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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
6
Berryville Va July 7 two extra classes added to the Berryville Horse Show to be held August 17 18 by the association board. New events include Pair of hunters and Touch and Out Class with jumps four feet high. A total of 35 classes over the two day meet plus four races and a steeplechase each day. Entries close August 7 with fees.
Martinsburg Hose Company No 3 faces local opponents tomorrow afternoon at Rouss Spring Park diamond in Winchester Park Association baseball clash. Fans expect spirited competition as the visiting team from Hose Company No 3 is noted for strong play.
A note on Canada's lumber industry positioning alongside agriculture in national production, signaling shifts in emphasis and potential policy implications for trade and domestic markets.
American League standings show no games today. Upcoming matchups include Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, and Chicago at Philadelphia with no results reported.
National League teams list with records and percentages. New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia display wins losses and ratios. Yesterday's results show New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Prof. William E. Dodd of Chicago sails from New York with Mrs. Dodd and their son to assume the post as ambassador to Germany. The assignment is described as one of the most important diplomatic roles at present.
The Great Chalice of Antioch is displayed at A Century of Progress in Chicago as a possible vessel used at the Last Supper. Experts from Cambridge and the American Oriental Society date the cup to early first century A D and discuss its restoration and connection to early Christianity and Arthurian legend.
A promoter asks why risk life for speed when blow-out protection is free. The message suggests speeds may stay under 40, yet asserts it ensures safety from severe blow-out outcomes even at lower speeds.
A yard party benefit for the 4-H Club is scheduled at Round Hill Presbyterian Church on July 12. Alice T. Martin thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during her mother Mrs. A L Turner illness and death, appreciation for floral tributes and car use.
The administrator of the late Luther Pannett will offer at public sale for cash in front of the County Courthouse Winchester Virginia at 11 o clock a m Saturday July 15 1933 the iron safe in good condition and 15 shares of common stock in Winchester Woolen Company Sold to the highest bidder Jas P Reardon Admr 31 7 7 10 13
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