Rebecca Lodge Wins Sweepstakes Prize At Farm And Home Fair
Rebecca Lodge wins sweepstakes at the annual Farm and Home Fair held at East Gerrard and Eben Nethers. Mary Nethers places second with five blue ribbons. Burl Carpenter of Round Hill is third. Honorable mentions include Cornelia Gordon, Edith Russell, and others. Notebook awards go to Rebecca Lodge, Cornelia Gordon, and Mary Ellen Nethers. Other results note winners in fruit classes and egg divisions. full list to be published Monday.
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Aes Club
East Gerrard
Eben Nethers
White Hall Club
Burl Carpenter
Round Hill
Cornelia Gordon
Harbaugh
Friendly Grove
Edith Russell
Eloiseton
Kernston
Rebecca Lodge
Cornelia Gor Gom
Mary Ellen Nethers
The
Baptist Church
Athe Masaheth
Elizabe Sprouse
R. A
Sam Whitacre
Whitacre
Nancy Brumback
Mt. Airy
Mildred Hartman
Kernstown
York
Gano
White Hall
Clarence Cather
Richard Cather
Mary Ellen Nethrs
Hilda Whitmane
Whit H
Edith Braith
Vivian . Hayfield
Charles I. Hayfield
Merle Reynolds
Gravel Springs
Robert Dailey
Whitna
Bud Denny
Round
Baltimore Livestock And Produce Markets Report Oct 25
Baltimore market report shows firm eggs at 40-42 cents per dozen for nearby ungraded whites, pullets 26-28, mixed colors 30-33, and butter at 40.8 cents. Cattle mostly steady with grain-fed higher, calves up 50 cents, hogs steady with top around 10.90, lambs 40-50 cents higher, ewes and wethers strong, and western stockers active as 6,000 westerns entered the run. Chicago figures note nominal hog market with top around 10.50 and cattle and sheep mostly firmer on light supplies.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Clarke Agriculture Defense Board Plans Meetings Next Week
Clarke County Agriculture Defense Board schedules two public meetings to discuss global tensions and farming. The Berryville high school auditorium hosts Capt. Frank Wray and E M Funk on Monday October 27 at 8 pm. White Post Parish Hall hosts the same speakers on Wednesday October 29 at 8 pm.
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Clarke Agriculture County Defense Board
Berryville
Frank Wray
E. M. Funk
White Post
C. C. Funkhouser
Clarke Cornmeetings
Fred Swann To Play Memorial Organ at Church
Fred Swann son of Rev T M Swann will give a miniature concert on the Ebert Memorial Organ at Market Street Methodist Church Sunday evening. He will accompany Miss Mary Lou Steele who sings The Holy How. selections include Love Divine Sublime Sweet March Romaine Londonderry. Rev Evans Hopkins will preach at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Church
Freddie Swann
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Church
Ebert
Mary -Lou Steele
Freddie
Mary Carper
Londonderry
Ae Evans Hopkins
Girl Scout Week Set For Winchester October 26 to November 1
Winchester observes Girl Scout Week from October 26 through November 1 with plans to link Scouting to national defense. Church Day opens the week at Grace Lutheran Church followed by Homemaking Citizenship International Friendship and Health and Safety days with troop activities and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoul Garrabrandt
Winchester Girl Scout Council
Garrabrandt
Grace Lutheran Church
Kharkov Falls as German Drive Advances on Donets Basin
German forces pressed toward Rostov and the Donets river basin after Kharkov fell, with Semyon Timoshenko leading Red defenses and heavy losses on both sides. Mussolini reshuffled 60 Fascist Guild officers amid Italy’s unrest, while Japan and Washington clashed over blockade and expansion plans in the Far East.
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Donets
Semeon Timoshenko
Kharkov
Hitler
Rostovon-Don
St. Louis
Moscow
Kiev
Ukraine
Berlin
Fedor von Bock
Italy
Mussolini
Far East
Frank Knox
Japan
Pepper
Washington
D-Fla
Washington-Tokyo
United States
Orient
Hawaii
California
Panama
Alaska
Oczi
Hongkong
Philippines
Singapore
Prayer Services Planned During Week at Braddock Street Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Braddock Street Church announces the annual Week of Prayer. Activities begin Monday at 3 o clock in the Women's Assembly room with Mrs. J W Rosenberger in charge. Speakers include Mrs. Ella Miller and Mrs. O L Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Braddock Street Church
J. W. Rosenberger
Ella Miller
O. L. Jamison
F. H. Way
Golden Rule Bible Class
Mary Glenn Lupton
Woman's Assembly Room
J. F. Bly
Mrs Shiner Funeral Planned In Winchester
Mrs Anna Matilda Shiner 80 died at her home 37 South Cameron Street after a six month illness. She was widow of glove maker and band musician Stewart A Shiner of Winchester. Survived by five children and a brother. Funeral Monday at 2 30 from the residence with Rev S L Pickinger officiating. Lyceee band to play at Mount Hermon.
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Anna Matilda Shiner
South
Cameron Street
Shiner
Stewart Alexander Shiner
Winchester
Frederick County
John
Mary Newcome
Welltown
Braddock Street
Loney Cline
Georgia Shiner
Kitty Shiner
James Newcome
Martinsburg
W. Va
S. L. Plickinger
D. D
Centenary Reformed
Rainbow Wedding At Douglas High School
A Rainbow Wedding program will be held at 8 pm tomorrow at Douglas High School on North Kent Street for St Stephens C M E Church. Musical numbers feature the Hallelujah Four and the Winchester Trio. Prof. K N Gaskins, principal, will give an address.
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Douglas High School
North Kent Street
St. Stephens C. M. E. Church
Hal'elujah
Washington
Winchester
K. N. Gaskins
Noted Medical Specialist Dead
Detroit news reports the death of Dr. George Washington Hill a 70 year old noted neurologist and professor at Yeash Medical College University of Chicago from a heart attack at a downtown hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George Washington Hill
Yeash Medical College
University of Chicago
Navy Day Emphasizes Navy Recruiting and Unity
Monday October 27 is Navy Day to spark interest in the Navy and boost enrollments. The Navy reports morale high, desertions at .25 percent, bad conduct discharges at .3 percent, and monthly recruitment over 12,000. Navy Day chair Dr. Leon Slavin of Winchester urges mindful support for Naval strength.
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Washington
Navy
Navy Department
United States Navy
Navy Day
Winchester
Leon Slavin
United States
Beta Sigma Phi Sessions Open At George Washington Hotel
The annual Beta Sigma Phi convention opens at 4 PM at the George Washington Hotel with Miss Eunice Harlan delivering the address from national headquarters in Kansas City. Evening entertainment includes dancing by Miss Alice and Ann Langbein and Mary Green with Nettie Carbaugh. a ritualistic work and business session follow tomorrow after breakfast.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
George Washington Hotel
Eunice Harlan
National Headquarters
Kansas City
Alice
Ann Langbein
Mary Green
Nettie Carbaugh
Epsile
Winchester
Extension Courses At Strasburg School From UVa Faculty
The University of Virginia Extension Department will offer two Tuesday courses at Strasburg High School. 4:30 to 6:10 pm covers The Volcanic Era of Modern European History taught by John N McIlwraith. 7:00 to 8:40 pm covers Modern English and American Drama taught by Conrad Logan. 17 weeks, one 1h40m meeting weekly. Tickets open to teachers for credit or any interested reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Strasburg High School
J. M. Garber
John N. Mcllwraith
Madison College
Conrad Logan
Galsworthy
Barrie
George Bernard Shaw
Henry Arthur Jones
Eugene O’neill
Marc Connelly
Sidney Howard
Maxwell Anderson
Garber
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore market notes show Wheat No 2 Red Winter Gar licky spot at 1.12 4 and October at 1.12 4. Corn bids run 83 to 87 cents per bushel with barley around 65 cents. Winchester Market lists Wheat 1.06, Corn 83 cents, and barley 65 cents per bushel. Prices reflect mill deliveries with year ago figures: Wheat 87 cents, Corn 78 cents per bushel.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Mrs. Dortch Reappointed Clarke Roll Call Chairwoman
Hobson McGehee announced that Mrs. Tyson Dortch resumes as Clarke County Red Cross roll call chairwoman with sub leaders named for Chapel District White Post Longmarsh Tryville and others. The chapter sets a 1100 quota and outlines aid programs and knitwear goals.
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Berryville
Hobson McGehee
Clarke County
The
Red Cross
Tyson Dortch
Roll Call
Malvin Longerbeam
Charles
BE. Miley
Boyce High School
Rose MacDonald
W. S. Powers
Nan Thomas
R. G. Mitchell
H. P. Mitchell
Millwood
Agnes Mitchell
Motor Corps
W. D. Wisecarver
Joseph F. Moore
W. B. Watkins, Jr
Robert L. Bush Dies in York Pa at About Sixty Five
Robert L. Bush aged about 65 died at his home in York Pennsylvania yesterday after years running a bicycle and roller skate business and later traveling. He was son of Silas Bush formerly of Clarke County and survived by a sister Cora Boward of Hagerstown Maryland and a brother David of Baltimore and two brothers at home. He was cousin of Walter Ig and Matt Ebersole of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Bush
York
Winchester
Bush
Silas Bush
Clarke County
Cora Boward
Hagerstown
David
Baltimore
Walter Ig
Matt Ebersole
Answers to Daily Quiz on Page Four
Answers to the daily quiz list items by number. It includes identifying names such as Foster and Walace, topics like furniture manufacturing and fireworks, and places like Massachusetts and New York City. The page anchors six through ten reference figures like the Vice President Henry A. Wallace, Elwood, Theodore Roosevelt, and related facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Ce . Foster
Furniture Manufacturing
Massachusetts
Henry A. Walace
Elwood
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Nook Beer License Hearing Promises Front Royal Site
Notice that W. O. Fries proposes to apply before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on Tuesday November 4 1941 for a license to retail beer above 3.2 percent at The Nook Front Royal intersection 522 and 50 with on premises consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Nook
W. O. Fries
Front Royal Road
Winchester Star Information Bureau Answer Inquiry
The Winchester Star states that the Information Bureau will provide factual answers to any question of fact. Readers are invited to consult Page 4 for details on how to submit questions and receive responses.
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Winchester Star Information Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Nethers
Burl. Carpenter
Maurice Carpenter
Junior Morrison
Gore
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
Thomas Credit Jewelers
N. Loudoun
Clarke Agriculture Defense Board
Fred Swann
District Nurse Association
Britain
Reds
Braddock St
Evelyn Pearman
Ministry of Healing
Brewster Hospital
Ruby Shiley
Eula Affleck
D. O. Louderback
Rainbow
Douglas School
Rees
Leesburg
Fifth ST
N. E
Washington, D. C
Franklin
All Trade and Mercantile Agencies
Adams
Beta Sigma Phi
Margaret Sirbaugh
Mae Burch
Dorothy McCann Rice
Jessie Glaize
Dorothy Allen
Kate Bradford
Bessie Lamb
Alice Tidler
Cornelia Lineburg
Ruth Solenberger
Betty Starner
Mary Molden
Louise Belchie
Elizabeth Snider
Dorothy Lyles
Strasburg
Mrs. Dortch
Clarke Roll Call
Charles Miley
Rob’t. Bush
Chrysler
Chapman Motor CO
Maricolo
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Shenandoah
PINE
Dodge-Plymouth Distributors
O An
W. Adams
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