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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

6

State Seed Show Catalogues Out for 1936 Warrenton Event

Catalogues announce the 1936 State Seed Show to be held in Warrenton Fauquier county January 30 31 Exhibits are invited in corn small grains potatoes cotton lespedeza peanuts soybeans and cowpeas with junior and adult judging contests and medals funded by the Virginia Crop Improvement Association and American Cyanamid Company Speakers include John R Hutcheson T B Hutcheson O S Fisher Lyman Carrier. Premiums and classes cover interstate state and provincial entries with detailed awards for corn small grains soybeans cowpeas and potatoes and a grand prize for Sweet potato sweepstakes.

Warrenton Fauquier County Virginia Crop Improvement Association Blacksburg American Cyanimid Company T. B. Hutcheson Agronomy O. S. Fisher Lyman Carrier U. S. Soil Conservation Service United States Canada Green Mountain

Presbyterians Plan Week of Self Denial in Winchester

The Winchester Presbyterians announce a week of prayer and self denial in January 1926 at Loudoun Street Church with a Home Missions theme. A preparatory service is set for tomorrow at 3.30 pm, with evening services at 7.30 pm and an inspiration service next Monday evening January 20. The Rev E B McGukin will discuss Home Missions at the Wednesday prayer service and the Rev Dr Charles D Gilkeson will speak on Friday evening.

Winchester Loudoun Street E. B. McGukin Home Missions Charles D. Gilkeson Winchester Presbytery

Capitol Hill 10 Fight Shy of a New Tax Policy

The looming budget gaps from the Supreme Court AAA ruling and a pending veteran bonus risk widening the public debt to about 37 billion by July 1, 1937. Administration insists no new taxes are needed, while Congress weighs farm program funding as a possible tax substitute.

Capitol Hill Nathan Robertson Associated Press Washington Jan Dreie AAA Supreme Court Congress Treasury Roosevelt Morgenthau Senate Finance Committee

Dividend Voted By Directors of Winchester Woolen Mills

The Winchester Woolen Mills board on January 9 authorized a regular quarterly dividend of one and one half percent on capital stock. Fred S. Hunt was elected to the board to replace Stuart Perry and serves as general manager. The mill reports good sized orders for men’s, women’s and children’s cloth.

Winchester Woolen Mills, Inc Fred S. Hunt Stuart Perry Hunt

Hialeah Park Opens 46 Day Racing Season

Hialeah Park begins a 46 day meet in Miami with nine stakes slated after a 3500 inaugural handicap. Attention centers on the Florida Derby as the season opens with optimistic prospects.

Miami Fla Hialeah Park

Baltimore and Ohio Rail Loadings Hit Five Year High

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported weekly car loadings for the week ended January 11 totaling 40,628, up from 38,245 in the same week last year. Historical figures show 37,358 in 1934, 33,603 in 1933, 37,087 in 1932, and 50,941 in 1931.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

William Cooper Gains 90 Acre Martha Cooper Farm Decree

Judge Philip Williams signs a Brick County Circuit Court decree directing deed and clear title for William J. Cooper to the 90 acre Martha Cooper farm near Hogue Creek in Gainesboro district. Cooper bought the land January 23 1933 at a delinquent tax sale for 5.01 plus costs. no redemption was made and Cooper becomes owner for 5.01 and expenses.

Philip Williams Brick County William J. Cooper Martha Cooper Hogue Creek Gainesboro Cooper

Banana Rice Pudding and Fruit Custards Recipe Ideas

A vintage recipe collection presents Banana Rice Pudding with rice, milk, eggs, sugar, bananas, cinnamon and butter baked in a casserole. Raspberry Cup Custard uses raspberries milk eggs and sugar baked in custard cups over warm water. Cherry Custard combines cherries milk eggs baked in a water bath.

China Culinary Terms Breakfast and Dinner Names

In China, breakfast is Tsao Pan meaning morning rice and dinner is Ouan-Fan meaning evening rice. These terms reflect traditional meal naming without additional context or details.

China

Baked Squash and Others For Mid Winter Dinners

Instructions for preparing baked squash, beets, carrots, parsnips, and celery as midwinter side dishes. Details include quantities, oven temps of 400 degrees, water amounts, and timing for layering, uncovering, browning, and finishing with butter and lemon juice.

Menus For The Guest Luncheons

The article lists multiple luncheon menus including Chafing Dish Luncheon, Casserole Luncheon, Baked Halibut, Bean Luncheon, and Vegetarian options. It details items such as Creamed Eggs, Asparagus, Baked Squash, Halibut, Rice Casserole, Fruit Cup, Beets, Carrots, and Cherry Sherbet with notes on serving, sauces, and buffet presentation.

Baked Turnips Cooked With Water Butter and Cream

Young turnips need three fourths cup water in the casserole while cooking. Peel and cut them, bake at 400 degrees or in a hot oven for fifty five minutes. Serve with melted butter mixed with a touch of sugar and salt or pour a hot cream sauce to coat.

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Youth Arrested for Killing Father in Virginia

Russell Boyd, 17, was jailed in Rocky Mount Virginia after being charged with murdering his father Charles Boyd about 60 who was fatally shot at the Boyd home between Ferrum and Endicott late yesterday. The prisoner said he acted in self defense. The shooting occurred in the Boyd dwelling.

Rocky Mount Russell Boyd Charles Boyd Boyd Ferrum Endicott

Veteran matmen referees seen in action in 1899

References to veteran wrestlers George Bothabs and a Riley acting as referees in 1899 at ages 69 and 67, with farm hand roles and scattered details indicating their on field activity and proof of participation.

New York George Bothabs Riley Wres

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