i10 . YEARS AGO- 10 Home on Saturday and Sunday,
June 20th and 21st.
Town, Charles W. Andrews; in~ Major and Mrs. G. W. T. Kear butcher classes.
Columbus Ohio, Mrs. Jennie GarrJsley celebrated their golden wed- Choice butcher steers, none;
ison, daughter of the late Rich-~ ding anniversary at the home of good butcher steers, 27.00 to
ard A. Hessey of Charles Town; i their daughter, Mrs. H. H. Cooke 30.00; plain to medium steers,
in Radford, Va the Rev. C. T. A. of Charles Town. 24.00 to 26.75; choice butcher
Marshall, rector of Trinity Epis- 80 --- YEARS AGO -- 80 heifers, none; good butcher heif-
copal Church in Shepherdstown. . . ers, none; good butcher heifers,
60 -- YEARS AGO -- 60 This week forty years ago was 22.00 to 24.50; plain to medium
the great Johnstown flood. The heifers, 19.00 to 21.775; good
Bolivar Steth Ward, a native Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers bulls, 27.00 to 28.00; plain to me-
new $130,000 educational DIED: - Fred Baker McCauley of Harpers Ferry and a veteran flooded Harpers Ferry, causing dium bulls, 24.00 to 26.50; cam-
of the Charles Town 48, Charles Town, in Winchester of the Mexican & Civil Wars enormous property damage, i mercial cows, 21.75 to 23.50; util-
Church is to be con- Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Leotah died in Warrenton, Va.
on Sunday, June 21st. Lemaster Osbourn, 54, wife of] W. S. Merchant, H. T. Miley,
F. Printz and Attorney F. Charles William Osbourn of Shep :W. B. Conrad, J. B. Osbourn,
ichols have purchased the herdstown, at her home. ~Major Ogden Murray, Thomas D.
Y house located next tel MARRIED: - Miss E1va Louise Webster and Tuting L. Starry
Riley, daughter of Mrs. James of this county attended a Con- taxes were: Charles Town 12 28.00.
~as Jefferson Hotel, E. Howard Riley and the late Mr. federate reunion in" Memphis, cents; Shepherdstown 10 cents; Choice to prime calves, 40.00
ton St. with future plans I Riley of Charles Town to James ~Tenn. Middleway 14 cents; Kabletown to 45.00; good butcher calves,
the frame building for Everett Gianiny of Washingtoni Vernon N. Simmons, editor of 9 cents; Harpers Ferry 14 cents. 36.00 to 39.75; medium butcher
of an office D. C.; Miss Elisa Virginia Hunter :the Hagerstown Morning Hearld calves, 30.00 to 35.50; thin calves,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip and formerly of Charles Town, 29.75 down; heavy calves, 24.00
icharter of Charles Town
Inc issued by the
Sec. of State, was filed
!office of the Clerk of the
Court, and capitalized at
Place" in Shepherds-
was bought recently
T. Strider, will be
opened as a Funeral
All Your
,pply
Calf or U.
SOUTHERN STATES
TOWH COOPERATIVE
Olaf 725-2212
Hunter of Winchester, formerly was married in Hagerstown, Md.
of Charles Town to Mr. Charles
David Symons, Jr of Sunnyside
Station; Miss Shirley Mae Pen-
well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elzy Penwell of Ranson to Mr.
Frank H. Ranalli, Jr of Charles
Town; Miss Pauline Orndorff of
Clearbrook, Va. to Airman Third
Class Robert Milbourne, son of
Mr. Harvey Milbourne of Charles
Town and the late Mrs. Nil-
bourne.
James M. Mason III was named
president of the Jefferson Cou-
nty Bar Association. Other off-
icers elected were Lee Bushong
vice-president and Kenneth W.
Metz, secretary - treasury.
Charles Town High's Frankie
Ranalli has been ranked among
the top 12 scholastic l~aseball
players in W. Va. by being
named to the first All-Sta~e base
ball team.
to 32.00.
20 -- YEARS AGO -- 20
ilEAT WITN
The Jefferson County School
Board appointed T. A. Lowery
for a four year term as Supt.
A new traffic light has been
ordered installed at the intersec-
tion of E. Washington and Mil-
dred Streets, making a total of
5 lights on Washington St.
DIED: - Mrs. Helen Banks
Adams, wife of John A. Adams
in Charles Town General Hospi-
tal; Mrs. Charles W. Clymer at
her home in Charles Town; Jam-
es Russell Tewalt, former Char-
les Town resident, at Newton D.
Baker V A Center; Mrs. Millie
Green at her home near Myers-
town; Clifton A. "Bill" Perks,
son of Mr .and Mrs. Philip Perks
drowned in the Potomac River
near Harpers Ferry.
40 -- YEARS AGO -- 40
Marshall McDonald was ap-
pointed county supervisor at a
special term of the County Court.
The proposal to establish a
free ferry at Key's Ferry was
RELIABLE abandoned by the court.
A light frost visited Jefferson
DELIVERIES County on J~fle 4th:
MARRIED: - Miss Virginia E.
We're always on call
keep you supplied
ith top heating oil;
R.M.
DISTRIBUTOR
l)ial 725-2215
P, ANSON, W. VA.
Shirley, daughter of Atty and
Mrs. George P. Shirley of Char-
les Town to Mr. Theodore Thomp
son of Buffalo, N. Y.; in Win-
chester, Va.; Miss Mary J. Hen.
shaw of Middleway to James P.
Shirley.
DIED: - At his home west of
Shepherdstown, Samuel M. Huy-
ett; at the home of her daughter
in Charles ToW~, Mrs. William
~A. Moler.
l 50 -- YEARS AGO -- 50
William B. and George W.
Packett sold 34 acres of marl
land along Evitts Run west of
i Charles Town to H. J. Wiswell.
DIED: - At his home in Charles
hardest
Prlnceu
since
CInderellal
GROWN
deaning--cdl
Rug nozzle,
nozlle~
brush, cmvim
one curved and
Your magic cleaning wandl
Hose reels off and back on
Jiffy-quick with o flick of
wdstl Compact case ~lores
flat or standing. Super
power cleans deep down
into rugs, carpets. Toe-touc,%
on handle turns It off and
on. See it todayl
FIRST IN HOME APPLIANCES
Washington St. -- Charles Town, W. Va.
PHONE 725.5511.
to Miss Yyda May Bar of that
city.
70 -- YEARSAfiO -- 70
I D.S. Hughes bought from the
heirs of the late Jacob-Starry,
a brick dwelling fronting on
main Street, Charles Town for
;2OO0.
Quotations of the Blue Ridge
Livestock Sales, at Charles Town,
W. Va Monday, June 16, 1969.
Receipts of all classes moder-
ate, with a good demand for all
Good to choice lambs, 27.00 to
29.60; medium to good lambs
24.00 to 26.75; butcher ewes, 4.00
to 7.00.
Good butcher hogs, 25.50 to
26.00; medium butcher hogs,
24.75 to 25.25;heavy butcher
hogs, 22.00 to 24.50; butcher
sows, 16.85 to 19.50; heavy feed-
Use Your
Central Charge
Card
Size
SCOPE
MOUTHWASH
12.OUNCE BOTTLE
Lad ;e's Smart
IL
Reg. 1.49 Choice of 3 S~yles1
LOTION
6-OUNCE BOTTLE
Sizes 5-10
Summer-fun casual sandals with foam-
cushioned inner, soles. Three styles in the
currently popular Vifloger vague. Replicas
Of more e~oenMve models.
98 Size
J & J Plastic
BAND-AIDS
BOX OF 70
8.27 Aluminum
1.50 Size
MEDI-QUIK
First-Aid Spray,
3-OUNCE CAN
,9, ~o,t.ocho~," 3.91
Cho|se, 7 webs wide, 17 webs |ong - .
chair, 7 webs w~de, 9 webs long Double
tubu|ar armS and fu|~ shaped back & seatS.
i.05 Size
COLGATE
Dental Cream
6:~-Family Size Tube
!.69 $4-QT.
FoamChest
33
Hinged lid can't
blow away Cold
99 Dixie
Cups- Plates
67 .
ers and light butcher hogs, 22.00
to 24.50; shoats per hundred,
30.~ down; pigs per head, 16.00 THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969
doWn; boars, up to 15.00.
Miscellaneous Sales Start 11:00
A.M. -- Livestock SaleS 1:30 ]P.M.
Each Monday.
Food Service Educational
Meetings Held Last Week
The Regular Food Service Edu
cational Conferences veer held
in Shepherdstown and Charles
Town by representatives of the
Jefferson County Health Depart-
meat on June 2, 3, 4, and 5, 1969.
The program subject was
"Dishwashing" and a film "Dish
washing Dividends" was shown
by John Cooper, Sanitarian. He
was assisted by Mrs. Kathryn
Rudolph, Public Health Nurse.
The persons attending repre-
sented most of the food service
establishments in the county.
Three hundred ninety-four food
service workers attended this
meeting.
75 Pond's
DEODORANT
ralcum Powder
Flower" 6~/~-Ounce Can
2.47 1.Gal."
Alpine Jug
97
Pkg. of 100 Can't rust
Ideal for picnic= or corrode!
is always in! ~r home use! 97~ !,~-GoI. Size 78
1 98 RAID YARD GUARD,o.o ero, :on. 1.33
98 OFF INSECT REPELLANT, o 67
Strap 15oak
ZerJ.Sen ls
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON--FARMER'S ADVOCATE
1.75 SIZE
LOTION OR DARK-TAN OIL
11.87
FOLDING
IL
24, PORTABLE
HOOD & SPIT
t~tttt~
ATTEND CHURCH
4-OL
~OTTLES
B.--5
COPPERTONE
4-Oz. Lotloe
1.60 Size
i.75Size TANFASTIC,o, 1.09
I
2.09 Size SOLARCAINE
~-Ounce 1
Aerosol e
Galaxy Portable
Breeze Box Fans
Economy 20 i~ch Portable- 2 Speed
Rotary switch . . . ~heavy
plastic ~trap carrying I~d~e
snap-out safety ~grills,
front & back . . . blades
electronlcally balanced.
1.45 Size
Wilkinson
DIE Blades
Size, ~m-4 of 5
UlII
STORE HOURS DAILY 8 A. Me TO 10 P M.-- SUNDAYS . 1P.MeUNTIL 10 P. Me
3.25 Box of 50
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