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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1935

Page

6

Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County

Royal Va April 26. A Hales of Norfolk will arrive Friday night to spend the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs B H Potts. Turner Slaughter has recovered from measles. There is a benefit dance to support the baseball team in Updyke Hall. Elliott Marshall was a visitor in Berryville. Walter Olmstead left for Washington for several days. Patsy Coe will spend the weekend with her parents, Prof and Mrs H C Coe. Kenneth Simpson recovering from pneumonia. R Lee Sowers visited Rockland Edinburg Woodstock. Edward H Stokes visited Washington. Mrs Oslan of New York accompanied her sons on return from Easter holidays.

Was Royal Es A. Hales Norfolk Johns Hopkins University Baltimore B. H. Potts Patsy Coe H. C. Coe Miss Coe Goshen R. Lee Sowers Rockland Robert Edinburg Woodstock Mrs. Oslan New York William Jack

Stock Market Sees Silver Surge With Mixed Session

New York markets on April 26 saw silver prices spike to 15 year highs while grains rallied in Chicago on the silver push and fallout from a major firm failure. Bonds held steady and call money rose to 0.25 percent. Foreign exchange showed sterling at 4.8134 and French franc at 0.0640. Selected 2 pm stock list includes Allied Chemical 144, American Can 122.75, Bethlehem Steel 25.75, General Electric 24.875, U. S. Steel 33, Union Pacific 93, Woolworth 58.75.

New York Chicago Stock Exchange Allied Chemical American Can American Smelters American Tel. & Tel Atch., Topeka Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Consol. Gas of N. Y Corn Products General Electric General Motors Johns Manville Int. Harvester Goodyear Montgomery Ward N. Y. Central Penn. Railroad Stand Oil of N. J

Grain Quotations and Cash Prices Across Markets

Chicago and Baltimore report closing grain prices with May July and Sept contracts for wheat corn oats along with lard and bellies. Cash grain bids list No 3 red wheat No 1 hard and various corn and yellow varieties with per bushel and per barrel values.

Chicago Chicago Cash Grain Winchester

Franco Russian Pact Reported Reached in Paris

In Paris on April 26 Ambassador Vladimir Potemkin of Soviet Russia said he and French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval reached an agreement on the Franco Russian pact.

Paris Vladimir Potemkin Russia Pierre Laval

Farmers Hear Huey Long Aide At Holiday Convention

Milo Reno president of the National Farmers Holiday Association finalizes plans for the third annual convention titled Huey Long's Party. Louisiana senator will speak on Campaign Promises You Make Us Make Them and You Make Us Break Them tomorrow.

Des Moines Milo Reno National Farmers Holiday Association Huey Lone Louisiana

Car Top Burns In Indian Alley

Fire damaged the Marquette roadster owned by L. T. Conner parked beside a trash pile in Indian Alley behind Montgomery Ward and Company. The blaze started at about 3 o clock this afternoon and caused slight damage to the vehicle.

Marquette L. T. Conner Indian Alley Montgomery Ward and Company

Philadelphia and regional markets report livestock produce values

Livestock and produce markets show cattle steady with steers 6.50 to 12.00 and hogs 8.05 to 9.00. Calves and sheep ranges listed. Philadelphia live poultry and dressed poultry prices noted with butter and egg values and U S Dept of Agriculture price standings.

Baltimore Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks U. S

Local Markets Listings For Flour Dairy and Feed Prices

Local markets list wholesale flour and feed prices with multiple bag sizes and brands. Prices cover patent and short patent brands, corn meal, middlings, mixed feed, dairy feeds, eggs, butter, and live animals including cattle and hogs with varying quotes.

The Star Aes Ateonees Seveeus Kasco Cilyinae

Winchester Golf Club names new committees for 1935 season

The Winchester Golf Club has announced its 1935 committees led by W. Nelson Page. The Bi-State League season begins May 18 with ten-man teams from Winchester Opequon Martinsburg Belle Haven and Purcellville. The club reports good course conditions and a newly painted swimming pool ahead of summer activities.

Winchester Golf Club W. Nelson Page Winchester Club Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg W. Va Belle Haven Country Club Alexandria Loudoun County Golf Club Purcellville F. A. Read, Jr J.P. Hayley D.L. Weems Virginia Hunter Boyd Delmar H. Robinson Frank Armstrong J. T. Engle Clarke’Cooper B. M. Knight, Jr Ee.e. Stone Edward C. Goss E. C. Parker Lester D. Arnold H. B. McCormac Wendell B. Goode B. B. Dutton Mary Miller Stewart Elting J. W. Arthur Philip Williams Frances Page Virginia T. Boyd Paul Rutledge H. R. Kern, Jr W. H. Bosserman, Jr H. F. Byrd, Jr John F. Rodman, Jr L. M. Allen H. B. McCormac, Jr Thomas A. Gibson Robert Riley J. K. Wheeler

Cherry Bloom Reaches Peak at Nicodemus Orchard

Twelve hundred cherry trees in the Nicodemus orchard two miles north of the city report the heaviest and most beautiful bloom in the orchard history. Visitors are welcome to see the trees before the bloom ends over the weekend. Reach the orchard by driving a quarter mile west from Martinsburg Pike at York's filling station along the Welltown pike.

Martinsburg Pike York Welltown Pike

Mission Group Elects Officers At Woodstock

The twelfth annual convention of the Women s Missionary Society of the Winchester Conference of the Lutheran Church met at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock. Officers elected were Mrs C J Rice president Mrs J P Derrick vice president Mrs John Fray secretary and treasurer and Mrs Joseph Fry statistical secretary. Reverend Victor Mc Cauley of the India Lutheran Mission spoke, and the program included music and a dialogue titled Wave Length. Twenty two delegates attended from Winchester.

Women’s Missionary Society Winchester Lutheran Church Emanuel Lutheran Church Woodstock C. J. Rice Mount Jackson J. P. Derrick John Fray Shepherdstown W. Va Joseph Fry Wardensville F. B. Lingle Strasburg Victor McCauley India Lutheran Mission

Plan Hearing In Injury Of Local Youth

Leon Brannon is summoned to appear in police court at 10 oclock tomorrow morning for a hearing into an accident that injured Ralph Kern eight, son of Mr and Mrs Hunter Kern of Cork street. The child is in a local hospital with injuries from being struck by a car while at play at Highland avenue and Kern street. His condition is described as not serious and he is recovering satisfactorily. The driver who struck him took him to the hospital.

Leon Brannon Ralph Kern Hunter Kern Cork Street Highland Avenue Kern Street

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Norfolk Woman

Mrs. R. V. Murder of 1704 Lovett Ave Norfolk Va recommends Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for tired weak women. She says it helped her after childbirth and she praises its效果 the medicine is sold in tablet and larger forms with free medical advice through the Dr. Pierce clinic in New York.

Officer Killed Another Wounded Chasing Bandits

In Cincinnati on April 26 a detective sergeant was killed and a detective wounded after a failed payroll robbery at Crane-Breed Casket Co. Pursuing two robbers, Det. Sgt John Cameron died from head and stomach wounds. Det John Schmitt was wounded in the arm. One robber fled on foot, the other, later captured, sped away in a car after alarm signals caused pursuit and a curbside confrontation.

Cincinnati John Cameron John Schmitt Crane-Breed Casket Company Cameron Schmitt Bana

Plenty Of Peaches Survive The Cold

J. W. Larrick Jr of Chambersville shows a peach twig in town to prove many peaches survive the cold snap. He notes a large majority of buds remain green and growing on his 75 acre orchard of peach and apple trees despite some losses.

J. W. Larrick, Jr Chambersville Mr. Larrick

Mystery shootings claim two lives in home incident

A former friend and two guests quarrel in a residence leading to multiple gunshots. Howard, an instructor tied to a law program, died after a back shot while Bolte, the occupant, survived with authorities considering mistaken identity. The other victim, Paul Ivar Wharton, a fashion designer, died from three bullets as investigators note a prior probation violation restricting his driving.

Bolte Berry Howard Karl Schlichter Norris Stensland Sheriff’s Office Quarrel Wharton Paul United States Navy Mrs. McPherson

Flea in amber dated at five million years old

A flea preserved in amber from East Prussia is estimated to be five million years old. The discovery highlights ancient life and insect preservation in fossil amber.

East Prussia

Church Sisters To Look After The Dionne Sisters

Judge J A Valin said sisters of a religious order will replace the nurses tending the Dionne quintuplets. Mme Luise de Kiriline asked to be relieved. guardians named include Oliva Dionne and Dr A R Dafoe.

North Bay Ont J. A. Valin Mme. Luise de Kiriline Ontario A. R. Dafoe Oliva Dionne Madame de Kiriline Dionne Leroux Patricia Mullins

History of Va to Pass by in Fifth Division

Proportionate allocation governs relief projects with work area numbers guiding allotments. The progress division will track figures and inform other divisions, ensure workers come from relief rolls, set area security payments, and aim to locate projects near workers’ homes.

Progress Division Works Progress Division

Galilee Church of Christ Services at Welty Road

Rev. F B Sapp leads Bible School at 10 with Charles E McVay as superintendent. Preaching at 11 followed by communion. Young People's meeting at 7:30 pm on "A Shepherd Preaches" and another sermon at 8 pm. The Greens won last Sunday in the Bible School contest. Willing Workers’ Class had the largest attendance. Everyone invited.

Welltown Road F. B. Sapp Charles E. McVay Young Peoples Greens

Funeral Rites For Wm. Henson Law

Afternoon services for William A. Henson a about sixty year old farmer who died after ill health from tuberculosis will be held at his Middletown area home. Rev. F B Sapp will officiate with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery. He leaves a widow a son Leonard W and three grandchildren along with four sisters and three brothers.

Middletown William A. Henson F. B. Sapp Walnut Springs Christian Church Mount Carmel Henson James and Jane Mowery Henson Leonard W Susan Ritenour Saumsville Lula Thurston Martinsburg W. Va G. M. Racey Strasburg Vergie Oranda Robert Harry Love

Double Explosion Wounds Eleven In St Louis Sewer

In St Louis near the grand boulevard viaduct an underground gas explosion left at least 11 workers burned and many trapped in a sewer. Firemen faced smoke as crews rushed injured to city hospital and manholes were guarded for rescues.

ST. Louis Grand Boulevard

McElroy Pleads Governor to Spare McGee Life

Mary McElroy appeals Governor Park to spare Walter H. McGee, leader of the kidnapping gang that seized her for 30 000 ransom nearly two years ago. She seeks peace of mind and adheres to mercy while noting the case would warn others.

Mary McElroy McGee Jefferson City Guy B. Park Walter H. McGee Walter McGee Miss McElroy

Mothr and Son Sentenced for Slaying in Delaware Jail

Mrs Mary Carey 52 and son Howard Carey were sentenced to be hanged in Sussex county jail on June 7 for the killing of her brother Robert Hitchens. Another son James Carey 23 received life imprisonment. Jury urged mercy but judge declined. Insurance motive cited in Frankford area case. Records show no prior Delaware female hanging.

Mothr Son Delaware Farmer Georgetown Del Mary H. Carey Howard Carey Sussex County James Carey Robert Hitchens Frankford D. G. Layton Ciate

Eskimo Dogs Scarce in Native Communities

The article notes very few Eskimo dogs in native communities as many other breeds suit climate and dense settlement better. It adds that dog fanciers let the hardy breeds dominate the north where only tough canines survive. Also explains alabaster as a gypsum mineral resembling marble and its oriental form is harder, found in Egypt and used historically for jars and urns.

Egypt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Front Royal Warren County Turner A. Slaughter Updyke’s Elliott Marshall Berryville Walter G. Olmstead Washington Julian N. Major Pittsburgh O. W. Carper Charlottesville Walton Kenneth Simpson Frank Simpson Edward H. Stokes Washington, D. C History OF Galilee Chuch Christ Wm. Henson Law Mexico Napoleon III France Maximilian H. F P. McElroy Kansas City Goodyear Speedways Buncutter Tire Co S. Braddock St
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