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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
9
Safeway Stores Inc says it will assume no transit responsibility for all produce purchased at the shipping point. President Lingan A Warren notes the policy targets practice of buyers soliciting adjustments from shippers for questionable claims and will apply to written orders with no exceptions.
A fragmented notice notes concerns over who bears in transit risk and claims about producer quality justifying a sale. The text implies questions of liability and product adequacy affecting a sale decision.
The W S of Rest Church will hold October meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A J Kline and Miss Bertha Kline on North Loudoun in Winchester Saturday October 14 at 8 oclock. Also notes Rev W F Bull attending the Methodist annual conference in Lynchburg and other local social updates.
RELIANCE Virginia October 12 Mr and Mrs Johnson of Arlington spent a week here as Mr Johnson helped pick apples A ladder broke while in Herbert Brumbacks orchard sending him about eight feet to the ground Other local visits include Mrs Betty Derflinger and daughter from Columbus Ohio and Rev and Mrs Ted Erick housing with bad colds Mrs Stevens the primary teacher badly burned canning beans when jars exploded nearby
Mrs R R Stickley hosted the missionary society meeting with Mrs Clyde Clem leading. Miss Mildred Judy, formerly with the Army Nurses Corps in Australia, returns and will be stationed at a West Virginia hospital. Mrs Louise Bowen White left for South Carolina to be with her husband. Mrs Mary Kerns hosts her sister from Laurel Maryland for a few days. Mr Edgar Smoke, a patient at Charlottesville Hos pitol continues to be listed among local arrivals and departures.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Harmon and their children Delpha and Donald attended a dinner at the home of their daughter, with other relatives joining the gathering. The event highlighted family ties and shared hospitality.
Mrs Russell Combs and others visited families in Martinsburg and Belmont. Curtis Wilson fell ill while visiting the Wilmer Anderson home. Albert Luttrell and others were guests at E Luttrell's residence last Sunday. Additional visitors included Luther DeHaven Holmes Whitacre Carter Lautrell and Poffenburger and Holliday families.
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