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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
7
Front Royal social notes and community updates
Front Royal area residents attend dances church events and social visits with numerous residents traveling to Winchester Washington and Staunton for gatherings. appointments include Arthur Kresge joining Miller and Ander at Front Royal branch and Mrs Violette Collins visiting Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kresge
Miller and Andersort
Front Royal
Social and business visitors in Harrisonburg scene
Senator Aub G Weaver and State Coml ie R Combs of Richmond spent yesterday in Harrisonburg. Clarence Ritenour recovering from a fall on Royal Avenue. Judge A C Carson and Claude A stories were in Washington. Houston Marlow transferred from Sparta to Galax. Virginia Carson attended a What-So-Ever Circle Silver Tea at Mrs O R Bowen’s home. Mrs W E Rudacille returned from Washington. Peters Construction Company of Norfolk in town. J R Deverle and family from Roanoke visiting Mrs Deverle’s sister Mrs Frank Forsyth on Royal Avenue. Deverle to stay a few weeks while the others return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aub. G. Weaver
R Combs
Richmond
Harrisonburg
O. R. Bowen
Canan of the Circle
J. R. Deverle
L. E. Freeland
Betty Deverle Freeland
Roanoke
Scout Troop Sets Camp Eligibility Rules
At a Front Royal Boy Scouts meeting it was decided scouts must be registered four months before the annual summer camp to participate. The troop has a 32 member quota and enrollment, including John D. Lauck, is rising to 24 members with three absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Boy Scouts
John D. Lauck
Front Royal to Host Luray Bowls Tonight
Front Royal bowling team faces Luray in a home match. The Front Royal lineup includes Billy Smith Wallace Thomason Beauford Armel David Rust and Morris Baggarly. They have defeated Luray in the two prior contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Font Royal
Luray
Billy Smith
Wallace Thomason
Beauford Armel
David Rust
Morris Baggarly
Warren Students To Attend Alice In Wonderland Play
Special school buses will run Saturday from Front Royal to Winchester to take children to Handley high school for The Children's Theatre of New York City's stage play Alice In Wonderland at 10 30. Transportation for Front Royal pupils is arranged through cooperation with Supt. G Tylerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Winchester
Winchester Little Theatre
Children's Theatre
New York City
Handley High School
Children’s Theatre
Supt. G. Tyler
Illness Fatal To Robt. Fitch In San Antonio
Mr and Mrs R O Fitch of 402 South Loudoun street learn of the death in San Antonio Texas of their son Charles Fitch 35. A World War II veteran he served in the 648th Aero Squadron and rose to sergeant. He had been in the dry cleaning business in San Antonio. His survivors include his widow Hazel Fitch and his brother Robert Fitch of Modesto California and his parents in Winchester. The couple could not attend the burial due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Fitch
South
Loudoun Street
Charles Fitch
San Antonio
Texas
Fitch
Hazel Fitch
Robert Fitch
Modesto
Calif
F‘st
Mr. Fitch
Winchester
648Th Aero Squadron
Apple
Guatemala’s Role as Central America’s Chief Trade Country
Guatemala, nearly the size of Louisiana, stands as Central America’s leading commercial nation with about 70 miles of Atlantic coastline and roughly 200 miles along the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Louisiana
Central America
Atlantic
Pacific
Wallace Sees AAA as Permanent and Eight Tax Plans
Secretary Wallace urged the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to stay in place and outlined eight tax and policy alternatives to finance farm programs. He spoke at the 36th annual livestock show as the Supreme Court nears a decision on the processing tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Supreme
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
High Tribunal
Wallace
Supreme Court
New Lead Sought In Deep Loring Mystery
Investigators moved the Corina Loring case to a Baltimore suburb seeking a new lead. A woman who wrote to Lt. H Itzel may help explain the motive behind the Mt. Rainier bride elect slaying. Police also probe gloves found in Victor Redmond's car as he faces a hearing on attempted assault of a 9 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Mad
Corina Loring
Mt. Rainer
Baltimore
H. Itzel
Victor Redmond
Mr. Rainer
Origin of Limerick in Doubt Questions Its History
A note on the origin of the five line nonsensical verse known as a limerick is in dispute and unclear. It mentions Uncle Eben and the proverb about rising in life implying effort rather than ease.
Markets Endure Mixed Pull On New York Stock Exchange
Conflicting war pens and renewed tensions in France kept the New York market restrained. Early trading showed dull declines with mixed commodity moves as cotton rose while wheat and cereals slipped. Bonds were irregular and rails led activity. foreign exchange stayed flat with call money at 0.75%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Manufacturers Association
Allied Chemical
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand Oif of
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Update Amid Daily Market Corrections
The Star notes markets are correct daily but cautions about typographical errors. Traders and readers are urged to verify figures and headlines against official data releases for accuracy.
Local Wholesale Market Prices Listed for Feed and Grain
A cash listing shows wholesale prices for flour blends, corn meal, feed mixes, and dairy feeds with 98 and 48 pound bag options and per barrel rates. It includes egg mash and various bread flours, along with livestock prices for turkeys cows hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Mor Ou
Kasco
Saesebeeass
Freek
Livestock And Produce Markets Miami and Chicago Reports
U. S. Dept of Agriculture market notes from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago detail cattle hogs and sheep trading. Cattle 550 head with 1000 holdovers, beef cows 5.00-6.50, steers 8.50-10.26, fed steers around 1300 lbs at 10.75, calves 200 head steady. hogs 650 head steady to higher, 120-210 lb hogs 10.60-10.85, sows 8.15-9.35. sheep 400 head, lambs 11.50-12.00. Chicago hogs 16,000 head, 180-320 lb at 9.85-10.00, cattle 5,000 head with steers and yearlings steady, top steel 14.50, heifers to 10.50, sheep 8,000 with lambs 11.00-12.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
U. S
Chicago
U.S. Dept
Grain futures and cash prices across wheat and feed grains
Chicago shows mixed futures with wheat around 95 cents and corn near 58 cents for December and May contracts. Oats and rye trade higher into spring and barley near 40. Barrels and lard futures also listed with small shifts. Cash market reports from Chicago and Baltimore add No 1 wheat bids and white corn bids, all anchored to mill deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winchester
November 26 FFA News Highlights And Changes
The note mentions putting up a new flag and pride in its impact on the lawn. It references the Sandy-Women group, various girls chewing gum for chin reduction, and announces an upcoming demerit system. The period ends with a line about events on the night of November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. A. News
Meeting of Northern Triangle Federation of Future Farmers of America
The session opened in Warren County High School auditorium Front Royal Virginia with President John Fred Larrick of Middletown presiding. Dues of 10 cents per member were set and the nominating committee named. A varied program followed featuring guitar and harmonica music, a Ray Barret trombone solo, sleight of hand tricks by Front Royal youths, and refreshments. A large Thanksgiving turkey was won by James Tuttle from west of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Triangle Federation of the
Future Farmers of America
Warren County
Front Royal
Dent
John Fred Larrick
Ofiddletown
Ray Barret
Handley
Front Royal Boys
James Tuttle
Stephens City
Apple Market Shipping Point Tuesday Prices and Terms
Winchester Martinsburg West Virginia markets show moderate wire inquiry and light demand with a steady overall tone. Carloads list varied barrel and basket prices for Grimes Virginia Yorks and Black Twigs including U S Utility Stayman and Fancy varieties with several minimums and carload terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Martinsburg
W. Va
Grimes
Staymans
U. S
Yorks
Stephens City School Days News and Activities
Home Economics Club met November 27 and planned to sell fruit cake tickets for a nickel and magazine subscriptions. Funds raised will buy curtains, a vacuum cleaner, and modernize the home economics cottage. A senior class dance on November 22 drew crowds from Winchester and Front Royal, ending in success. A new flag pole was installed by the Agriculture Class boys, with a small indoor flag added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics News
Home Economics Club
Better Homes and Gardens
Bank
Stephens City
Winchester
Front Royal
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A. C. Carton
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Aroline Carson
Buford Armel
Cora Jane Reid
St. Cent Ceca Guild of the Chy Eirch
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Roy Miller
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Bryan Rudacile
Violette Collins
Fairlawn Inn
Washington, D. C
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Clarence Holiman
Arthur Coates
Lyle Hansbrough
Philip Eastham
Bridge
Willis Shuler
South River
C. C. Harrison
Fort Worth
Lawrence Swan
G. V. Stewart
Frank Tipton
Front Royal Glee Club
Q. D. Gasque
Randolph- Macon Academy
Mattie Brown
Annie Buck
G. Hilton
A. N. Carroll
Harold Smith
Virginia Carson
Alvin O. Haley
Mrs. Francis Collins
Fenton Collins
Frank Rudacille
Elizabeth Rudacille
Pauline Rudacille
Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg
Mrs. C. W. Burner
Son
Mr. Randolph Burner
Virginia Guthrie
Strasburg
A. D. Cone
T. S. Melton
W. C. Fray
Mr. Fray
Mrs. H. B. Fray
Madison
Elmer Young
E. H. Stokes
H. H. Sherman
Methodist Church
Col
George Rineburg
Caroline Carson
Frederick Hamilton
Remount Depot
Ed Whitworth
Clarence Ritenour
A. C. Carson
Carson
Claude
Ashington, D. C
Houston Marlow
Sparta
N. C
Galax
Mr. Peters
Peter’s Construction Company
Norfolk
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Robt. Fitch
648Th
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Taple
Uncle Eben
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Thrift
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Speedy Auto
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Agrent
Ian
Doll Carriage
Pty and Calors
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America
Noprust
Radiator
Radiator Grills
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Wade Rothgeb
Hilda Boyd
Vada Conner
Susie Carbaugh
Mary Sandy
Susie Shryock
Charlotte Lemley
Betty Wohlford
Ann Thomas Stickley
Alice Katherine Lemley
Agnes Grubbs
Helen Carper
Henry Brumback
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