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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1941

Page

2

Scout Camping Awards Made and Honors in Martinsburg

The second week at Martinsburg featured dance honors for Troop 13 with seven Scouts in camp. First week achievements include Merit Badges for Troops 18 Glenwood Fischer 13 Ralph Willis 53 Joe Dorsey and others with swimming and Pioneering awards. The Handicraft report shows 34 lanyards 46 leathercraft 14 metal work 38 baskets with 49 Scouts in the program.

Martinsburg Glenwood Fischer U.S Stephen Stone Robert Lawler Ralph Gammill, Jr Chester Duke Ronald Lockt Shenandoah

Kiddies Invited to Safe and Sane Fourth of July

The Capitol Theatre and sponsors invite Winchester youths to a July 4 parade starting at 9 AM from city hall. The route goes north on Cameron to Piccadilly then Loudoun to Rouss Avenue and the theatre. Free screening of Land of Liberty, two cartoons, prizes for best safety poster and best decorated bicycles, and ice cream for attendees.

Capitol Theatre Winchester LaMar Keen Cameron Piccadilly Loudoun Rouss Avenue Fea C. B. DeMille Capitol Junior Board of Trade Police Department Evening Star Mellwee Municipal Band Boy Scouts

Camp Im provement and Merit Badges At Winchester Scout Camp

The first week at Camp Im provement featured a 14 mile hike and 18 swimmers with nine first class 50 yard swims. 150 Scouts earned emblems and merit badges while two tree study hikes and a water life study hike were led by Gene Lurber from the States Bureau of Fisheries. Health notes reported no sunburns or evacuations and five minor scratches. Attending second week were Scouts from Troops 1 21 10 and 9 of Winchester listed by names.

Gene Lurber These States Bureau of Fishers Winchester Bobby Underwood Emory Tinsman Richard Grove Hector Ritter Wilkie Hunt Frank Kalafat Robert Cullars Elmer McFarland Roy Carper Richard Lake Godfrey Lake Wilton S. Maskel, Jr John H. Jackson Charles Johnston Wilburn Johnston

Longstreet Memorial Statue Site Dedicated at Gettysburg

Gettysburg plans for the dedication of a 200000 statue honoring General James Longstreet commander at Gettysburg. The event features a veteran parade and re enactment of Pickett’s charge by Coast Artillery troops with dignitaries including Mrs Helen D Longstreet and General Julius Howell. Mary Pickford is to give the dedicatory address.

Gettysburg James Longstreet 71St Coast Artillery Pennsylvania 71St Infantry Pickett Coast Artillery United States Pennsylvania United of Army Helen D. Longstreet Julius F. Howell Bristol United Confederate Veterans Mary Pickford Longstreet Memorial Association

Restrictions on Fireworks Sale in City

Chief of Police C. W. Hollis cites ordinance provisions regulating fireworks. Sale and use are banned except from 8 a.m. July 2 to 6 p.m. July 4.

C. W. Hollis

Soviet Reports Halt German Offensives on Multiple Fronts

Soviet and Allied briefings described heavy Soviet blows halting Nazi advances toward Moscow and Leningrad while countering tank drives on the central front. Reports also claim strikes near Luck and Dvinsk Minsk, plus strong resistance around Murmansk and Mas raids on Romanian and German incursions into Bessarabia.

Moscow Leningrad Luck Ukraine Arctic Circle Sredni Murmansk Murmansk-Dvinsk- Minsk Minsk White Russia Dvinsk Latvia Prut

Drill Tonight For Winchester Company 115

Captain W A Baker announces drill this evening at 7 15 to replace Friday. The Winchester Company 115 W P F will meet now to allow members to observe the holiday and then enjoy their evening.

W. A. Baker Winchester Company

Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Quotations Report

Baltimore and Philadelphia market quotations cover livestock and produce with prices for butter poultry and various cattle hogs calves and sheep. Reports include U S D A cattle calve hog sheep indices and live poultry values along with regional price ranges and changes from Tuesday.

Quotations Virginia Livestock Market Weekly Prices

Virginia Livestock Market Winchester Virginia continues Tuesday sales with steers at 10 50 to 8 00 heifers 9 00 to 7 00 fat cows up to 7 25 bulk 6 50 veal calves top 10 95 bulk 10 25 culls 6 50 fresh cows and springers 45 to 99 lambs 10 80 to 9 00 hogs 10 50 to 10 25 shoats 12 00 pigs 3 50 to 6 00 fat sows 8 00 to 9 25 feeder steers 7 75 to 10 00 stocker steers 3 5 to 5 00 per head

Baltimore Livestock Baltimore Chicago Livestock Chicago U. 8 Virginia Winchester

Stock Market Report from New York on July 2

The buying side showed a bear tone with steels rails implements and industrials advancing fractions. Volume around 400000 shares. some sectors resisted, but overall a modest improvement over Tuesday without signaling a broad market break.

New York N. Y

Pleasure Craft Crowded Debate Over Don Overload

In Harpswell Maine officials clash over whether the cabin cruiser Don was overloaded when it sank in Casco Bay killing 27 of 37. State official John Stevenson says the craft was crowded while James Trott notes it was not licensed to carry passengers for hire. Marine inspectors investigate amid reports of explosion in some bodies and debris.

Harpswell Maine Don Casco Bay John Stevenson Rumford Mexico James A. Trott Portland Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation Coast Guard

Early Call For Many Youngsters Is Looked For

Washington notes selective service narrows age limits to 21 through 27 for future army duty while 28 to 36 receive blanket deferment for 30 days. About 8 million men ages 28 to 36 affected, as 16,500 registered last October. Brigadier General Hershey says action follows congressional leaders and anticipated legislation.

Washington Army Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service

Farmers Urged To Call For Cards

All wheat program participants who have notices are urged to call for marketing cards at the county agent's office on Thursday July 3. E M Funk, county committee chairman, will issue the cards. Farmers who wish to sell wheat must have their cards.

E. M. Funk

Answers to the Daily Quiz Listed for Page Four

The page lists answers to a daily quiz including British India Interior the holy of holies William F Cody Charles Dana Gibson True Joseph C Grew Forty June 1941 Finance.

British India the Holy of Holies William F. Cody Charles Dana Gibson

Winchester Lions Install New Officers

Winchester Lions tonight held the annual installation for the 1941 42 session after a chicken dinner at the Winchester Golf Club. About 70 Lions and guests attended as Herman Barr was installed as president with Chester Hobart and Marvin Weaver as vice presidents and others named to the board and officers.

Winchester Golf Club Lions Club Herman Barr Chester Hobart Marvin Weaver William Wheatley Tanner Ben Cather Warren Eddy D. H. Senciadiver John G. Over Jim Snider Wayne Omps Hoye Riley Allen Hawthorne Herbert Miller P. G. Ireland Barr Ralph Hengeveld Citizenship and Patriotism Committee

Elementary Campaign Plans For Fall By Light Conservation

The Light Conservation committee led by past president Bryan Stotler outlined tentative plans for a fall campaign aimed at elementary school children. The report follows the group's dinner event and discusses educational outreach efforts.

Light Conservation Committee Bryan Stotler

Futures and Cash Wheat and Other Grain Quotations

Chicago reports slight gains in wheat and corn due to mill orders and short covering but prices eased amid hedging sales and forecasts of a large harvest. July wheat 1.04 1/4 to 1/8 over, December 1.06. Corn July 1 3/8 to 1/2 over, Sept 75 3/4 to 7/8. Cash grain shows No 1 hard wheat at 1.05, No 1 yellow corn 74 1/2 to 2-3, No 2 74 1/2 to 5/8, No 3 73 3/4 to 74. Baltimore spot wheat 105 1/4, corn 86-88. Winchester wheat 1.02, corn 83, barley 60. Year-ago levels: wheat 76, corn 70.

Chicago Baltimore Grain Baltimore Winchester

Married couple uses wall recipes to decorate kitchen

A young married pair decorated their modern kitchen walls with large readable recipes for biscuits pastry rolls and cookies. They painted alternating blue and red on white walls and can refresh by washing with soap and water.

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