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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
5
Chicago reports mixed grain quotes with No 5 hard wheat at 81 3 4 and various corn and yellow wheat prices. Baltimore and New York quotations cover wheat, butter, eggs, and produce with prices for apples, potatoes, cabbage, and poultry noted across regional markets.
Hog receipts 35,000 with top 3.40. cattle 18,000 steady to weak on light heifers. sheep 20,000 uneven but generally steady. Lancaster reports lighter cattle receipts 1,278 with beef steers and yearlings in demand. hogs 2,431 steady to higher in the west. wholesale 3.85 4.40 with small lots 4.00 5.25. sheep 354 steady with little demand.
Bloom Virginia December 18 The Friendly Grove School will hold a trial entertainment Thursday evening at o o clock with refreshments to follow sales aiding the diphtheria clinic. Invited to attend.
Cold storage data show apples on December 1 totaled 893000 barrels 13791000 boxes and 8576000 baskets. This compares with 1349000 barrels 14852000 boxes and 10533000 baskets a year earlier. Pear holdings stood at 1273000 boxes and 132000 baskets.
United Brethren Church committee asks for food donations tomorrow night between 7 and 8 o clock and Sunday morning during Sunday School and preaching services. Gifts will be received at the church and baskets delivered Christmas Eve, Sunday Dec 24.
A meteorologist notes many areas near the equator never see daytime temperatures hit 100 degrees. The observation highlights regional climate variability and ongoing studies of heat thresholds in tropical zones.
At the call of Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, Southern Methodist ministers in the Winchester district of Baltimore Conference plan an annual aid and spiritual advancement forum. Officers to be chosen at the fourth Monday in January by a nominating committee including Rev. H. V. Wheeler Rev. Dr. W. F. Locke and Rev. Sydenstricker. Other members listed include Rev. James Brown Rev. A. McNeer Rev. W. P. Saunders Rev. H. H. Sherman Rev. Delford Sheets Rev. R. O. Hipes Rev. Mr. Hedrick and Rev. F. B. Wyand.
Nineveh Virginia Gibson of Charles Town West Virginia left Tuesday to remain with Mrs Gene Timberlake in Winchester. Mrs E V Nunnally who visited her sister Mrs E G Johns goes to Asheville for the Christmas period. Miss Charlotte Powers a student at Harrisonburg State will spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs C W Sager. The Nineveh Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society met and plans a Christmas entertainment for Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Miss Lillie Attesen leaves Friday for Christmas with family in Richmond.
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