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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1931
Page
2
Boston defeated St. Louis 7 to 5 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 4. New York and Pittsburgh played to a 2 to 0 result with Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston hosted St Louis in the featured matchup.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 as Les Sweetland earned his sixth win of the season with strong late hitting helping the Cubs. In Cincinnati, Brooklyn shut out the Reds 3 to 0 to end a four game losing streak. St Louis saw Boston win 7 to 5, handing the Cardinals a third straight loss. In Pittsburgh, New York Giants beat the Pirates 8 to 2, gaining two of three games as 14 hits fueled the victory.
Opequon Memorial Kernstown and Burnt Church announce Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Opequon Chapel offers services at 10 a m with Christian Endeavor in the evening. Norfolk Ledger Dispatch notes Supreme Court docket catches up while following the flag and ballot box.
Forthcoming Warner Brothers Pictures productions announced with current bookings at the Capitol and Colonial Theatres outlining schedules and venue availability for upcoming releases.
Radio Pictures presents Donald Henderson Clarke’s Millie at the Capitol. Helen Twelvetrees stars as the fiery haired heroine with Lilyan Tashman, Robert Ames, Joan Blondell, John Halliday, James Hall and Anita Louise in the supporting cast.
Buck Jones appears today in The Fighting Sheriff at the Colonial Theatre. He stars as a county sheriff seeking the leader of a hold up gang with Loretta Sayers making her screen debut and Robert Ellis as the villain. Bobby Jones leaves Hollywood for Atlanta to resume law and business life after a busy stay.
Mrs. Ralph Bowers and children visit her sister in Grimes. Dewey Brown, recently operated on at Winchester Memorial Hospital, is improving. Misses Mary and Alice Newcomb from Winchester visit friends here. District Sunday school convention held at Rest last Wednesday. Galilee preaching scheduled for June 14 with 10 am Sunday school. Residents note pleasant crops and weekly rain. Rose Hill Farm owner Ernest B. Clevenger adding bluestone gate posts and stone wall. Hensell brothers handling the masonry. Mrs. Ralph Bowers and Elizabeth Randall visit Harry Leight near Rest on Wednesday.
Quote from The Country Home warns that any form of government action between agriculture and the law of supply and demand risks boomerang injury to farming. The statement frames regulatory debates as potentially self-defeating for farmers and agricultural sectors.
Five Chicago banks have merged, sparking discussion over gang banking tactics in the city. The move draws attention from residents and analysts, highlighting changes in local finance and crime concerns.
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