Burruss Offers Tribute To Late Bishop Lloyd
Dr. Julian A. Burruss president of Virginia Tech expressed sorrow over the death of Rt. Rev. Arthur Selden Lloyd 79 suffragan bishop of New York and VT alumnus. Lloyd a 1875 graduate led missionary work and served as Virginia coadjutor bishop before 1921. Survivors include four daughters in Richmond Nashville and New York.
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Blacksburg
Julian A. Burruss
Virginia Tech
Arthur Selden Lloyd
New York
Alumni Association
Virginia
Churchill Gibson
Richmond
E. P. Dandridge
Nashville
Tenn
Gavin Hadden
Charles Symington
Butler Case Underway In City Trial
The trial of Marshall Butler charged with intent to commit a felony in the Hy Lillis home moved to the instruction stage this afternoon with proofs to be completed tonight. Butler is defended by Herbert Larrick, Commonwealth's Attorney Reardon prosecutes, jury members named include Ray Blosser W S Simpson W W Baker Harold G Brown Emory Larrick Cecil Grim G Gibson Baker George W Lind Ernest C Tharpe L Russell Cather L K Dellinger and Samuel S Miller.
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Marshall Butler
Charles Hy Lillis
Prosef
Butler
Herbert Larrick
Commonwealth
Attroney
Ernest C. Tharpe
L. Russell Cather
L . K. Dellinger
Samuel S. Miller
Credit Heads Sessions Discuss Credit Operations
A report notes today’s discussions focus on credit operations of associations serving the region. Tomorrow will cover general credit topics in round table talks. The meetings are informal with all attendees contributing to the topics. A banquet for representatives is planned as entertainment.
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George Washington
Life Saver's Bold Rescue of Chickens in Oklahoma
C J Robinson of Blackwell Oklahoma faced a deadly heat that killed his flock. With only three birds left he devised a plan using a hands free pump to save them. The dramatic effort ended with the chickens alive.
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Blackwell
Okla
C. J. Robinson
Renew Your Subscription Now at Special July Rate
A newspaper notice markets a promotional subscription renewal in July with a limited time rate. It urges readers to act quickly to lock in savings before the offer ends.
Rotary Luncheon Draws Five Visitors At Wichester
Five visitors attended the regular weekly luncheon of the Wichester Rotary Club at the Winchester Country Club. Frank Armstrong Jr presided and summarized Rotary International’s Atlantic City convention. Guests included Walter Herrig of Railway Express and Rotarians Ashby Miller, Hunter Chapman, Edmund Whelan, and E E Keister from various clubs.
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Wichester
Col. Ashby Miller
St. Louis
Hunter B. Chapman
Edmund B. Whelan
Woodstock Club
E. E. Keister
Strasburg
Illness Is Fatal To Mrs DeHaven
Mrs Laura Florence DeHaven 64 died at her home near De Haven from a heart attack yesterday afternoon at 2. She owned a general store and spent her life there. She is survived by three daughters Mabel Dick Maude Harding Thelma Hutzler two sons G Ray DeHaven Woodrow at home two step children Lester DeHaven Essie Alabaugh and five grandchildren. Friends will meet at the home Friday at two for a brief service then Pine Grove church services with cemetery interment.
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Laura Florence DeHaven
DeHaven
Mabel Dick
Maude Harding
Winchester
Thelma Hutzler
G. Ray DeHaven
Woodrow DeHaven
Lester DeHaven
Essie Alabaugh
Pine Grove Church
Divorce Sought In Virginia Court By Viola Thrift
Viola A. Thrift files for a divorce a vinculo matris monii from Irving F. Thrift in Winchester Virginia. The court requires the defendant to appear within fifteen days after publication and mandates weekly notices in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting on the courthouse door.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Viola A. Thrift
Irving F. Thrift
Virginia
Evening Star
Court House
Valley Airways Seeks Admiral Byrd Airport License in Virginia
Valley Airways Inc has filed with the State Corporation Commission for a license to establish operate and conduct an airport named Admiral Byrd Airport located on U S Route 50 about one mile south of Winchester on Garvin Bowles property. A hearing is set in Richmond on August 11 1936 at 11 A M with Donald Weems secretary.
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Valley Airways, Incorporated
State Corporation Commission
Admiral Byrd
U.S. No. 50
Winchester
Garvin Bowles
State
Richmond
Virginia
Markets Report From Baltimore And Chicago Livestock
Baltimore markets show cattle steady to 25 cents lower with steers mostly 17.50 to 18.90 and calves 5.50 to 8.00. Hogs up to 11.80 for 120 to 210 pounders, sows strong to 9.50. Sheep around 8.50 to 11.50, choice lambs up to 11.50. Chicago hogs 10.75 to 11.10 top, cattle steady, calves steady, sheep 9.75 to 10.75. Also listed are feed and dairy products including bran and middlings prices.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Wat
U. S. Dept. Agric
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
S. Dept
Washington Rangers
Local Markets and Feed Prices in Daily Ledger
The market listing shows prices for flour brands Crystal and Magnolia patent flour by bag size per barrel, plus various feeds such as egg mash Kasco, scratch feed, corn meal, shelled corn, and butter products. It also notes cattle and sheep listings and local retail price points for different grain products.
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Magnolia
Kasco
Leghorn
Liceewes Wesson
Hvedone
Grain Market Slides In Nervous July Trade
Chicago volume shows wheat closing with a nervous tone. July wheat at 1.05 and options steady, while Canadian reports warn of black rust and poor harvest prospects. Cash grain in Chicago lists No 2 red wheat around 1.07 to 1.08 and corn near 0.93, with oats around 0.36 to 0.38. Baltimore traders quote No 2 red winter wheat at 0.99 and Winchester prices reflect small-scale wheat and corn values.
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Chicago
Canada
Europe
Calgary
Bone
Indiana
Steel stocks lift wavering market on July 23
New York stocks rose as steel issues led a mild rally. Major names such as U S Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and Inland gained while many smaller issues fell. Transfers neared 1.35 million shares as second quarter reports loom and foreign markets remained tentative.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Shand Tube
Republic American Steel Foundries
Republic
Sadium
Inland
Chicago
al. Chem
Am. B. Shoe
Tel. & Tel
Tob. B
Anaconda
Beth Steel (New
Chrysler
Coml
Credit
Dupont de. N
Gen. Elec
Gen. Foods
Gen. Mills
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Mont.Ward
N. Y. Central
Owens Ill. Glass
Sears Roebuck
Son. Pac
Ltd. Oil N. J
Texas Corp
UN. Pac
U. S. Rubber
West UN. Tel
West el. & M
Woolworth
Chipping Seeds to Speed Germination
A garden practice used by professionals involves nicking the seed coat with a sharp knife to create a self starter. This chipping helps moisture penetrate tougher coats, speeding and increasing germination, but care must be taken to avoid injuring the interior of the seed.
Evacuation Looms as Spanish Civil War Clashes Continue
Government planes bomb rebel targets near Zaragoza as militiamen reinforce 4 000 loyalists aiming to storm the city. Across a vast front fighting reportedly costs 25 009 dead and wounded as Madrid dispatches forces to confront two Fascist columns approaching the capital.
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Spain
Aragoza
Madrid
Greene Park land deeds transferred to federal park use
Park land deeds totaling 176 457 8 acres in Greene county and 34 127 acres called for were sent to Albemarle county for final recording. The three deeds cover Shenandoah National Park lands conveyed from Virginia to the federal government for park purposes, with the largest deed spanning 153 pages.
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Front Royal
B. I. Bickers
Greene County
Albemarle County
Warren County
Green County
Shenandoah National Park
Warren county princesses named for centennial events
Miss Trout list includes Frances Sperryville Rappahannock and Isabelle Jenkins Shenandoah City Page counties as princesses. Warren Rifles chapter invites Fourth Virginia district chapters to visit the museum in Strickler House with Daughters of Warren Rifles hosting a social hour. Centennial parade is set for Saturday at 2 PM with many drum and bugle corps entered.
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Ville
Clarke County
Frances
Sperryville
Rappahannock
Isabelle Jenkins
Shenandoah City
Page County
Mary Katherine McCarty
Warrenton
Fauquier County
Jean Elizabeth Major
Fork
Warren County
Elizabeth White
Cedarville
Warren Rifles
Virginia
Strickler
H. B. McCormac
Winchester
Samuel Simpson
Berkeley Steed
Daughters of Warren Rifles
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Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Cleveland
Alfred J. Wright
Ohio
Dr. Townsend
Benjamin Sacharow
Wright
Burruss
Lloyd
Rotary Meet
Corinne Barnett
Jos. B. Newlin
New Virginia
Eastern Shore
Maryland
The
Star
Asheville
N. C
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Miss Clevenger
Col
Frank Knox
Neil Carothers
Lehigh University
Knox
Manchester
N. H
Zaragoza
Miss Trout
Winchester Evening Star
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