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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1934

Page

5

Milk Control Bill At Hearing In Roanoke

William P. Hazlegrove of Roanoke charged Cold Springs with price cutting and demoralizing the dairy market in four counties during a hearing on Virginia milk control before Governor George C. Peery. Opponents argued the bill would not work and was undemocratic while supporters said it would regulate prices and production.

W. 8. Snow Alexandria Frank Moore Rockbridge County Frank Rennie, Jr Virginia Dairies Co Hazlegrove Cold Springs Group Roanoke Cold Springs Judge Snow Beck Robert T. Barton, Jr Barton Dairy Products Ass'n

1143 Children Given Care By State Society

Harrisonburg Virginia March 24 1934 Mrs H B McCormac and Sen the board of directors of the Children's Home Society of Virginia at the annual meeting in Richmond last week accepted places on the board serving until the next meeting. The General Secretary Frank D Preston reported 1143 children received care in 1933 with 830 in care as of December 31. Twenty five children were adopted during the year and the society aims to raise 65000 for 1934 during a statewide campaign led by E Randolph Williams. New officers elected include President Edmund Strudwick Jr Vice Presidents Maxwell Wallace and Miss Emily Thomason.

Harrisonburg H. B. McCormac Children's Home Society of Virginia Richmond Frank D. Preston E. Randolph Williams Edmund Strudwick, Jr Maxwell Wallace Emily Thomason

Middletown Grange to Initiate Two New Members

In Middletown Virginia on March 26 a brief business meeting preceded an instructive program. Inclement weather kept many members away. At the next meeting two new members will be initiated: county agent Fred Stine and George Wright of Stephens City.

Middletown Middletown Grange Fred Stine George Wright Stephens City Grange

All-Bran Keeps Regular Like Clockwork Says Ad User

A reader letter from Stephen age 51 of South Norwalk Connecticut praises All-Bran for regularity after starting the cereal. The ad stresses bulk and vitamin B aid elimination, iron content, and safe use with two tablespoons daily, plus recipe uses and caution to consult a doctor for chronic illness.

Stephen S. Nein St South Norwalk Conn Repepe Arte S. le By Ogg Battle Creek

Grain and Poultry Market Quotations Across Markets

Market quotations detail current receipts and bid quotes for eggs and poultry in Washington New York and Philadelphia. Prices cover eggs whites standards mediums extras and henery varieties, live poultry including fowls leghorns roosters turkeys and ducks, with dressed poultry prices and freight terms.

Washington U. S Plymouth Rock Long Island New York Jersey Hennery Exchange mid-Western Exchange Express Philadelphia mid-West

Will of C. B. Smith Probated In County Court

The will of C. B. Smith admitted to probate. A 30 acre tract two miles west of Cedar Grove is devised to Beulah Adams after debts. Remainder to heirs. Written August 27, 1928. Witnesses M. M. Lynch Irene Headley and Margaret Reichner. Lynch named administrator c. t. a.

C. B Smith Cedar Grove Beulah Adams M. M. Lynch Irene Headley Margaret C. Reichner Lynch

Heirs Named After Bond Posting by American Bonding Co

The filing notes bond of $1,000 with the American Bonding Co. as surety. Heirs to the estate include David A. Smith son Winchester Route No. 2 Howard W. Smith address unknown Rebert J. Smith and Guy E. Smith grandsons both of Winchester and Howard Brill grandson Grimes.

American Bonding Co David A. Smith Winchester Howard W. Smith Rebert J. Smith Guy E. Smith Howard Brill Grimes

Local Market Prices Show Corn and Feed Rates

The local market lists shelled corn around 1.25 cwt and dairy feeds varying from 1.40 to 1.65 per unit. Cracked corn and corn meal priced per 100 pounds, with screenings and middlings near 1.30 to 1.45. Butter and eggs appear with butter around .21 to .46, egg values noted, and pork quotes given for gross and dressed weights.

Duguno Nccciscisae

Motorists Apply To Richmond For Automobile Cards

Andrew Bell announces that Montgomery Winchester and Frederick county motorists without application cards must write to John Q Rhodes in Richmond. Include car engine number and 1933 license number. No license issued without the card. cards come from the Richmond office. 1933 licenses expire April 15.

Andrew Bell Winchester Frederick County John Q. Rhodes Division of Motor Vehicles Richmond Bell

Margaret Gibson’s Early Film Career Highlight

Margaret Gibson spent nineteen years ago in vaudeville and stock before entering motion pictures. She specialized in genuine roles and enjoyed motoring as a hobby in those days. Do you remember her.

Margaret Gibson

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