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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1947

Page

12

Labor saving show at Lup ton Orchard Service opens Oct 13

Virginia Agricultural Extension Service presents a labor saving show at Lup ton Orchard Service on October 13. The exhibit features a portable motor performing a dozen jobs a hay drier model and a compact feed grinder demonstrating how turning grain into feed can save steps. County Agent I Fred Stine says the demonstrations cover farm and home efficiency sponsored by Frederick county board of agriculture and home demonstration clubs with Walker McC Bond as chairman and Mrs C L Butler and Miss Agnes V Shirley as co chairmen.

Virginia Agricultural Extension Service Lupton Orchard Dorem Thehay Drier Center I. Fred Stine Extension Service Frederick County Board of Agriculture and Home Demonstration Clubs Walker McC. Bond C. L. Butler

Slash in Export of Coal Suggested

The Office of Defense Transportation called for temporary reductions in coal exports from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore until Northeastern stockpiles are built up. ODT said the suggestion was delivered to Presidential Assistant John R Settlman for Commerce Secretary review on import licensing control.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation New York Philadelphia Baltimore ODT John R. Settlman Secretary of Commerce

Five Thousand Communists Dead in Two Days Battle

Official sources report government forces killed about 5000 Chinese Communists in two days of bitter fighting near Taispu on the Peiping Paoting railway's western flank, about 50 miles southwest of Peiping. The apon a small Celebes wild buffalo features in a cross word puzzle note.

Peiping Taispu Peiping-Paoting Cross Word Puzzle Fame Celebes Island

Jalopy Racers Here Sunday

A jalopy auto race is scheduled at the Airport Speedway on Sunday with 23 cars from Myersdale and Richmond. Charles Wilkins won Richmond’s Labor Day feature. Earl Anderson second, Jimmy Shaw third, Doug Bailey fourth. Notable entrants include George Donovan, Paul Raeder, H W Newell, Bob Parker, and more.

Airport Speedway Myersdale Richmond Charles Wilkins Earl Anderson Jimmy Shaw Doug Bailey George Donovan George Prutzman Paul Raeder H. W. Newell Bob Parker Wally Maurer Elwood Frye Art Parnell Turner Cole Kenneth Cather Tommy Myers Chas Wilkins Charles O'Conner Ed Bowers Johnny Belgrad Ralph Williams

Stratosphere Chamber Aims to Simulate High Altitude Flight

Britain builds the world’s largest stratosphere chamber to test aircraft at pressures like those found to 70 000 feet. A 25 by 50 foot cylinder at Barrow-in-Furness and Weybridge will test structures controls and engines while vacuum pulls pressure to one twentieth atmosphere in 90 minutes matching climb rates of 10 000 feet per minute.

London Britain Vickers- Armstrongs Naval Yard Barrow-in-Furness Weybridge

Charles Huff Rites Held in Berryville

Funeral services for 27 year old Charles Huff who died Monday in Richmond will be held at 2 30 P M Friday at Enders funeral home Berryville with interment in Green Hill cemetery Pallbearers are Kenneth Clevenger Charles Ray Miller Earl Newcome Clarence Higgs Robert Shenk and James Tharpe He was a son of Mrs Edith Huff Weller of Washington and the late Charles Clayton Huff of Clarke county He is survived by his mother three sisters Mrs Bernard Hummer of Baltimore Mrs John Newcom and Mrs Andrew Higgs of Winchester.

Charles Huff Richmond Ender Berryville Green Hill Cemetery Kenneth Clevenger Charles Ray Miller Earl Newcome Clarence Higgs Robert Shenk James Tharpe Huff Edith Huff Weller Washington Charles Clayton Huff Clarke County Bernard Hummer Baltimore John Newcom Andrew Higgs Winchester

Winchester ministers oppose Sunday movie openings

The Winchester Ministerial Association condemns plans to open movies on Sundays, linking it to a breakdown of Sabbath observance and rising arrests. They warn such changes threaten the community’s Christian moral foundations and urge adherence to traditional principles. Signed by Thomas J. Hawkins chair, James B. Roe, Ronald Wilson.

Winchester Winchester Ministerial Assn Thomas J. Hawkins James B. Roe Ronald Wilson

Methodists Hold District Session at Woodstock

The Winchester district of the Methodist church met at Woodstock with Rev. F B Ogles urging focus on grace over programs. Speakers included Bruce Slaven district lay leader and Rev Lyle Ewell. Preliminary Virginia conference reports were presented as the year ends.

F. B. Oglesby Winchester Methodist Church Woodstock Bruce Slaven Harrisonburg Lyle Ewell Lynchburg Virginia

General Archer Lerch Dies in Seoul Korea

Maj. Gen. Archer L. Lerch, 58, died in Seoul of a heart attack thought to be hastened by his strenuous work as military governor of the U S zone in southern Korea. Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge praised Lerch for giving his life in the cause of Korean independence.

Seoul Archer L. Lerch U. S Korea John R. Hodge Lerch

Lerch Falls Ill During Interim Government Setup

Lerch nearly completed his plan to establish an interim government in Southern Korea to train Koreans in self governance when he became seriously ill on August 29.

Lerch K Korea

Cullinan Diamond Found in 1905 Largest Gem Discovery

The Cullinan, the world’s largest diamond, was discovered in 1905. It weighed about one and three quarter pounds, marking a historic gem find.

Front Royal Chamber Boosts Secretary Pay

The Front Royal chamber of commerce directors raised executive secretary James A. Payne's salary from 300 to 350 monthly retroactive from June 1 and approved a 750 bonus.

Front Royal Front Royal Chamber of Commerce James A. Payne

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