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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

7

Chicken House Fire Damages Home and Vehicle

A chicken house owned by Joseph Sharks between West Main Street houses caught fire last night around 10 16. It suffered extensive damage and 28 chickens were lost. A Chevrolet owned by Marvin Reynolds was destroyed. The building loss is estimated at 300 with no insurance. Firefighters saved three nearby homes on the hill within 25 feet of the blaze.

Joseph Sharks West Main Street Sly 28 Ackens Marvin Reynolds Burke

Safety talk on highway safety at Warren County High School

Front Royal March 21. Mr J T Watkins safety engineer for the Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles spoke this afternoon to Warren County High School students on making the highways safe.

Front Royal J. T. Watkins Division of Motor Vehicles of Virginia Warren County High School

Local Markets Prices for Flour and Feeds

Local wholesale and retail market listings show patent brand flour in multiple bag sizes with prices from 6.00 to 8.00 per barrel. Included are shelled and cracked corn, middlings, egg mash, corn meal, and dairy feeds with varied percentages, plus live hogs, cattle, and butter prices.

Citeee Careas Kasco Ebeghere Ae Cns Sage Sabes S.eseees Ee Ee Creamery

Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights

Social notes from Front Royal and Warren County report visits and illnesses. Miss Ian Edrhondson of Baltimore returns home after visiting Mrs. C. M. Venable. Mr. Jack Pennypacker of Winchester visits. several locals and visitors are listed at the Royal Club Inn and in town, with multiple health updates and short trips to Washington and New York noted.

Front Royal Warren County Ian Edrhondson Baltimore C. M. Venable Messrs George Herr Baltimore, Md R. P. Breeding Richmond, Va Royal Club Inn Richard D. Crenshaw Mabel Crenshaw Winchester

Local Bowlers Lose Again to Funk's in Winchester Meet

The Front Royal Independent bowling team fell to Funk's squad in Winchester by 295 pins. Funk's team led from the start and the locals could not close the gap, showcasing stronger play throughout the meet.

Front Royal Funk Winchester

Warren land transfer in Front Royal deed record

Mrs. Sarah Martin transfers a strip of land measuring 12 by 92 feet in Front Royal to Benj. J. Sager for valuable consideration. Deed recorded March 20.

Sarah Martin Benj. J. Sager

Two Fined For Reckless Driving Before Trial

Justice Walter G. Olmstead fined Mauryn Punk ten dollars and costs nine dollars and fifty cents on a reckless driving charge. William Smith was fined ten dollars and costs ten dollars and twenty five cents for reckless driving.

Front Royal Walter G. Olmstead Mauryn Punk William Smith

County Supervisors Compute 1935 Wheat Acreage

Warren County Supervisors Giles Downing Alfred Leach and Wallace Thomason are computing contracted wheat acreage for 1935 for county farmers this week. Community committees for Warren County are appraising 1935 contracted corn lands this week under the 1935 corn hog program.

Front Royal Giles Downing Alfred Leach Wallace Thomason Warren County

Relief and Bonus Measures Debate Stirs Senate Hearings

Remarks by James A. Emery on the Wagner labor disputes bill spark debate as the Senate labor committee questions intensify amid NRA probe tensions. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau signals readiness to sell gold to willing foreign buyers. Weaker Secretary Weaker Louis M Howe shows resilience amid illness at the White House.

James A. Emery National Association of Manufacturers Senate Labor Committee Treasury Morgenthau Senate Finance Committee Sidney Hillman NRA Securam Louis M. Howe Roosevelt White House Coolidge Congress Maxwell Brandwell New York Missouri Pacific Railroad Senate Interstate Commerce Committee van Sweringens Cleveland Missouri Pacific Senate Munitions Committee John T. Flynn

Market Inches Ahead Slowly in New York Stock Exchange

The market edged forward at a snail's pace amid European tensions and scant domestic developments. Traders avoided large bets, with little distress selling and few new short lines. A modest cotton rise and uneven grains weighed on sentiment while bonds showed little inspiration. Foreign exchange normalization was welcomed. Notable listed stocks include Allied Chemical 126 3 8, American Can 112 3 4, Bethlehem Steel 23 1 2, Chrysler 33 1 2, General Electric 21 7 8, U S Steel 28 1 2, Woolworth 53 1 2.

New York The Stock Exchange Allied Chemical American Can American Shelters American Tel. & Tel Atch Topeka & S. Fe U. S. Steel Woolworth

Grain quotations and cash markets across multiple cities

Futures and cash grain prices from Chicago and Baltimore show May wheat at 94 and July 91 4, with oats, rye, barley, and lard and bellies quoted for May July and Sep. Cash wheat No 3 red 94 44, corn No 2 yellow 81 42 83, others in regional markets. Winchester and Richmond area quotes noted.

Chicago Baltimore Winchester Richmond Lynchburg Harrisonburg

Baltimore Livestock Market Sags as Slaughter Steers Decline

In Baltimore and Philadelphia markets on March 21, cattle trading is slow with steers and heifers down 25 cents and cows 50 to 75 1 2 cents from Monday. Priced ranges show slaughter steers 8.75 to 10.50 and hogs dull with mixed weights. Sheep and lambs steady with wethers 5.60 and lambs 8.25 to 9.25 for up to 90 pounds.

Baltim Philadelphia Elphia U. S U. S. Dept. Agr.)—Eyes Steady 5,304 U. S U.S

Route 7 finished to Morgan county urged by Winchester business leaders

Winchester business and professional men urge completing Route 7 to the Morgan county line to boost trade. Berkeley Springs could gain tourist traffic, while Winchester would benefit from easier access for its merchants and citizens. They propose Winchester Chamber of Commerce mobilize civic groups to support the project.

Winchester Morgan County Berkeley Springs Martinsburg Augusta Winchester Chamber of Commerce

Call for year round hard surface road linking Chester and Culpeper

A regional appeal urges West Virginia and Virginia authorities to complete a hard surface road from the West Virginia line through Frederick County to Morgan County. The plan aims to bring thousands of southern shoppers to Chester area and improve year round travel, avoiding winter and rainy season disruptions.

Chester Morgan County Frederick County Morgan West Virginia Virginia Cul

Local delegation to address highway study commission

A local delegation is scheduled to speak next Monday at a hearing of the highway study commission. Mr Bell said today he expects a thorough discussion of the proposed route and its impact on the community.

Highway Study Commission Bell

Fire Destroys Noted Pittsburgh Catholic Church

A fire destroyed the roof of St. Patrick's Church in Pittsburgh. The blaze injured or overcome at least three people and forced five families to flee from an adjacent annex once a convent. Four victims were hurt fighting the flames. Rev. Father James R. Cox had previously led his "blue shirts" from the steps on Washington.

Pittsburgh St. Patrick's Church James R. Cox Washington

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