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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
2
The salvage ship tale captivates viewers as The Sea Ghost screens at the Colonial theatre amid a backdrop of Mexican border life and the clash between refined plotting and rough Western lawlessness in George O Brien's Fox production The Gay Caballero follows at the Colonial tomorrow.
Hables Palace presents White Cargo a faithful screen adaptation of the sensational stage play tonight at the Palace. Cecil B DeMilles The Squaw Man starring Warner Baxter is the feature for Saturday only at the Palace.
Mr. Carson Bowen left for Washington to work with Cooley Brothers. Lottie Hankin Susan Wolfson and Mrs Stickley visited Harrisonburg for a teachers meeting. The Grovers toured Staunton for a farm sale set to open in Winchester. Minnie Orndorff returned to Oranda. Lucian Brumback and family visited F. L. Derflinger and Keener. Marie Alice Collie of Harrisonburg visited and Miss Collie was honored by Mrs. Clayton. Refreshments followed. Funeral for Mrs. Milton Cadwallader held Tuesday.
Picture-goers will have their last opportunity to see Universal's mile a minute auto racing thriller Racing Youth at the Capitol tonight. Tomorrow the Fox drama She Wanted a Millionaire stars Joan Bennett and Spencer Tracy, showing at the Capitol, depicting a factory girl who vows to marry only a millionaire, learns wealth cannot buy love.
Afternoon service at Ridings Chapel precedes burial at Stephens City. Mrs. Cad Wallader has endured years of illness and hardship.
Canterbury Notes records a sequence of social visits and moves in and around Canterbury Virginia. Mentioned are L J Cave in Winchester on business F L Dovell and family returning from Washington Carroll Dovell with relatives Leare Cline visiting W Cline family Freeze family buying Jennings property Annie Jenkins illness visits by R E Albin and children Dalton Rowland returning to Leesburg for work H E White visiting L J Cave Lorena Covell visiting Stephens City Joe Hearty moving to J W Mumaw place and local calls by Shryock and McCleland.
Brucetown reports visitors from Martinsburg and Armel with stops in Roanoke and Huntington. Mrs Ashby Price remains on the sick list and Mrs Sperow visits her Martinsburg daughter. Mrs Newton Clarke travels from Huntington while Mrs A J Clendening returns to Bunker Hill after a stay here.
Mr Elmo Neff spent Sunday evening with Mrs Fred Mason of Winchester and her little son visiting Mrs Fred Dovell. Mr A P Johnson is in Luray on business this week. Miss Nellie and Mae Painter called on their sister recently at Gainesboro.
Mt Pleasant Virginia residents share weekend visits with relatives in W Va and nearby towns. Notes list numerous callers and callers, church group meeting announced for Sunday evening, and lines of social visits across Winchester Charles Town Relief and Washington areas. A closing quote by Mary Cholmondeley reflects on life’s wasted opportunities.
Market notes list mixed feed shelled corn meal butter fat and various grains with prices. Items include shelled corn at 1.05 to 1.40 per unit, middlings, screenings, cracked corn, feed mix 16 percent, and country cutter with focused entries like heavy hens and ducks. Local retail section shows shelled corn, screenings, corn meal, and feed prices in a compact list.
Listings detail upcoming sales including Mar 29 Crampton sale 142 miles south of Berryville with stock, rows Tamara and household furniture. Mar 30 Brent DeHaven sale 42 miles north of Carter's Ford with stock and feed. Apr 12 Tony Crim sale of stock, implements and household goods near Crums Church.
Reading shows corrections posted for corn hogs chickens and steers. The note lists prices and commodities with illegible fragments but confirms adjustments at market close.
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