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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1952
Page
9
Iowa State College experts Charles Greenlee and Gene Francis caution against large increases in livestock production next year despite a big corn crop. They say the overall market outlook is weak and only a modest rise is justified while feed supplies improve enough to offset drops in other grains.
Stonewall owned by Mrs. Mayba Aikin is the sixth historic home on Winchester’s bicentennial benefit tour to 5 pm Wednesday. The Stonewall residence, once Alta Vista, housed Stonewall Jackson in 1861 62 and features original wallpaper dolls furniture and a Currier and Ives collection. Proceeds fund garden restoration at Abram's Delight as part of the Historical Society program.
Frederick County farmers have until November 30 to request aid under the 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program. J Hershman, PMA county committee chair, explains a farm by farm plan based on field surveys to tailor conservation practices. Aid amounts vary with need, farm size, operation type, and county allocation.
Mrs Samuel Moore Shoemaker Jr wife of Dr Shoemaker longtime rector of Calvary Episcopal Church New York will be the speaker at the first Auxiliary meeting of Christ Church for the coming season. The event includes a sandwich lunch at 1 30 pm in the Parish Hall tomorrow and allows one guest per member.
The American Dental Association says the term nerve is a misnomer for dental pulp. The pulp has three functions: to provide nourishment to the tooth, to build secondary dentin, and to furnish sensation.
AP Newsfeatures reports Graham Ford Towers born September 29 1897 in Montreal son of a wholesale dry goods merchant. He served overseas with the Canadians in World War I and became governor of the Bank of Canada since 1934. He also leads the Industrial Development Bank and sits as a director of the Central Mortgage and Housing Corp.
John A. Schuller, 75, died yesterday morning at 5:45 oclock at Lewis Nursing Home. He was born March 21, 1877 in Frederick County, son of Charles K. and Lyzia Pope Schuller, a retired farmer and Sacred Heart Catholic Church member. Surviving are four brothers and sisters, including Francis Schuller of Huntington WV and Fred Schuller of Romney WV.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 10 a.m. from Sacred Heart Church by Rev. R. O. Hickman. Interment in Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers include Charles Schuller Daniel Kremer Herbert Schuller Jr. Francis Schuller Mariton Schuller Wayne McCartey. Tre remains will rest at Jones Funeral Home until the service.
Wilson G. Davis of Alexandria will head the Richland Diocese Holy Name Society for the cot year.
Reports confirm the deaths of two Virginian soldiers in Korea. Corporal Hamilton C. Henley, son of Mr and Mrs Henley, and Private George W. Lewis, husband of Mrs Mary A Lewis of 1113 Dixon Street Fredericksburg, died of battle wounds.
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