Taylor Simpson Installed As Class President
Taylor Simpson was installed as class president of the Rule Bible Class at Street Methodist. Officers named include Dorsey Hot, treasurer W. Lee Risher, secretary Chariss Wiebe, and assistant secretary. The group counts 13 officers and members with a loaned wheel cart for Sunday School use.
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Rule Bible
Street Methodist
T. M. Swann
Ted
Taylor F
Dorsey
Harry T. Brill
W. Lee Risher
Chariss Wiebe
L. L. Shreck
H. S. Barr
W. H McKwee
Charles L. Nicolls
E. A. Carper
Barr ‘Parks
P. Beem
Louderberk
Gusex
J. L. Whitiek
Robert Leste
Aperorimstel
Mem- Sobert
Sik of
Eh Sundar
Court Docket Entries Include Multiple Drunkenness Charges
A list of court entries shows individuals from various towns charged with drunkenness with fines of 5 dollars and costs. others face reckless driving or disorderly conduct with fines, costs, or suspended jail terms. Names include Lee W Strawderman Joshua Harris Carson Jenkins Clifton Braithwaite Shirley Ritenour Saunders B Rowe and others from Ossining N Y Harrisonburg Capon Springs W Va Mullens W Va Washington and more.
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Lee W. Strawderman
Joshua Harris
Piltown
Carson Jenkins
Stephens City
Cliff Lofton
Less Hill
William R. Clark
Crowl
L C. Boyce
Fred Stephenson
John Johnson
Ossining
N. Y
Ord Nicholson
Ridgeway
Clifton Braithwaite
Highland Avenue
Shirley Ritenour
Berryoval Avenue
John Runion
Harrisonburg
Rosby L. Lafollette
Capon Springs
W. Va
W. Brown
Kearnysville
George Ash
Saunders B. Rowe
Front Royal
Richard L. Ashley
Edward
C. Steele
Washington
R. J. Funkhouser
John B. Lillis
John R. Jones
Mullens
Used auto purchase paid with nickels and dimes
In Logan Ohio on September 29 a man bought a used auto and paid with 6,600 nickels and 1,900 dimes totaling 350 dollars. The transaction involved a confectioner and an unusual coin payment method.
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Me Logan
First Aid Instructor Course Kicks Off Tonight
The first class in the week's Instructor's Course in First Aid sponsored by the Winchest of the American Red Cross will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Corporation Court room at city hall. Max W. Rote Jr Red Cross field representative will instruct the class and bring experience in water safety and first aid.
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American Red Cross
Cross
Corporation Court
Max W. Rote, Jr
The
Red Cross
Rote
Potatoes and poultry markets in Baltimore and nationwide quotations
Potatoes and poultry prices steady in Baltimore reports with firm sweet potato bas and washed Golden U S prices. Livestock in Baltimore and Chicago shows mixed cattle and hog trends with steers 9.25-13.25 dollars, calves 13-14 dollars, hogs mostly down, sheep and yearlings steady, sows 9-10 dollars, hog weights 120-300 pounds varying.
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Baltimore
N. J
U. S
Maryland
Virginia
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Baltimore market report lists wheat No 2 red winter at 114 1 2 cents with 114 corn at 89 91 cents per bushel. Winchester markets show wheat 1 07 per bushel, corn 88 cents, barley 65 cents per bushel. Prices based on mill deliveries with year ago comparisons.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Stock Market Mixed as Recovery Hints Surface in NY Trading
Market edges higher at open with fractional gains then slows as traders await fresh cues. By 2 pm quotes show modest rises and many leaders cautious, while commodities gain a forward tilt. Bonds steady as blue chip names such as AT and T, General Electric, Dow components, and Sears-Roebuck remain quoted. overall activity muted with selective buying.
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New York
Local Markets The Star Does Not Assume Responsibility
Local markets page notes daily accuracy but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors and typos that may appear in the edition. The notice signals standard liability limits for market listings and ads on the page.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Feed Prices
Local wholesale market listings show flour prices for various bag sizes and types, including Patent Brana and other imprecisely named brands. The dense OCR text also lists mixed feed, corn meal, cakes, roosters, leghorn fryers, and cattle categories with assorted numbers and percentages.
Bible School To Begin Another Session At Winchester
The Winchester School of the Bible enters its fourth year at the Brethren Church auditorium tonight. Dr A T Baker and Rev Norman H Uphouse lead the courses with four teachers offering two sessions each Monday night at 7 30. The program aims to deepen orthodox fundamentals for all and is free to all irrespective of denomination.
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Winchester School of the Bible
Brethren Church
Norman H. Uphouse
A. T. Baker
Sarah Forney
Charles Walz
Paul Dick
Grafton
W. Va
Norman H. U
Cliff Street
Dayton
Uphouse
School of the Bible
Powell's Fort
Winchester
Gilman
United States
Boston Wool Market Quiet Amid wait for government awards
The Boston wool market moved slowly as manufacturers who bid on recent government contracts delayed repurchases. Scattered combing wools sold on grease at 41-44 cents for fine Delaine, 43-45 for half bloods, and 47-51 cents for three eighths and quarter bloods.
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Boston
U. S
Local Creamery Wholesale Butter Prices Listed
Market column shows patent bran and corn meal prices, plus feed and egg mash items. 12 lb and 24 lb bags are priced, with multiple bag sizes and per barrel rates.
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Ktall
Long Illness Fatal for Mrs. C. R. Boyce in Frederick County
Mrs. Florence D. Boyce 43 died after four and a half years illness at her Kernstown area home. Born May 9 1899 in Davis West Virginia she lived in Mt Falls area and Frederick County. Survived by husband Clarence R. Boyce son Stanley Carlton and daughter Mrs. Charles Kenney. Funeral Wednesday at Old Bethel Church with burial at Mt. Hebron cemetery. Reverend McFarland officiates pallbearers named Walter Lester Anderson Edwin John Boyd Unger Samyd.
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Florence D. Boyce
Kernstown
Charles
Sarah Jane Moore Winslow
Davis
W. Va
Mt. Falls
Mr. Boyce
Hagerstown
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Mr. McFarland
Walter
Lester Anderson
Edwin
John
Boyd' Unger
Sam Yd
Berryville man killed in highway accident local inquest set
Willie Robert Williams Jr. 23, of Berryville and Washington is found dead on Route 7 near S. S. Thomas farm after a suspected hit and run. Coroner disputes foul play. inquest scheduled. Funeral arrangements listed for Milton Valley Cemetery. Stanley Barton acquitted in separate reckless driving case. Five highway deaths in Frederick county this year.
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Berryville
Willie Robert Williams, Jr
Washington
Here
S. S. Thomas Farm
Benny Rickard
Berryville Basket Company
James Lewis
Ellen Bell Smith
Bob Buckner
F. E. Tappan
Williams
John H. Enders
Milton Valley
Cemery
Matilda
Barton
Vaucuse
Winchester Memorial Hospital
B. E. Williams
Bartonville
FE. B. Mitchell
Clarke County
Vaucluse
Bayliss
Frederick County
New B&O R R Timetable Changes Take Effect
A new passenger train schedule went into effect yesterday on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad main line. Eastbound trains show several time shifts including The Ambassador and The Shenandoah with new departures, and Westbound changes affect The West Virginian and The Washingtonian routes among others.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
W. Va
N. Y
Chicago
Jersey City
National Limited
St. Louis
The
Shenandoah
Je City
Washingtonian
Cleveland
Washington
West Virginian
Parkersburg
Chicago Express
the Capitol Limited
the Ambassador
Detroit
Blue Ridge Limited
Favors Departing Continues After San Francisco Hearing
Sears ruled Bridges joined the Communist party and the Marine Workers' Industrial Union after entering the United States in April 1920. He found the Communist party advocates overthrow of the government by force and violence.
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San Francisco
Sears
Bridges
United States
Communist Party
Marine Workers’ Industrial Union
Communist Party of the
Power Commission Plans Defense Fueled Expansion in 1943
The Power Commission unveiled an ambitious expansion plan submitted to President Roosevelt on July 16 to meet defense costs. By 1943 monthly expenditures are projected at 3 billion dollars with private utility orders financed on a self liquidating basis to keep generator production at full capacity.
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Commission
Roosevelt
Power Commission
Final Services Held For Little Charles Fout
Charles E. Fout of Hayfield died at Winchester Memorial hospital on September 14 at 14 months old from complications. Survived by parents and six siblings, services led by Rev. S J Goode at Gainesboro Methodist Church. pallbearers were uncles and playmates. hymns sung were Safe In the Arms of Jesus and Asleep in the Arms of Jesus. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Charles E. Fout
Robert L. Fout
Hayfield
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Little Charles
Gainesboro Methodist Church
S. J. Goode
Winchester
Earl
William C
Frederick A. Fout
Goldie L. Catherine E
Mary B. Fout
Lloyd
Chester
Fred
Robert Palmer
Vivian Coppa
Mary Nale
Vivian McDaniel
Jesus
Mushroom Grows Up In London Farmer Finds Heavy Puffball
Harvey Goings, a farmer in London Ohio, found a puffball mushroom weighing 4 pounds 14 ounces. The specimen stood 9 inches tall and measured 30 1 2 inches in circumference.
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London
Pfi— Harvey Goings
Boy Scout Troop No. 40 Holds Meeting
Boy Scout Troop No. 40 met Friday evening with flag salute. Good deeds and a staff meeting report followed. Scoutmaster rearranged patrols, then drill and a game of Base. Richard Stine completed life requirements last Friday and Carroll Morrow was appointed troop scribe.
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Boy Scouts
Richard Stine
Carroll Morrow
Elk City mayor and wife enjoy rides with curbside refreshment stops
Neigh neigh, Elk City Oklahoma. Mayor and Mrs. V C Tisdal ride horseback and pause at curb service stands for refreshments. When they arrive the horses neigh for service.
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Elk City
Okla
V. C. Tisdal
Answers to the Daily Quiz
The page lists quiz results with items such as twelve and George Gershwin among other true false and trivia prompts. It includes references to a hoop skirt, South America, Wang Laer and a note on whales, followed by items like a bill of attainder and the American fez.
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George Gershwin
True
South America
Wang Laer
Wang R
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Rad
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AT & T
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Case
Ches & O
Crysler, Corp
Corl Cred
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Phil Pet
Proc & Gab
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Soofn J
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Western Union
Woolworth
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Auetel
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Norman Uphouse
Bible School
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Episcopal Church
Jones Funeral Home
C. R. Boyce
Philip Bayliss
Dan Metz
Billy Brumback
Franklin Barley
Eugene Lupton
Billy Norman
Bobby Smallwood
Stephens City High School
Favors
Ohn
W. Adams Plumbing & Heating
Piccadilly St
Boy Scout
Carroll Morrow, Scribe
Antietam Paper CO
Hagerstown, Md
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Sparkind Water
Pepsi-Cola and
Cloverdale
D. A. Gordon & CO
S. Main St
Household Arts. Inc
W. 14Th Street
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