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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1947

Page

2

Silverware Industry Keeps Price Line Despite Rising Costs

The International Silver Co plans to hold prices in 1947 despite higher operation costs. President Evarts C. Stevens says no significant price changes have been made in advertised lines since the war and OPA relief was not sought. Local dealers promoting the line include Crowe's Jewelry Store, Edward B. Capper, Johnston Jewelry Store, Hodgson & Brown, and others.

International Silver Evarts C. Stevens OPA International Silver Co Crowe's Jewery Store Edward B. Capper Johnston Jewelry Store Jerel Box Hodgson & Brown Mowery Jewelry Store Frank Crane

NLRB seeks court injunction against AFL union action

The National Labor Relations Board asked a federal court in Chattanooga to prohibit a Taft Hartley era secondary boycott by an AFL local carpenters union. Judge Leslie Carr set a hearing on the NLRB petition for this afternoon.

Chattanooga National Labor Relations Fd AFL Carpenters Union Leslie Carr Unio

Sales Directory listings for Oct dates and items

Directory of farm sales with dates times owners and locations. Listings include horses dairy cows heifers farm machinery livestock and household goods across multiple West Virginia and Virginia locations with specific routes and landmarks.

W. O. Beatty R. E. Price W. Va Miller Gore Whitacre Attie Shiley Clearbrook U. 8 Frank Royston Boyce

Dehydrated Sweet Potatoes Boost Milk Vitamin A

Virginia study with 12 Holstein cows shows dehydrated sweet potatoes as dairy feed substitute for corn raises milk vitamin A and carotene levels. Milk production drops minimally and butterfat percentage stays similar, documented by Robert D. Mather of the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station.

Blacksburg Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station Robert D. Mather Mather

Crimson to Lose Moravec for Season

Harvard football captain Vincent Moravec will not play again this season due to a knee injury sustained against Virginia. A university official stated he is through as an athlete and may return to classes in two to three weeks, with six months needed to assess long term impact.

Boston Vincent Moravec Harvard Moravec Virginia Charlottesville Crimson

O Halloran Captures 100 Mile Midget Title at Langhorne

Mike O Halloran, a 31 year old veteran driver from Lansing Illinois, set a new world record in the 100 mile midget auto race at Langhorne Speedway by winning in one hour four minutes 54.22 seconds. Paul Mantz of Los Angeles finished second and Chet Gibbons of Patterson New Jersey finished third.

Philadelphia Mike O'Halloran Lansing Langhorne Speedway Mark A Bonnell Erie Paul Mantz Los Angeles Chet Gibbons Patterson N. J

Snake Handlers Draw Crowd To Ky Tribute Rally

In Harlan Kentucky a gathering of about 3000 watched five state snake handlers honor 12 year old Fay Nolan who survived a snake bite without medical care. About 50 handlers, from Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina, used rattlers and copperheads in a staged rite. Fay Nolan reportedly allowed a rattler to coil around her neck and no bites were reported.

Harlan, Ky Fay Nolan Holiness Bruce Temple The Harlan Enterprise Black Mountain Virginia Temple Fay Noland Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia North Carolina

California and Michigan Share Rose Bowl Hopes

California’s Fritz Crisler spurns the Bears while Lynn Waldorf leads California to a 48-7 win over Wisconsin. Michigan’s 69-0 victory over Pittsburgh keeps the Wolverines unbeaten as both teams loom toward Pasadena and a Rose Bowl date.

Calif Bears Michigan New York Fritz Crisler California Lynn Waldorf Pasadena Golden Bears Crister Wolverine Waldorf Northwestern Crisler Wisconsin Pittsburgh Wolverines Notre Dame Texas Georgia Tech

Cather Defends Jalopy Title At Airport Speedway

Ken Cather defended his jalopy championship by winning the 50 lap feature at Airport Speedway on Sunday. Chess Wilkins and Douglas Bailey followed, with Carl Anderson finishing fourth as Art Cornwell caused a tire blowout by ramming Anderson. Heat winners included Anderson, Cather, Wilkins, Bowers, Sickler, Donoval, Cornwell, Bailey and Reid.

Ken Cather Airport Speedway Chess Wilkins Douglas Bailey Carl Anderson Art Cornwell Anderson Cather Wilkins Ed Bowers Freddie Sickler George Donoval Cornwell Bailey

Mrs. Washington Dies at White Post Funeral in Ebenezer Baptist Church

Vergie Jackson Washington known as Mrs. Washington dies at her farm home in White Post Warren county She leaves husband David Washington 11 children and many relatives Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Ebenezer Baptist Church White Post with Elder L D Ford and H A Twyman officiating Interment at White Post Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named including Deacons Turner Williams Hodge Monroe Redmon and Washington family members.

Vergie Jackson Washington Thomas Sowers White Post Cornelius and Lonny Jackson Warren County David Washington William Richard Washington Helen Washington Virginia Allen Ella Mae Briscoe Christela Brown Winchester James Bayard Frisco Webster Cornelia Ebenezer Baptist Church L. D. Ford Front Royal H. A. Twyman Paconean Springs Newton Turner Daniel Williams Robert Hodge George Monroe Delaney Mosey Isaac Redmon Harrison Dean Clarence Johnson George Anderson Robert Washington Charles Redmon Jake Washington

Mrs. G. M. Hofer Dies at Home at 52

Mrs GlaydS May Hofer 52 wife of C E Hofer district manager Gulf Oil Corp died at 8 am at her home 402 Millwood Ave after about a year of illness She was born March 20 1895 in Fredonia NY daughter of the late Albert and Anne Berg Man of Germany Sweden and had lived in Winchester six years coming from Norfolk She was a Braddock St Methodist member Survived by husband two children Beverly Elizabeth Hofer and Rolf Albert Hofer two brothers Edward Mau Fredonia NY and Prof Clyton Mau New York Funeral at 2 pm from Braddock St church with burial in Fredonia Wednesday.

Braddock St

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Lulu Beeler

Funeral services were conducted this afternoon for 67 year old Mrs. Lulu Beeler who died Friday night at her home. Rev. C. M. Gruesbeck led the rites with interment at Payne's Chapel. Pallbearers were Lee Glenn William Shanholtz Richard Braithwaite Walter Sellers Lawrence Winkfield and George McFarland.

Lulu Beeler C. M. Gruesbeck Payne's Chapel Lee Glenn William Shanholtz Richard Braithwaite Walter Sellers Lawrence Winkfield George McFarland

Answers to the Daily Quiz

Answers to the Daily Quiz printed on Page 4 list nine items with correct choices. The list includes John Adams Midway American players Only the male True New Republic Lofty tower attached to a mosque Atlanta and a cheeky line If someone offers you some tage cheese with a date of December 14 1947.

John Adams Midway True New Republic Atlanta

W. G. Elliott Found Dead at Hayfield Home

William Grover Elliott 42 truck driver died at 3 pm at his Hayfield residence from a gunshot judged self inflicted by coroner Dr. J. Troxell. Born Nov 19 1904 in Grimes he was never married and is survived by two brothers a niece and a nephew. Funeral services Wednesday at Omps Funeral Home and Mt Olive Cemetery with pallbearers named.

William Grover Elliott Hayfield J. Troxell Gilbert Katie McCormick Elliott Grimes John Leroy Elliott Neice Ruth Elliott Curtice Elliott R. 3 Winchester Omps Mt. Olive J. Goode Mt. Olive Cemetery Clifton Nail Willian Clowser Franklin Lineburg Robert Foster Perry Nail John Coughenour

Florida storm damage near 20 million dollars

Southeast Florida suffered record flood damage as a hurricane lashed the region with up to 60 mph winds. The Agriculture Commissioner pegged crop losses at 15 to 20 million dollars as thousands fled to schools and public buildings and roads flooded. Air force planes sprayed dry ice to affect the storm, while Bermuda reported the system moving northeast with heavy gales.

Miami Fla Florida Atlantic Nathan Mayo Everglades Fort Lauderdale Red Cross Pompano State Pompano Beach Hammondville Air Forces Atlantic Ocean J. A. Ashcraft J. E. Williams C. N. Chamberlain MacDill Field Army Air Base Tampa Weather Bureau Cape Hatteras Charleston Ss. C Virginia Capes Bermuda Hamilton U. S. Army Air Forces George Rouglas Stephenville Tex

W C LaFollette Succumbs at 81 in Winchester

William C. LaFollette aged 81, a retired farmer from Lehew West Virginia, died last night at his son Roy LaFollette's home in Winchester. He was born February 25 1866 and survived by wife Mary Kline four children a brother nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 3 p m at Timber Ridge Christian church with Rev. Francis Eldridge officiating.

William C. LaFollette Lehew W. Va Roy LaFollette Whitock Ave Silas and Jane Johnson LaFollette Mary Kline Yellow Springs Charles Franks Joseph Sullivan Russell Wincheser Evan LaFollette Bernville Whitlock Ave Timber Ridge Christian Church Francis Eldridge Benson, Ross, Alston Lohn LaFollette Lester Seldon Frank Forman

Col Morton’s Body Among War Dead Returned to Virginia

The body of Col Powhatan Mon cure Morton killed in an airplane crash near the Philippines is among war dead arriving in San Francisco. He will be buried at the University of Virginia where 85 years ago Gen Turner Ashby was buried after Winchester Civil War history.

Col Powhatan Moncure Morton Philippines San Francisco University of Virginia Gen Turner Ashby Winchester

Methodists Plan Memorial Service For Hoover-Kern Class

In planning memorial services by the Hoover-Kern Bible class of Market St Methodist Church President Robert Woneldorph announced a meeting at 7 15 p m tomorrow at the church. The program committee includes Kenzil Timbrook Charles Herrell Jack Bilimer Ralph Moe Neill Babb and Robert E.

Hoover-Kern Bible Market St

Garton Honored for 50-Year Journal Career

Vernon B. Garton a retired Martinsburg Journal reporter, was named to the 50-year club at the state newspaper conference in Morgantown. He is the son of Spotswood Franklin Garton and Florence Hoover Garton and began his career in Winchester.

Vernon B. Garton Martinsburg Journal Morgantown Mr. Garton Spotswood Franklin Garton Albemarle County Florence Hoover Garton Winchester

McKellar Announces End to Public Office Career

Senator Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee said he will not seek any public office again. The Memphis report notes the veteran Democrat stated this during an October 13 appearance. He has served as a long time U.S. senator.

Memphis Kenneth D. McKellar D-Tenn

Lt Charles B Jones Leads Hazardous Hurricane Recon Flight

18 Lt Charles B Jones of New Bedford Massachusetts carried out the dangerous mission for the 53rd weather reconnaissance squadron. Douglas described a three hour nightmare journey as they collected pressure readings and navigated toward the hurricane center. He spoke after greeting his wife and infant daughter Patricia Ann awaiting him at home.

Charles B. Jones New Bedford Mass Douglas Patricia Ann

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Silverware Industry Holding NRLB Sen Ontades Faraece John W. Rosenberger and CO S. Braddock St O'Halloran C. H. Staub Ridgeway Bunker Hill Thurs Falladone Guernsey Ayrshire Peties McCormick-Deering Victor Oliver Barshear Oliver Cash Dunn & Lewis Jolliffe R. E. Price Ridgeway Pine Motor CO. Inc America Ag Ae FIDE G. M. Hofer Mrs. Beeler W. G. Elliot Penn Chas. W. Webber and Sons Plumbing Stsaonhne Saar Baker & Anderson N. Braddock &T W. C. LaFollette Col. Morton Jos. Barton Farm Kernstown W. C. Beatty Coleman Dunn Ruby Schneider SCC Richmond Tuck State Corporation Commission Petersburg Hopewell Gass Co Burlington Burlington Fruit Co Pie” Glaize Bro Tey Et Ae Valley Weatherstrip and Awning CO Buena Vista Brumbacks N. Cameron St Fairplay Market Jones O*ton Order of Tr Plymouth Studebaker Chapman Motor CO W. Boscawen St Ralph Ralph G. Hengeveld B. Smalts & Son National Avenue Winchester FurniTure CO Loudoun ST Chrysler Airtemp Mervel W. Adams Eneex Veice the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
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