street jailed for drunken conduct with 9.7 dollars. George DeHaven of Kent Street fined 9.25 dollars for drunkenness. Helen Hutton and Wins ton Hutton of Roanoke charged with drunken and disorderly behavior each fined 10.25 dollars with 12 months jail sentences suspended. William Kephart of Bluemont cited for speeding with 15.25 dollars. Pauline Miller of Front Royal charged with drunk and disorderly conduct fined 15.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Henry J. Seasholtz
W. Grace St
Richmond
John Reardon
Monmouth St
Boyd Taylor
Freemont St
George DeHaven
N. Kent St
Helen High Hutton
Winston Hutton
Roanoke
Hotel Sale Triggers Swap With Swiss Chalet Village
The 22 room Lee Jackson hotel at New Market sold by Major Terill Brazelton to Edward L. Edwards. Edwards, formerly of Oklahoma, also owned Swiss Chalet Village tourist court near Sperryville, which was exchanged in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Terill Brazelton
Edward L. Edwards
Oklahoma
Edwards
Sperryville
Baltimore Produce and Livestock Market Report
Cattle values mostly steady to lower from week past with steers 24.50 to 29 for good grass fed. cows and bulls generally 13 to 20. calves 27 to 32 for good slaughter, under 300 lb 25 to 32. Hogs on hold with weights 180 to 275 lb from 23 to 26. Sheep and lambs show steady woolups with wooled lambs 26 to 27, common 5 to 7, ewes 15 to 19. Overall bulk sold in upper quotation ranges.
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Baltimore
Slim Succeeds Montgomery as Imperial General Staff Chief
Gen Sir William Slim is named chief of the imperial general staff in Britain, succeeding Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery who becomes military chairman of the defense council for the five-nation Western European Alliance. Slim led British forces in Burma during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
British War Office
Field Marshall Viscount Montgomery
Defense Council
Western European Alliance
Slim
Britain
Burma
Mann Rally at Methodist Church Plans $2000 Event
John Mann Methodist Church schedules an 8 pm rally tomorrow led by Rev. E H Jackson pastor. The program features special music readings and a guest speaker, supporting a $2000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann Methodist Church
E. H. Jackson
Rufus White Rites Held After Train Collision
Rufus White aged 48 of Charles Town died from injuries after his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at Flowing Springs crossing. He was buried at Aurora West Virginia following services.
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Rufus White
Charles Town
Baltimore and Ohio
Flowing Springs Crossing
Aurora
W. Va
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Oak
Berryville Lumber Co., Inc
Berryville 19
U. B
Rally Tomorrow
Martinsburg Pike
York Inn
Edwin T. Snider
Mgr
Coleman Dunn
Winchester, Va
Loudoun St
Indian Aly
Sportland Soda Bar
Donald Walter
Uncle Sam
Harvey-Whipple, Inc
Springfield
Mass
Kraft
Blaze ' Ler
Episcopal Province
Boston
Cleveland
N. Cameron St
Mrs. Williams
Snider and Jolliffe
Gen. Slim
Marshal Montgomery
John Mann
Rufus White Rites
John M. Hepfer
Frederick County Court House
G. G. Baker
Henry M. Cline
C. 1
Brumback&Sons
Schwinn
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
the All-Purpose Vehicle Lamp Motor CO
Smithtieta Ave
Glaize & Bro
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Pine Motor Co., Inc
Dodge-Plymouth
Summit Point
Jordan Springs
Rt. 11
As S Real Estate
Rouss Ave
Stoves Ranges
Winchester FurniTure CO
Main ST
Harmiess
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock & Germain
Royal Heater
Therm
Duo-Therm
Anderson Scaven
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