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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1937

Page

3

Millville Triumphs Park 5-3 Under Floodlights

Millville defeated Park 5-3 in the first floodlight game at the local field. Wilt and Ritenour led pitching for Millville and Park, with key plays including a disputed third-base out and a reversed call at the plate. Millerville’s hitters—Keller, Crowl, Burch—provided the only extra-base hits as Millville built the lead.

Millville Coppy Goodwin Hope Baker Park Ed Burch Ernie Millvillians Mallory

Shoemaker Walters Pleagle Crowl Burch Patton Doyle in bases play

Enbases show Shoemaker Walters Pleagle Crowl Burch Patton Doyle on bases with Patton to Crowl and Burch to Patton. Wilt homered three times and Ritenour seven hits. G McGullian hit by pitch. Wilt struck out seven and Ritenour three. Wilt was the winning pitcher, Ritenour the loser. Umpires Mallory Grove and Smallwood. Game lasted two hours.

Wilt Ritenour Millville Keller Crown Burch Blairton W. Va Shoemaker Walters Fleagle K. Kullian Les Goodwin C. MceGullian Koezal nQace Luby Gael Michael Lunsford Winchester Walters Fleagle McGullian Swanson Crowl Ed Burch Keegal Kellar Crowl Burch Pleagle Crowl B. Patton Doyle Patton G. McGullian Mallory Grove Smallwood

Local Maytag Dealers Meet in Hagerstown Banquet

Local dealers and salesmen of the Maytag Company attended a Friday afternoon school of instruction and banquet at Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown Maryland. Sixty dealers represented Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. G Wray Lemon welcomed attendees. L B Nicodemus spoke on Maytags progress over 15 years. John H Howard discussed financing and credits. W G Wilkes spoke at the school and banquet. Attendees from the Winchester district included B B Lazenby J E Cornell Millard Eyler A G Stokes George DeGrange and Charles Dick.

Maytag Company Hotel Alexander Hagerstown Maryland Virginia West Virginia G. Wray Lemon W. G. Wilkes Philadelphia Winchester B. B., Lazenby J. E. Cornell Millard Eyler A. G. Stokes George DeGrange Charles Dick

Missing Plane Report Lists 11 Aboard Pan American Grace Flight

NY dispatch details 11 passengers and 3 crew aboard a Pan American Grace airliner missing in the Canal Zone. Named are Thomas Wakley of National City Bank New York Rex Martin and other Commerce officials from Washington G Q Caldwell Oscar Miller of Ford Motor Amy Levering and family Isidor Souza Sam Oliver P W Kumle and Ernest Wood The crew includes Stephen Dunn pilot Lawrence Bickford co pilot and Hernan Diez Canseco steward. The flight departed Lima with lay over in Guayaquil and was behind schedule.

Dor Stephen Dunn Guayaquil Lima Peru New York Department of Commerce Washington National City Bank of New York Ford Motor Company Canal Zone John D .McGregor Commerce Department Thomas Wakley National City Bank Rex Martin G. Q. Caldwell Oscar Miller Amy Levering Pan -American -Grace Jimmy Jeffie Ernest Wood Pan-American- Grace Isidor Souza Sam Oliver P. W. Kumle Kumle Los Angeles Cristobal Wakely Miami Lawrence Arnold Bickford Hernan Diez Canseco

Announcements Invitations Money Saving Prices At STAR JOB PRIN's

STAR JOB PRIN's announces money saving prices and invitations for job seekers and customers. The notice highlights affordable services and upcoming events aimed at attracting local residents.

Markets Report From Baltimore And Chicago Livestock

Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show mixed changes in livestock and produce with varying prices. Hogs, calves, and sheep move steadily. cattle and hogs in Chicago show slow trade and mixed bids, with top hogs around 13.30 to 13.75 and cattle steady to firm in places.

Baltimore Maryland Virginia U.S North Carolina Jerseys U. S Philadelphia L. I Baltimore Livestock U. S. Dept. Agri Chicago Livestock Chicago Dept. Agri Texas Montana

Local Markets and Retail Feed Prices Listed

Daily market rundowns show patent and mixed feeds with prices per barrel and per sack. Entries include patent brand 98 lb bags at 5.95 to 6.45, cracked corn at 2.55, dairy feeds around 2.60 to 2.65, turkey and chick feeds near 2.85 to 3.45, and various grain products like middlings and corn meal with multiple bag sizes and price points.

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Chicago Wheat Falls to New Season Low on Canada Export Slump

Chicago wheat futures slumped to a season low as Winnipeg quotas fell and Canada export demand dwindled. October futures hit 1.27 dollars, with meager overseas purchases totaling about 200000 bushels. Cash grain offerings and nearby prices are listed for wheat corn oats rye and related commodities in Chicago and Baltimore markets.

Chicago Winnipeg Canada United States Chicago Cash Grain Iowa Baltimore Grain Baltimore

Stock Market Report shows mixed gains and declines

New York traders saw copper rubber and specialty shares lead advances while steels and motors fell from yesterday. Near midday and into close, several issues moved up one to two points, with some selling pressure. Bonds edged higher as earnings reports and wage bill tensions influenced sentiment.

New York Congress Allied Chemical Can Radiator Tel Anaconda Baltimore and Ohio Beth, Steel Chrysler Consol Edison Corn Union Pacific TT & Rtael

Weddings at Special Prices See Star Job Print

Wedding invitation notices advertise limited time discounts on invitations from Star Job Print. The brief item highlights affordable rates and a call to visit or contact the print shop for order details.

Dairymen Choose Alexandria for 1938 State Convention

The Dairy men Association Board of Directors decided the 1938 convention should be held in Alexandria Virginia continuing a Virginia to Virginia pattern. They noted Alexandria Chamber of Commerce and local dairy interests had invited the event for years and that Washington milk shed dairymen have not hosted in many years.

Virginia Alexandria

Evening Star prompt delivery notice in Winchester

If you fail to receive your Evening Star in Winchester call POSTAL TELEGRAPH for prompt delivery. There is no charge for this service.

Winchester

Lutherans Attend School Session at Massanetta Springs

Julius W. Richard of Opequon returned from Massanetta Springs where he attended a Lutheran Church Workers Training School session. He said 15 members of St. Pauls Church Sunday School at Fawcett Gap attended, including Pastor Rev. Snyder Alleman of Stephens City.

Julius W. Richard Opequon Massanetta Springs Lutheran Church Workers’ Training School Mr. Richard St. Paul's Church Fawcett Gap Snyder Alleman Stephens City

Senate bill on wage standards limits board powers

Wage-Hour Bill adopts an amendment allowing a labor standards board to set minimum wages up to 70 cents per hour and a 35 hour work week. The Senate bill would cap minimums at 40 cents and a 40 hour week. Mrs Norton criticized the bill as insufficient and granting too much power to a five-member board.

Labor Standards Board Senate

Infant Rosalle Elliott Dies in Frederick County

Rosalle Elliott, infant daughter of Jason and Gertrude Orndorff Elliot of Mount Williams Frederick county, died at home aged six months and 16 days. Born February 18 she passed away yesterday. Funeral services were held today at one o'clock conducted by Rev C H Anderson. Interment followed at Trone.

Rosalle Elliott Jason Gertrude Orndorff Elliot Mount Williams Frederick County C. H. Anderson Trone

Benner Infant Dies In Hospital

Floyd Benner Jr infant son of Floyd and Nina Tinsman Benner died at Memorial Hospital after an illness. Survived by parents and sister Betty Joe Benner. Born last March. Funeral from Omps funeral home at 10 tomorrow with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.

Floyd Benner, Jr Floyd Nina Tinsman Benner Memorial Hospital Betty Joe Benner Omps Funeral Mount Hebron Cemetery

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