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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
5
Joseph Smith pleaded guilty to unlawful entry of business houses in Winchester and was sentenced by Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court to two years in the penitentiary. The judge noted the law allows heavier penalties on each count but opted to show leniency due to the defendant's youth.
County agents report strong cooperation with A A A rules for wheat contracted acres. Key points: can remove acreage from hay fields or other cropland except orchards and not from permanent pasture. hay fields must be cut before grazing and left on ground, barley oats or rye fields cut for hay. Surveys will finish before harvest. contact county agent or allotment committee for clarifications.
Members of Lebanon Church and the community will hold memorial exercises Sunday June 10 at 2 30. A program of vocal and instrumental music and addresses will be features. The public is invited.
A method describes how to determine reach by standing against a wall with arms extended. Marks are placed at fingertip ends on both hands, and the distance between marks yields the reach.
The Pine Hills 4-H Club held a demonstration at Betty Carper's home on June 5. Miss Elizabeth Farrar, home agent, presented a food demonstration. Present were Elizabeth Farrar, Mary Judy, Ruth Mae Willey, Thelma Petty, Marie Petty, Louise Mowery and Betty Carper. The next demonstration is scheduled for the third Wednesday in July.
The note states turquoise is never found in any quantity deeper than 100 feet below ground, suggesting gemstone deposits occur near the surface.
Mrs. Amanda Pangle wife of William Pangle of Red Lion died after illness of more than a year. Sister in law Mrs. Luther Shanholtz of Southwark Street informed by relatives. Survived by five sons and one daughter. The couple visited Winchester each summer where they had many friends.
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