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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1935

Page

7

Demonstration Group Formed At Brucetown

Homemakers in Brucetown organized a Home Demonstration Group at Brucetown School on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected include Mrs. Martin Adams as chairwoman and Mrs. Gilbert Wright as vice chair, with Miss Mamie Tanquary secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Julian Snapp Sr. reporter.

Brucetown Stephenson Clearbrook Martin Adams Gilbert Wright Mamie Tanquary Julian Snapp Mary C. McBryde Blacksburg Adams

Baltimore Livestock and Produce Markets Report June 1

Cattle steady with slaughter at 10.00, cows 3.50 to 7.75, bulls 4.50 to 7.50. Calves steady 5.00 to 9.00. Hogs steady with truck hogs 25 cents under. weights 140-200 lbs 10.1 to 10.75, 200-250 lbs 9.75 to 10.20, 250-350 lbs 8.85 to 9.75. Sheep and lambs 650 head, spring lambs 6.00 to 9.90, ewes 2.00 to 4.00. Philadelphia poultry and butter prices noted with various grade spreads.

Baltimore Philadelphia U. S. Dept. of Agr

Unclear OCR fragment hints at ages and trades

Fragmentary OCR notes reference numbers, ages around 23, trade items, and range 24 1-3 to 28. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or identifiers for a fuller summary.

Grain futures and cash prices across wheat and corn

Future and cash quotations for wheat, corn and oats from Chicago and Baltimore markets on June 1. Includes futures prices for June, July, September and December contracts, plus cash grain bids in Chicago and spot wheat and corn offers in Baltimore. Prices cover lard and bellies futures as well.

Chicago Sarey Dee Lard Bellies Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore

Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Listed

Local markets page lists wholesale flour per barrel prices for 98 48 24 and 12 pound bags with brand distinctions. Prices show patent brand 98 lb at 6.00 and 6.15 for 48 and 24 lb respectively up to 6.40 for 12 lb. Retail lines include eggs dairy and live stock prices and a few notation abnormalities.

Kasco Cevcevsens Esesees Local Retail Eas

Market Price List For Bag Sizes And Weights

The note itemizes bag prices by weight and bag count with per barrel rates for 48 and 24 and 12 pound bags. It also shows a line of garbled text likely from OCR.

Grain prices fall sharply in Chicago market

Grain prices in Chicago fell sharply as a wave of liquidation swept an unsettled market. Observers linked the drop to nervous trading and a reference by President Roosevelt to possible actions affecting prices.

Chicago Roosevelt

Wheat Prices Hit New Season Lows Before Partial Recovery

Severe tumbles in wheat prices pulled corn, rye, and oats to new season lows with December corn also at record lows. Rapid selling led to stop loss orders but a partial rebound of about a cent per bushel followed the initial drop.

Quarles Speaks At Honor Court For Scouts

Superintendent Garland Quarles of Handley schools addressed the Boy Scout Court of Honor at the George Washington Hotel urging moral straightness and a strong Scout oath. Eagle Scout H. C. Sheetz Jr. recalled the 1920 International Jamboree trip as context for the coming National Jamboree in Washington. Awards were presented across Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, Life, Merit Badges, and Service Bar categories. Troop 2 received the Troop Charter.

Garland Quarles Handley Schools Boy Scout Court of Honor George Washington Hotel A. Lee Coble Quarles H. C. Sheetz, Jr Winchester England New York City France Belgium Sheetz Maurice Pifer Col B. M. Roszel Washington, D. C Tenderfoot Hubert Kerr Jack Boyce Jack Kern Edward Lupton L. G. Baker Robert Anderson Charles H. Grim Tom Grove Charles Vaught John Gandy William Miller William Sager Jack Jones Bobby Green Kenneth Hutchinson Charles Mudd John Green Billy Miller Paul Jones Everett Jones Edwin Snider Henry Pitzer Jack Whitmore Paul Hanna Steve Spanos White Hall Albert Luttrell Edgar Smoke Robert Nagely Courtney Jones George Guthridge Richard Forney Forrest Jones Charles Arper Eoak Boyd Reading Charles Harper Douglas Seabright Dick Sutton Wilfred Cather William Pollard Troop 40 Donald Racap William Gutridge Stanley Seabright Paul E. Behrens Carl Peer Joe Butler Troop 2 Fred Stine Troop Committee

Scout Carl Peer Receives Gold Quill for Journalism

Scout Carl Peer is awarded the Gold Quill for journalism. Troop 2 and Scoutmaster Harry Hammond accept a VFW Attendance Banner for 90 percent troop attendance at Court of Honor.

Carl Peer VFW Harry Hammond

Presbyterians Open Conference At Montreat

The General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church opens in Montreat North Carolina with Rev. Dr. Henry H. Sweets elected moderator. Commissioners from Winchester and Petersburg presbyteries attend along with elders from Wardensville and Charles Town. The budget proposal totals 1300000 dollars with major allocations to missions and religious education.

General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church Montreat N.C Henry H. Sweets Louisville Winchester Presbytery Harry M. Crim Strasburg J. W. Hogshead Petersburg W. Va B. F. Pilgrim Wardensville Wright Denny Charles Town Edward D. Grant Richmond Eigh Missions Home Missions Assembly American Bible Society North Carolina Synod Virginia

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