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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1932

Page

6

Winchester Women Golfers Defeat Chambersburg Team

The Winchester Golf Club ladies beat a Chambersburg, Pennsylvania team 14 to 10 on the local course. Three Winchester players won 2 of 3 points in the late rounds to seal the victory. Mrs Heep won all her matches for Chambersburg.

Winchester Golf Club Chambersburg Kersburg Winchester Miss Page Funkhouser Arthur Harrison Heep Dutton Mrs. Heep Dresser Gates

Car Lost in Fire During Visit to Fairmont

Joseph Stretchberry of this city lost his automobile in a garage fire at his father’s home in Fairmont West Virginia. Another car was damaged. Investigators found the gasoline tank top removed and a monkey wrench nearby with evidence that gasoline had been drained.

Joseph Stretchberry Fairmont W. Va Stretchberry

Miss Carson Wins Ladies Golf Tourney at Winchester Club

In a recent Winchester Golf Club ladies day event Miss Carson led with a 39 net nine, followed by Mrs. Carpenter 42 and Mrs. Funkhouser 44 for the top three prizes. Seven players competed in the short nine hole match with handicaps halved and scores listed.

Susan. Carson N. H. Carpenter, Jr R. J. Punkhouser Winchester Golf Club B. B. Dutton Miss Carson Carpenter Funkhouser Dutton Arthur Harrison Miss Page

Choral Club Plans Three Act Play Tonight in Douglas School

Reverend Burnett announces Fulbright Choral Club of Washington D C will perform a three act drama with jubilee and folk songs at 9 pm Thursday July 21 at Douglas School North Kent Street. White friends pastors and congregations invited.

R. E. Burnett John Mann Methodist Church Fulbright Choral Club Washington, D. C Douglas School North Kent Street

Phone Company Stockholders Hit by Dividends Report

Ameri can Telephone and Telegraph Company reports half year earnings of 4.02 dollars per share, but 69.671 million from associated companies not fully earned. Telephones in service slightly above January 1, 1929 levels while capacity runs 20 percent, with a 3.381 million loss for four months. Over 700,000 stockholders, up 55,000 since year start, per Walter S. Gifford.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company Associated Companies Western Electric Company Walter S. Gifford

William Haines Mother Dies in Hollywood California

Mrs Laura Haines wife of George Haines formerly of Richmond died in Hollywood California on Sunday at about age 52. Funeral at 7084 Hawthorne Avenue Los Angeles. Survived by husband three sons William George Jr and Henry and two daughters Mrs Stone and Mrs Anne Langhorne plus siblings in Chicago New York and Smithfield Virginia.

Hollywood Calif Laura Haines George Haines Richmond William Haines Haines Winchester Hawthorne Avenue Los Angeles William Henry Haines Stone Anne Langhorne Henry Matthews Chicago Chas. Hutchinson New York Edward Easley Smithfield

Virginia Woman's Prohibition Reform Board to map campaign drive

Members of the Virginia Branch advisory committee and executive board of the Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform will meet at Cavalier Hotel Virginia Beach July 26 27 to map work for the presidential campaign. They will support the Democratic ticket Roosevelt Garner repeal plank and plan a public rally Tuesday night with speakers including Mrs Julian Keith Warren ton as presiding officer. Richmond and Henrico branches pledged support for the Democratic platform and nominees at a recent meeting.

Virginia Woman’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform Cavalier Hotel Virginia Beach Roosevelt Garner Richmond Times- Dispatch Warrenton Middleburg Alexandria Lynchburg Roanoke Norfolk Richmond Democratic Party Julian Keith Richmond and Hen

Mr. Rosenberger To Give Address At Dealers Meet

Virginia Lumber and Building Supply Dealers Association plans a vacation convention July 22 23 at the Cavalier Hotel Virginia Beach announced by Secretary M Harris Mitchell of Richmond. Speakers include Euclid M Hanbury Portsmouth A T M Rust Christiansburg John H Rosenberger Winchester E R Winters Chicago H C Berckes New Orleans Joseph J Skorup Norfolk W A Barksdale Charlottesville S H Wellschlager Baltimore and George W Herring Alexandria.

Virginia Lumber and Building Supply Dealers’ Association Cavalier Virginia Beach M. Harris Mitchell Richmond Euclid M. Hanbury Portsmouth A. T. M. Rust Christiansburg John H. Rosenberger Winchester E. R Winters Chicago H. C. Berckes New Orleans Joseph J. Skorup Norfolk W. A. Barksdale Charlottesvile H. Wellschlager Baltimore George W. Herring Alexandria

Desiring Happiness: A Boy Again Might Earn It

A reflective line on happiness and effort: if I were a boy again I would strive harder to deserve happiness rather than seek it as life’s sole aim. The quote frames happiness as something earned through character, not pursued as a default goal.

J. T. Fields

Wheat and grain markets quote record lows and mixed closes

Chicago July 18 Wheat hit a new all time low for July contracts at 44 1 4 and finished with minor losses. September quotations showed the season's lowest prices as corn and oats declined while provisions held steady to down. Cash wheat at Harrisonburg set 48 cents with various grain prices listed for No 1 red to No 2 white and rye and barley trading little.

Chicago

Richmond cash grain prices for July 18

Grain markets report Richmond Virginia prices for July 18. Wheat mixed car and bag lots range to 45 50 dollars per bushel for seed and new stock. Corn No. 2 yellow to 45 38, No. 2 white to 35 38, bag lots to 35 38, oats No. 2 white to 31, No. 3 white to 30, No. 2 mixed to 29, rye Abruzzi new to 40 45 per bushel.

Chicago Richmond Virginia

Baltimore Weather Roundup for July and August

Weather bulletin from Baltimore notes heat levels with numbered figures for July and August. Data includes hot spells and forecasts, reflecting seasonal patterns and temperature ranges.

Trade listing of baskets and hampers prices in Maryland region

Baltimore July 18 report lists apples baskets hampers and containers with price ranges for Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Transparents U S 1s priced 21 2 inch 1.00 and 2 inch 60 40. Nearby half bushel hampers and bu baskets priced per unit with various values.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia U. S

Fungy Wins Shenandoah Valley Open Golf Title

Joe M. Fungy, pro at Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg, wins the Shenandoah Valley open after a 36 hole score of 141 tied by Rut Coffey. Fungy prevails in a nine hole playoff on the Sheavalee course at New Market earning a $50 gold prize. Ben Loving takes third after a one stroke playoff with Jack Loudoun.

Joe M. Fungy Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg Norfolk Richmond Sheavalee New Market Fungy Rut Coffey Harrisonburg Coffey Willis Sharpe Kilmer Court Manor Loving Jack Loudoun Staunton Ben Loving Roanoke

Babe Ruth Expected Back In Yankees Lineup Saturday

Babe Ruth, star slugger for the New York Yankees, tore a muscle in his right leg in yesterday’s game with the Chicago White Sox but his trainer Artie McGovern says the injury is only a charley horse and Ruth should return by Saturday. The report follows massage of Ruth’s aching leg as team outlook remains hopeful.

Associated Press New York George Herman Babe) Ruth Yankees Chicago White Sox Artie McGovern McGovern

Liquor Traffic Debated by Canadian Church Figures

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union excerpts state government liquor sales failed Canada. Rev Dr A J Irwin says crime rose 80 percent under government sales amid rising distilleries and stores spending 1930s sums. Rogers quote referenced and moral divides noted as repeal views discussed.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union A. J. Irwin Canadian Tem. Federation General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church London Ont Canada Irwin Evangelical Messenger Rogers Will Rogers Repealists

Special Guard For President On His Return

President Hoover returned to the White House with an extra police detail after two days at Rapidan camp. An escort of motorcycle police accompanied him across Arlington Memorial Bridge and guards patrolled the executive mansion to deter possible demonstrations by bonus seeking veterans.

Associated Press Washington Hoover White House Rapidan Virginia Mountains Arlington Memorial Bridge Executive Mansion Rapidan Camp

Young People Close Massanetta Conference At Virginia

The Young People’s League of the Synod of Virginia ended a three day Massanetta Springs session with about 450 in attendance. Edwin Hemphill was elected president with Clarence Ale as vice president and Miss Helen Williamson as secretary. An expected 14 text book classes and 35 speakers provided inspiration and instruction, with 350 students earning three credits. Massanetta also hosted a Lutheran Church Workers Conference beginning with Dr. Charles P. Wiles Dr. Charles J. Smith and Dr. O. F. Blackwelder among speakers.

Young People’s League of the Synod of Virginia Massanetta Springs Edwin Hemphill Petersburg Clarence Ale Alexandria Helen Williamson Washington R. C. Long Greenwood S. C Parks W. Wilson Harrisonburg Ben R. Lacy Union Theological Seminary Richmond Order of

Missionary Workers Open Meeting at Massa netta

Speakers include Dr S M Zwemer professor at Princeton Seminary Dr Donald Richardson Union Theological Seminary Richmond and Dr C Dar by Pulton executive secretary of foreign missions with reduced bus and railroad rates in Virginia and nearby states for the July 26 event.

Iary Massanetta 8S. M Zwemer Princeton Seminary Donald Richardson Union Theological Seminary Richmond C. Darby Pulton Foreign Missions Virginia

Diver Dies of Broken Neck at Loring Point

Baltimore July 19 John Gettman 27 died from a broken neck suffered during a Sunday dive into Middle River at Loring Point. The weekend total bathing fatalities rose to 12.

Associated Press Baltimore John Gettman Middle River Loring Point

Veterans Apply for Bonus Transport Home Tickets

Veterans lined up at the Veterans Administration building to obtain transportation home as 450 secured tickets were issued yesterday. W. W. Waters, commander of one faction, invited Major General Smedley D. Butler to speak at Anacostia Camp tonight to rally supporters. Roy W. Robertson, leading another faction, said followers from California would campaign in Congress districts opposing the bonus payment.

Associated Press Washington Veterans’ Administration W. W. Waters Smedley D. Butler Anacostia Roy W. Robertson California Congress

Quotation Recounts Colleagues in Madras Presidency

Lord Teignmouth recalls a past posting in the Madras presidency noting three district officials named Cumming Going and Waite. The reminiscence places the account twenty five years in the past at a small up country station and frames a brief glimpse of colonial administration.

Lord Teignmouth Madras Presidency Cumming Going Waite

Opposition to renomination of Marcel Garlaud to power commission

Opposition to President Hoover's renomination of Marcel Garlaud a New Orleans Democrat to the federal power commission was voiced, labeling him a protege of the power trust and arguing the commission would serve power interests. Confirmation was deferred until December with Garlaud serving without pay in the interim.

Hoover Marcel Garlaud New Orleans Federal Power Commission Power Trust Congress Garsaud

Ripening Moon and Spires Mark Local Myth

The Seothh highlander calls the autumn moon the ripening moon, a phrase rooted in old belief that moonlight ripened crops like the sun. Church spires arose from fear of evil spirits and a pointed finger, intended to ward off wor shinners.

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Pennsylvania City O. Elting John Bell Benjamin Franklin Hollywood, Cal State Dry Law Reform Board Mr. Rosenberger Rockingham Milling Co Chicago Cash Grain WHEA Baltimore Produce Fungy, Opequon Golf Pro Valley Willis S. Kilmer Ruth the Gas Company Lutheran Workers’ Conference Synod League Marcel Garsaud Pinnacle Aerate Hyatt Montgomery Ward & CO
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