Death Claims Hampshire Citizen Ulysses Anderson
Ulysses 8. Anderson longtime Capon Springs resident died at his home in Capon Springs W Va at 2 oclock in the morning following illness in the sixty ninth year of his life He was born January 8 1872 son of Benjamin and Rachel Goode Anderson Survived by widow Vernie Larrick one son John C Anderson of Moorefield three daughters Mrs Pearl Kump Kathleen Anderson of Capon Springs and Mrs David Hahn of Moorefield a sister Mrs Gertrude Brill of Capon Springs five grandchildren Miles Kump Willie Shoemaker Sheila Jean Ronald Hahn and John C Anderson Jr and two great grandchildren Theodore and Billy Shoemaker Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon with relatives and friends meeting at the house at 2 pm proceeding to Shiloh Church on Timber Ridge for services about 3 pm conducted by Rev Cartney H Anderson Interment in nearby cemetery
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Ulysses
Anderson
Cc Springs
County
W. Va
Benjamin and
Rachel Goode Anderson
Felix Goode
Vernie Larrick
John C. Anderson
Moorefield
Pearl Kump
Kathleen Anderson
Capon Springs
David Hahn
Gertrude Brill
Miles Kump
Willie Shoemaker
Rada
Sheila Jean Ronald Hahn
Theodore
Billy Shoemaker
Shiloh Church
Timber Ridge
Cartney H. Anderson
Winchester
Mrs. Kump 65 Dies In West Virginia Funeral Rites Set
Mrs. Kump aged 65 died at home with surviving children Carlton Smallwood Washington Mrs Holmes Fletcher Winchester Mrs Clyde Elliott Akron Ohio Miss Bertha Kump Akron Mrs Alva Whitlock Gore Winfred and Melvin Kump. Brothers and sisters include Garland Albert James Oates Capon Bridge Edward Oates Yellow Springs Jefferson Oates Millbrook WV Mrs William Lupton High View WV and Mrs Albert Boone Pleasantsville Ti. Rites conducted at Timber Ridge Christian Church Saturday at 1 PM Burial in adjoining cemetery Pallbearers named LaFollette Bunner Raymond Arnold Wingfield
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Washington
Holmes Fletcher
Winchester
Clyde Elliott
Bertha Kump
Akron
Ohio
Alva Whitlock
Gore
Winfred
Melvin Kump
Garland
Albert
James Oates
Capon Bridge
Edward Oates
Yellow Springs
Jefferson Oates
Millbrook
W. Va
William Lupton
High View
Albert Boone
Pleasantsville
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Harry, Roy
John LaFollette
Lester Bunner
Raymond Arnold
Roy Wingfield
P T A Leaders Urge Focused Defense Effort in Virginia
Mrs. William Kletzer of Portland urged Virginia P T A delegates to keep education free from business or political influence while promoting youth programs and national defense. State officials outlined needs in mental hygiene, clinics, and guidance services. 857 delegates attended in Richmond.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Sidney B. Hall
Superintendent of Public Instruction
William M. Kemper
Virginia
Price
J. Hoge Ricks
Baltimore Market Quotation Summary for Oct 24
Livestock and produce markets report steady to mixed prices across items. Potatoes and butter show modest shifts, while cattle hogs and sheep in Baltimore and Chicago futures reflect current demand and supply, with steers around 9 dollars per cwt and hogs near six and a half dollars.
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Chicago
Stock Market Report Reflects Cautious Gains Amid War Uncertainty
Wall Street showed uneven activity with a two day advance fading into modest gains near mid-session. Volume dropped after early trading as investors awaited signals from Axis actions. bonds and commodities held narrow ranges while Sterling stood at 4.04 dollars. Individual stocks listed include Am Can 94, Chrysler 81 1 4, Gen Electric 34 3 4, Gen Motors 49 17 8, Goodyear 16 7 8, N Y C 14 3 8, Packard 3 3 8 and others.
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Wheat and Grain Quotes Move as Loans Weaken Prices
Grain markets react to reported deletions of 1940 wheat sales tied to government loans. Wheat futures dip from earlier highs as cash and futures move with mixed signals. Chicago cash wheat shows no sales, while corn prices vary across grades and samples. Baltimore and Winchester also report mixed wheat and corn prices with mill deliveries noted.
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Road Improves North From Route 669 Toward Jefferson Farm
The road leading north from Route 669 to the Jefferson farm has been given a shale surface. The article notes the ostrich as the largest living bird, with an adult male reaching nearly eight feet and weighing about 300 pounds.
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Roosevelt Taft split fuels 1912 election drama
In 1912 Roosevelt challenged Taft, forming the Bull Moose party after a contested Republican convention. Wilson emerged for the Democrats as the election winner, while Taft carried only Utah and Vermont. Roosevelt endured an assassination attempt but continued campaigning.
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Baltimore
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Woodrow Wilson
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Clark
County Boys Go To Luray High for Chapter Installation
County Boys will travel to Luray High School tomorrow night to install a new Future Farmers of America chapter. Fred Dobbins, from Middletown and Stephens City, will lead the group with local degree team conducting the ceremonies. Officials include Har loline, Bolen, Snapp, Carbaugh, Brum ter, Dobbins, Sandy, Hack, Boyd, and Wall, with talks on agriculture by Stephens City members and events such as boxing bouts and a tall story contest.
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Fred Dobbins
Middletown
Stephens City
Jephans Har
Frederick Countians
R. A. Wall
Tremont House Boston First Modern American Hotel
The Tremont House in Boston opened in October 1829 as America's first truly modern hotel. It introduced single rooms, individual room keys, washbasin, pitcher, free soap, and gas lighting for guests.
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Annual Hallowe'en Celebration Plans at Recreation Center
The Recreation Association proposes a community party to keep youths off the streets from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Recreation Center on North Loudoun. Attendees may wear costumes. Halloween games and contests will be featured. The group plans broader cooperation next year with Mr Barney and the Legioning center.
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