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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

10

Market Quotations Tilt Toward New 1958 Highs In Early Trading

New York stocks advanced toward another 1958 high with gains mostly fractional as tobacco and oil shares outpaced others. U S Tobacco jumped about two points and American Tobacco rose about one. rail stocks gained slightly while utilities were flat.

New York P. Lorillard U. S. Tobacco American Tobacco Texas Co Kern County Land Royal Dutch, Sinclair Standard Oil New Jersey Kennecott Congress International Telephone U. S

Baltimore Livestock Market Report Summary

Baltimore area livestock sales saw mixed results with cattle receipts slightly up from last week and 28 percent below last year. Fed steers mostly steady with some declines, cows steady to strong, and stocker and feeder cattle easing. hog prices rose modestly, lambs firm to higher on spring slaughter.

Baltimore USDA

Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Hog and Cattle Quotes

Chicago hog prices rise 25 to 50 cents across weights with 190 to 225 pound butchers at 22.75 to 23.40 and 210 pound lots at 24.00. Cattle demand weak with slaughter steers around 26.00 to 26.50 for 1100 pounds. cows and bulls mixed, good dealers at 28.00 to 31.00. Sheep show steady to firm with lambs 80 to 100 pounds at 22.00 to 25.00 and ewes 5.00 to 8.00.

Baltimore Eastern Shore Florida Sebagoes Usis NC Cobblers Chicago USDA

Wheat futures rise as other grains hold steady at open

Chicago grain brief notes wheat futures firm at the Board of Trade open with July at 1.86 per bushel. Corn and oats show mixed moves with oats largely unchanged. Soybeans hold steady to higher entering July contracts amid a muted early trading day.

Chicago Board of Trade

Why static charges build up in dry air

Dry air is a poor conductor so static charges accumulate to high voltage before sparking. Moist air drains charge, limiting buildup. The National Safety Council says about 200000 volts can spark. in dry rooms a person on a rug may store around 10000 volts before discharge.

National Safety Council

Divorced Couple Reunite By Bedside of Injured Son

In Glendale California a divorced couple, Donald Rose and Virginia Rose, reunite at their 5-year-old son Donny’s hospital bedside after a pottery shard injures his left eye. An operation saves the eye and Donny’s recovery prompts the couple to consider rebuilding their family. The physician Dr Orrie Christ acts as best man at the ceremony. Donald plans to move to Glendale to renew family life.

Glendale Calif Donald Rose Virginia Rose Donny Fort Wayne Ind Los Angeles Donald Virginia Glendale Memorial Hospital Orrie Christ Donald Sr

Old Bethel Bible School Opens This Week

Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday at Old Bethel Methodist Church west of Albin. Classes run 9 to 11 a m for one week and are open to children ages three to 12. Mrs Hilda Miller leads the program.

Old Bethel Methodist Church Albin Hilda Miller

Father’s Day Program Set at Old Stone Church Greenspring

Father’s Day will be observed Sunday at 2 30 p m with a program at the Old Stone Church in Greenspring. Guest speaker will be Wyllys W Robertson of the First Brethren Church on Berryville Ave. Music by Mrs. Jacson DeHaven and daughters and the Mt. Pleasant Quartet. Robert Nagley of Albin will lead the program open to the public.

Old Stone Greenspring Gust Wyllys W. Robertson First Brethren Berryville Ave Jacson DeHaven Mt. Pleasant Robert Nagley Albin

Burnt Factory Bible School Set For June

Burnt Factory Methodist Church announces a Bible School from June 16 to 20 with classes 7 to 9 pm for kindergarten through intermediate children. Teachers include Betty Lou Fishpaw, Joan Strickler, Jack Duvall, Roy Carl isle, Margaret Duvall, Sandra Baggerly, William Swim ley, with music by Mrs. William Carlisel and Bonnie Lou Carlisle. All community children are invited.

Burnt Factory Methodist Church Betty Lou Fishpaw Joan Strickler Jack Duvall Roy Carlisle Margaret Duvall Sandra Baggerly William Swimley William Carlisel Bonnie Lou Carlisle

Daily Across and Down Puzzle Answers

Crossword clues and partial fill list from a newspaper page including across and down entries with definitions for items like Hawaiian garland beetle sea eagle Greek letter and unknowns in cryptic style. The list shows numerous incomplete words and stray notes from the puzzle section.

Shortest court speech ends in a simple No

Louisville Judge Louis H. Jull reportedly rejected a suggestion that children commit less theft by allowed firecrackers. After a thoughtful pause he stated No and received loud applause.

Louisville Louis H. Jull Jull

First newspaper carrier boys in New York

In New York City Hugh Gaine's The New-York Mercury carried an advertisement on September 14, 1761 seeking a boy to deliver papers to city patrons. This is cited as the first instance of newspaper boy employment in the country. Later the weekly paper appeared as The New York Gazette and the Weekly Mercury.

Gaine Gazette and Mercury L.M. A New York City Hugh Gaine New-York Mercury New York Gazette Weekly Mercury

Kiwanis Barbecue Nets $300 to $350 for Charity

About 650 people attended the Kiwanis barbecue on Wednesday with gross over 700 dollars and net profits estimated at 300 to 350 dollars. The proceeds will fund playground equipment near the Kiwanis shelter with Gerald Goodman as general chairman and about 25 club members assisting. Bill Louthan expects the chicken barbecue to become an annual spring event supporting various charities.

Kiwanis Gerald Goodman Bill Louthan

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