Bufflick Road Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Ella Green of Culpeper is the week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L F Spicer. The Evans families from Grafton W Va visited the Spicers alongside other local guests including the Wines Wolfe and Vanmeter families. Various calls occurred among Rosenberger Hill Fletcher and Clark households with Mrs Fannie Williams returning home from Mt Williams after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufflick Road
Ella Green
Culpeper
L. F. Spicer
Walter Evans
Leo Evans
Isaac
Grafton
W. Va
Winchester
Orville Vanmeter
John Rosenberger
Asa Rosenberger
Fairfax
Ray Rosenberger
George Hill
Clarksburg
Ernest Fletcher
James Russell
David
Albert Clark
Fannie Williams
Mt. Williams
Roy
Roy Miller
Delores
Sheila Jean
Miller
Mrs
William Miller
Fabius
Rev Brown to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
The Rev. Arthur Brown, pastor of Berryville Baptist Church, will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at 12:15 PM. The event will be held in the George Hotel dining room.
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Rev. Brown
Kiwanis
Arthur Brown
Berryville Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Asninason
George Hotel
Apron pattern for home sewing from Winchester Evening Star
Pattern advertisement instructions note an easy to use half or full apron pattern by Anne Adams. It lists sizes from 14 to 20 with yardage guidance, 5 pieces to sew, complete illustrations, and requests 35 cents sent to Pattern Dept New York. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Ann
Lei
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th
New York
N. Y
Members hear annual report at Winchester cooperative meet
About 700 Southern States Winchester Cooperative members and farm families attended a meeting in Winchester Armory. District Manager Winston Baker reported that the six state cooperative system handled nearly 141 million dollars in purchasing and marketing in the first 11 months of fiscal year 1951-52, with net worth over 24 million. Reid Lonsford and J M Bennett were elected to the Board of Directors. Gwynne E. Jones became board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Cooperative
Winchester
Winchester Armory
Winston Baker
Southern Or
Winchester Cooperative
Baker
L. C. Ellis
Southern States
Mrs. Mary Schneider Rites Held at Grace Lutheran
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Steele Schneider widow of Henry Schneider were held Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church with Pastor Dr. William E. Eisenberg officiating. Pallbearers included Hugh S. Solenberg Clarence O. Grim Howard Carlysle J. A. Chaney Howard Shockey and Claude Grover. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by brother Earl Steele sons Paul Schneider of this city and Henry Schneider Jr. of Easton Md and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele Schneider
Henry Schneider
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
Hughs. Solenberger
Clarence O. Grim
Howard Carlysle
J. A. Chaney
Howard Shockey
Claude Grover
Mount Hebron
This City
Henry Schneider, Jr
Easton, Md
Round Hill Social Roundup Notices
Mrs Henter Ashwood and daughter Ruth Ashwood of Strasburg visited cousin Mrs Arthur White recently. Michael Foreman spent weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs M A Evans near Moorefield West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Carl Baker of Woodstock and Frances Tevalt and Miller Craig of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs E W Steele recently. George Rosier and Stanley Watkins visited Mr and Mrs C J Carver on Monday. Mrs Arthur White spent last Monday with sister Mrs Eth Rudolph. Betty Lou Bradfield spent Monday with Mr and Mrs George Rosier Jr at their Boyce home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Henter Ashwood
Ruth Ashwood
Strasburg
Arthur Arthur White
Michael Foreman
M. A. Evans
Moorefield
W. Va
Car! Baker
Woodstock
Frances Tevalt
Miller Craig
Winchester
E. W. Steele
George Rosier
Stanley Watkins
C. J. Carver
Arthur White
Eth Rudolph
Betty Lou Bradfield
George Rosier, Jr
Boyce
George III's children who died without issue
King George III fathered 15 children with 9 sons. His eldest son became George IV, another became William IV, and a third fathered Queen Victoria.
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George III
England
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Market Slump Hits New York Open Stocks Slide
A brisk early selling wave hit the New York market pushing prices lower with losses around fractions to about a point. Trading showed few gains with notable declines in Chrysler United Gas Santa Fe Southern Pacific Texas Corporation Goodyear Allied Chemical Westinghouse Boeing Johns Manville Philco.
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New York
Chrysler
United Gas Corp
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Texas O
Goodyear
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Johns-Manville
Philco
Boeing
Local Markets Highlight Regional Trading Activity
Local markets show varied activity with trading volumes influenced by regional demand. Analysts note modest gains in several sectors as buyers eye upcoming fiscal quarter shifts and price fluctuations across commodities.
Chicago grain futures dip as soybeans slide on opening
Chicago grains opened firm on the Board of Trade with wheat higher and soybeans falling sharply by about 11.5 cents a bushel. Opening prices showed Sep wheat at 2.31 3 8 and Dec at 2.88.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Market Report Opened With Mixed Livestock and Produce Prices
Baltimore apples show slight weakness with several varieties inching higher. Potatoes steady to slightly stronger as US and regional types move within narrow ranges. Poultry markets steady with fryers, hens, ducks, and muscovyes quoted. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep data reflect subdued activity and mixed demand across Chicago and regional markets.
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Baltimore
Bubkts US
Market quotes for grains and fats listed by futures
Commodity futures show corn at Sep 1.78 Dec 1.74 Mar 1.78 May 1.80. Oats trade Sep 0.85 Dec 0.89 Mar 0.91 May 0.90. Rye Sep 1.95 Dec 2.00. Soybeans Sep 3.20 Nov 3.10 Jan 3.12. Lard Sep 10.50 Nov 10.98 May 12.37.
Southern Conference to Have Slew of Signal Calling Aces
The 1952 Southern Conference gridiron season features multiple promising quarterbacks including Duke's Jerry Barger coming off a knee injury, NC State's Eddie West, Virginia Tech's Johnny Dean, Richmond's Bob Tyler, and Virginia's Met Roach. Washington and Lee and William and Mary face quarterback replacements as coaches seek reliable playmakers.
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Maryland
Jack Scarbath
Duke
Blue Devils
Jerry Barger
Salisbury
Barger
Dukes
Wolfpack
West
Horace Henderson
N. C
University of Richmond
Ed Merrick
Bob Tyler
University of Virginia
Art Guepe
Roach
Cavaliers
Quartrback
Carl Wise
Gil Bocetti
Washington and Lee
Woolfolk Rites Held in Washington DC
Funeral services were held yesterday in the nation’s capital for Miss Maria Nelson Woolfolk a 74 year old District resident for eight years. She died Saturday at Louise Home. A graduate nurse she worked in Union Memorial and other Baltimore hospitals. Born in Columbus California she moved as a child to Millwood Virginia. She is survived by a brother John C. Woolfolk of Winchester and a sister Mrs Rosa Whiting of Boyce.
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Washington
Capitol
Maria Nelson Woolfolk
District of Columbia
Woolfolk
Louise Home
Decatur Place
N. W
Union Memorial
Baltimore
Columbus
Millwood
Clarke County
John C. Woolfol
Distinction Between Carpet and Rug and Rabbit Vision
Manufacturers use carpet for wall to wall coverings and rug for standard sizes. The cotttontail rabbit can see behind and in front because its eyes are positioned to observe surroundings.
Police Court Roundup: Local Adults Issued Fines
Elwood Webber 29 of 536 Fairmont Avenue charged with drunk and disorderly conduct fined 19.25 with 60 days jail on assault and battery. Lee Garber Route 1 fined 55.25 for leaving scene of an accident. William Bowley National Avenue 9.25 for failing to display license tag. Buckbee Berryville 9.25 for no inspection. McKnight Glenburnie Md. 25.25 reckless driving. Brown Berryville 15.25 for dis orderly and fighting. Brannon 18 Pae Street 14.25 for disorderly conduct. Johnson 540 N Loudoun Street larceny of stamps and grand larceny charges held for grand jury. Rutherford 28 Marlboro Route drunk 15.75. Jackson 32 Paragould Ark drunk 14.75. Hockman 62 South Kent Street drunk 14.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Webber
Fairmont Avenue
Bokey Williams
Lee Garber
Route 1
William D. Bowley
National Avenue
Noah D Buckbee
Berryville
Lowell T. McKnight
Glenburnie
Virgil T. Brown
William L. Brannon
Pae Street
William J. Johnson
N. Loudoun Street
Winchester Building Supply
Feet Slaughter House
James Rutherford
Marlboro Route
George Jackson
Paragould
Ark
Alva Hockman
South Kent Street
Legion Post Meeting at Conrad Hoover Post 21
The Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion meets at the post home tonight at 7 30. Reports from Flag Budget Wrestling and House committees will be heard, with Dan iel Grimes John Leatherman Arthur Spaid and Lawrence Bell listed as chairmen. Refreshments will follow.
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Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Daniel Grimes
John Leatherman
Arthur Spaid
Lawrence Bell
UCLA's 1948 Football Run Ends With Eight Straight Wins
UCLA rebounded from a 1-2 start to win eight consecutive games in 1948 while allowing only five touchdowns during the streak.
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UCLA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern States Winchester Cooperative
Reid Lonsford
Clearbrook
J. M. Bennett
Gwyne E. Jones
Winchester Farm Home Advisory Committee
C. D. Dye
Robert Russell
Richmond
Gwyne H. Jones
M. S. Snapp
Mrs. Schneider
Cora Rosier
Daily Crossword
Scotch River
AIGIA
N. Y. Stocks
Agriculture Dept
USDA
Choice
The
Associated Press
Blers
Dean
Hopewell
Tech
D.C
Irage
America
Legale
Rhone
Exsonal Nat Finance Co
North Tataney Winchester
Clay A. White
YES Manager
Legion Post
Chapman Motor CO
Esso
Servicenter
Valley Avenue
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
George
Mercury
Loudoun St
Sying
Ed Sullivan
WTOP
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