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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
6
Detroit beats Washington 13-10 in 11 innings as Heinie Manush hits two homers, aiding a six run surge in the sixth. Tigers score three in the last frame, each position player reaching base, while Washington uses five pitchers.
Philadelphia leads Cincinnati as New York visits Chicago and Boston travels to Pittsburgh. Brooklyn plays St. Louis while Philadelphia dominates with a 15 point edge over Pittsburgh as Pittsburgh hosts.
The piano and voice pupils of Prof. T. V. DeMasters will perform a recital at 8 15 tomorrow evening in the First Baptist Church. Twelve members of the DeMasters Music Studio will be on the program and the public is invited.
Baseball fans can catch a Sunday double header when the Majestic Radios of Washington visit Woodpoint Maryland. The team, praised as one of the best in the Washington County League, will play a 1 30 start after recent wins over Security Tigers Hoffman Chevies Gettysburg and others.
The Capitol Theatre continues its weekly dual bill with two features for one. Sing And Like It stars Zasu Pitts Pert Kelton and Jimmy Gleason. Finishing School features Ginger Rogers Frances Dee Billie Burke and Bruce Cabot. Saturday adds Joan Blondell in Smarty with Warren William Edward Everett Horton Frank McHugh and Claire Dodd.
The Colonial Theatre announces a special film show featuring Richard Barthelmess and Joe Penner this Saturday. Barthelmess stars in Modern Hero, a gripping, soul stirring drama adapted from Louis Romfield’s work.
George Arliss stars as Nath an Rothschild in The House of Rothschild at the Palace Last shows tonight. Loretta Young, Boris Karloff and others in the cast plus a 100 strong supporting group. City Limits railroad drama with Sally Blane and Frank Craven screens Friday. Also Fighting With Kit Carson fourth chapter and Baby Burlesk Puppy Love on the program.
Keffers offers take out service with cases priced from 2.25 to 3.00 each. Contact phone 484 or visit 236 E. Piccadilly St. for details and ordering.
Dr. G. G. Snarr earned the first state fishing license issued on Wednesday afternoon at the Ice Corporation Court. Non residents may now obtain a single day license for $2, with Virginia residents paying $1 for a county license and $3 for a state license. Bass season opens July 1 and anglers must carry permits before fishing. many licenses are expected to be issued around the Fourth of July.
Closing quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets show wheat futures and spot prices. Chicago July at 89 1 2 percent, Sept 90, Dec 91. Baltimore spot 89 percent. Corn Chicago July 55 1 2, Sept 57 1 4, Dec 58. Winchester delivered 65 cents per bushel and 3 25 per barrel.
Testimony in Toledo opened as the grand jury began its probe into the shooting deaths of two Electric Auto Lite strikers. Rolland Dickerson of Zanesville was called in and charged by the Lucas county coroner with involvement in the fight. Medical experts say men past 60 face grave health risks.
David Barry Sr. 68, a convicted bank president, died at his home from acute appendicitis after a recent conviction for making false entries. He led two closed banks the First National and the Title Trust and Guarantee Company and was related by marriage to steel magnate Charles M Schwab. A federal trial in Pittsburgh on misappropriation of about 200000 was pending.
Wanted good clean cotton tags for Star office. Listing date 5 28.1p tf.
Public auction to sell the Cameron Street property in Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 21 1934 at noon. The lot includes a double frame dwelling store room with apartment and a 20 feet alley. sale terms require one third cash with two bonds for two thirds payable in one and two years.
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