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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

5

Winchester Scouts Form Camp White Rock Plan

A Winchester scouting update describes Scout groups visiting Camp White Rock with J. Fred Stine to erect tents for summer camping, and early plans for a four day 4-H camp with water safety by the Red Cross. Troops 1 2 3 and 21 discuss national jamboree, with Troop 1 naming a scout for Washington and other troops recounting recent meetings and activities.

Winchester White Rock J. Fred Stine Red Cross Rinard Argent Boy Scouts of America Washington France Poland Hungary Cuba Great Britain Canada Canadian General Council Washington, D. C Dominion Grace Lutheran Church Eugene B. Cooper Camp White Rock Richard Rusk Lehigh University Roop

British buy American apples, says New York Produce Guide

Murray Macdonald, US manager for J. H. Goodwin Ltd, returned from London and other UK markets noting the early English freeze hurt soft fruit and apples. He forecast strong British demand for American apples with high May prices as trade rebounds. Fellow traveler on the Majestic was J. L. Gibson of Simons & Co.

New York Produce Guide Murray Macdonald United States J. & H. Goodwin, Ltd London Liverpool United Kingdom Rotterdam New York Majestic England Mr. Macdonald Macdonald J. L. Gibson Simons & Co., Ltd Simons & French Co

Va Farm Bureau Directors Seek Women Members

Virginia farm bureau leaders meet to consider forming a women’s unit with the Associ ated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation and the Association of Virginia Homemakers. W R Ogg notes changing farm conditions. Mrs Charles W Sewell proposes the new group. directors vote to apply for membership. Attending directors include G F Holsinger C W Soll enberger John H East Nehemiah Kelley D C Acher R E B Pugh L Weast Irvin Foltz Harvey Fishpan M J Pease Willis Griffith John Bywaters R L Omps John Newell and others. National leaders addressed the board.

Virginia Federal W. R. Ogg Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation Charles W. Sewell Farm Bureau For Women Association of Virginia Homemakers Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation G. F. Holsinger McGaheysville Virginia Farm Bureau Federation C. W. Sollenberger Woodstock John H. East Seacreary Churchville Nehemiah Kelley Mount Jackson D. C. Acher R. E B. Pugh Rockingham County C. L Weast Augusta County Irvin Foltz Pate County Harvey Fishpan M. J. Pease Frederick County Messrs. Willis Griffith Culpeper County John Bywaters R. L. Omps John Newell This County Winchester-Frederick

Shakes and Shakes by Jud Tunkins on politicians

Jud Tunkins quips that a politician is a man who first shakes you by the hand and then shakes you down. The remark satirizes political behavior with a sharp, humorous edge. It reflects midcentury editorial wit aimed at public figures and political rhetoric.

Jud Tunkins

Lost Fat Because She Heeded Doctor's Advice

Mrs H H Long of Clarinda Iowa writes that Kruschen helped her lose weight from 226 to 208 pounds in three jars after medical prescription. She urges readers to try Kruschen salts, claiming a 12 pound loss in a month with a money back guarantee and listing Baker's Drug Store as a seller.

H. H. Long Clarinda Iowa Baker's Drug Store

Fish Nearly Drown Man after Trout Lunge

Irwinton Georgia Pete Wood hooked a large trout with an artificial minnow. While lifting the fish he was hooked by a minnow lure in the arm and nearly fainted. The trout twisted and freed both, avoiding serious harm.

Irwinton Pete Wood Wood

Flood reroutes water project saving city funds

After examining the river, engineer Matt Cannon found that the flood had already cut a new channel and cleaned the intake, eliminating the need for the planned municipal water plant work. The discovery reduced anticipated expenses for the city.

Matt Cannon

Butler uses 2000 chicks to rid beet patch of worms

In Trenton Utah R E Butler faced a beet patch infested with worms. He released 2000 chicks into the field and by nightfall all the pests were gone, leaving the crop pest free and the farmer relieved.

Trenton Utah R. E. Butler

Fort Dodge Lions Club Announces Attendance Prize

Fort Dodge Iowa the Lions Club displayed a trophy for meeting attendance. The chairman announced a perfect six month record won by J M Poole but Poole was absent and the prize will be awarded next week.

Fort Dodge Iowa Fort Dodge Lions Club J. M. Poole

Canton Huddles as June Feels Like Cold After Floods

In Canton Illinois flood waters halted service from Central Illinois Public Service Company heating plants. Utility officials convened to find a remedy while local business leaders sought ways to stay warm during the unexpected chill.

Canton Ill Central Illinois Public Service Company

Opequon Group Presbyterian Sunday Schedule

The Opequon Group Presbyterian invites worshipers with Cedar Cliff Vaucluse Sunday School at 9 30 a m supervised by F E Kline and sermon at 11 a m by Pastor Allen Jones. Round Hill Sunday School at 10 a m supervised by J E Lupton with Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and a Children s Day service at 8 p m.

Allen Jones Cedar Cliff Vaucluse F. E. Kline Round Hill J. E. Lupton Christian Endeavor

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