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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
Baltimore markets show varied livestock and poultry prices with cattle slow but mostly higher, hogs active and higher, and sheep with lambs arriving late. Local grain prices and feeds listed amid a dense, data heavy market sheet referencing firms and regional figures.
The local markets list numerous price points for patent and brand bags of corn meal and cracked corn, shelled corn, and various feeds. Dairy products and eggs appear with multiple classifications, while entries for cattle and calves show small price variation.
New York December 3 brokers report a broad stock market rebound from recent losses amid domestic optimism and mixed loans. U S government bonds improved while commodities generally eased. Foreign exchange wavered with the franc and sterling down.
Chicago wheat prices rise with upturns lifting total grain supplies by 50 million bushels. Closing prices show Dec and May futures across wheat corn oats and rye with varied gains and losses. Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat and white corn prices also listed with delivery months and per bushel figures.
Susan Ann Taylor infant daughter of Arthur D and Eth Luttrell Taylor of No 31 Southwerk Street died at 9 30 this morning at her parents home from a heart ailment She was born October 27 this year Survived by sister Ellen five brothers Kenneth Charles Donald John and Arthur Funeral from the home at 2 o clock Saturday with Rev Herman McPastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church officiating Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery
Front Royal Va December 3 Landon Osborne Gore 66 a longtime U S Remount Depot foreman and local Mason died at his sister in law Mrs Emma Gore home after a long illness He was unmarried and survived by a brother and four sisters Funeral plans to be led by Front Royal Masons with help from Charles Town and Berryville lodges
Last rites for the late C. B. Johnston of 380 East Piccadilly street will be conducted Friday at 2 o'clock from the residence. The Rev. Herman McKay and assisting clergy will officiate. Winchester Lodge of Odd Fellows will lead at the grave, with interment at Mount Hebron. Johnston was a veteran Virginia Woolen Mill employee with many local ties.
A truck driven by Walter Whitacre and a car driven by Ray D. Pixler of Tracy Iowa collided on Route 50 near the Four-Mile House in a side-swipe crash. Investigating officers said the slippery highway caused the car to skid into the truck, which lay largely on its side.
Mrs. Myrtle Chrismore in charge of the Recreation Center at 127 North Cameron Street called attention to facilities for childcare this afternoon. The center offers supervision for children while adults work.
City council discussed adding funds in the tentative budget to cut street weeds next summer. President Peyton Marshall suggested budgeting for labor while noting the WPA recreation center offers supervised programs for children age one to six during open hours.
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