Mrs Wright to Visit Here Monday
Mrs Helen Wright executive of the Winchester Frederick Red Cross chapter plans a return to the city soon after two weeks in Washington where she attended a course for Red Cross secretaries.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1937
Page
2
Mrs Helen Wright executive of the Winchester Frederick Red Cross chapter plans a return to the city soon after two weeks in Washington where she attended a course for Red Cross secretaries.
British markets show a price decline for apples this week as heavy supplies and anticipated larger future imports weigh on values. Pears remain firmer with higher prices, while grape and stone fruit imports shift, mainly from Australia and South Africa, influencing overall fruit costs.
Planning season for canning and preserving. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers a 48 page booklet with over a hundred tested recipes for fruits vegetables meats and more. Send ten cents postpaid to Washington DC address for copy.
Banks announce closure Monday May 31 1937 a legal holiday. Paper maturities due that date may be paid Tuesday June 1 1937. Signatories include J H Yost cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co John L Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank Bushnell cashier Union Bank of Winnsester Shenandoah Valley Net Bank.
STAR JOB PRINT advertises money saving prices on announcements and invitations. It promotes affordable printing for weddings graduations and other events with quick turnarounds and bulk discounts. Prices and terms are listed for different card sizes and paper types.
Pickets armed with sticks surrounded steel plants in a strike linked to a contract dispute with the John L. Lewis union and the dispute triggered a walkout at the facilities.
Hazel Zoe Shan non writes from Chicago on a project featuring Winchester Apple Blossom Festival and Shenandoah National Park. She thanks Bedford leaders for hospitality, praises Virginians, and offers to help from her Chicago base.
In Charlotte North Carolina thieves stole a 500 pound safe from an oil distributing company. Police were told the container held only 15 cents, suggesting the loot could be worth more as scrap than as a locked safe.
A description of a garden design book outlining garden rooms, hedge planting, and greenery layout. The text indicates it is the first edition detailing sublaying out gardens for attractive spaces and garden room concepts.
The annual meeting will be held on Thursday June 17 in the Grace Lutheran Church social room. The Red Cross program will be highlighted as members learn of progress and an outstanding speaker has been secured for the occasion.
A humorous Will Rogers tale recalls old Territory days when anyone could start a bank. A ranch man rents a building, opens a fake bank, and watches deposits grow until he boldly funds it himself feeling the sign says Bank must be true.
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