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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

5

Baseball Standings and Results in Early American League

The American League standings show Detroit leading with a .664 pace at 13 to 37, New York 66-43, Cleveland 58-49, Boston 59-53, Washington 49-59, St. Louis 47-58, Philadelphia 42-61, Chicago 38-72. Recent scores include Cleveland over Washington 5-1, Detroit 9-7 over New York 5-3, Boston 7-3 over St. Louis, and Chicago at Philadelphia on wet grounds. Upcoming games list Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia.

W. le Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago L. Pet Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati

Slow Selling Apples Warned By Virginia Expert

Virginia apple growers are urged to exercise patience in sales this season by W. B. Campfield secretary of the Virginia State Horticultural Society. He notes scattered early deals at low prices and warns that a short national crop and midwest droughts will affect prices later, favoring larger buyers and by product plants.

Virginia W. 8. Campfield Virginia State Horticultural Society Virginia Fruit Campfield Middle West United States McIntosh New England Pennsylvania Maryland North Carolina Georgia

Jackson Quits Maryland Governor Race

Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson withdrew from the Democratic gubernatorial contest in Annapolis. He filed his candidacy April 28 and asked for the certificate and a $270 check to be refunded, to be sent back in a few days. His withdrawal leaves Gov. Albert C. Ritchie and Dr. Charles H. Conley as the remaining Democratic candidates.

Associated Press Annapolis Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Secretary of State Albert C. Ritchie Charles H. Conley

Ball Hawks Edge Bantam Boys 4 3 In Twilight League

The Ball Hawks defeated the Bantam Boys 4 to 3 in a twilight league game. Battery for Ball Hawks were Boyd and Keller, while Duvall and Anderson guarded for Bantam Boys. Standings show Ball Hawks second with two wins and one loss. Bantam Boys have one win, three losses.

Bantam Boys Hawks Boyd Keller Duvall Anderson Wlatt Bantam Boys

Demonstration Teaches Canners Techniques in Virginia

Thirty women attended a canning demonstration yesterday in the Northern Virginia Power Company building on Loudoun Street. Mrs. John Whitacre said the event supports Frederick County’s subsistence garden program. Mrs. Helen Snyder of Ball Brothers Co explained pressure canning methods and jar types. similar demonstrations were planned for Woodstock today.

Northern Virginia Power Company Loudoun Street John Whitacre Frederick County Helen Snyder Ball Brothers Company Snyder Woodstock

Residents of twenty one nations found in Chalette en Gatinais

Officials report residents representing twenty one nations including the United States Finland Spain Germany Austria Belgium Switzerland Turkey Greece Russia and Hungary living in Chalette en Gatinais France.

Chalette-en-Gatinais France United States Finland Spain Germany Austria Belgium Switzerland Turkey Greece Russia Hungary

Girls Complete First Aid And Swimming Work

Under Miss Rebecca W Kern senior lifesaver many students finished beginner and swimmer first aid and life saving courses of the local Red Cross chapter. Those who completed the course include Elizabeth Massie Margaret Clowe Margaret Bean Mary Huntsberry Halloway Kinney Mary Scully Anne Yost Rachel Jennings Virginia Butsler Margaret Gibbons Helen Hatcher Louise Largent Martha W Lupton Martone Lupton Rebecca Pifer Nancy Rossman Janet Largent Louise Kline Allie Cooper Ann Oakes Ann Hatcher Mary M Cooper Edith Dunn Marion Hurst Dorothy Hawthorne Juliet Loving Allison Burgess Ann M Baker Nancy Swimley Bebe Lovett Joyce Gibbons Betty Pifer Ann Williams Gladys Garber June Cline Betty J Gearing Dorothy Robinson Iris Chapman Dorothy De Grange Elizabeth Anderson Maggie Murray Christine Wright Madeline Yates and Jack English. Activities were at the Girl Scout Camp Camp White Rock Capon Bridge W Va for girls from Winchester and Frederick counties.

Rebecca W. Kern Red Cross Frank R. Horton National Red Cross Elizabeth Massie Margaret Clowe Margaret Bean Mary K. Huntsberry Halloway Kinney Mary Scully Anne Yost Ann Williams Gladys Garber June Cline Betty J. Gearing Dorothy Robinson Iris Chapman Dorothy DeGrange Elizabeth Anderson Maggie Murray Christine Wright Madeline Yates Jack English Camp White Rock Capon Bridge W. Va Winchester Frederick County

Praise Unit At Brucetown For Garment Output

Brucetown Red Cross unit reports 22 girls dresses and 26 babies garments completed since June 12. Mrs. Gertrude Locke announces the tally, with Mrs. Hunter Grim praising the unit’s record. Members listed include Gertrude Locke Lula Jobe Ashby Price Harry McAboy Bertie Wright Tom Price Ray Russell Jack Boden Julian Snapp Mayme Tanquary Bell Jobe Luther Welch Harry Myerly S Swimley Ollie Shreck T Russell Ray Campbell.

Brucetown Red Cross Gertrude Locke Hunter Grim Lula Jobe Ashby Price Harry McAboy Bertie Wright Tom Price Ray Russell Jack Boden Julian Snapp, Sr Mayme Tanquary Bell Jobe Luther Welch Harry Myerly S. J. Swimley Ollie Shreck T. W. Russell Ray Campbell

Edward D. Grove Dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore

Edward D. Grove 72 longtime manager of M. J. Grove Lime Company Stephens City plant dies after three week illness at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore He is survived by widow Katheryn Getzendanner Grove and four children Funeral set for Friday at 9 with Charles A. Cross among pallbearers Stephens City plant to close all day in his honor

M. J. Grove Lime Company Stephens City Associated Press Fredercie Edward D. Grove Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Grove Manassas J. Grove Frederick St. John’s Catholic Church William J. Grove Edward Grove Katheryn Getzendanner Grove Harry B. Mathews Mr. Grove Charles A. Cross

Pretty Roads Major Project of Tree Growers

LURAY Virginia August 15 Road side planning for beautification and wider rights of way is a major project of the Virginia Nurserymen Association for the coming year. The convention endorsed a 24 project to place model gardens on every state farm. R E Burson state parks supervisor proposed the gardens. Fred Shopsmith of Richmond was elected president with W W M Roper of Petersburg as vice president and Mack Semple of Richmond as secretary treasurer. E M Quillen of Waynesboro retires as president and chairs the executive committee.

Associated Press Luray Virginia Nurserymen’s Association R. E. Burson Fred Shopsmith Richmond

Bidwell Statue To Be Erected In Park At Buffalo

The Gen Daniel Davidson Memorial Association Inc of Albany elected Harry Yates of Buffalo as president and William G Wilcox of Buffalo as treasurer. The group pursues a statue of General Bidwell for Soldiers Place in Buffalo born, who organized the Forty ninth New York Infantry and fell at Cedar Creek. Cedar Creek Chapter meets Sept 8 in East Hartford with sculptor Augustus Lukeman to attend and address.

Bidwell Park At Buffalo Gen General Bidwell Fortyninth New York Infantry Cedar Creek Ramseur Early White Church East Hartford Conn Augustus Lukeman Great Barrington Mass

North Carolina General Killed at Battlefield

A general named Ramseeur fell during the morning battle while another North Carolina general died later that day and a statue honors the fallen commander at the battlefield.

Ramseeur North Carolina

Hickory Club of Winchester Is Chartered

The State Corporation Commission grants a charter to Hickory Club of Winchester Inc a non stock group limited to Hickory Camp No 34 Woodmen of the World members in Winchester The club aims to promote charity recreation and social life and to acquire hold lease or sell property with plans for a club home The board includes C C Gough Cecil Bailey and C W Allamong with officers Gough president Bailey vice president and Allamong secretary treasurer Amendments record a name change from Admiral Byrd Airport to the Val-

State Corporation Commission Corporation Court Clark M. Smith Hickory Club of Winchester, Inc Hickory Camp No. 34 Woodmen of the World of Winchester C. C. Gough Cecil Bailey C. W. Allamong L. I. Carper S. O. Mason A. D

Snapp Foundry Amends Charter For Expanded Capital Stock

Certificate of amendment to the charter by Snapp Foundry Inc cites increase in maximum capital stock from 100 to 1350 shares and specifies 1250 shares of 7 percent preferred stock at $25 par and 100 shares of no par common stock. Marie E Robinson, president, notes directors and stockholders approved the charter change. The new purpose clause lists activities in iron brass and steel foundry, general machine shop, repair and manufacturing, wholesale and retail trading of hardwood mill supplies and accessories, iron and junk, etc.

Ley Airways, Inc Snapp Foundry, Inc Marie E. Robinson

Stock Ownership Report Details 280 Shares at $100 Value

The document lists ownership by agents for manufacturing firms and notes the company holding 280 shares valued at 100 dollars each. It identifies stock as part of corporate holdings and indicates plans to buy and own additional interests in other corporations.

Wasp Digs Hole for Caterpillar Carrying Lesson

A solitary wasp digs a ground burrow and caches a caterpillar nearby. She then drags the prey to her hole, returns to the exact spot, and deposits the meal with her eggs, using memory to locate the cache.

Tossing Money to Devil Among the Chinese

An odd moral vignette describes the easy method people use to rid themselves of a personal devil by throwing money at it. It portrays the devils as selfish and ignorant, pursuing those who attempt the ritual.

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