Bitter Pitching Duel Set For Park White Post Clash
Two Clarke county hitters square off as Winchester Park meets White Post in a 3 pm game. Park counters with Bobby Houghton against Buckner of White Post, who starred at Berryville high and Richmond U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Winchester Park
White Post
Larence Buckner
Park
Houghton Park
Bobby Houghton
Winchester Nine
Buckner
Boyce High School
Hagerstown Owl
Berryville High School
Richmond U
Richmond University
Duke
U. S. Marine
Houghton
Park Nine
Hoopes
Leon Pope
Elon College
Ukraine seeks seat for Albanian minister at Lake Success
The United Nations Security Council plans to resume the Ukraine Greece complaint at Lake Success Monday at 3 p.m. EST to decide seating Col Tuk Jakova Albanian minister of state without portfolio. Dismissal may be moved by Alexander Cadogan if time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Greece
United States
Lake Success
Col
Tuk Jakova
Alexander Cadogan
United Kingdom
Council
Balkan
Paul Hasluck
Australia
Answers to the Daily Quiz Correct Answers List
The page supplies the quiz answers: 1. False declares only Congress can declare war. 2. Nicaragua. 3. Port of Embarkation. 4. Smithsonian Institution. 5. Gulliver's Travels. 6. Argumentation. 7. Vice Admiral W. H P Bland of the Joint Task Force. 8. James Malory. 9. Yes. 10. False it operates as an independent commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nicaragua
Smithsonian Institution
Gulliver
W. H P Bland
Tas
Snowden Hot At Race Trial Says 13-Year-Old
March described Snowden as hot while watching Bill Snowden of St. Augustine arrive for the Airport Speedway program. Snowden tested the track in high speed laps and predicted he could keep his car wide open. The child observer and Kermit Batt helped prepare the venue as laborers worked before the Sunday races co sponsored by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Time trials start at 1 pm with races at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry March
Bill Snowden
St. Augustine
Fla
Snowden
Young March
Kermit Batt
Speedway
March
Langehorne Track
Philadelphia
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Bessie Rogers Dies in Martinsburg Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Pearl Rogers wife of Raymond P. Rogers of 707 Virginia Avenue Martinsburg died Friday afternoon at Kings Daughters Hospital after four months illness. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs. Kenneth Cather and Mrs. Wanda Moatz and three sons Guy Vernon O and Raymond Jr. Burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester with funeral Monday at Second United Brethren Church Martinsburg assisted by Rev J R Brill Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Bessie Pearl Rogers
Raymond P. Rogers
Virginia Avenue
Kings Daughters Hospital
Rogers
Israel
Amy Shade
de Haven
Kenneth Cather
King Street
Wanda Moatz
Guy
West Virginia Ave
Vernon O
U.S Army
Raymond Jr
Browns Funeral Home
Second United Brethren Church
Mt. Hebron
Winchester
J. Date
R. Collis
Offi- R. L. Brill
Roanoke
Infant Daughter Of Mrs. Arnold Dies In County
Mary Arnold infant daughter of Mrs. Lena Arnold died at home in Frederick County near Montague Hall yesterday at 4 p m after one day of illness. Born May 4 194¢ in Memorial Hospital funeral services set for Monday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John Teter officiating. Interment in Macedonia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arnold
Lena Arnold
Frederick County
Montague Hall
Memorial Hospital
Jones . Puneral
John Teter
Macedonia Cemetery
Westphal To Play White Sox Here
Westphal Here Company No 5 scheduled to play the Winchester White Sox tomorrow at 2 30 p m on the Sensengo diamond. The Martinsburg nine arrive in Winchester following wins over Vienna and Martinsburg colored team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphal
White Sox
Winchester White Sox
Sensengoad
Martinsburg Nine
Winchester
Vienna
Rites Held for Nort Snyder in Wardensville
Funeral services for Nort Snyder of Wardensville were held Thursday at Wardensville Methodist Church with Rev. F. P. Look and Rev. Conrad Mickleson officiating. He died from injuries after being struck by an automobile. Interment followed at Wardensville Cemetery. Pallbearers included Daniel Kerr Arendale Kerr Holmes Snyder Hansel Snyder Woodrow Thorpe. Flower girls were Trelma Jordan Maxine Miller Audrey Hart Mildred Hott Anna Doyle and Loraine Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort Snyder
Wardensville
Wardensville Methodist Church
F. P. Look
Conrad Mickleson
Snyder
Wardensville Cemetery
Daniel Kerr
Arendalé Kerr
Holmes Snyder
Hansel Snyder
Woodrow Thorpe
Trelma Jordan
Maxine Miller
Audrey Hart
Mildred Hott
Anna Doyle
Loraine Calhoun
Public notice in Winchester court on Winkfield estate
In the Corporation Court for Winchester Virginia Billie Ann Winkfield by her mother Lillian Winkfield as next friend seeks an executor’s report on James B Winkfield estate. Commissioner to report heirs realty liens personal property taxes and tenant details with publication notice required and September 19 1946 10 am set for reference at 42 Rouss Ave Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Billie Ann Winkfield
Lillian E. Winkfield
Lillian E. Wingfield
Marshall Winkfield
Corporation Court
City of
James B. Winkfield
Commercial and Savings Bank
Admr
Rouss Avenue
Mrs Hinkins Succumbs At 90 In Woodstock
Mrs. Sarah Jane Hinkins 90 of Strasburg died last night at 8 30 in Frye Nursing Home Woodstock after long illness. She was born near Woodstock July 1 1856 and was a member of Strasburg Christian Church formerly of Lebanon Church. Survived by husband Peter Hinkins and three children H M Brumback Winchester R K Hinkins and Frank Funkhouser Strasburg nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 at Lebanon Lutheran Church with Rev John Mangum officiating. Interment Lebanon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Hinking
Strasburg
Frye
Woodstock
Hinkins
Winchester
R. K. Hinkins
Frank Funkhouser
Lebanon Lutheran Church
John Mangum
Lebanon Cemetery
Baptist Forums Begin Fall Session At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church resumes fall Forum meetings this Sunday at 6 p m with separate groups for Juniors Adults and High School. Mrs E T Clark leads the Junior Forum Dr E T Clark the Adult Forum Rev N B Hebel the High School Forum with Julian Arme] and Robert Hall as presidents respectively. The High School Forum discusses What Is Honesty and all groups explore religion's role in life followed by a fellowship supper and the movie A Voice in the Wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
N. B. Hebel
Julian Arme
Robert Hall
Local Coaches Attend Six-Man Football Clinic
Bryant R. Harper James C. Gordon CE Miley Jr and RE Ayler left for Charlottesville today to attend a one day clinic of six man football at the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant R. Harper
James C. Gordon
CE. Miley, Jr
RE. Ayler
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Three Hurt In Auto Truck Crash In Stephens City
Three men suffered cuts and bruises when a car owned by Leo Strosnider of Stephens City, driven by Leonard Baxter Moorehead near Reliance, collided with a North Carolina truck at the North Braddock and Amherst streets intersection. Damage cited: car $400, truck $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Strosnider
Stephens City
Leonard Baxter Moorehead
Near Reliance
North Carolina
North Braddock and
Amherst
Harry Tobin
Strasnider
Funeral Services for Edward Grimm Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Edward L. Grimm who died Thursday at his home will be held Sunday at 2 p m from the Jones Funeral Home with Rev W O Talbert and Rev T J Hawkins officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are nephews Holmes Carper Ernest Carper Harry Carper Cecil Steele Henry Beatty and Athey Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Grimm
Jones Funeral Home
W. O. Talbert
T. J. Hawkins
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Holmes Carper
Ernest Carper
Harry Carper
Cecil Steele
Henry Beatty
Athey Sargent
Chicago Grain Quotations September Open Prices
Chicago on September 7 shows opening grain prices for wheat at January 1.97, March 1.90, May 1.88 and oats for September 78 three quarters, November 73 ¾, December 73 1/8 to 3/8, with March at 72 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aeva
Baltimore livestock market quotes show mixed week decline and strong hogs
USDA quotations reveal sharply lower week ago receipts for cattle with steers down about 1.00, cows 1.00-3.00 lower, bulls 1.00-50 lower, stockers active and outside buyers limited by compliance. Hogs trade very active but largely influenced by new ceiling. sows 1.20 lower. Lamb and sheep steady to higher with top spring lambs around 20.00.
Market Report on Cattle Sheep and Lamb Prices
At 14.00 15.50 market steady to 1.00 lower across common and low medium grades. Bulls unevenly 1.00 2.00 lower. Weighty beef and sausage offerings bulking late at 13.00 13.50. Dealers unevenly 1.00 2.00 lower. Top to outsiders 18.00, practical closing peak 16.00. Stock cattle active all week with bulk medium to choice 14.50 17.00. All grades replacement cattle finishing 25 50, mostly 50 higher, demand broader than supply. Salable sheep 100. Slaughter spring lambs 1.00 higher. shorn slaughter advanced 50. Bulk lambs 19.00 20.00, short load 20.25 at close. Medium and good spring lambs 16.00 19.00, medium 14.00 15.50, few common to 11.00. No. 1 pelts 12.50 15.00. Good and choice aged native and western shorn slaughter ewes 8.25 9.00, latter price late top, common and medium 17.25 7.75.
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Lanvb
Wyoming
Montana
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John W. Rosenberger & Co
Clearbrook
Methovar Church
Albert Bowers Clearbook
R. P. Duvall
J. L. Jolliffe
Rs, Roebuck and CO
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Benker
Billy
West
Wis
Loudoun
Arnold
Rites
Baptist Forums
Edward Grimm
Anderson
Philco
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Roy P. Duvall
North Main Street
RADIO
Kevours
WOODS
Amherst St
Adam Fall
Chapman Motor Co
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun St
Pine Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Selby
Marius
Marius Oxford
Lovett Bros
Staunton
Alera
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Duff
E. Piccadilly St
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