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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1933

Page

5

Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets

Markets report Chicago and regional grain prices with bids for wheat oats rye barley and seed. Richmond and Baltimore items list prices for potatoes cabbage apples lettuce tomatoes and butter eggs with steady to mixed tones and notable price ranges across regions.

Baltimore Chicago Richmond Priday Virginia Virginia Creamery New York Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange Baltimore Livestock Baltimore

Doughboys Finish First Half Ahead In Winchester Bowling League

The Doughboys top the standings after 21 games as Handley’s Faculty suffer defeats. Legionnaires lead with 16 wins and 5 losses, Northern Virginia Power Company second with 15 and 6. Season resumes January 3 for 42 games in the second half. Funk sets high single and season total with 157 pins, Parsons second with 148.

Handley Doughboys Winchester Lions Legionnaires Northern Virginia Power Company Funk Powermen Parsons Handley Faculty American Legion Northern Virginia Kiwanis O'Sullivan Ll ‘Oca Cola Legion Handley Legge Paout Se Cin Lee le Quarles Sargent Ewes Joyce Boone O’sullivan Oates Wheeler Fletcher Hunter Coca Cola Osa Cola Rainsberger Oy Cee New Nne Yates Armstrong Rodman Cooper

Burrowing Owl and Medieval Trade Mentioned in Local Market Note

The local market column cites Easterling Sterling as a contraction and recalls the twelfth century Hanseatic League in Germany trading silver coins for English cattle, sheep and grain. It also notes the burrowing owl sharing burrows with prairie dogs rather than digging its own home.

Germany Lanseatic League

Meetze Inspires Rotary With Motto Service Above Self

Christopher J. Meetze spoke at the Rotary Club at the George Washington Hotel presenting the motto Service Above Self. He urged fellowship, cheerfulness, education, child welfare, belief in God, and perseverance as paths to serving others while sharing several humorous stories. Visitors included G. L. Wallihan and S. D. Boyd of Front Royal.

Rotary Christopher J. Meetze Rotary Club George Washington Hotel G. L. Wallihan S. D. Boyd Front Roya

Early Flying Plans and Notables Mentioned in Item List

The passage lists individuals from Hagerstown including Andy Cahill and Mr. Spencer and Dr. George G. Snarr with new members Harry Benham and Blackburn Moore. It then notes medieval thinkers experimenting with aerial navigation, a relic copy of Matthew Merian’s Icones Biblicae from 1625, and math problems such as trisecting an angle and duplicating a cube.

Andy Cahill Spencer Hagerstown George G. Snarr Harry Benham Blackburn Moore Matthew Merian Germany

Five Athletic Stars Sold by Mack in Big MLB Shuffle

Major league magnates meet in Chicago as Connie Mack sells five Athletics stars from 1929 to 1931 for an aggregate $300,000. Lefty Grove, Rube Walberg, and Max Bishop head to the Boston Red Sox for $175,000 plus players. Mickey Cochrane goes to the Detroit Tigers for a player and $100,000. George Earnshaw moves to the Chicago White Sox for $25,000 and a player.

Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Lefty Grove Rube Walberg Max Bishop Boston Red Sox Mickey Cochrane Detroit Tigers George Earnshaw Chicago White Sox Connie Mack

What's What at a Grange

Washington and New York dispatches discuss Congress and administration faults public sentiment, taxes and redistribution. It notes elected officials freely speaking, railroads funded by U S loans, and the Van Sweringen control of the Chesapeake and Ohio with large earnings during the Depression.

U. S van Sweringen van Sweringens Chesapeake & Ohio Erie Nickel Plate Cleveland United States

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