Mrs. DeHaven Dies In Hospital
Widow of Guy DeHaven dies after six weeks at Winchester Hospital. Born March 17 1904 in Warren County, she lived in Frederick, Stephens City and Middleway and was active in church work. Survived by husband four children and several siblings. funeral at Fairview Methodist near Stephens City with Green Hill Cemetery burial.
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Winchester Hospital
Warren County
Marcus W. Mills
Bayard
Mills
Frederickty
Winches
Stephens City
Middletown
Guy DeHaven
Aro
James Clem
Lary
Aline Genevieve DeHaven
Marcus Mills
Lewis Welsh
Arco
Gilmer Brundle
Connie Renner
Hatlie Madigan
Hugh Price
Smith
Winchester
Hattie Mills
Marvin
Fairview Methodist
Cone
Green Hill
Stephens
Willie
Hollis Hoskins
Loring Breele
R. E. Albin
Floyd Painter
Thornton Hartley
Delling
Woodstock
Answers to the Daily Quiz From Atlantic Page
The clipping lists quiz answers including Washington as a capital, senator Carter, and Australia. It notes a statement about a pocket veto, names Albert B. Chand, and cites values such as $25,000 per ounce and a helicopter flight rule.
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Atlantic
T. Washinton
Senator Carter
v-Jay
Australia
Inn
Albert B
Burial location learned for Pvt Walter C Foster
Mrs. A C Place learns from the War Department the burial site of her son Pvt Walter C Foster 21 who was killed in action after seven months service. His remains are interred in United States Armed Forces Cemetery Finschhafen No 3 grave 1040 with identification and internment accomplished. The cemetery lies on Huon Peninsula east coast about 200 miles north of Port Moresby New Guinea under US military care.
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A. C. Place
Valley Avenue
War Department
Walter C. Foster
Armed Forces of
Huon Peninsula
Port Moresby
New Guiland
United States
Schedule for Home Demonstration Agents Week
Miss Agnes V Shirley submits a weekly schedule September 9 through 14. Activities include meetings at the County Agent's Office and field project work daily. Clubs such as North Frederick HDC Albin HDC Mt Williams 4-H and Star Tannery 4-H host demonstrations on Christmas Gift Suggestions and plan of work for 1947.
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Agnes V. Shirley
Home Dem
North Frederick
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Margaret Yowell
Miller and Anderson Named Local Stoker Coal Dealers
Officials report domestic coal shipments will cover residential stokers for the city this winter. Miller and Anderson were announced as the Iron Fireman Stoker coal dealers for the area, with supplies expected to meet current and upcoming demand.
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Miller and Anderson
Washington
Modern Etiquette Q and A on table manners and fares
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about rising for returning female guests, picking radishes with fingers, and when a man should pay a woman’s streetcar or bus fare. A man should pay only when he is the escort, never otherwise.
Mrs. Rebecca Hottel Dies in Middletown County
Rebecca Catherine Hottel age 14 daughter of Frank O. Hottel of Clary died at the Kline Nursing Home Middletown after a years long illness. Born May 19 1872 at Oranda she was a lifelong Walnut Springs Church member. Survived by husband and three daughters Mrs Thomval Nielsen White Post Mrs Edward Stultz Winchester and Mrs Clyde Himelwright Clary. Funeral from Stover Funeral Home Strasburg at 2 pm Tuesday with service at Shiloh United Brethren Church at 2 30 pm. Burial Riverview Cemetery Strasburg.
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Rebecca Catherine Hottel
Frank O. Hottel
Clary
Kline
Middletown
Oranda
Philip David
Martha Boyer Stickley
Walnut Springs
White Post
Edward Stultz
Winchester
Clyde Himelwright
Stover
Strasburg
Shiloh United Brethren Church
S. J. Goode
Riverview
Solenberger Presents Prize to Melriwee Band
The Solenberger hardware store donated a five dollar attendance prize for the Melriwee Municipal Band’s meeting and rehearsal. No prize was awarded last week due to Labor Day. Prof Strance, band director and Handley High School faculty, resumes duties and will lead the McIiwee Band rehearsal tonight.
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Melriwee Municipal
Solenberger Hardware Store
Prof
Strance
Western University
Handley High School
McIiwee
Bayliss Tracey Indicted by Clarke County Grand Jury
A Clarke County Circuit Court grand jury found a true bill against Bayliss Tracey accused of criminally attacking his 16 year old daughter. Foreman R. A. Grubbs led the special jury. no other indictments were returned. Trial set for November 12 at 11 a.m. with venire of 35 drawn. defense counsel appointed.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Bayliss Tracey
R. A. Grubbs
Tracey
First Fall Meeting of Sacred Heart Club for Boys
The Sacred Heart Athletic Club for Boys announces its first fall meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30. Members will plan the fall and winter program and discuss the season with directors from Boston New York Washington Chicago Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia.
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Sacred Heart Club
Sacred Heart Athletic Club
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
T. Louis
Philadelphia
National League
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Il Boston Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia York
New
Pittsburgh
Squirrel hunt season dates announced by Virginia Game Commission
Virginia Game Commission releases squirrel season dates matching last year. West of Blue Ridge September 15 30 to November 15 January 1 with Floyd exception September 1 15 November 15 January 1. East of Blue Ridge September 15 30 to November 20 January 1 with multiple county exceptions. Bag limit six per day and 75 for the season.
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Virginia Game Commission
Blue Ridge Mountains
Floyd
Halifax
Mecklen
Patrick
Pituaylvaniaer
Aanuary
Nansemond
Norfolk
Princess Anne
Lunenburg
Charles City
James City
Mrs. Frank S. Tavenner Dies in Woodstock at 85
Mrs. Frank S. Tavenner Sr., 85, of Woodstock, died at 8:30 last night after a period of declining health. She was married to Judge Frank S. Tavenner Sr. and mother of Frank S. Tavenner Jr., U.S. District Attorney for the Western District of Virginia, then in Tokyo for war crimes trials. Born January 10, 1861 in Parkersburg, W V, she was a granddaughter of Judge Mark Bird. Survived by husband, son, two grandchildren, one sister, and one sister in Woodstock. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. from the home. interment Massanutten Cemetery. flowers politely declined.
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Frank S. Tavenner
Woodstock
Cora Miller
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kenner B
Betty Bird
Stephenson
Mark Bird
Woodstock Presbyterian Church
Tom Clausen
Harriet Tavenner
Frank Stacy Tavenner, III
Walter Newman
Massanutten Cemetery
Vacation Ends as Winchester Schools Reopen
Warm weather returns as students head back to class in Winchester. Handley figures unavailable while John Kerr and Virginia Avenue report heavy attendance. Douglas colored school enrolls 210. Total pupils at John Kerr 419 and Virginia Avenue 253.
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Winchester
Handley
John,Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Douglas Colored School
Local Court Dismisses Driving Violations and Fines Several
Hockman was found guilty of rock driving and fined $10. Curtis Brown of Richmond jailed five days and fined $10 for drunk and disorderly conduct. Others found guilty of being drunk and disorderly include Linden Hawkins, Albert C. Hottle, Harry Grandstaff, Elmer K. McParland, John Reardon, Boyd Taylor, Matilda Dodson, and Robert Samuel Williams with fines ranging from $1 to $10 and costs. plus Robert Williams cited for no city auto tag.
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Chester
Curtis Brown
Richmond
Linden Hawkins
Winchester
Albert C. Hottle
Woodstock
Harry Grandstaff
Washington
Elmer K. McParland
Highland Avenue
John
Baltimore Market Quotation Highlights Sept 9
Produce prices steady to weak with liberal supplies and slow demand. Apples show varied quotes across regions with receipts light for eggs and butter. cattle, hogs, and sheep experience mixed trade with overall price levels holding near last week. Chicago reports steady to higher futures and active selling on eastern accounts.
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Baltimore
Bu. Bas
N. J
Grimes Golden
McIntosh N. J
D& Pa
Jonathans
Northwestern Greenings
Wolfe Rivere
Usis
Reail-La
Stocks Plunge as Bear Market Hints Grow Worse
New York stock market slid sharply as heavy selling pushed many shares to multidecade lows. Losses ran 1 to 5 points with a few issues down more, while labor disputes and the maritime strike factored into the downturn. Prominent casualties included Bethlehem Steel General Motors U S Rubber U S Gypsum and Sears Roebuck with bonds also slipping.
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New York
Hiram Walker
Schenley VA. 3
Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Sheet
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohic
Strasburg Man Electrocuted Working On Aerial
Carney V. Kimble 42, a father of six, was electrocuted yesterday when a radio aerial contact with a 3 600 volt line at his Signal Knob Farm home in Strasburg caused fatal burns. He died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A West Virginia native, he moved here months ago for work. Survived by widow, six children, father, and four brothers. Funeral at Wardensville West Virginia on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
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Strasburg
Kimble
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
Big
Hardy County
W. Va
Wardensville
Funeral services for infant Mary Arnold conducted
Funeral services for infant Mary Arnold, daughter of Mrs Lena Arnold, were held this afternoon at 2 from Jones Funeral Home with Rev John Teter officiating. Interment followed in Macedonia Cemetery.
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Mary Arnold
Lena Arnold
Jones Funeral Home
John Teter
Macedonia
U N Assembly Session Backed Move on Palestine
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin returned to London for Palestine talks as the U N Assembly continued. France supported the measure along with Russia and was joined by China and Belgium in backing the move with the Big Four present.
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Ernest Bevin
London
Palestine
France
Russia
China
Belgium
Bigur
Accident on Route 50 Near Gore Claimed Passenger
An accident Saturday night on Route 50 two miles west of Gore left passenger Elliott injured. The car, owned by Otis Cave of Gore and driven by Howard Turner of Stanley, left the highway on a curve and struck trees before stopping against a third, Trooper J. S. Fant reported.
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Gore
Young Elliott
Otis Cave
Howard W. Turner
Stanley
J. S. Fant
Livestock Prices Mixed Lambs Ewes and Pelts Report
Prices for small lots and top two doubles mixed mediums to choice Washingtons range from 16.50 to 20.00. New crop shorn lambs with No 2 pelts fetch 16.50. Slaughter ewes hold steady while small lots are 9.00 and common stock down to 7.00.
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Baltimore
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Mrs. DeHaven
RILCO
John W. Rosenberger and Co
Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Frank Hottel
Solenberger
Zephyr Airkooler
Molden
Winchester Youths School
Hockman
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
USDA
Stock Market
U.N. Assembly
Handley School
Clearbrook
Metheny Church
Albert Bowers Clearbook
R. P. Duvall
J. L. Jolliffe
Glaize & Bro
Brumback
the Food Center
Kerauss
Woods Radio
Amherst S
Pine Motor CO
Adam
Miller’s Hadware and Jjouserold
N. Loudoun
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Grove’s
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J. W. Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
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