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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1935

Page

5

Warren Circuit Court Convenes in Virginia

FRONT ROYAL July 1 The Warren County Circuit Court convened this morning with Judge Philip Williams presiding for the July session. The first case on the docket is E. T. Swanson of Winchester versus R. A. Miller in the initial proceedings.

Front Royal Warren County Philip Williams E. T. Swanson Winchester R. A. Miller

Merchants To Meet Tonight in Front Royal

Front Royal Retail Merchants Association will hold a meeting this evening at the Fairlawn Inn at 6 15 oclock. Senator Aubrey G Weaver will be guest speaker and the secretary urges full attendance for an important address and necessary association business.

Front Royal Front Royal Retail Merchants Association Fairlawn Inn Aubrey G. Weaver Weaver Senator Weaver

Giant Blue Thistle Finds Unusual 51 Inch Plant

Front Royal reports a striking weed discovered by J. W. Morrison of Bentonville. A blue thistle reached 51 inches tall with four extra stems over 5 inches wide, far exceeding the typical 18 to 24 inch height and pencil-thin stalk. The specimen is displayed in the Warren Press window stirring town discussion.

Front Royal J. W. Morrison Bentonville Warren Press

Shenandoah Valley League Weekend Scores and Schedule

Front Royal beat Orange 4 3 and Culpeper 3 in Saturday action while Harrisonburg Staunton games were rained out. Sunday results saw Front Royal 4 Culpeper 2 Charlottesville 12 Heurick 2 Orange 14 Staunton 0. Tomorrow Harrisonburg at Waynesboro Orange at Staunton. Wednesday Front Royal at Harrisonburg Heurich at Charlottesville.

Front Royal Orange Heurick Culpeper Harrisonburg Staunton Charlottesville Waynesboro Heurich

May Administers Vows in Virginia Marriage Change

In Front Royal, Warren County, R. E. Brooks, colored, posted bond and was granted permission under Virginia law to perform the marriage ceremony in the clerk of the circuit court’s office.

Front Royal Circuit Court Warren County R. E. Brooks Comonwealth Virginia

Front Royal Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Weddings

Sheriff E L Lucas of Page County visited Front Royal this morning. Mrs Evelyn McGruder Marshall wed Richard Light in Washington DC Church of Nativity. Several residents planned trips to Virginia Beach and Ohio, while Harnsberger family illness and other social events filled the town’s weekend.

Front Royal E. L. Lucas Page County Elizabeth Major Russell J. B. Harnsberger Washington, D. C Major Miss Major Washington Evelyn McGruder Marshall James Marshall Richard Light Church of Nativity Susan Marshall Canada California Pembroke Thompson Sherwood John Thompson Milldale

Increase in licenses front Royal county marriages

County clerk records show seven marriage licenses issued in June, up from five in the previous June. The trend suggests more couples seeking nuptials this year versus last year, reflecting a rise in local marriages in the period.

Front Royal Dan Cupid

Executive orders extend labor relations boards to August first

Washington July 1 President Roosevelt issued executive orders extending the National Labor Relations Board until August 1 and continuing indefinitely the National Steel Labor Relations Board and the Textile Labor Relations Board. These three boards would have expired today.

Washington Roosevelt National Labor Relations Board National Steel Labor Relations Board Textile Labor Relations Board

Harrisonburg Wins 9-7 in Exhibition With Majestic Radio Club

In an exhibition at Harrisonburg the Majestic Radio club of Washington fell 9 to 7 after Harrisonburg built a 4-2 lead. Bob Long pitched for Harrisonburg, with strong late innings as seven runs crossed in the fourth and seventh. Wills, Cochran, and Edwards produced key hits for Harrisonburg. Majestic’s Payne and DeAngulus allowed nine hits but were hurt by seven errors.

Harrisonburg Majestic Radio Club Washington Staunton Red Proctor Via Bud Kibler Waynesboro Bob Long Faype DeAngulus Majestic Farrisonburg Wills Univesity Ohio Harrsonburg Cochran Edwards Crete Ono Jape Stites ES Aly Wesc Pd Breee Payne, P jDeAngulus Saourin iKibler, If Brindle Baker Sutton Rome Majestic Weiesesssse Cretel Streete Kibier R. Baker Leaver Webb Brindie Wynne Long Payne Nicholas Jones

All-Stars Take Commanding Lead In Valley League

Front Royal pushed Culpeper Athletic Club one game from first with a 4-2 win in Culpeper. Stankus and Hash pitched well amid a 1,000-fan Sunday duel as Culpeper’s two runs came in the eighth on four straight hits. Baker had a triple among his four hits for Front Royal.

Culpeper Front Royal Culpeper Athletic Club Hash Stankus Baker Lewis Hoffman Royal Abrhore Nesbit la McFall Douglas Extase Brown Locoy Humphries Campbell iMetheny Lowery Otis Bush Popees Ccass Ture Cascency McFall Lacey Orange Front Royal All-stars Bobby Cassel Crowe Huffman Orange Aba Tata Hessler Iveses G Utz Mundy Wee Sevey Ceaceeuss Las Rves A. Mustard J Mustard

Snakes Guard Houses In Guerrero Indian Homes

A Mexican region reports a boa constrictor 16 to 20 feet long living in houses. The snakes, though harmless, are domesticated by the Indians, kill rats, and guard the dwellings when the masters are away.

Guerrero Mexico Fejsirwt

Earliest soaps traced from Gallic roots to Marseille

Pliny notes two kinds of soap used by Germans hard and soft. It likely originated as a Gallic invention to brighten hair and reached Romans via Germany. Early soaps used goat tallow and beech ash. by the 13th century Marseille operated an olive oil soap factory and England followed in the next century.

Pliny Germany Marseille England

Market in stocks keeps firm ground amid Washington debate

The New York market opened steady with selective buying and a quiet trade, while a wheat rally buoyed sentiment on fears of rust. Bonds held steady as the dollar edged higher in gold exchanges and call money stood at 0.25 percent. Closing prices included Allied Chemical 15.5 and U.S. Steel 33.5, with notable names such as General Electric 25.75 and General Motors 32.875 among others. Md fund bids 15.85 and asks 17.14.

New York Washington Front France Stock Exchange Allied Chemical American Can American Smelters American Tel. & Tel Atch Topeka Bethlehem’ Steel Chrysler Consol Gas of N. Y Corn Products General Electric General Motors Goodyear Int. Harvester Johns Manville Montgomery Ward N. Y. Central Penn. Railroad Stand. Oil of N. J Union Pacific U. S. Steel Woolworth

Chicago grain price quotations and cash grain report

Futures and cash grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley listed for July and September contracts with bid ranges. Cash grain in Chicago shows No 2 red wheat and various corn and white wheat prices. Baltimore and Winchester markets quoted for wheat and corn with mill delivery basis.

Chicago Belliss Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore Winchester

Eddie Moriarity Leaves Baseball for Priesthood

Eddie Moriarity, highly touted second baseman, quit baseball after signing with the Boston Braves to pursue the priesthood. The accompanying photo captures his farewell in uniform as he leaves the field.

Eddie Moriarity Boston Braves Moriarity

Diaz Cross Remains Highlight Cape Town Museum Display

The Cape Town museum houses fragments of the iron cross erected by Bartholomew Diaz after his 1486 landing at Luderitz during the voyage toward the Cape of Good Hope. The relic is regarded as one of the era’s most treasured artifacts.

Dias Cross Cape Town Bartholomew Diaz Luderitz Cape of Good Hope

Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Reports July 1

Baltimore market notes cattle steady to 15 cents lower with slower trading and feeders mixed. hogs, sheep, and calves vary by class. Philadelphia live poultry and dressed poultry prices listed with butter and eggs values. dairy scores and egg quotes provided by U S Dept of Agriculture.

Baltimore Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Long Island U. S. Dept U. S

Local Markets Show Varied Prices Across Fluctuating Rates

The local wholesale market shows mixed prices for flour and feed products, with short patent and patent brands listed by bag and per barrel. Cracked corn meal, egg mash, middlings, and butter prices appear alongside live poultry and lamb figures, reflecting a broad grid of commodity costs in a single market page.

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Lunching in Gallery Sparks Capitol Scuffle

Hilda Jean Parker caused a stir in Washington House of Representatives by taking her lunch in the gallery during session. A doorkeeper escorted Mrs Parker to feed a baby in a restroom while the family of five, including the father and three other children, had hitchhiked from Tennessee seeking relief.

Hilda Jean Parker House of Representatives Washington

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