Market Quotations From Baltimore and Philadelphia Markets
Market reports from Baltimore and Philadelphia dated January 27 show mixed demand for poultry and eggs with light receipts. Prices for fowls, turkeys, capons, ducks, geese, and roasters are listed, followed by dairy and egg figures and hog, cattle, and sheep quotes. Chicago livestock prices reveal firm lambs and steady cattle with high hog demand and lower receipts.
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Baltimore
Fewls Island
Plymouth Rocks
Northwestern
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Sm Og
Stock Market Report from New York Declines and Recovery
Stock market maneuvered through a choppy session with early gains fading into mixed closes. Leaders recovered 1 to 4 points, bonds and overseas liquidity influence improved, while widespread liquidation remained a risk amid last September's losses.
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New York
Eaoe
Mike Demeek
Wheat and grain quotations edge higher in quiet session
Futures and cash grain prices show small gains as trading hesitancy persists ahead of major speeches. Wheat bids ranged with Mar at 69 1 2 to 69 3 4, oats and corn mixed, soybeans at 82, rye around 46 1 2, while milling demand and export subsidies supported buying. Local markets in Baltimore and Winchester list varied spot prices for wheat and corn deliveries at mills.
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Aew
Corti
Mer
Illinois
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Mil
Trio of killers die in electric chair in Ossining
Five men convicted of the 1937 killing of Detective Foley on New York's Second Avenue faced clemency actions. Joseph O Loughlin 24 Arthur Friedman 22 and Dominic Guariglia 19 were executed after Lehman denied clemency. Philip Chaleff 27 and Isidore Zimmerman ? reprieved on insulin treatment.
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Ossining
N. Y
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Joseph O'Loughlin
Bob
Robert Elliott
Arthur Friedman
Dominic Guariglia
O'Loughlin
Guariglia
Friedman
Philip Chaleff
Insulin Vice
Isidore Zimmerman
Michael J. Foley
Second Avenue
Lower East Side
Lehman
Chaleft
Zimmerman
Final Rites Held At Mt. Williams For Floyd Miller
Floyd D. Miller 39 of Berryville died Sunday near Washington while under treatment for fatal complications. Funeral services were held at St. John’s Lutheran Church Mt. Williams with Rev. W O Luttrell and Rev. George Waters officiating. Pallbearers were Clarke county residents plus two Washington, DC men. He is survived by wife Lelia Payne and three children Donna, Peggy and Osborne, plus his mother and several siblings.
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Floyd D. Miller
Washington
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mt. Williams
W. O. Luttrell
George Waters
Miller
George Ramsburg
Cecil Haines
Milton Payne
Mervin Carlyle
Clarke County
Howard Allemony
Roscoe O'Flaherty
Washington, D. C
Alice Miller
Arthur Miller
Win Chester
Lelia Payne
Donna
Peggy
Osborne
Mr. Miller
British gratitude for help locate Cavalier flying boat
The British government thanked the United States for exceptional aid in locating the Imperial Airways flying boat Cavalier. The craft was forced down on the Atlantic. casualties occurred with several lives lost and ten survivors.
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Washington
United Stator
Guard
Imperial Airways
Cavalier
Atlantic Ocean
Bunker Hill Pastor Preaches on The Sufferer's Trial
H M Amoss leads services across the circuit Sunday with Ger rardstown at 10 a m before Sunday School Bunker Hill at 11 a m and White Hall at 7 45 p m a Low League He will preach on The Sufferer's Trial dramatizing the Book of Job
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Bunker Hill Methodist Episcopal Circuit
H. M. Amoss
Gerrardstown
Bunker Hill
White Hall
Frederick M. E. Church South Service Schedule
Frederick M. E. Church South led by Pastor George L. Waters offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Carp ers Valley follows with 2 p.m. Sunday School and 3 p.m. preaching. Round Hill holds 10 a.m. Sunday School and 7:30 p.m. preaching. Relief, Paxton and Lamp's.
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Frederick M. E. Church
South
George L. Waters
Macedonia
Carpers Valley
Round Hill
Relief
Paxton and Lamp’s
Opequon Group
Presbyterian
E. Summers McGavock
Opequon
Burnt Church
Hedgesville M. E
L. D. Tabler
Chestnut Grove
Shockeysville
Ganotown
Public Auction at Pete Hamman Farm Near Winchester
Sale begins 10 o clock Saturday January 28 on Sen Seney Road two and one half miles east of Winchester listing two work horses five milch cows one with calf a broad sow and pigs farming implements a DeLaval separator furniture and household items cash terms Hoy C Smith Coleman Dunn Auctioneer January 25 1931
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Pete Hamman
Senseney Road
Winchester
Hoy C. Smith
Coleman Dunn
Auct
Miss Cooper Open Letter Attacks Church Leaders over Debts
Nannie O Cooper writes an open letter criticizing the Virginia Synod and church leaders in Winchester over the deposition of Rev. Lowe. She accuses officials of mishandling finances, shedding members, and failing to honor vows, noting prior debts reduced and gifts lost. She laments how actions harmed the congregation and faith.
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Virginia Synod
Lowe
George Bowers
Winchester
Senators Decide on Restoring WPA Jobs Amid Telegram Campaign
Senators debated an $825 million WPA appropriation as telegrams urged support. Bullets urged contacting senators with a 25 cent telegram to protest WPA job cuts. WPA administrator Col Harrington said he had no knowledge of the bulletin. union officials noted posts on union boards and claimed the WPA did not sponsor the forms.
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WPA
Adams
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Col
F. C. Harrington
Harrington
United Federal Workers of America
CIO
Frederick County Church Notices Summary
Cedar Cliff group and Opequon group churches list schedules with Sunday schools at multiple locations. Services include morning and evening worship and special youth, auxiliary, and union services led by Rev. Julian T. Owen Rev. E Summers Mc Gavock Rev. W D Sheets Rev. W D Mitchell and others. Specific times vary by church.
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Cedar Cliff Group
Presbyterian
Julian T. Owen
Cedar Cliff
Mount Hope
Nineveh
Philippians
Five Churches Unite For Evening Of Song
Grucetown Charge led by Pastor W O Talbert hosts a 730 pm joint service with Brucetown and Stephenson congregations. Dr Elmer A Hoenshhel lectures at 230 pm on the book of Job with five characters portrayed. Free will offering. Singers from Winchester and other points participate.
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Grucetown
W. O. Talbert
Burnt Factory
A. m
Brucetown
Elmer A. Hoenshhel
Stephenson
Winchester
Winchester U. B. Church Services and Programs
Mt. Pleasant holds worship at 10 a.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor program at 7 p.m. Pleasant Valley Sunday School at 1 p.m. worship at 11 a.m. Baptismal service and reception of members during worship. Red Bud Sunday School at 2 p.m. Worship at 3 p.m.
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Winchester U. B. Church
Wm. B. Obaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Valley
Red Bud
Middletown Charge M E Church South Events
Grace Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m Bosworth League at 6 45 p m Rev Elmer A Hoen will give a dramatization of the Book of Job at 7 30 p m with a special offering to be taken.
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White Post
M. E. Church
South
W. D. Sheets
Millwood
Boyce
Young
Middletown
M. E. Church South
T. Brown
Grace
Bosworth League
Elmer A. Hoenshhel
D. D
Galilee Church News Announces Officers and School Plan
Galilee Church of Christ led by minister Wilbur A. Reid holds Bible School at 10 a.m. with Charles E. McVay as superintendent. Communion service at 11 30 a.m. Mrs Chamberlain's class The Willing Workers had largest attendance. Christian Endeavor Society elected 1939 officers headed by president Mrs Gladys Good.
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Galilee Church of Christ
Wilbur A. Reid
Bible
Charles E. McVay
Rev Lowe Deposed From Synod In Grace Lutheran Church Controversy
The Grace Lutheran Church faced aSynod inquiry with Rev C W Lowe suspended May 31 1938 after charges by congregants. Officials promised a statement as the Synod weighs five possible actions including private or public censure suspension expulsion or deposition. Names of attendees and council members are listed along with the procedural status and expected statements.
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Church Council of Grace Lutheran Church
E. B. Coop
Winchester
Boyd Hamman
Samuel Miller
A. M. Zirkle
R. FE. Buncutter
Lowe
Grace Church
L. W. Strickler
D. D
Norfolk
M. L. Minnick
Lynchburg
John Frey
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Maryland
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Sunday Worship and Sunday School Announced
Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish led by Pastor E. B. Smith will preach at 11 a.m. at St. James Gravel Springs with congregations from St. John Bethel noted. Sunday School gathers at 10 a.m. at the same locale for parishioners and visitors.
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Gravel Springs Lutheran
E. B. Smith
Freemont
St. James
Gravel Springs
St. John
Bethel
Policy racket saga unfolds in Hines trial
The second trial of James J. Hines, Tammany district leader, opens with Wilfrid Brander detailing Harlem policy operations once run by Dutch Schultz. Brander, a Harlem real estate owner and former policy banker, explains how the numbers game functioned as a major criminal enterprise.
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New York
Dutch Schultz
Harlem
James J. Hines
Tammany
Wilfrid Brander
Metro
Schultz
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 200 acre farm partly in Frederick and Shenandoah counties. The sale is set for February 25, 1939 in Winchester with one‑third cash and two annual installments. Located near Star Tannery along Cedar Creek, the land carried from a 1919 mortgage to The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Augustus P. Stine
Winchester
Shenandoah County
Star Tannery
Cedar Creek
Hererndorff
S. R. Hershman
90 Years Old Hancher Celebrates Birthday at Daughter's Home
James A. Hancher age ninety of Frederick County is honored on his birthday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Lee Smith where he resides. A pioneer farmer in the northern part of the county he is noted for long farm service and active United Brethren Church involvement.
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James A. Hancher
Frederick County
Lee Smith
Hancher
United Brethren Church
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