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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1945

Page

3

Local Men Take Over Berkeley Springs Funeral Home

W D Parks sold his equipment and business in Berkeley Springs to Wayne Omps and Allen W Gaunt of Winchester Virginia. The funeral home will be leased and operated as Omps and Gaunt with Omps continuing the Winchester operation and Gaunt joining in. Mrs Nellie Jones, previously with Parks, remains involved.

Berkeley Springs W. D. Parks Wayne Omps Allen W. Gaunt Winchester Omps Omps Funeral Home Gaunt

Avco Expands Farm Equipment Reach with New Idea Purchase

Avco to acquire controlling interest in New Idea Inc to strengthen postwar diversification. Victor Emanuel says completion expected by mid month after standard examinations. New Idea, founded 1899 by Oppenheim family, serves 3,000 dealers across over 25 states, represented in Winchester by Barr's Orchard and Farm Supply.

The Aviation Corporation of New York New Idea, Inc Victor Emanuel Avco New Idea Crosley Corporation WLW Oppenheim Winchester Barr

Morrison Retires After 38 Years as Rural Mail Carrier

Berryville Virginia October 22 Howard Morrison retired from the Post Office Department effective September 1 after 38 years serving Berryville and Boyce routes. An early rural free delivery pioneer, he began on Route 2 in 1904,missed two WWI years for health, then moved to Boyce after Courtney B. Jones’s retirement. Morrison now works at C L Robinson Company in Winchester.

Berryville Howard Morrison Boyce Post Office Department Morrison Courtney B. Jones C. L. Robinson Company Winchester

Stephens City Middletown FFA Fair Exhibit Winners

More than 600 exhibits were shown at the Stephens City Middletown FFA Fair. Gene Larrick led with the highest score. sweepstake winners included Curtis Coffelt for chickens and Warren Driver for corn among others.

Stephens City Middletown Gene Larrick Curtis Coffelt Marshall Conner John Martin Ewing Warren Driver Eugene Snapp New Hampshire Reds Preston Conner Kenneth Rudd Alfred Lee Snapp Clyde Brumback Keller Nichols Roy Beaver William Dalton Leghorns Donald Grim Charles Rinker

County Fair Vegetable and Fruit Winners List

The document lists first through fourth place winners in a wide range of garden crops and canned goods from a county fair. Notable names include Roy Beaver Richard Clem Clyde Brumback Alan Rogers Robert Carter Eugene Snapp and Preston Conner among many others, spanning rhubarb to peppers and farm displays.

Gerald Racey Raymond Ewing Leonard Cooper Alan Rogers Clyde Brumback Charles Rinker Jack Lillis Richard Clem Thurston Grove Kenneth Cammer David Pence Eugene Snapp Curtis Coffet Linwood Dunn Frank Courtney Preston Conner Dannie Steele Donald Grim Capon John Hoover Leeds Miller Eugene Larrick Alan Cooley Red Clover Harry Taylor Timothy Marshall Conner Roy Beacher Robert Pifer Eugene Lardick Alsike Alvin Smith Lawrence Smith Iece Pence, Jr Keller Nichols Clayton Shiley Eddie Dodson James Hughes James Richard William Dalton Ray du Brueler Clayton Marrett Eugene Reynolds Thomas Brown Eugene Hay Allan Rogers Appies, York Glenn Bailey Alfred Lee Snapp Stayman John Martin Ewing James Earl Ewing Delicious Winesaps Glenn Barley Ben Davis Black Twigg Robert Fletcher Glen Barley Curtis Coffelt Kenneth McDonald Pears Okra Passnips Roy Beaver Harry Store Ee Lillis Robert Carter Jock Lillis Elwood McIntire Moons Fletcher Robert Fleter Larry Taylor Warren Driver Clyde Thompson White Ronald Fletcher E Steele Otto Lee Fuler Jhxog Andrew White Clayton Barrett Marshall Corner Raymond Racey Donald Dodson James Brumback Doyle Whittington Franklin Easter Edward Golightly Charles Sandy Earl Bailey Jean Dicks

Boy's Softball Trophies Displayed at Local Agency

Trophies won by Boy's Club teams are shown in the Railway Express Agency window on E. Piccadilly Street. Awards from the recent season will be presented soon. The display is sponsored by the B. F. Goodrich Company the Capitol Theatre and the Winchester Junior Board of Trade.

Boy’s Club Railway Express Agency E. Piccadilly Street Mae B. F. Goodrich Company Capitol Theatre Winchester Junior Board of Trade

Maytag Introduces New Appliance Lines for Postwar Market

Maytag announces new lines including automatic washer and dryer, gas and electric ranges, and an electric frozen food locker. Miller and Anderson, a local dealer at 19 East Boscawen Street, received a Maytag letter from President Fred Maytag II. Release dates are not set. gas range and freezer target early next year, with washers and driers later. Samples of postwar models have been released to over 7,000 U.S. dealers, with local display model expected soon.

Maytag Miller and Anderson East Boscawen Stret Fred Maytag II United States

Fine U S Map for Home Use Advertised by Information Bureau

Full color 21 by 28 inch map of the United States with Alaska and territories. Reverse side shows Army Navy Marine Corps insignia and Women in U S Service collar devices, plus silhouettes of fighter and bomber planes and state population figures with 200 largest cities. Postpaid fifteen cents to Information Bureau 316 Eye St N E Washington 2 D C.

United States Alaska Aleutians Army Navy Marine Corps U.S

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Nellie Jones Parks Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc Loudoun Street Chambray Mienzo Mergard S. Loudoun St Norma Davenport Daily Bros America Fairgrounds Kenneth Seal Latrick Beets Gene Nicholson Onions Ryland Coorper Potatoes Richard Adams Pumpkins Kershaw Leo Baker Ryland Carper Qur Radio Service Les Chapman Motor CO Monthly Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington D. C Washington, D. C Childs Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Winchester Furniture Company South Main Street Dial Headley’s Auction South Braddock Street Truck Suppliers, Inc MACK Mack Trucks Mack Service Lems U. S Winchester, Virginia
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