Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
|Marrenton Firm Gets
Charter 10 Operate
.AirpIaine Business
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

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Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, Dec. IA
charter has been issued by the State
Corporation Commission to the Aero
Service, Inc, Warrenton, Va, with
maximum capital of $4,000. James
A. Mitchell is named as president
The corporation will conduct ar
airplane business. J. Donald Rich
ards, Warrenton attorney, is named
in the notice.
Pure Bred Bull Sold.
LIE Baron Farm, Warrenton, owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cotnareanu
recently sold a pure bred Aberdeen
Angus yearling bull to Briarcli.
Farms, Pine Plains. N. Y. The bull
Eppymere of LIE Baron, was sired b,
Epponian 9th of Rosemere. 1895 In.
ternational Grand Champion bull
out of Andelot Eileen 5th.
Other sales made recently by 1t
Baron include three heifers to High.
lands, Round Hill, Va; young bull
to Jack Covington. Lone Fountain
Va. and a bull to E. S. Brown, NORTH
Brookfield, N. Y.
RavenSwood Farm. owned by E. A
PIERCE, Warrenton, has sold young
bull by Brooks Glencarnock Revolu-
ton to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wadley
Michigan.
Mr.. Peirce was recently reelected
president of the Virginia Aberdeen
Angus Association at the organiza-
tons annual meeting held atFarm-
ington, Va. Sam O'Sullivan, Gull
pepper and Warrenton, was elected
director. The association decided
to hold a sale in 1914 at Blacksburg
in addition to repeatings its 194i
sales in Warrenton and in six other
localities.
Named to Ration Post.
Mrs Henri de Heller has been ap-
pointed to succeed Miss Hilda r
Hordern as chief clerk at the Eau
quier County Ration Board. Miss
Hordern resigned to accept posi-
ton with the State Department.
Red Cross Quota.
The Fauquier County Red Gross
Chapter. has been assigned quota
of $1,000 Surgical dressings for De-
cember and has received a supply OF
gallze.. The rooms will be open from
TO- am. to 6 pm. and from til
9p. M daily
Tinsley Commissioned.
Charles S. Tnsley. son of Thomas
B. Tinsley, Marshall, has been COM
missioned an ensign in the Nava
Reserve, after completing the
l5-week VI training course at the
New York Midshipmen's School.
Ensign Tinsley has left for Cornell
University. where he will take ar
engineering course for the next foul
months. He enlisted in the Navy in
April 1912. while attending Ran
dolph Macon College. Ashland, Va.
and on graduation in August. l943
he went into the midshipmen'
school.
Two brothers in the armed
services are 1t. Ernest Tinsley
Edgewood Arsenal. Md, and 1t
Thomas Tinsley, Camp Story, Va.
Renovations Recommended.
The regional Office of the United
Service Organizations at Richmond
has recommended to national head
quarters that renoYations and new
equipment amounting to several
thousand dollars be installed at the
Warrenton USO Club in the War
rem Green Hotel. The proposed al
terra tons will about double the size
of the present quarters.
Food Locker Planned.
Machinery was set in motion at
a meeting here this week for estab-
lishment of a cooperative frozen
food locker plant in Warrenton to
serve Fauquier citizens. A commit
tee, appointed by Walter B. Nourse,
county agent to direct the pre-
liminary work, includes Eugene Al
len. chairman: Miss Margaret
Payne, Mrs. James C. Hamilton,
N. J. Ramey and w. E. Richie.
Services Announced.
The Rev. Paul D. Bowden. rector
of st. James Episcopal Church here,
will conduct services at Baldwin's
Ridge Chapel at $50 pm. tomor-
row. Holy communion service and
sermon will be held at st. James
at IL am
To Receive Pigs.
Members of the Marshall High
School 4-H,- Club, which had the
highest percentage of completed
projects in the county, will receive
Sears. Roebuck & Co., gift pigs next
spring, according to Assistant
County Agent William H. Armstrong
Seven registered sows will be given
to seven boys to be selected by a
committee. and filters will be raised
from them, the boy raising the best
litter to receive a registered heifer
with second and third place awards
of baby chicks.
Play Scheduled.
The Womanless Wedding" under
the direction of Miss Maud Lee, will
be staged at Plains Parish Hall at 8
pm. Wednesday to help pay for
school sidewalks.
Receives Decoration.
Comdr. Floyd F. Ferris, son of Mrs
E. w. Winmill, Warrenton, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit for
merltorious service in the South
Pacific, and has been promoted to
the rank of captain, according to
word receiNed hu Adrc IIri,,ro Ill