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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1932

Page

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Apple Crops Shrink Worldwide Export Prospects Improve

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports smaller apple and pear crops in major exporting countries, reducing supplies for export and boosting American prospects. Demand remains weak amid unemployment and trade barriers. U S apple crop for 1932 stands at 133 824 000 bushels with a boxed yield of 53 365 000 and barreled crop continuing.

The Star Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Foreign Agricultural Service Department of Agriculture United States Canada Switzerland Belgium Netherlands Italy Austria France Germany United Kingdom Holland

Fresh Air Children to Leave Winchester for New York

The fresh air children depart Winchester on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock and Stephenson at 8.09. Hostesses should have children at the train by 7 for August 9, with basket lunches prepared. No overstay without consent from the Tribune fund office.

Winchester New York Stephenson Tribune Fund

Notice to firemen for Alexandria convention uniforms

Uniforms will be issued for the big Alexandria Convention on Monday night August 8 through August 10 at 8 o'clock. The distribution will take place at the Reuss Fire Co. Hall. Uniform Committee. Gus Haines, Chairman.

Alexandria Reuss Fire Co Gus Haines

Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank Stock Auction Notice

Public auction to sell 15 shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock in Winchester Virginia on Tuesday August 9 1932 at 11 o clock in front of the Court House. Shares offered in three lots five each. Duvall Dunn auditors. Jack Frost Ice Cream advert follows.

Shenandoah Valley Nat'l. Bank Court House Winchester Shenandoah Valley National Bank Duvall & Dunn, Auds

Grasshoppers Damage Maryland Fruit Orchards

In Frederick Maryland officials report grasshopper damage across counties with young apple trees stripped of foliage and fruit b affected in Stanisville. University of Maryland entomologist H S McConnell and county agent Henry Shoemaker note severe infestation and recommend continued poison bait. thousands of insects already killed.

Frederick H.S. McConnell Extension Service University of Maryland Henry R.shoemaker Frederick Junction Stanisville McConnell Maryland Shoemaker

Wave of Forged Checks Sweeps the Nation

Reports describe a nationwide surge of forged and no account checks using clever methods. Cases include 240 checks on bond companies, former salesmen soliciting old customers, inflated amounts, and forged letters from city managers or insurers used to cash bad payments. Winchester reports alert locals to watch for fakes.

West Virginia Winchester

State Surplus Reported After 1931 32 Fiscal Year

Virginia ended the 1931 32 fiscal year with a general fund surplus of 560 131 35 while drawing down about 2 1/2 million from the prior year. Governor Pollard urged strict economy for the new year begun July 1 as Comptroller E R Combs noted additions to the 1930 31 surplus reaching 17 012 460 with withdrawals totaling 19 640 502.

Richmond E. R. Combs Pollard Virginia Treasury

Clarke County Horse Show Firms Plans for August Event

Clarke County Virginia hosts the 31st annual Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association exhibition on August 18 and 19 with more than $3,000 in premiums, 33 classes, and notable entrants from Washington New York Culpeper and Fairfax. Special Corinthian class offers six silver cups donated in memory of Charles Mullikin. green hunter entries from Potekokies and the East draw strong interest.

Berryville Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association R. B. Moorman Washington W. C. Langley New York H. M. Luttrell Delaplane Joseph Baker Hagerstown C. W. Byers Fort Defiance W. T. Balliston Fairfax A. S. Bowman Culpeper D. 8. Chamblin, Leesburg; R. S. Peach, Upperville; H. W. Herring Association Clarke County Poteokies Bre U. S AllenThe John Lind- Lodge W. Bowles G. H. Burwell G. H. Levi Clyde Levi A. B. Hummer Capt. Ewart Johnston L. H. Bell Dr. L. M. Allen F. W. Tilford H. C. Warden K. N. Gilpin

Winchester Chevrolet Sales Ad for Used Cars

An advertisement from Winchester Chevrolet Sales lists a 1932 Chevrolet chassis and cab Olson extension with ten wheels and new tires, plus a range of used cars from 1928 to 1931 including Chevrolet and Ford models in all body types.

Chevrolet Ford Winchester

Vinegar 25c Gailon Willis A Hess 8 5 1p 2t

An entry notes a transaction or listing referencing Vinegar 25c Gailon Willis and A Hess with coded details 8 5 1p 2t and a date 2033F11. The notation suggests a classified or internal record from a clipped page segment.

Gailon Willis A. Hess

Winchester Day Cleaning Works Ad

Summer prices listed for suits at 75 cents and plain dresses at 85 cents. Cash on delivery offered. Address is 210 South Braddock with contact phone 80. Publication date appears as 8 1 1p 6t.

South Braddock

Weekly Program Demonstration Agent Schedule Listed

The home demonstration agent's up coming week is filled with adult and junior meetings 4-H Club picnics and demonstrations. Activities include Round Hill Pembroke Springs and Friendly Grove events along with posture demonstrations chair seating and group socials.

Round Hill Friendly Grove Pembroke Springs North Frederick Cross Junction Mr. Williams Friendly Grove School High View Branson Clevenger’s Bottom

Bryarly Bros Agents to Meet at Washington

An agency meeting for Home Life Insurance Company agents of H. R. Bryarly and Brother will be held at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. The event will feature Mr. Ellis, general agent for New York and president of the Home Life Agency Association, and will include all territorial agents. Bryarly's agency reports a strong year, ranking fifth nationwide in new paid for business. C. R. Keeler and R. C. Green rank tenth and nineteenth among top country agents.

the Home Life Insurance Company H. R. Bryarly District of Columbia West Virginia Maryland Virginia Mayflower Hotel Washington Mr. Ellis Home Life New York Home Life Agency Association New United States C. R. Keeler R. C. Green

Our Best Buy 1931 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe

A blue 1931 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe with leather upholstery and rumble seat is offered by Bickers Motor Co. The car is described as near new, includes a tire cover and many extras, and priced at $450.

Hodgson and Brown Silversmith Named Exclusive Agent

Hodgson and Brown Silversmith has been appointed by Stieff Co as their exclusive agent for Stieff silver. See our window display. All orders will receive personal attention.

Stieff Co Stieff Silver

Release of Walker triggers no objection in NC

Ab Walker was granted bail of 25000 by Judge Stack, funded by his father, amid ongoing habeas corpus proceedings related to the death of Libby Holman Reynolds husband. Alfred Holman, Libby’s father, pressed for an expedited trial for Libby with Cincinnati attorney Henry Holman noting the desire for a swift jury hearing.

Winston Salem N.C North Carolina Ab Walker Libby Holman Reynolds Smith Reynolds Walker A. M. Stack Scott Alfred Holman Stack B. B. Walker Higgins Libby Winston-Salem N. C Cincinnati

Troop 3 Camp Near Capon Lake Ends Week of Hard Routines

Win chester’s Boy Scout Troop 3 plus Troops 5 and 9 finish a two week Capon Lake camp in W Va. The daily schedule includes reveille meals camp craft swimming and inspections with a camp fire program and a Sunday religious service led by Rev E A Lambert of Braddock Street Methodist Church South who sponsors Troop 3.

Boy Scout Winchester Capon Lake W. Va Rev. Lambert E. A. Lambert Braddock Street Methodist Church South Scout Council

Flashes of life and odd notes from far and near in diverse items

A mixed dispatch of brief items reports a California prospector finding $1300 gold and $8100 in mine shafts, a Los Angeles doctor aiding a cancer patient who vows to outlive him, a Camden case of repayment of $75, a New York bicycle incident with a shock upon the grandmother, Albanian graduation rites with ram sacrifice, and Philip Titone narrowly spared during a bank robbery scare.

New York Philip Titone Titone

No War If Women Wear Silk Hose

Japanese statesman Dr. Inazo Nitobe told the Institute of Politics in Williamstown that no war could occur as long as American women wore silk stockings. He argued the silk market is crucial and America could defeat Japan without firing a gun by mobilizing women to cease buying silk stockings.

Williamstown Mass Institute of Politics United States Japan Inazo Nitobe House of Peers America

Two Winchester Committees Form Combined Democratic Group

Two Winchester City Democratic committees merged to form a combined organization led by Noble C. Pierce as chairman. Charles H. Harper presided. Lawrence C. Hollis became secretary and Oscar H. Lewis assistant secretary. The group praised past chair W. Nelson Page and planned the August 8 meeting to select delegates for the Seventh Congressional District convention in Harrisonburg.

Winchester City Noble C. Pierce Charles H. Harper City Hall Socrats Frake Messrs Forney Page Mr. Pierce Lawrence C. Hollis Oscar H. Lewis City Democratic Committee Martin Wisecarver Lucy Kurtz C. Douglas Barnett Lester D. Arnold Dailey R. Slonaker E. J. Snapp J. Henkel Henry Stuart Perry W. Nelson Page C. B. Harlee Fred W. Forne Roland T. Bryarly J. N. Moling Ralph B. Snapp W. E. Huntsberry W. W. Dellinger Boyd R. Richards Thurman Ritenour Mr. Page Harrisonburg Henry St. George Tucker

McAlister Wins In Tennessee Primary Poll

Nasheville Tenn Aug 5 Returns from yesterday's primary show Hill McAlister leading the Democratic race for governor with 108 122 votes from 2032 of 2257 precincts. John E McCall leads Republicans with 38768 against Hal Clements 25221. Pope absentee in Shelby County facing possible challenge.

McCall Hal Clements Internal Revenue McAlister Shelby County Memphis Pope Pikeville

Boy 13 Held in Death After Axe Blow at Dance

A 13 year old boy is held for a hearing on a charge connected to the death of Nelson Reid 35 after a melee at a Winchester dance. Reid allegedly slapped Annie Tracey and was struck with an iron pipe then an axe by the boy’s actions in the yard. Reid died from a skull fracture after hospital treatment.

Berryville Nelson Reid Winchester Memorial Hospital C. H. Iden Reid Fisherman's Hall Annie Tracey Annie Little Wilbur Slaughter Wilbur Son Wilbur Slaughter A. P. Osborne Winchester Iden Rose MacDonald Rena Reid Anna Marie Hunter Reid

National Philcg Trade In Week Announced

Aug 6 to 13 trade in on your old radio at Miller & Anderson under a special factory arrangement for big money savings. Store hours 8 to 5 or 1p and 6t remaining details shown in ad.

Philcg Miller & Anderson

Water Wagon Driver Charged With Drunken Driving

New Orleans police arrested 29 year old Nicholas Chappetta after he drove a city sprinkler into several cars. Officers said he appeared intoxicated when taken into custody.

Associated Press New Orleans Nicholas Chappetta Chappetta

Winchester Post 2123 Meeting Notice

The Winchester Post 2123 invites all members to a meeting on Monday evening August 8 at 8 o clock. Lunch will be served after the meeting.

Winchester Post 2123

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