Markets Report From Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes show cattle and hog prices mostly steady to lower. Hogs around 9.75 to 11.10 for various weights. cattle mixed with steers 7.50 and calves 12.50 to 13.00. sheep and lambs steady to higher with fat lambs around 10.50 to 11.90. Chicago reports hogs, cattle, and calves with generally weak to lower tone and price ranges broader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Dept. Agric
Chicago
Oderate
Local Markets Prices for Feed and Grain Products
Local market listing shows wholesale and retail prices for flour, meal, cracked corn, horse feed, poultry feed, and dairy products. Items include patent flour in 8 to 12 lb bags, cracked corn, meal, baby chick feed, and lard with multiple price points per bag or per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasco
Eseseevers
Bescdenewee Ces
Stock Market Closes Mixed as Flood Damages Damp Rally
New York stock prices slipped with only a few specialties rising. heavy offerings slowed the tape for hours. Bonds and commodities were uneven while foreign exchange opened flat with Sterling at 4.90 3 4 and the French franc at 4.66 3 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ieneta
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Smeltres
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
Topping Tenor to Appear in Winchester Concert Series
Robert Topping the Pittsburgh born tenor will appear in a three concert season by the Winchester Branch of the National Concert Association. He trained at Curtis Institute and with Adrian Freni and has appeared at Radio City Music Hall. Ruth M. Perry accompanies with praised mastery. Local members anticipate a beautiful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
National Concert Association
Topping
Pittsburgh
Metropolitan
Adrian Freni
Opera School
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Radio Music Hall
Ruth M. Perry
The
Concert Association
Robert Topping
Handley High School
Sec
Wheat and Grain Prices Fall After Wallace Address
Chicago market weakness follows late declines amid Secretary Wallace remarks predicting lower farm prices for wheat corn cotton and tobacco. May Wheat 1.28 5-8 to 17-8, Cash Wheat quiet. Baltimore No 2 red winter 1.41 per bushel. Winchester Wheat 1.36 per bushel amid mixed grain quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wallace
Baltimore
Winchester
Hicks Family Leader E M Hicks Dies
E M Hicks died after a long illness leaving six grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Survived by children Stanley Hicks Winchester Mrs G W Bayliss Winchester Raymond Hicks Martinsburg Mrs Harry Price Martinsburg Thurman Hicks Winchester Boyd Hicks Timber Ridge and brothers F L Hicks Bowling Green Ohio and C A Hicks Willard Ohio. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at the Bayliss home 802 South Braddock street with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev Henderson Capon Bridge. Final arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hicks
Winchester
G. W. Bayliss
Raymond Hicks
Martinsburg
Harry Price
South Braddock Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Henderson
Capon Bridge
Hicks
Decree Grants Absolute Divorce in Frederick Court
A decree was entered today in the Circuit Court of Frederick County granting an absolute divorce to Selby H. Johnson from Thola Cc. Johnson on grounds of desertion. The couple were married in November 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Selby H. Johnson
Thola Cc
Johnson
Divorce Decree Granted in George vs George Case
A Corporation Court grants a divorce to Pearl E. George from Walter B. George on desertion. The decree forbids either party from remarrying within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Pearl E. George
Walter B. George
Farmers Discuss Means To Improve Living Standards In Gainesboro
The Gainesboro discussion group met at the new school with 25 farmers and wives present to explore living standards and farm ownership. They urged rural electrification, better schools, clinics, medical facilities, and roads, plus a policy encouraging tenants to own farms to raise commitment and improvement. The next meeting was set for February 8 at 7 30 p m to discuss farming efficiency and agricultural bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
New
Frank Fout
Strike action hit Delco-Remy plants amid walkouts nationwide
Police clash continued after sit down strikers vacated a building on January 1. Delco-Remy and Chevrolet divisions idled over 8,500 workers as walkouts spread from New Jersey to the Great Lakes and to Oakland California. About 39,900 workers were ordered back to work in Indiana Michigan and Michigan plants with reopenings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Delco-Remy
New Jersey
Missouri
Georgia
Great Lakes
West Coast
Chevrolet
Fisher
Oakland
Calif
Frank Slaby
Indiana
Indianapolis
Muncie
Michigan
Bay City
Saginaw
Flint
Detroit
Floods Hit Wheeling and Pittsburgh in Separate Invasions
In Wheeling residents on the island endure a clean flood with mud and silt lessened. Richard Miullins and family shelter inside. In Pittsburgh floodwaters recede after a temp drop from 34.5 feet peak. West Virginia’s flooded shoreline sees 40,000 homeless, ten dead, millions in damage as the Ohio River covers half the western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Island
Richard Miullins
West Virginia
Ohio River
Kremer Family Ties Through Generations In City Life
Chas. P. Kremer, scion of the Kremer family and son of the late John and Henrietta Kremer, contributed to the city’s business life for generations. Born August 3, 1862, his infancy coincided with the Civil War era, as much of his early years unfolded during those turbulent times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Henrietta Putz Kremer
Mr. Kremer
Kremer Dies at Age in Winchester After Long Business Career
Longtime merchant with wholesale and retail experience, former Common Council member, helped build Winchester City Hall in 1900. Survived by three sons and three daughters, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at home on West Cecil Street with Rev. C Worthington Lowe officiating. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Virginia
H. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
R. T. Barton
W. P. McGuire
James B. Russell
John K. Lewis
J. E. Correll
Charles L. Crum
Charles A. Heller
Charles W. Hensell
Mr. K
Julian Watson
Winchester
Thomas E. Kremer
William Kremer
Akron
Ohio
Etta Kremer
Oscar Cornwell
Walter S. Nicklin
Alexandria
K. Esther Harris
Kremer
Grace Lutheran Church
Floods devastate Ohio valley as Indiana reaches record high
The Ohio River crest at 80.7 feet in Aurora Indiana as floodwaters overwhelm dozens of villages and farms. Relief trains ferry food and medicine to stranded residents while planes drop supplies. Refugees number in the tens of thousands as authorities compare the disaster to the 1889 Johnstown flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wilson
Indiana Wpa
Hoosier
Johnstown
Portsmouth
Ohio
John
National Guard
Evansville
Lawrenceburg
Ind
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Madison
Aurora
Frankfort
Kentucky
Old State Reformatory
Columbus
Tennessee
Western
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Memphis
Huntington
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Charles Snyder
Roosevelt
Malin Craig
U. S. Army
Craig
Ohio River
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Lions Club Luncheon Highlights Agriculture Policy Impacts
John W. Larrick Jr., Frederick County farmer, spoke on how recent farm policies boosted income, reviewing government lending crop control and conservation programs. The Lions Club voted $10 to Red Cross flood relief, protested Shenandoah Park admission plans, and welcomed guests including John K. Hines and J H Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Larrick, Jr
Frederick County
Lions Club
AAA
Red Cross
Shenandoah National Park
John K. Hines
Suffolk
Earl L. Mason
Dunton
Blacksburg
Ahronomist
Sam D. Preston
B. F. Arthur, Jr
L. B. Sirbaugh
J H. Funkhouser
Clarke County
Club
Frantic efforts as flood waters rise across the Ohio valley
As floodwaters engulf towns from Paducah to Pittsburgh, refugees flood out and disease fears grow. In Louisville and Evansville water and fire destroy, while typhoid fears lead to immunizations. Military and WPA aid pour in as tragedies mount and mass evacuations expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Louisville
Cincinnati
Health Department
Indiana
Evansville
Red Cross First Aiders Plan Year of Training
Winchester Frederick chapter officials organize a four fire company and four group program for industrial workers motor corps highway first aid station and Boy Scouts. Frank Horton chairs the First Aid Committee presiding at the meeting with Helen Wright Leslie Kline Ada Thatcher Oppie and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross First Aid
Winchester-Frederick
Motor Corps
Handley High School
Taylor Barr
Frank Horton
First Aid
Helen Wright
Leslie Kline
Ada Thatcher Oppie
Charles Kitchen
Getz
Halsey Green, Jr
W. B. Stine
Josephine Hinkle
Paul Behrens
Roy T. Fisher
Allan Carter
Lester Arnold, Jr
Whitney Caulkins
Edwin Snider, Jr
Flood Relief Efforts Active In Winchester Area
Refugees aboard a train bound for Staunton faced flood conditions as the crest threatened two more feet. Red Cross offices in Winchester and Frederick County coordinate cash, food, and clothing donations with a goal of surpassing quotas, while transportation shifts to air delivery and charity drives continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Winchester-Frederick
Red Cross
Winchester Woolen Company
Frederick County
Lottie Wolf
Stephens City
Robert 8. Bell
Talbert W. Jenkins
Hazel Whitacre
Margaret L. Hodgson
Cora
Owens
J. A. Grace
Frank Yakel
C. D. Kercheval
James Gearing
Fuller Gorham
Logan R. Fay
J. P. Samsell
H. A. Punk
C. E. Lemley
E. L. Lemley
Hilda Boyer
W. O. Parker
J. M. Steele
F. B. Cadwallader
P. E. Lineburg
J. 8. Scully
W. M. Richards
Friends
Pearl Brown
Ollie Gibbons
Walker Bond
H. L. Krause
Young Christian
Methodist Church
W. R. Campbell
Walter Cochran & Family
J. P. Reardon
Swanson
H. B. Williams
Alva J. Steele
A. W. Doggett
White Palace
J. Henry Moling. Jr
Harry Ridgeway
Pennypacke
John Allen
W. P. Anderson
Government mobilizes vast relief effort for rising disaster
Officials say 700 000 would be homeless by midweek and assure the government is acting. Over six departments marshal resources with more than 40 000 WPA workers aiding refugees. The Coast Guard deploys 1 200 men and 298 boats in the flooded region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Coast Guard
Death Summons Mrs Tevault At Stephens City
Mrs Margaret Tevault wife of Morgan Tevault retired farmer of Stephens City died at 7 last evening at her home in the eightieth year of age. She suffered a heart attack while talking to her husband after recovering from pneumonia. She is survived by six daughters and three sons. Funeral at 2 30 Wednesday from Stephens City Methodist Church. Interment Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tevault
Morgan Tevault
Stephens City
Tevault
Aheyays
Terault
James Himelright
Mount Williams
Frederick County
Virginia
Della Strickler
George Zeiler
Floyd M. Lucas
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Pope Pius XI Sees Less Pain After Restful Night
In Vatican City on January 26 Pope Pius XI entered a visibly shorter pain period following a night of decent rest. He was cheered by the improvement and by a sun room being prepared to overlook the Vatican gardens and courtyard near his apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XI
Holy Father
Vatican Gardens
Continue Case Of Max Krol
The case of Max Krol, former textile manufacturer, is continued as his health remains poor and he cannot appear in court. Krol is hospitalized in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Krol
Krol
Chicago
Gas slayer Luther Jones executed for four killings near Elko
Carson City report states Luther Jones, 32, who killed four men in a $40 holdup near Elko on October 16, was executed in the Nevada gas chamber. About 40 witnesses attended the state prison execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
Luther Jones
Elko
No Wednesday Service At Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran announces that there will be no Wednesday evening service due to Reverend C Worthington Lowe attending the Synod meeting in Roanoke this week. The notice was issued this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Worthington Lowe
Synod
Roanoke
Grace Lutheran Church
Howard President and Executive Committee Named
Executive Committee Arthur M Field elected president for the association and the board selects President Howard Rev Mr Owen Mrs James Miller and Arthur M Field as the committee. They will meet soon to plan the annual drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field
Association
Howard
Owen
James Miller
Arthur M Field
House Moves Rapid Bill To Aid Flood Relief
Washington January 26 Congress leaders moved to rush a 790000600 deficiency flood relief appropriation through the House before nightfall. The White House said the government would share treatment costs while relief needs are assessed. Hopkins reported Louisville and Cincinnati conditions had improved but risk remained with the Ohio River forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
White House
National Resources Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Capitol
Welfare Cases Almost Doubled in Winchester January
Mrs. Nan Keating McGrail, superintendent of public welfare in Winchester, said January cases nearly doubled with about 30 new cases. She cited illness and unemployment on federal projects as causes and noted needs include mattresses and shoes for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Keating McGrail
Public Welfare
Winchester
Directors Elect Cather President At Winchester Credit Association
At last night’s meeting the Winchester Credit Association directors elected T. Russell Cather as president T. B. Patton as vice president and Harry Copenhaver as secretary treasurer for the coming year. The stockholders’ meeting last week re elected directors for 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Credit Association
T. Russell Cather
T. B. Patton
Harry Copenhaver
Building Permits In January Totals Five Thousand Dollars
Building permits issued for January total $5,000. Charles Baker at 27 North Braddock Street remodels electrical shop for $2,500. E Huntsberry at 155 North Loudoun Street adds a long store room for $1,300. Stuart B. Green at Fairmont Avenue constructs a warehouse for $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Baker
North Braddock Street
Co. E. Huntsberry
North Loudoun Street
Stuart B. Green
Fairmont Avenue
Award of $450 in damage suit in Corporation Court
Lawrence Fries eleven year old, by his mother Zelma A. Fries, received $450 in damages in a Corporation Court action against C Lester Glover. The case stemmed from injuries alleged after an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fries
Zelma A. Fries
C. Lester Glover
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Maryland
Metro
Star
Stock Market Report
Music Group
E. M. Hicks
Bulletins
Golden Triangle
Chas. P. Kremer
MR. Larrick
LIONS
Uwes
Mrs. Wright
Howard President
Humans
Gene Carr
Deny, Gro
Cather
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