Dancers Entertain Club Ewing Members at Luncheon
Kiwanians enjoyed a luncheon program featuring dances from the Ewing School with Miss Helen Woore on piano. Performers included Dottie Cooper and Margaret Ann Crowl among 45 participants while Brooks presided and invited members to the Capitol district convention in Washington next week.
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Ewing School of
Helen Woore
Dottie Cooper
Margaret Ann Crowl
Irene Johnson
Margaret Ann Cammer
Betty Ann Hawthorne
Alta Mae Ayers
Douglas Allen
Frances Bozel
Marjorie Lowry
Evelyn Preston
Dottie Ann Robinson
Betty Pierce
Shirley Williams
Ann Williams
Alta Mac Ayers
Brooks
Sam Brooks
Inched F. Grove White
Frederick
H. H. Hardy
Lansing
Mich
Charles P. McVicar
Andrew Bell J. Wiseman
Washington
B. Ellicot
Baltimore
Harry Ebert
Lawrence C. Hollis
Winchester Club
Two youths, 13, charged with dove capturing
Two boys named William Meadows and Leonard Whitlock appeared before Judge Donald L. Weems after being charged with capturing doves in violation of state and federal game laws. Meadows also faced a separate charge of stealing a dog. he was put on probation and to stand trial later for keeping a dog without a tag. Game Warden F. W. Pingley made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Weems
William Meadows
Leonard Whitlock
Meadows
L. E
Painting contract awarded to M W Myers for terminal interior
M W Myers of 308 North Braddock Street has been awarded the contract to paint the interior of the Greyhound Bus Terminal. He will start immediately with three helpers and is finishing the Winchester Woolen Mills project after earlier work on a new office building. He says this spring has been unusually busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Myers
North Braddock Street
Greyhound
Myers
Mr. Myers
Winchester Woolen Mills
Scouts Present Kit To Horton In Berkeley Springs Meeting
Members of Martinsburg Patrol No. 42 presented a first aid kit and metal container to Scout Executive Frank Horton of Winchester at the M. E. Church in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Reports on Inland Atlantic City conferences were given by John D. Kern John S. Scully C. S. Hartman and Mr. Horton. Rover scouting was explained by Martinsburg patrol members. Tomorrow another executive meeting for the Southern district will hear reports and elect officers. Berkeley Springs Troop 33 entertained visitors after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Frank Horton
M. E
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
John D. Kern
John S. Scully
C. S. Hartman
Mr. Horton
Winchester
Atlantic City
Martinsburg Patrol
Carroll E. Seibert
Presbyterian Church
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Warren
Page
Police Court Docket Report From Bentonville
The article lists cases heard in police court including Orelin Jenkins of Bentonville cited for unauthorized use of an automobile with months and costs of 3 dollars. George Pramus, colored, 223 Sharpe Street, faces unauthorized use of a vehicle. James Avery, colored, charged with breaking and entering and larceny at Robinson Cold Storage, referred to Juvenile Court. Harper Hollie, 125 W Leicester Street, carries concealed weapon with fine 25 dollars 26 cents. William Brady charged with fighting with a 10 dollar 25 cent fine.
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Orelin Jenkins
Bentonville
Ting
George Pramus
Sharpe Street
James Avery
Robinson Cold Storage
Harper Hollie
Leicester Street
William Brady
Weaver widow’s pension approved by Frederick court
The application of Mrs. R. W. Weaver of Middletown for a Civil War widow's pension was approved by Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County Circuit Court. Eight special grand jurors were awarded total expenses of 21.50 in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Weaver
Middletown
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Large salt and rye still seized as fugitive escapes
State county and city officers seized a two thousand gallon capacity still in a western Frederick county game sanctuary. They found sugar rye and about 100 barrels of mash destroyed. A man fled the scene and was not yet captured. authorities planned photographs for evidence and considered dynamite demolition of the still and its building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1873 B for Spring Dress
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1873 B offers a crisp all around dress with yoke cape sleeves and center panel. Sizes 32 to 44 require 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch material. Send 15c for the Spring Barbara Bell Pattern Book and order to the address in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Lovely Crochet Pattern for Doilies and Mats
Practical crochet pattern 5639 offers three sizes of doilies and place mats. Includes full instructions, illustration, stitches, material needs, and color ideas. Send 10 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
Debates Ship Subsidy Bill On Capitol Hill
Senate debates a ship subsidy bill as House handles miscellaneous legislation. Special committee continues probing the Town send old age pension movement. Yesterday the housing bill passed. Military affairs panel studied an airport bill for New York harbor and sent Vinson bill regulating coal to the Senate. Rules committee reported Walsh Healey act for minimum labor standards in government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
HOUSE
New York Harbor
Vinson
Rules
Walsh-Healey
Funeral for Henry Shryock Held in Stephens City
Henry Shryock of Stephens City dies from a compound leg fracture after a car crash near Winchester. His widow Margaret Vincent and three daughters Sarah Mildred Cathleen, and son Henry survive, with two brothers George and Webb. Funeral set at 2 30 Thursday at home with Lutheran and Methodist pastors presiding. burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Bayliss
A. J. Tavenner
Noralk
New Market
Shryock
Winchester
Sarah Shryock
Miss Shryock
Mr. Shryock
Jacob and
Elizabeth Shryock
Stephens City
Margaret Vincent
Sarah
Mildred
Cathleen
Henry
George
Webb Shryock
Mansfield
Ohio
Snyder Alleman
Lutheran Church
Floyd M. Lucas
Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
James Russell Shryock
Walker Shryock
Hugh Racey
John Ward
Leesburg
Russell Lemley
Washington, D. C
Roderick Shryock
Front Royal
Conventions Conference on Democratic Platform
Washington June 17 Conferences on the Democratic platform to be adopted at the Philadelphia convention continued today. Senator Robinson of Arkansas said nothing conclusive was likely until the convention itself. Secret ary Ickes and Senator Wagner discussed a plank for a continued public works program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Robinson
Arkansas
Ickes
Wagner
D-Ny
North Carolina Tourist Booklets Distributed
Fifty copies of an attractive booklet titled Come to North Carolina arrived at the Chamber of Commerce from the Department of Conservation and Development. The booklets include an excellent map for sportsmen and show where various game and fish may be found, with abundant illustrations on superior paper.
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North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Conservation and Development of
Probate Will of Sarah Ann Cook In Frederick County
The will of the late Sarah Ann Cook of Stephens City has been probated in Frederick County Circuit Court. After funeral expenses and debts the residue of real and personal estate goes to her nephew W. S. Cook for his kindness in her old age. Will dated May 22 1935 and witnessed by C. C. Brannon and R. B. Smith. Executor W. S. Cook declined to qualify. Harry L. McCann named administrator c t a.
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Sarah Ann Cook
Stephens City
Frederick County
W. 8. Cook
C. C. Brannon
R. 8. Smith
W. S. Cook
Landscaping Work Finishes On Martinsburg Pike Stretch
The final tar was applied to three miles of Martinsburg Pike last week and ten workers are now landscaping the highway shoulders. They are sowing grass seed and improving the area’s appearance.
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Martinsburg Pike
Luncheon Set by Church Circle No 2
Luncheon by Church of Christ Circle No 2 on Thursday June 18 from 11 30 to 1 00. Tickets 25 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Church of Christ
Price
Market report from Baltimore and Chicago livestock totals
Baltimore producers report mixed gains with cows and calves firm to higher and hogs up about ten cents. Chicago market shows strong demand for fed steers and yearlings, with calves and sheep softer but steady on some grades. prices given for various weight ranges and feeds listed.
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Baltimore
North
South Carolina
U. S
Virginia
Norfolk and Hampton
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Local Markets and Grain Prices from The Star
Market listings show wholesale and retail prices for flour brands Crystal Magnolia and various corn and mixed feeds. Includes 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bag rates, egg mash, dairy feeds, and livestock items with scattered notations and OCR errors.
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Kasco
Semete Sc
Magnolia
Gardiner Given Suspended Term In Auto Charge
W J Gardiner of Frederick county received a 12 month suspended jail term after pleading guilty to unauthorized use of an automobile. He was indicted on charges tied to the use of Ralph Pffer s car, wrecked near Pikeside West Virginia with Charles Cain fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J.gardiner
Frederick County
Gardiner
Ralph Pffer
Pikeside
W. Va
Charles Cain
Union Leaders Start Steel Drive
Pittsburgh June 17 union backers of industrial unionism launched a drive to organize one big union for the nation s 450000 steel workers. They charge steel corporations are attempting to deter the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stock Market Mixed as Raitis Leads Gains and Losses
New York June 17 stock market leaders included Raitis and several industrials advancing about three points amid irregular closing activity. Transfers reached roughly 1,150,000 shares as investors weighed uncertainties. Cotton hit a new high on the upturn while wheat and corn finished mixed and bonds climbed on rails and utilities. Selected closing prices feature Al. Chemical at 200 and Woolworth at 53 3 8 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al. Chemical
Am. Can
Am. Smelting
Am. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
A. T
Beth Steel (New
Chrysler
Com
Sears Roebuck
Son. Pac
Ltd. Oil N. J
Texas Corp
UN. Pac
U. S. Steel
West UN. Tel
West. el. & M
Woolworth
Wheat and Grain Quotations Across Chicago and Baltimore
Chicago market shows price advances late trading with gains in July and December wheat. Estimates of Dakotas Montana losses cited at 52 million bushels. Canada imports renewed as Minneapolis basis improves. Cash grain prices list mixed results across wheat corn oats rye and barley. Baltimore reports No 2 red winter wheat at 1.05 and local corn prices.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Montana
Minneapolis
Canada
Baltimore Wheat
Baltimore
Winchester
Commission weighs Vernon McClintock bus freight right
The State Corporation Commission in Richmond on June 17 heard arguments on Vernon S. McClintock petition for a certificate to operate bus and freight service between Richmond and Winchester. Carter Truck Lines opposed the request and the commission reserved its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Vernon S. McClintock
Winchester
Carter Truck Lines
Seeded Fred Perry and Dorothy Round Lead Wimbledon
London June 17 Fred Perry and Dorothy Round were seeded at the top of the lists for the All England Championships beginning Monday at Wimbledon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fred Perry
Dorothy Round
Wimbledon
Bankers Arrive in Virginia Beach for Annual Convention
Virginia bankers began arriving at the Cavalier Hotel to register for the annual association convention. The event opens at 9 30 a m tomorrow and continues through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Cavalier Hotel
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Kiwanians
Horton
Court News
Gov
Alfred M. Landon
Topeka
Kas
Cy. —Central Press
the Evening Star
Times Square Station
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Norris
George Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Central Press
Ann Harding
Noel Coward
Miss Harding
England
Harry Bannister
Alice Brooks
Capitol Hill
Henry Shryock
Carolina
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