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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

3

Tourist Homes Organize Virginia Association for Tourist Service

A new nonprofit body named the Tourist Association of Virginia launches to improve health and safety standards for tourist courts and homes. Based in Richmond with offices at 401 East Franklin Street, it aims for state wide membership among operators, eateries, theaters, garages, and rail lines.

Virginia Tourist Association of Virginia Sherod N. Vaughn Newport News Richmond East Franklin Street Eugene J. Lowther Oddc Mary A. Moore State Department of Health State Conservation Commission State Chamber of Commerce Mary A

Maryland Eagles Elect Officers

Kenneth Close, 29, of Frostburg, will be installed as the youngest president of the Maryland State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles at the conference's final session. New officers include vice presidents Wick and Wesenwick, chaplain C Bernard Smith of Beeerick, treasurer Hampton Driver of Cumberland, and several trustees from Frederick, Baltimore, Brunswick, and Cumberland.

Frostburg Kenneth Close Maryland State Aerie Order of Eagles Inwick Rvschewick Letterbeck Hagerstown C. Bernard Smith Beeerick Hampton Driver Cumberland J. F. Miller Frederick William H. Bauersfelt Baltimore Donald G. Cook Brunswick Francis A Shultz Trus

Apple Crop At 65 Percent Of Normal In 1941

June 1 condition of apples in commercial areas stands at 65 percent of normal, below the 1940 level but near the six year average. Regions vary with early bloom in New England, frosts and winter damage in New York and Michigan, and lighter carry into Oregon and California. State prospects range from above average in Virginia and Nebraska to light in Iowa and Kansas with notable frost and freeze effects across several states.

Washington Department of Agriculture North Atlantic New England New York Lake Ontario Mid-Western Hudson Valley Lake Champlain Baldwin Spy Jersey New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Idinois Calhoun County Illinois Jonathan Rome Michigan McIntosh Delicious Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Prospect Nebraska Kansas Virginia Delaware Maryland West Virginia Shenandoah Valley North Carolina Georgia Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Montana Carbon Idaho Colorado Delta County Montrose Montebuma Fremont Fort Collins-Loveland New Mexico Utah Oregon Hood River Valley Newtown Spitzenburg California Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut South Atlantic

Commercial Apple Condition Across State Areas

The condition of the commercial apple crop in each state is reported, covering fruit destined for processing as well as fresh market sales. Data includes areas designated for commercial production and reflects fruit quality and harvest prospects.

Arthritis Attacks A Weak Body

Dr W W Klement of Cincinnati told the national society of physical therapy that lowered body resistance due to weak constitution is a principal factor in chronic arthritis. He linked hereditary tissue weakness and defective defense to frequent colds and infections and cited allergy as a contributing factor. He noted arthritis is rare in hot climates and among Eskimos and Lapps despite exposure to cold.

Old Point Comfort W. W. Kelement Cincinnati National Society of Physical Therapy American Institute of Klerent Klement

Time Yet For Emergency Hay Crops This Fall

Virginia extension agents urge farmers to plant emergency hay and grazing crops to offset losses from drought. Soybeans cowpeas Sudan grass and German millet with proper fertilization can yield quality hay by frost. Italian rye grass crimson clover and reseeding options are outlined with acre rates and timing.

Blacksburg Virginia

Sowing Window for Aug Harvest Ends by September 15

The notice sets the sowing period as after the first good rain in August or any time until September 15 when soil moisture is sufficient.

Fall seedings and mineral fertilizer rates

The note discusses fall seedings stimulated by a mineral fertilizer like 0-14-6 or 0-12-12 at 200 to 300 pounds per acre. It cites application guidance and rate ranges for crop establishment.

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