Airman's Rites for WWII Veteran Buried at Mt Williams
World War II veteran died in an airplane crash Sunday evening at Mount Williams. He was buried this afternoon at St John’s Lutheran church cemetery with Rev. E. B. Smith officiating. Pallbearers were Ralph Frye James Allamong Roy Richard Harry Hershman Adelle Long and Harry Glynn. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stadden Cooper of Mt Williams a brother John R. Cooper and sister Miss Anna Jane Cooper of Durham NC. He had worked the past five months for Bethlehem Steel Co in Washington.
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Mount Williams
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. B. Smith
Ralph Frye
James Allamong
Roy Richard
Harry Hershman
Adelle Long
Harry Glynn
Stadden Cooper
Mt. Williams
John R. Cooper
Anna Jane Cooper
Durham
N. C
Cooper
Bethlehem Steel Co
Washington
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Fast Pimples Relief
Advertisement for Peterson's Ointment urges users to avoid scratching and squeezing pimples and promises fast relief from itching, pimples, eczema, and irritated skin. The ad claims the product improves skin appearance and offers one application delight or money back. It notes price at 40c and availability in all druggists.
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Peterson
Methodist win in first Church League playoff game
Montague Avenue Methodist edged Loudoun Street Presbyterian 10 5 as early runs paved the way for victory. Clark and Tillotson pitched well with strong defense from Seal and Kines supporting the Methodists. The second playoff game is set for 9 p m tomorrow with potential rubber and final series implications.
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Montague Ave
Seal and Kines
Presbyterians
Montague
Methodists
Worrow
Rosenberger
Royal Crown
Virginia Woolen
Elkse
Market Quotations Mixed as Prices Slip in Quiet NY Trading
New York market activity Sept 8 showed generally lower prices with a slow pace after an initial burst. Selling orders appeared in large blocks and several leaders including U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors and Chrysler moved down early while some names like Twentieth Century Fox Texas Company Consolidated Edison United Aircraft Case and United States Rubber rose on the tape.
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New York
Sept
Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Illinois Central
Standard Oil (Nj
Eastern Airlines
Paramount Pictures
Commonwealth & Southern
Oliver Corp
American Woolen
General Electric
Anaconda
Twentieth-Century Fox
Texas Co
Consolidated Edison
United Aircraft
Case
United States Rubber
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Trading Report
Baltimore market notes show cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry values with grain prices. Receipts include butter and eggs while hogs move at 24.50 to 30.50 per hundredweight and cattle strong with steers up to 41.50, and vealers around 27 to 31.
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Baltimore
Golden Delicious
Jonathans
McIntosh
Northwestern Greenings
Wolfe Rivers
Bubkts
Usis
Elbertas
North Mountain Baseball Wins Weekend Showdown
North Mountain topped Gore 5-4 on Sunday to upset the league leader and then defeated Woodstock Independents 11-10 in a non league game Monday. Sonny Rickard and Dave Bauserman earned the wins. A Wardensville visit is planned for Sunday.
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North Mountain
Gore
Woodstock Independents
Sonny Rickard
Dave Bauserman
North Mountaineers
Wardensville
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Prices at a Glance
Fat steers range 24 to 29.70 with high 27 to 29.70. fat cows 17 to 22. veal calves 20 to 34. lambs 23 to 26.50. fat sows 22.50 to 23.50. butcher hogs 25 to 29.40. shoats 30.50 to 33. pigs 10 to 12 each. Fresh cows and springers 140 to 240, odd head 280.
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Chicago
Sept
Answers to Daily Quiz Quiz Key Reveals Facts
Answers list shows Francis Scott Key, 158th anniversary, 65 million dollars, True, Seventh inning, No coins minted in 1543, 192y, Ottawa, Animal kingdom, Trygve Lie per Page 4 publication.
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Francis Scott Key
True
Ottawa
Animal Kingdom
Trygve Lie
Grain futures rise at Chicago opening as rains ease demand
Chicago market reports higher early prices for wheat and other grains except new crop corn. Overnight rains in Illinois and Iowa dampen sentiment while futures show mixed gains with soybeans and lard listed at specific futures levels.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Sales Directory September 11 and 25 Auctions
Listings for multiple estate and household goods sales in Winchester and nearby areas. Items include real estate antiques chinaware and furniture with dates September 11 September 23 and September 25 at various locations such as Paper Mill Road Millwood Road Rt. 50 and the Frederick County Court House.
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Annie Baker
Boyce
L. J. Clevenger
Loudoun St
T. C. Keckley
Winchester
Paper Mill Road
Alfred DeMazzon
York Inn
Es Rogers
Millwood Road
E. B. Cooper
Frederick County Court House
Yesterday's National League Baseball Scores
Yesterday in the National League New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 while Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6 to 2.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Legion to Play Clarke All Stars Three-game Series
American Legion post baseball team trounced Middletown Minks 10 4 for the second win this season. Pat O Leary started then left with a sore arm. Pope relieved and allowed two hits the rest of the way. Fawcett collected four hits in five trips including three doubles driving in five runs. Sour added a triple. C Clem had a two bagger for Middletown’s lone extra base hit. O Leary and Buckner expected to duel Clarke County All Stars in opener.
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Lee Fawcett
Happy Spurs
Leon Pope
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Post
Middletown Minks
Pat O'Leary
Pope
J. Judy
E. Clem
Fawcett
Sour
C. Clem
Legionnaires
Clarke County All-Stars
O’leary
Buckner
11-Inning Loss Ends Winchester Junior Legion Season
Winchester junior Legion loses 4-3 in 11 innings to Front Royal Remount Station at home. Bailey pitched 11 innings allowing 13 hits with 12 strikeouts and one walk. Cameron earned the win with 19 strikeouts after seven hits. Winchester score all runs in the eighth as Covington, Silman, Boxwell, Kern, Bailey, and Hart contribute before a Seallock score in the 11th ends the game.
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Winchester Junior Legion
Royal Remount
Bailey
Cameron
Winchester
Covington
Silman
Boxwell
R. Kern
Kern
Hart
Saloman
Remount
Sealock
Pirates Take Runner-up Spot in Pennant Chase
Pirates surge into second place four games behind the Boston Braves as they beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2. Fritz Ostermueller held the Cards to seven hits through eight innings before Don Lang homered in the ninth. Stan Musial went 0 for 8 as he entered a hitting slump.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Billy Meyer
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Forbes Field
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Meyer
Fritz Ostermueller
Cardinals
Ostermueller
Don Lang
Stan Musial
Musial
al Schoendienst
Marty Marian
Pirates Style Play Shifts to Shortstop Rojek
The Pirates Labored into a double play with Stan Rojek at short. Rojek stepped on second to double Schoendienst and tossed to John Hopp at first in time to triple Marion. No AL games today as Boston faces New York in a night game. the Red Sox lead the Yankees by 1 1/2 games.
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Pirates
Stan Rojek
Rojek
Schoendienst
Johnny Hopp
Marion
Boston
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
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Thomas LeRoy Cooper
Heatwork Motor CO
N. Braddock St
N. Mountain
Wardensville Sun
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market
J. H. Vance
A. F. Rees, Inc
Tel
Berryville
Roy P. Duvall, Auctioneer
Annie C. Baker
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
the All-Purpose Vehicle Lamp Motor CO
Smithfield Ave
Haldeman’s Creamery
Legion
Clarke
Albin
Tommy D. Lockhart
Victor
Westinghouse
Baker
Anderson
Associated Press
Brannon’s Cleaners
THOR
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Chrysler Town & Country Chapman Motor Co
W. Boscawen St
Case Field Forage Harvester
Fen
Rosenberger's
Northern Virginia Power CO
Molden Electric Co., Inc
Emer Retin Se Mineral
Essotane
Esso
Esso Standard Ocil
Loudern St
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