Oil Company Convention Promotes Newspaper Advertising
Louis BE Armel of American Oil Company reports 300 division managers attended a convention in Old Comfort, Texas, to discuss upcoming ad plans. The campaign will highlight refinery improvements at Texas City and value in Amoco gas and motor oils, with a continued emphasis on newspaper publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis BE. Armel
American Oil Company
Old Comfort
Vey
Deeen & Sales
Armel
Texas City
Texas
Amoco Gas
Orange American Gas
Amoco Motor
Young Son of Mr. Lantz Dead
Tony Grant Lantz four year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl T Lantz Hardy county W Va died at 115 pm yesterday at home in Shawnee district born June 31 1933 survived by parents one half brother Isaac Wilkins and four grandparents funeral 1030 am tomorrow Brethren Church Mathias Rev S W Lee with interment at Mathias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Grant Lantz
Earl T. Lantz
Hardy County
W. Va
Shawnee District
Isaac P. Wilkins
L. L. Lantz
C. A. Wilkins
Pythian Leader Plans Visit to Winchester Lodge
H T Ballard of Fredericksburg grand chancellor of Virginia Knights of Pythias will visit Winchester Lodge No. 65 tomorrow evening. He brings motion pictures of the Pythian Home at New Market showing the work of the institution. An executive session at 8 and an open meeting at 8 30 will display the pictures. ladies may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Ballard
Fredericksburg
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Virginia
Winchester Lodge
No. 65
Pythian
New Market
Former U S Fleet Commander dies at 68 in California
Rear Admiral John V. Chase, 68, former commander of the United States fleet, died today in Coronado hospital California. He retired in 1933 and was born in Pattersonville Louisiana. He graduated from the Naval Academy in Annapolis in 1890 and became an ensign in 1892.
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Coronado
Calif
John V. Chase
United States Fleet
Coronna Hospital
Pattersonville
Admiral Chase
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Famous Cases To Be Tried Again
Decatur Alabama May 25 Judge W W Callahan ordered July 6 resumption of trials for the Scottsboro case in Morgan County Circuit Court. The negro defendants face charges of attacking two white women aboard a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
Scottsboro
W. W. Callahan
Morgan County
United States Supreme Court
State 1.0.C.F. elects Hottle grand marshal and officers
David Hottle named grand marshal of the state 1.0.C.F. at Newport News with William Thomas elected grand patriarch. Officers elected include Dr J C Coulter Charlottesville grand senior warden, Thomas B Morton Richmond grand junior warden, E M Bunch Lynchburg grand scribe, W H Scott Alexandria grand treasurer, H L Kent Marion grand high priest and Norfolk’s I A Spigel grand outside sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kent
Alton Friends
Marion
W. H. Ginther
B. F. Ginter
Brooknell
H. E. Fort
R. W. Bailey
J. C. Jones
C. M. Ponton
D. W. Wood
C. B. Gilbert
R. J. McGinnis
H. M. Jennings
Robert Hogan
Richmond
Lavie B. Ashworth
Estelle Marston
Fredericksburg
Ethel May Maupin
Charlottesville
Loune Fritter
Clarendon
Marguerite Aardema
Newport News
Myrtle V. Keys
Dumfries
Mills Need Water for Industry Faces City Review
Article argues city authorities should consider reliable water supplies to serve manufacturers that pay heavy real estate taxes and payrolls. It notes no domestic water shortages this summer, attributed to careful household use and low per capita consumption.
Funeral held for Robert E. Brown 61
Last rites for the late Robert E. Brown aged 61 who died Sunday evening will be held at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rev Dr B L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church will officiate at Kurtz Funeral Home. A native of Hagestown he was a member of the Antietam Fire Company and moved to Winchester about 15 years ago to run a mercantile business. He is survived by one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Brown
L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Kurtz
Brown
Hagerstown
Antietam Fire Company
Winchester
Greenway Church Amateur Contest Planned at Stephens City
Greenway residents report social visits this week with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Conns and Mr and Mrs Joe Perry seen at local households. The Greenway church Youth sponsors an Amateur contest at Stephens City school Wednesday at 8 PM with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Kenneth Conns
C. E. Armel
Joe Perry
Robert White
Berryville
Greenway Church
Stephens City School
Chas Mahoney Dies After Pneumonia Night
Chas Mahoney 62 of 114 West Cecil Street died after a pneumonia illness. He leaves widow Mary Fox Mahoney two children James Rena Virginia Marie and two brothers Alfred and William Mahoney and two sisters Dixie Howe Martha Mahoney. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at Jones chapel with Rev Hubert Sydenstricker. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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West Cecil Street
Mahoney
John Mahoney
Fauquier County
Elizabeth Carter Mahoney
Salem
Mary Fox Mahoney
James Mahoney
City
Rena Williams
Virginia Noonan
Marie Allowatt
Alfred
William Mahoney
Rappahannock County
Dixie Howe
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Martha Mahoney
Pittsburgh
Jones Chapel
South Loudoun Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Amick Walker Case Is Heard
Judge A. J. Tavenner heard the case of Amick Walker and fined him $10 on unauthorized use of an automobile and reckless driving. The incident involved Walker driving W. S. McClintock’s car which went out of control and damaged a tree near DeHaven. A separate reckless driving charge against Walker is pending.
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A. J. Tavenner
Amick Walker
Walker
W. S. McClintock
DeHaven
Richmond
Social and Personal S P C A Appreciates Friends Support
The local S P C A reports a successful rummage sale at secretary Mrs. Robert M. Ward’s South Washington street home. Funds raised will support ongoing animal welfare work. The group thanks friends for their generosity as it has no income of its own. Mrs. John Sanson and daughter Miss Kitty Sanson of Somerville, New Jersey, visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bond on Apple Pie Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
Friends of Animals
John Sanson
Kitty Sanson
Somerville, N. J
Allen Bond
Apple Pie Ridge
Scout Edgar Smoke Named For Jamboree Trip
Scout Edgar Smoke of White Hall was chosen to represent the Lions Club at the Scout Jamboree in Washington. A $25 appropriation was set to cover his expenses. Dr. Walter Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory spoke on pest control and fruit crop prospects, noting eight and a half percent of the nation’s crop is grown locally and outlining hazards to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Edgar Smoke
White Hall
The
Lions Club
Washington
Hough
Walter Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Market Prices
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets report mixed cattle and hog prices with steady to lower tendencies. Cattle mostly steady to weak, calves weak, hog prices soft with buyers cautious. bids listed for various weights and pork byproducts also shown.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Grain futures tumble as cash wheat sees mixed bids
Chicago May 25 Wheat futures fell about four cents per bushel for current month delivery and around three cents for later months. Winnipeg cash wheat dropped five cents at the limit. Reports cite heavy rains in Kansas and new crop wheat arriving at Fort Worth. Cash grain prices show mixed measurements across wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, rye, barley, and hog futures.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Kansas
Fort Worth
Texas
Cogn
Baltimore
Baltinge
Winchester
Local Markets Review Use of Market Bags at Wholesale Bbls
Local markets list wholesale bag sizes and prices per barrel with 98 pound, 48 pound, and 24 pound bags. The Star notes it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors in the daily list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Job Printing Services Advertises Letter Heads and Envelopes
Local printer offers bill heads sale and job printing for stationery including letter heads envelopes and sale bills under STAR JOB PRINT banner.
Stock Market Report with Narrow Gains and Bond Favorability
Trading opened with limited losses and narrow gains as cotton weakened and foreign currencies declined. Bond markets favored U S government issues and low yield corporates. Closing quotes show mixed performance across major stocks including Allied Chemical Am Can Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric GM Goodyear US Steel and Woolworth with varied fractions.
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Taday
U. S
Allied Chemical
Can
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel &S
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn
Daily Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle presents a scrambled grid with clues such as 1 Destitute of hair and 5 Cigarets slang and 10 Automobile. Several downs reference river of burning Livonia and Turkish felt, with other terms including not well 87 not well and 12 months. The page ends with note Answer to previous puzzle.
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Ross
Livonia
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Mr. Lantz
Bessie E. Barth
Law Library
Court House
Fairmont
West Virginia
EDAD
David Hottle
C.F
Chas Mahoney
Buffet
Cameron St
Westinghouse
S. Loudoun Street
North Ave
E. N. Hardy
N. Kent
Loudoun Street
Fairmont Avenue
S. Main Street
Kent
Kent St
Times and Herald
E. Piccadilly St
Washington Times
N. B. DeHart
N. Loudoun St
Wm. R. Willis
Munson
S. 13Th St
Arlington
Gainesboro
Chevrolet
E. W. Tevalt
Stephens City
North Washington
Hoover
Baker & Anderson
N.bradock St
Philadelphia
Bavisicwea
Leghorn Broilers
Eedbeweane
OORT
Vice Pines
Csscseess
Secon
Csee
Eeese
Eseenes
Stock Market Report
Ward
Radio Sale
Supreme
Loudoun St
Daily Cross
Ig Mn
Fas
Awal
Charlotte
N. C
New York
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
W. Boscawen Street
Greyhound
Purcellville
Lexington
Knoxville
Roanoke
Greyhound Bus Depot
Braddock St
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