Indebtedness of Methodist Churches In Winchester District Reduced
Reports from nearly every charge show a strong year in the Winchester district led by Market Byett Church with 120 accessions. Dr. W W McIntyre notes debt on church property fell from about 200000 to 1147 over six years, with three new building projects including Market Street parsonage and Berryville and Stanley Sunday School structures.
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Virginia
Edburg
Market Byett Church
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Berryville
Front Royal
Braddock Street
McIntyre
Market Street Church
G. E. Hopkins
Stanley
Fire damages Bay Elementary at Takoma Park
Fire caused an estimated 10000 in damages at Bay Elementary School in Takoma Park. Classes were postponed for 209 pupils after the blaze started in a first floor storage room with costumes and cafeteria equipment. Fire Chief Irving W. Johnson cited prior break ins and earlier lights seen in the building.
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Takoma Park
Bay
Irving W. Johnson
Mrs Hauptman Native Briton Dies Suddenly
Edith M. Hauptman 78 widow of John L. Hauptman died suddenly Sunday night at 11 40. Born near Monmothshire England May 22 1863 she is survived by daughter Mrs C Wilson Whitmore five grandchildren and four Woore brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at her home with Rev Joseph Byers. burial Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Hauptman
John L. Hauptman
Monmothshire
Eng
Hauptman
C. Wilson Whitmore
George
Kenneth
Edith May
Robert
Caroline
Julia MacKay
Buffalo
N. Y
Breers
E. H. Woore
Clearbrook
A. J. Woore
Martinsburg
William C
Covington
F. L. Woore
Winchester
Joseph Byers
Mt. Hebron Cemtery
Cull Apples Aid Cows In Drought Hit Virginia
Virginia dairyman R G Connelly reports that droughts strike pastures while apple harvests produce cull apples and pomace. Experiments at Virginia Tech show dry matter value near hay and corn silage with pomace fed fresh or silaged. To offset lower protein, supplement with legume hay or a 24 percent crude protein grain concentrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia
R. G. Connelly
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
Connelly
One Shot Kills Two Jackrabbits in Oklahoma Field
Geary Oklahoma October 13 Pi As Ross Squires reports he saw a pair of jackrabbit ears dodge along a crop row. He fired once and two jackrabbits leaped and fell dead. He cannot explain where the second jackrabbit came from.
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Geary, Okla
Ross Squires
Notice of Estate Funds Transfer in Winchester Court
Dorothy M Schaechinger Extrix of Martha Sebecke and Taylor Barr Sergeant-admr cta plan to apply to the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on October 22 1941 for an order to transfer from Virginia to New Jersey funds from the sale proceeds of Martha Sebecke estate held by Taylor Barr Sergeant-admr cta.
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Dorothy M. Schaechinger
Martha Sebecke
Taylor Barr
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
New Jersey
Dorothy M. Schaeching
Virginia School Children Diet Study Expands Across Counties
Nearly 600 Virginia school children in 14 counties and two cities will report a week of meals including between meal candy and sodas. The data form one third of a state nutrition study led by Mildred Tate with Virginia Tech and Virginia Tech experts coordinating.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
State Nutrition Committee
Mildred T. Tate
Home Economics
Virginia Tech
William H. Roney
Mary S. Earhart
V. P. I. Home Economics Department
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Home Economics Division
State Department of Education
National Youth Administration For
State Home Demonstration Service
WPA
State Planning Board
Experiment Station
Roanoke
Danville
Bishop Strider Delivers Sermon at Bunker Hill Service
The Rt. Rev. R. E. L. Strider of Wheeling, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia, spoke at Old Christ Episcopal Church in Bunker Hill during annual services marking its long history. Attendees included local Episcopalians. a box luncheon followed on the lawn hosted by Nelson Parish Young Peoples Fellowship.
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R. E. L. Strider
Wheeling
West Virginia
Old Christ Episcopal Church
Bunker Hill
Young Peoples Fellowship
Nelson
Carlton H. Fox
Ex-Judge Manton Released From Prison
Martin T. Manton, 61, former senior judge of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals at New York, was freed today from the Northeastern Federal Penitentiary after serving the minimum two years for selling justice. He had faced charges in five indictments alleging acceptance of about 122000 dollars to influence rulings over a nine year period.
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Lewisburg
Martin T. Manton
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Northeastern Federal Penitentiary
Manton
Supreme Court
China
German Plane Crashes in Eire. Four Dead
A German plane crashed on Blackstairs Mountain in County Wexford near Kilkealy at midnight Saturday. The Eire government information bureau announced four occupants were killed in the accident.
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Dublin
Blackstairs Mountain
County Wexford
Eire Government Information Bureau
Kilkealy
Frederick County Farm Defense Board sets higher production goals
The Frederick County Defense Board outlines targets to raise output of milk hogs eggs and pork by up to 16 percent over 1941 levels with specific goals for fluid milk eggs hogs and pigs. Educational sessions begin October 20 with multiple community meetings through October 29 and officials from local organizations banks cooperatives and the state defense board attending.
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Frederick County Defense Board
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
Gore
Tschool
Grange Hall
Middletown
County Court House
Mt. Airy
White Hall
New Clearbrook School
New Gainesboro
E. Funk
I. Fred Stine
Julian Everly
Frank B. Rees, Jr
Mr. Espes
Ralph Woods
Slayings of Miley and Mother Said Solved by Confession
In Lexington Kentucky Tom C Penny confessed to taking part in the September 28 robbery slayings of golf star Marion Miley and her mother. Penny named co defendant Robert H Anderson as the other shooter. Authorities report he denied involvement.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kentucky
Marion Miley
Tom C. Penny
Miley
Lexington
Robert H. Anderson
Louisville
Penny
Hendericks Brown
Ernest Thompson
A. B. Price
Anderson
Newsboy
Homer Cramer
Thompson
Cramer
Tommy Lunsford
Penney’s
Bud Tomlinso
Penney
Swank Country Club
Mrs. Miley
Bahamas Seen From Air Like Stepping Stones to Cuba
Aerial view from 50 miles off Florida shows the Bahamas as a chain of stepping stones toward Cuba. The formation appears spread across the Caribbean, with shallow waters linking banks and reefs visible from above.
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Bahamas
Florida
Cuba
Food Packages For French Prisoners Aired In Talk
Joshua Campbell described how food parcels reach French prisoners via the Red Cross while praising Marshal Petain and Free France. He recalled Paris evacuation, refugee camouflaging tricks, and German efficiency, noting $100 proceeds for Bundles for Britain in Clarke County.
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Berryville
Joshua Campbell
France
Red Cross
Mr. Campbell
Paris
Marshal Petain
Campbell
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Clarke County Organization
Britain
Rosalind Hudekoper
Treasury Status Receipts and Outlays Reported
Treasury data shows receipts of 16.26 million and expenditures of 75.48 million for October 10. Gross debt stands at 51.52 billion.
Evening Late News Timetable Across Time Zones
The STAR schedules late news at 9 PM in London 10 PM Berlin Rome and 11 PM Balkans reflecting correspondent deadlines across regions.
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STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
Virginia Crops Matured Before Dry Period Across State
Virginia farmers saw meat crops mature despite a protracted drought. Water shortages and late hay losses occurred while corn and cotton harvesting benefited from dry weather. Apples were affected in size, spinach and beans suffered Eastern Shore moisture issues, and dairies pressed to maintain production with high demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Augusta
Albermarle
Nelson
Carroll
Maryland Fruit To Go Abroad
Washington county apple growers report export apple sales to England may restart after several years. The surplus Marketing Administration will buy export size fruit, 2 and 1⁄4 to 2 inches, shipped from Washington county. About 73 carloads of apples, including export size, will be purchased this week by the federal agency from local growers, mainly Yorks and Stayman Winesaps, at 80 to 85 cents per bushel.
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Hagerstown
Mad
Washington County
England
Maryland Committee of Apple Growers
Surplus Marketing Administration
Federal
Yorks
Curtain Call Hoped For Church Builders After Collapse
The Rev. James H. Taylor hopes volunteer workers who built the Four Square Gospel Church last summer receive a curtain call after the building collapsed in a recent windstorm in Springfield Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ore
James H. Taylor
Four Square Gospel Church
Volcanic Eruption Moves Capital From Rabaul to Lae
The eruption from two craters forces migration of the capital of New Guinea from Rabaul to Lae as authorities relocate government functions and facilities to the safer inland city.
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New Guinea
Rabaul
Lae
Morgenthau Backed as Enemy by Farm States
Senator Bankhead criticizes Treasury Secretary Morgenthau as Public Enemy No 1 of farmers. He argues farm prices rise from scarcity and denies inflation danger, noting large surpluses in wheat tobacco and other crops. Bankhead and Smith say Morgenthau pressures market prices and misstates agricultural policy.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Senator Bankhead
Dala
Ankhead
Bankhead
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the daily quiz printed on page four list items and solutions. Aurora borealis alloy author private first class Woodrow Wilson Mrs Wallis Warfield two Sinclair Lewis major domo are provided as the quiz results.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wallis Warfield
Sinclair Lewis
Major Domo
Kiwanis workers vow bold red dress to beat Blue Monday
Fifty female Kiwanis International staff in Chicago plan to wear bright red dresses on Monday to lift spirits and counteract Blue Monday, a mood that follows the weekend.
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Chicago
Kiwanis International
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