For Sale and Lost Items in Winchester Area Classifieds
Multiple classified notices from Winchester and White Post list items for sale including pine boards, a gray mare, a piano, an apple orchard with income potential, firearms? no, various farm implements, real estate, and services. Also listed are lost items such as pearls and a Maltese cat, plus business ads for beauty services, baby carriage, and theatre equipment.
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Garland Clark
White Post
Pingley
Winchester
U. S. Highway
Dandy
Ford
Box 11
Care Star
Rebecca Owens
Arthur
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Wanted to rent rooms by veteran family
A veteran, his wife, and daughter seek to rent three furnished or unfurnished rooms. Contact phone number 6374 after 6 p.m. Includes a request for a quiet, suitable living space and a dependable occupant.
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Herman Hein
P. O
Lost Friendship Bracelet on Main Street
A lost friendship bracelet reported on Main Street with a contact number 5710.10-22-21 provided for return. The brief notes the item and location with a single contact detail.
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Main St
Two Injured In Sunday Auto Accident Near Stephens City
Sunday evening on Rt 631 near Stephens City a 1935 Ford convertible turned over injuring two occupants. Driver Lacey Wymer of Stephens City and passenger Clyde Ghramm of Winchester sustained contusions but no hospital care was needed. Trooper J S Fant investigated.
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Rt. 631
Stephens City
Lacey Lee Wymer
Charles Windle, Jr
Rt. 1
Strasburg
Wymer
Clyde Ghramm
Walnut Street
Winchester
J. S. Fant
Public Auction at Carter G McFarland Estate
Public sale to be held at the late residence five miles northwest of Winchester on Thursday October 24 1946 starting at 1 PM. Items include walnut drop leaf table corner cupboard cook stove oil stove chairs rockers organ sewing machine dressers beds hay equipment cows radio shotgun canned goods jars chickens kitchen utensils and other items. Cash terms. Administrators Carter G McFarland Stanley J McFarland Arthur H McFarland. Roy P Duvall Auctioneer.
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Carter G. McFarland
Winchester
Stanley J. McFarland
Arthur H. McFarland
Roy P. Duvall
Sales Directory October 25 to November 9 notices
List of sale dates and locations for estate and household goods. Kernstown Barr Farm Middletown Gainesboro Williams' Wood Yard and addresses include Mrs. Schneider Mrs. Funk Mr. Punk J. Dove detail items such as livestock machinery furniture and farm equipment.
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J. E. McCarty
Kernstown
Barr Farm
Route 50
R. Schneider
Middletown
Rose M. Funk
G. M. Punk
J. D. Davis
Gainesboro
J. D. Dove
Market St
Stephenson
Williams
Market Quotations Livestock and Produce Markets Baltimore
USDA quotations from Baltimore on October 22 show cattle trade limited with most buyers well supplied. Steers around 1100 lb at 27.00. canner and cutter cows 8.00 11.50. stock steers 778 lb at 17.50. Calves trades weak. bidders 19.00 20.00 for good cattle. hogs sold early near 25.50 up to 350 lb. Sheep slaughter lambs 20.00 22.00, culls to 12.00 16.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
P . Tee
Sears
Local Markets Corrected Daily by The Star
Local markets are corrected daily though The Star does not assume responsibility for typographical errors.
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Star
Local farm market prices for feed grains and poultry
Prices listed for corn meal and feeds by bag or cwt, including cracked corn and turkey starter, grower, and egg mash. Also shown are live poultry prices for young turkeys, hens, and toms, plus Leghorn broilers and heavy breed stock.
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Evita
San Turkeys Grower An
Ok Seas
Seocan
Roo Gate
Aviainee
Eee
Turkey Grower
Local Graded Egg Market Update
Market data shows graded eggs priced between 12 and 16 dollars with standard quality indicators. Buyers note varying grades A and B with range 4 to 10 in the local market, reflecting supply shifts and pricing in demand.
Stock Market Slump Amid Labor Woes And Steel Shortages
Light selling and slow dealings dragged the New York market, with brief recoveries fading. Losses narrowed after midmorning as pessimism over labor management disputes, a threatened coal strike, steel scrap shortages, and automotive union fears weighed on stocks. Prominent names like U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, and Kodak faced declines while a few firms held firmer footing. Cotton rose early then retraced, grains and bonds showing mixed movement.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Genevla Motors
American Telephone
Northern Pacific
N. Y Central
Great Northern
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Kennecot
Union Carbide
Schenley
Eastman Kodak
International Harvester
Johns Manville
National Distillers
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Grain Futures Rise in Quiet Chicago Trading
Chicago grain quotations show futures edging higher with wheat leading gains of up to 11-2 cents. Opening prices listed for wheat, corn, and oats across January March and May contracts.
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Chicago
Oats
Middletown Crash Causes $300 Damages and Reckless Driving Charge
A Sunday crash at the 3rd Street Route 11 intersection in Middletown caused $300 in damages. Francis Estes Kline of Stephens City faces a reckless driving charge after arraignment in Trial Justice Court. The other vehicle was a 1941 Mercury driven by Arthur Meyer of Cleveland. Trooper J. S. Fant investigated.
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3Rd Street
Route 11
Middletown
Francis Estes Kline
Stephens City
Arthur Meyer
Cleveland
Ohio
J. S. Fant
Green Considers Senate Chamber Changes
Senator Green of Rhode Island weighs remodeling the Senate chamber to quell excessive talk. He proposes amplifying viewers not to broadcast proceedings and aims for a quieter, tidier look next summer. He notes many speakers address galleries, not the Senate, if broadcasts occur.
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Washington
Green
Dri
Senate Chamber
Senate
Berryville Seeks Larger Berryville High School
Berryville patrons at a Monday night P T A meeting discussed boosting teacher salaries and expanding the Berryville High School from nine to eleven rooms. Dr D Blanton Allan and Superintendent Archie F Robertson showed plans and announced bids due by November 18.
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Berryville High School
Berryville P. ‘Ti. A
Beveryville
D. Blanton Allan
Archie F. Robertson
Bill Shackleford
Oscar Ramserg
Widow Jessie Reely Dies at Middletown Home
Jessie Rhodes Reely 79 widow of James Townsend Reely former Middletown postmaster died at her home after long illness. A Grace Methodist Church member active in the Woman's Society of Christian Service she was born May 8 1866 in Middletown and was the last survivor of her family. Surviving are son James Carson Reely daughter Martha Reely grandson Charles Carson Reely and many relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3 PM from her home.
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Jessie Rhodes Reely
James Townsend Reely
Middletown
Reely
Grace Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Isaac and
Elizabeth Dinges Rhodes
James Carson Reely
Martha Reely
Middietown
Charles Carson Reely
Purcellvile
Clergy Assist for Burial Service
The Rev. R. B. and the Rev. D. A. Berry of Naomee will assist. Interment will take place in the family lot in Mount Carmel cemetery.
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R. B
D. A. Berry
Naomee
Astor
Mount Carmel
Japanese Radar Use in 1942 Confirms War Department Note
The War Department states that Japan possessed radar as early as 1942 and deployed the technology throughout World War II. This supports early procurement and later operational use by Japanese forces.
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War Department
What Is Wrong When Prayer Fails
Edwin J. Dingle, a former sick Englishman, describes a Tibet encounters with a mystic who taught him a Power of Knowledge to shape life health wealth and success. He claims to have recovered from near death and illness and seeks to share his insights through a limited run of free books.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Englshman
Edwin J. Dingle
As & Man
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Hilda Blanchfield
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W. A. Blackwell
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Richmond
E W Armstrong Co
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Winchester Evening Star
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P. O. Box
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Young Lady Soda
Barry Peoples
Apply Union News Co
Greyhound Bus
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Greyhound Bus Terminal
Baylass Dept. Store
Martha Washington Restaurant
G. I. Bill
Nichols Co
E. Hill’ Mer
Earl Shade
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H. A. Smith
White Palace
Stuart Perry
Mantor Farm
Dogwood
Care Stosse] & Sons Co
Front Royal
Stephens
Chevrolet Mae
Adams
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Blondin
Niagara Falls
Baltimore Livestock
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Wes Darien
Stock Market
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Senator Green
Berryville
Townsend Reely
General Electric Self
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England
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J. S. Fair, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pusasylvania Retresd Company
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