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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1944

Page

3

Clarke County Realty Transfers Deeds Recorded in Berryville Clerk Office

Clarke County Circuit Court records list transfers including Hattie V Williams et al to John Lampkin for a Josephine City lot near Berryville, and Josephine G Harn et al to E Blackburn Moore and Ralph N Dorsey for a 121 1 2 acre tract north of Berryville. Other transfers include Walter B Anderson et al to M W Jones Jr for a 75 acre tract north of Berryville highway, and E Blackburn Moore et ux with Ralph N Dorsey et ux to Carroll H Iden for a Rosemont Circle lot.

Circuit Court Clarke County Hattie V. Williams John Lampkin Josephine City Berryville Josephine G. Harn E. Blackburn Moore Ralph N. Dorsey Longmarsh Walter B. Anderson M. W., Jones, Jr Charlestown Carroll H. Iden Rosemont Circle

Baltimore Market Quotation Report on Sept 5

Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago show mixed livestock prices. Cattle and calves steady to higher in Baltimore, hogs and sheep uneven, with week’s tone cautious. Chicago offerings largely steady with some declines in certain weights and grades.

Baltimore U. S Baltimore Livestock Chicago Livestock Chicago WFPA

Chicago Grain Quotations Slip on Opening Trade

Chicago prices show declines in rye oats and wheat as liquidation stems from favorable war news. Wheat Sept. 1.54 to 1.50 1-2, Dec 1.52 to 1.50, May 1.50 1-8 to 1.50, July 1.42 1-2 to 1.41. Oats Sept 62 3-4 to 3-8, Dec 61 to 60 3-4, May 59 7-8 to 3-8, July 56 3-4 to 5-8. Rye Sept 1.02 to 1.00 1-2, Dec 1.02 3-4 to 1-2, May 1.02 3-4 to 1.04. Barley Sept 1.08, Dec 1.04 1-2, May 1.01 1-4.

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Star News Desk Promises Complete Coverage

The Star pledges full coverage of local national and world events offering timely reports, insightful analysis, and ongoing updates across all major stories. Readers are invited to follow unfolding developments through every edition and platform.

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Stock Market Slows After European Victory Sweep

The New York market on September 5 shows a cautious trend with broad weakness in commodities. Mixed activity features gains for Du Pont Eastman Kodak Northern Pacific Goodrich Chrysler Sears Roebuck Anaconda and Standard Oil while declines appear for Santa Fe Southern Pacific U S Rubber Kennecott and General Electric.

New York du Pont Eastman Kodak Northern Pacific Goodrich Bethlehem Chrysler Sears Roebuck Anaconda Public Service of N. J Standard Oil N.J Sante Fe Southern Pacific U. S. Rubber Montgomery Ward Kennecott General Electric Western Union Union Carbide

Henry Howard 838 Dies in Maryland

Funeral services were held Monday at St Johns Episcopal Church in Brookeville Maryland for Henry Howard 88 who died at his home Friday September 1 He is survived by his wife Mary Florence Jones Howard and two sons Dowell J Howard state supervisor of vocational agriculture based in Richmond and Hamilton Howard of Westfield New Jersey plus six grandchildren including two in the armed forces.

John’s Episcopal Church Brookeville Henry Howard Dowell J. Howard Richmond Mary Florence Jones Howard Woodfield Damascus Carolyn Harvey Onley Hamilton Howard Westfield, N. J

PUBLIC SALE OF LIVESTOCK AND MACHINERY NEAR CLEARBROOK VA

A public sale will be held Thursday September 7 at 10 A M one mile north of Clearbrook Virginia off Route 11. Readily available lot includes 19 head cattle with various ages, 44 hogs, brood sows and boar, 22 shoats, and about 125 hogs total. Machinery consists of a Deering binder two mowers two riding cultivators Syracuse plows two bottom Moline tractors two Fordson tractors and parts. Also spring-tooth harrow double shovel plows four sleighs harness two wagons and assorted junk. Terms cash. Conducted by John W Anderson with Dunn and Duvall Auditors J L Jolliffe Clerk.

Clearbrook Syracuse Fordson

Blood clinic meets quota after street volunteers

The Winchester-Frederick County Ninth Blood Donor Clinic reached its four day quota after phoning reserves and sending Staff Assistants into the streets. Two final donors Mrs Lyda Cooper and farmer Will Smeltzer completed the goal as Shenandoah County contributed a full day's quota. The event marked the largest clinic yet and attracted residents from Clarke Loudoun and Rappahannock counties. Additional Galion Club members and repeat donors were listed among participants.

Winchester - Frederick County Stewart Bell Lyda Cooper Kerr St Winchester White Hall Red Cross Shenandoah County Clarke Loudoun Rappahannock Galion Club Wendell B. Goode Oscar H.lewis, Jr Ray M. Fries Herndon D. Arthur Mary M. Colvin J. Granville Snapp Herman Ritter Lelia Barr Joyce L. Davis Evelyn R. Sapp

Cooperative Meeting Tonight at Stephens City

The Southern States Stephens City Service and Southern States Cooperative hold their annual membership meeting at Stephens City High School at 8 15 p m with nominations for two board seats for Stephens City Service. Russ Furman will review the local program and present the cooperative annual report. Members vote on patronage refunds in stock or cash and on shortening the voting stock outstanding period. Prizes, group singing and refreshments to follow.

Southern States Stephens City Service Southern States Cooperative Stephens City EWT Marvin Hammock Ray Rinker Hammond McDonald E. M. Rogers Winchester Russ Furman Friends Strasburg Service Crystal Caverns Strasburg Harry Keller Toms Brook Gilbert Brumback A. G. Malone Lebanon Church D. H. Keller Charles Pence Middletown Farm Home Advisory Committee Pearl Bly Frances Brumback J. H. Fisher Herbert Manuel

News of Our Men in Uniform Highlights and Promotions

Harry E. Cain of Bainbridge Maryland has earned Petty Officer Third Class in the U S Navy. Carl F. Greene husband of Mrs. Gertrude Green of North Loudoun Street received the Good Conduct Medal for over a year of exemplary service in the U S Army T Fifth Greene trained at Camp Lee Virginia shipped to New Caledonia in 1943 and now a unit checker Privates Frederick Nelson Jr and Corporal Garvin L Carper are noted with postings and furloughs Cadet Robert Smith Kern son of Mr and Mrs H P Kern is awarded a Sharpshooter’s Medal at Maxwell Field Alabama during military training

Harry E. Cain U.S. N Bainbridge Cain People’s Dry Cleaners Establishment North Braddock Street U. S. Army New Caledonia T-5th Carl F. Greene Gertrude Green North Loudoun Street U. S Greene Camp Lee T-5th Greene Dunbar Township High School Connelsville Cpl Garvin L. Carper Casper Wyoming Magnus Carper Virginia Avenue Sheppard Field Texas Las Vegas Nevada Lincoln Nebraska Second Air Force Cass Wyo Army Dellinger Bros Winchester Robert Smith Kern H. P. Kern East Boscawen Street Maxwell Field Ala AAF Training Command Smith

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Clarke County Realty Ashley’s Coal and Wood Yard E. Cork St Food Center Londoun St E. Piccadilly St Meeeke N. J. Conté Pal N. Loudoun Street Garland Spillman Canada Olga Stoker Bugs Armstrong Congoleum W. B. Snider & Son Stock Market Report The Star Maryland Vbion Fordson Tractors John W. Anderson Dunn & Duvall J. L. Jolliffe CP Prt Frederick Nelson, Jr Camp Reynolds Camp Barkley Tex F. P. Nelson, Sr National Avenue Nelson Medical Corps Petty Officer Garvin Carper Priory Winchester Poultry Company Co F. Nicholas Switzerland Montgomer Shaggy Nieto Wir S. Loudoun St Virginia
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