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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

5

Wheat and Grain Prices Across City Markets June 20

Chicago cash grain and wholesale markets report mixed wheat and corn quotes with No 1 red at 77 and No 2 red 77 1-2. Baltimore and Richmond prices show modest activity in wheat and produce. Virginia, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington markets list varied poultry eggs butter and dairy prices with receipts and steady to firm trends. Livestock in Lancaster and Chicago show higher hogs and strong cattle values with lambs stable to higher. Government bonds and Liberty bonds are noted.

Baltimore Richmond Virginia NEW York Poultry New York Washington Poultry Washington Chicago Philadelphia Hennery U. S Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange Lancaster Livestock Lancaster Chicago Livestock Chicago

Market Prices for Sheep Hogs Calves and Grading

Livestock quotes list sheep and lamb values with steady ranges 2.50 to 8.00 for quality grades. Hogs show steady light to heavy categories with prices from 2.75 to 5.25 and Western hogs up 10 to 20. Calves remain steady with good to choice at 5.00 to 50 and common to medium 3.0 to 4.50.

Local Market Prices for Feed Goods and Butter

Local wholesale and retail market listings show prices for corn meal feed middlings dried screenings and scratch feed. Butter prices include creamery and country varieties. small lots of young chickens and heifers appear in livestock sections with quoted ranges and percentages.

Beer Test Case To Be Heard At Harrisonburg

The Rockingham circuit court will hear the trial of E L Klingstein on July 17 for possessing 277 bottles of 3 2 beer. He pleaded not guilty and was freed on a 500 dollar bond. The restaurant raid also led to Willie Harper pleading guilty to half a gallon of moonshine and receiving 30 days in jail and a 50 dollar fine. Two check forgers, K M Bridges and Ted Hoover, pleaded guilty and got six months each.

Harrisonburg E. L. Klingstein Rockingham Circuit Court Klingstein H. W. Bertram Friddle’s Willie Harper Bertram K. M. Bridges Ted Hoover Bridges B. Bridges Hoover B. T. Hoover

Baseball Scores From Today and Tomorrow’s Schedule

American League results show New York 15 over Chicago 8 and Boston 9 over Cleveland 5 while Philadelphia 9 and Detroit 4. Today’s games list Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland and tomorrow’s games are to follow.

New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington St. Louis

State National Forest Areas To Be Increased In East

June 20 Washington announced an executive order approved by President Roosevelt to buy six to eight million acres of timber and farm land in 20 eastern and southern states for reforestation. Cost about 20 million dollars. acquisition to double eastern U S forest area. Negotiations with landowners already opened.

Washington Robert Fechner Clivilian Conservation Corps Roosevelt United States Forest Service Department of Agriculture National Forest National Forest Reservation Commission Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maine Michigan Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin

Austria Arrests Hitlerites and Seizes Homes in Hunt

Vienna reports a government roundup of Nazi leaders and house searches aimed at stamping out loyalty to Chancellor Hitler. The crackdown follows a week of bombings that terrorized the country as Dollfuss regime acts to suppress Nazi influence.

Vienna Hitler Germany Dollfuss

National League Standings and Results

National League clubs are listed with wins losses and percentages led by New York at 21 618 St Louis 35 23 603 Pittsburgh 33 25 569 Chicago 32 30 516 Cincinnati 28 32 AGT Brooklyn 25 30 A55 Boston 25 34 All Philadelphia 22 .38 361 Yesterday's results show Chicago 5 New York 3 Philadelphia 7 7 Cincinnati 4 3 St Louis 15 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 6 Boston 2. Round of upcoming games includes Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia.

Clubs Pet New York Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn

Crackdown Hits Nazi Symbols as Wires Cut Across Regions

Resumed today as telegraph lines were cut and Nazi supporters in Innsbruck flaunted the ban by wearing the Swastika colors black white and red. A railway bridge near Vienna was dynamited and several bomb blasts in Carinthia caused limited damage while six towns in that province reported telegraph wires cut.

Innstruck Vienna Carinthia

Sponges Form Buds Growth From Tiny Egg

A baby sponge starts as a minute egg a thousandth of an inch wide. It floats in the sea until it finds a resting place and anchors to rock or object, then begins to grow. The bud forms resemble a branching shrub as the sponge develops.

Late Mrs. Lee Laid To Rest In Hollywood

The body of Nellie Bernard Fowle Lee widow of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee was laid to rest beside her husband in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond after funeral services at St Pauls Alexandria. Attendees included Philip R. Fowle and Mrs. Fowle. tributes describe her as a graceful figure in Virginia society during her husband’s governorship from 1886 to 1890.

Nellie Bernard Fowle Lee Fitzhugh Lee Alexandria Hol Cemetery Richmond Virginia St.Paul’s Episcopal Church Percy Foster Hall Lee News- Leader Henry Lee Revolutionary Army Civic Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiqui

Richmond Woman Acknowledged For Civic Roles In Early 1900s

The obituary notes the 1889 founding of ties by the late Mrs. Joseph Bryan and other Richmond women. It mentions Mrs. Lee as a resident and communicant of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and a former president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Her Hollywood services drew attendance from local UDC members.

Ties Joseph Bryan Richmond Lee St. Paul's Episcopal Church United Daughters of the Confederacy Hollywood

Pastors School Opens at Front Royal with Hutchinson

The Baltimore Conference Pastors and Training School opens in Front Royal with Rev. Dr. Forney Hutchinson delivering the opening address. The 12 day session runs to June 30 featuring 45 instructors and speakers and more than 100 ministers and Christian workers from Virginia Maryland and DC. Dr. Hutchinson began the series Monday with Duke University’s Dr. Frank P. Hickman scheduled for platform talks June 26 29.

Forney Hutchinson Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church South Washington Baltimore Front Royal H. H. Sherman Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Baltimore Methodist Conference Hutchinson Frank P. Hickman Duke University

Preaching Sermons by Duke and Northwestern Lecturers

Dr. G. T. Rowe of Duke University and Dr. Norman E. Richardson of Northwestern University are scheduled as Sunday speakers at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Their Christian education faculty includes Dr. Richardson, Dr. Rowe, Mrs. J. W. Perry of Nashville, Mrs. J. Davis of Lynchburg, Miss Jennie Lou Milton of Nashville, Dr. Hickman, and Nolan B. Harmon editor of the Baltimore Southern Methodist.

G. T. Rowe Duke University Norman E. Richardson Northwestern University Richardson Rowe J. W. Perry Nashville Jennie Lou Milton General Board of Christian Education Nashville, Tenn Hickman Nolan B. Harmon Baltimore Southern Methodist Baltimore

Peanut Butter History and Nutrition Mentioned

The article notes peanut butter emerged 25 to 30 years ago as a food for invalids and later became a staple. It explains peanut butter is ground roasted blanched peanuts with 1 to 4 percent salt and emphasizes its high food value. It also mentions marriage guidance bureaus operating in California New York Ohio and Pennsylvania.

California New York Ohio Pennsylvania

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