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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1933

Page

5

Grain markets show strong finish on wheat led by east orders

Wheat closes at top of day after late surge from east fueled by inflation fears. Corn and oats weakened earlier on uncertain Washington farm policy, with rains in Illinois Iowa Indiana offering only brief relief. Provisions rose with hog values. multiple regional quotes and farm product prices follow in Chicago Baltimore Richmond and New York trading lanes.

Roosevelt Washington Central West Illinois Iowa Indiana Chicago Baltimore Maryland Cnsylvania Virginia West Vrginia U. S Florida U.S South Carolina Richmond NEW York Poultry New York Philadelphia

Awards Given 70 Boy Scouts at Honor Count

A Boy Scout Court of Honor awarded 70 Scouts with many honors and a National Council cup for Eagle Scott Ebert Mbert of Troop 3 Winchester for a 1932 reforestation feat. Lee Calahan spoke on Sea Scouting and urged values, duty, and discipline as Sea Scout training expands from kindergarten to college levels.

Lee Calahan National Council Committee United States For Agriculture Eagle Scott Harry Mbert Winchester C. R. Keeler Eugene B. Cooper R. E. Byrd Shenandoah Council Seatle Ray Robinson Everett Smith Billy Huntsberry Charles Hurst Berryville eGrayson Sponseller Harry Ebert Robert DeWitt Scout Haines Red Cross Rev R. B. Nelson Forrest Jones Joe Ritter Charles Gibbons Merlin Bly William H. Brown B. F. Arthur, Jr Robert Jones, Jr William Isherman Rinald Largent Laurens P. Jones Ivan Vanney John M. Taylor George W. Jones Allison Hartman Areeher Shenandoah Area Tead Norfolk Annapolis Cubbing Robert B. Nelson Court of Honor

Octopus-like Nau Tloid Giants Dominate Ancient Earth

In ancient eras, the nau tloids rose to prominence as massive, unusual cephalopod creatures. Their dominance reshaped early ecosystems and marine life.

Earth

Mooney Faces New San Francisco Trial For 1916 Bombing

Tom Mooney, after 15 years in San Quentin, seeks freedom as he stands trial in the Hall of Justice San Francisco on an old indictment tied to the Preparedness Day parade bombing of 1916 which he denies. District Attorney Matthew Brady and defense attorney Frank P. Walsh are pictured with Judge Louis H. Ward presiding.

San Quentin San Francisco Thomas J. Mooney Hall of Justice of Mooney Matthew Brady Frank P. Walsh Louis H. Ward

Special Union Service Ends with Two Evening Gatherings

Grace Lutheran Church hosts final Union Service events tomorrow with two services at Market Street M E Church and First Baptist Church. At First Baptist the 7 45 pm program features organist Miss Elizabeth Grim playing Adoration and Cantilene Nuptiale followed by invocation meditation doxology hymn scripture and prayers led by Rev. E T Clark Rev D S Flickinger Rev L Thomas.

Grace Lutheran Church Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church First Baptist Church Elizabeth Grim Dubois E. T. Clark S. L. Flickinger L. Thomas Scott

Youngest Judge David Ward A 22 Year Old Florida Jurist

The article profiles Judge David Elmer Ward age 22 regarded as possibly the world's youngest judge. He serves in both the county and juvenile courts in Fort Myers Florida and handles most legal matters in his county.

Texas David Elmer Ward Fort Myers Fla

Public sale of F B Hottel Flour Mill

Public auction of the F B Hottel Flour Mill property five miles east of Winchester on Berryville Turnpike at noon on Saturday June 24 1933. Mill building land and listed machinery plus store room and lunch room items will be sold with terms: one third cash and balance in two equal installments secured by deed of trust, insurance, and cash on personal property sale.

Frederick B. Hottel F. B. Hottel Winchester Berryville Sane Delco Lichtine J. B. Hammer Munson Buhr Mill Richmond Empire Howes Novadel Fairbanks Silver Creek Howe Toledo Shenentonh Vatley National Bank of Winchester I. Brumback G. W. Forney City of Frederick County Virginia Loudoun Street Y ?Erick County Alndndatar Eer Er Schlack William R. Smith Laura V. Graichen M. M. Lync J. Im. Eee Duvall & Dunn Ae W WKB

Miss Philomena Lerew Offertory Violin Trio and Hymns

Offertory violin trio Andante from Tchalskowsky led by first violin Tchalskowsky Miss Mary Louise Sartelle second violin Miss Eva Stouffer third violin Mrs Roy Cather Hymn Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us Sermon A Living Church by Rev Dr S L Flickinger Prayer Rev Dr S L Flickinger Hymn Savior Again To Thy Dear Name by request.

Philomena Lerew Tchalskowsky Mary Louise Sartelle Eva Stouffer Roy Cather S. L. Flickinger

Brooks seeks sole distribution of estate shares in Winchester

Application filed May 26 1933 in Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia to establish Stewart Brooks as sole distributee of Albert and Elizabeth Brooks who are presumed dead without issue and to claim their $540 shares in Harold A Brooks estate now held by administrator M M Lynch Hearing set for July 5 1938 with all interest holders urged to appear Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk Floyd M Brill page 4 5 270 a w 4 wks

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Stewart Brooks Albert Brooks Elizabeth Brooks Harold A. Brooks M. M. Lynch Corinne Barnett Floyd M Brill

Pontadaie o ostlude Nature beatae

Fragmentary OCR notes an event linked to Nature and a Tuesday meeting with grim overtones. Names, places, or specific actions are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a discussion about nature and fate.

Pontadaie Beth Grim

Oil Pollution Spreads 500 Miles From New York and Cherbourg

Report notes oil film extending half a thousand miles into the Atlantic from New York and Cherbourg. In places the slick is thick and gummy trapping birds that perish from starvation in the sea.

New York Cherbourg Coklier

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