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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1934

Page

5

Mother Deserts Baby Boy to Find Work in Martinsburg

A well fed nine pound baby boy is found at King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg after a woman from Dayton Ohio deserts him to seek work. The mother, 32, allegedly traveled from Cincinnati to Martinsburg via Winchester and Dayton, leaving the infant in care with notes asking for a good home. Police and residents later traced a woman matching the description at the Winchester bus terminal with the child. The baby remains in hospital while authorities seek the mother or a permanent adoptive home.

King’s Daughter Hospital Martinsburg Winchester Hagerstown Md Slifer Water Street Dayton Ohio Maud Mason Union Martinsbburg Greyhound Cincinnati Washington D. C Blue Ridge Line

Peach Orchards Of Valley Will Have Light Crop

The Virginia peach crop as of June 1 is 24 percent of a full crop, about 360000 bushels, due to February sub zero damage. Albemarle reports 53 percent, Botetourt Roanoke around 40 percent. Shenandoah Valley light but Piedmont up to 90 percent in some orchards. Nationwide, 48673000 bushels, 7 percent higher than 1933 but well below five year average, with New Jersey New York New England near total failure and rain hindering May spraying in the Carolinas and Georgia. Pears at 25 percent of a full crop.

Star Georgia North Carolina Tennessee Ohio Linois Michigan Washington Henry M. Taylor Richmond Virginia Shenandoah Valley Piedmont Albemarle County Botetourt Roanoke United States Rocky Mountains New Jersey New York New England Carolinas

Modify Contracts On Corn Acreage Because Of Drouth

County agent I Fred Stine reports Washington authorized changes to corn acreage contracts. The new ruling allows planting pasture and forage crops on contract land including rented acres, excluding corn and green sorghums, and defines forage as any day or other feed crop for roughage. Harvesting clover or soy beans for grains remains prohibited. Stine will assess compliance after wheat inspection, noting 571 wheat and corn hog contracts in Frederick County.

Middle West I. Fred Stine Washington Stine Frederick County

Galilee Children Day services set for Grimes next Sunday

Grimes Virginia narrative notes Galilee Church to hold Children Day services next Sunday night at 8 o clock with inviting attendance. Local residents and visitors including A B Orndorff and families from Sedan West Virginia visit relatives and rebuild after recent fire.

Arthur Orndorff Glenn Allamong Charles Hensell

Bee Larvae Development Depends on Food Type

The article explains worker bees determine if a female larva becomes a worker or queen based on early diet. It contrasts regular jelly with royal jelly and includes a playful analogy about matches and lights to illustrate hidden potential.

Middletown Notes Spotlight Local Visits and Events

Middletown Va June 15 communities share Sunday visits with relatives from Strasburg Winchester Wilkinsburg Beckley and Beckley Pa. Grace M E Church plans Children’s Day service June 17 at 11 a m. Max Doman visits family before returning to William and Mary for summer courses after completing his junior year.

Middletown Russell Ramey Strasburg Carson Edmonson Winchester Walter Edmonson Carl Evans Wilkinsburg D. H. Glenn Louise Williams Washington, D Garrette Bowers South Langhorne T. J. McInturff Guyer Larrick Beckley W. Va Sydney Larrick C. C. Rhodes Culpeper Hudson Garvin Walter Little Daughter Walter Guthridge John Shull Albert Shaffer Frank Weirick North Carolina Anderson Weirick Hyattsville Inlaw Arthur Weirick John Weirick Ainsworth Sperry Helen and Mary Spence Grace M. E. Church Max Doman T. B. Doman Mr. Doman William and Mary College Williamsburg William and Mary

Mrs. Dionne Quints’ Mother in Critical Condition

Mrs. Ovila Dionne, mother of the Corbeil Ontario quintuplets, suffered a sudden relapse and a fever after rising to greet her five other children. A. R. Dafoe was summoned as doctors described her condition as critical.

Ovila Dionne A. R. Dafoe

Strike Ties Berkeley Woolen Plant in Martinsburg

Berkeley Woolen Company in Martinsburg West Virginia remains idle as workers strike over alleged union activity discrimination and a stretch out of looms. Pickets block the plant Gates with eggs and tomatoes in a tense scene ahead of a second conference.

Star Martinsburg W. Va Berkeley Woolen Company West Stephen Street Winchester H. B. McCormac Berkeley Joseph Steiner United Textile Workers American Federation of Labor Rush D. Holt NRA Charleston Chambersburg

Nineveh Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule

Nineveh Presbyterian Church invites parishioners to Sunday School at 10 a m and a church service with sermon by the pastor at 11 a m.

Nineveh Presbyterian Church

Community Notes From Greenway Gleanings Area

Greenway Virginia notes report Mr and Mrs J H Funkhouser and daughter Catherine traveled to Hagerstown Maryland Sunday. Attending a funeral in Charles Town were Mr and Mrs Albert Simmons two daughters and Mrs Kenney Mrs Howard White and Mr Simmons of Capon Bridge. Miss Mildred White of Berryville visits sister Mrs Joe Perry. Mr Howard Grubbs remains ill at home. A party at Mrs Charles home featured games and music from a Winchester orchestra with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Fred Cooke have moved to Mrs Gardners White Post property. Mozelle White visited Mrs Charles Funk Sunday.

Greenway J. H. Funkhouser Catherine Hagerstown Albert Simmons Kenney Howard White Simmons Capon Bridge Charles Town Mildred White Berryville Joe Perry Howard Grubbs Charles Winchester Fred Cooke Gardner White Post Mozelle White Charles Funk

Man shot four times seeks justice after marsh ambush

John J. French, the sole survivor of a Chicago attack, was left for dead in a marsh with four bullet wounds and partial leg amputation. He appeared in federal court to identify his alleged attackers, making the case a broader pursuit of the assailants.

John J. French Chicago French

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Coun Drouth Lydia E. Pinkham Grimes Eben Middletown Notes Dionne Mrs. Ovila Dionne Berkeley Mills Stratiard Stratford McKay Gliders Geo. W. Kurtz Cameron Street John J, French Wenders Winchester Furniture Co Main Street Goodyear Buncutter Tire Co South Braddock St Goodyear Speedway
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