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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
Chicago grain markets eased today ahead of the government crop report and world economic conference, with wheat near bottom quotes and corn oats and provisions down. Weather aid to planting dampened corn, while oats dipped after high prices from damage reports and hog values fell with provisions.
Local wholesale market report notes daily prices and trends with typographical error disclaimer. Observes fluctuations across commodities and regional supply chains, highlighting price ranges and notable shifts in demand.
The Winchester United Brethren Circuit schedules Children’s Day services at Pleasant Valley on June 11 10 a m and at Mt. Pleasant W Va on June 18 10 a m led by G L Crim. Fairview June 18 2 30 p m Julia Clark. Red Bud June 18 8 p m Esther McDonald. Mt. Pleasant Va June 25 10 a m Asa Racey. Mt Olive July 2 8 p m H C Moore. Public invited.
The Rev J D Russell chair of the local committee arranging New York fresh air campaigns in homes for summer vacation calls a meeting of the committee for 10 o clock Monday morning June 12 at the meeting place to finalize details and assign tasks for the campaign.
All who are interested in the project have been urged to attend this meeting at Handley Library.
Miss Ruth Googins said she met Elliott Roosevelt at social functions in Dallas and Fort Worth but denied a romance. She noted they had not seen each other for five or six weeks and that the acquaintance was not a romance. Roosevelt declined comment on a Dallas News romance story and said there is no triangle in the divorce case.
The article reports two individuals, Donald Jh. Weems and William Jackson, arraigned in police court. Lillis of North Kentstree faced charges of possession of liquor and was fined 50 dollars and imprisoned three months. Jackson charged with destroying evidence and pouring out liquor was fined 50 dollars and given 30 days in jail.
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