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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1933

Page

5

Maytag Washer Sales Rise With Price Cuts

Shipments from the Maytag Company factory at Newton Iowa in April exceed any month in 1932 or 1933 and surpass seven months in 1931. Early May shipments run 30 percent ahead of April. Dealers nationwide report renewed confidence and activity due to price reductions and a newly introduced powered washer at the lowest Maytag price.

Maytag Company Newton Iowa Maytag Maine California

Kidnappers Sought in McElroy Daughter Case

Miss Mary McElroy was abducted for 29 hours before release after a $30,000 ransom paid by her father Judge H. F. McElroy of Kansas City leads the manhunt for the two suspects. The victim urged no punishment for her captors.

Miss Mary McElroy H. F. McElroy Kansas City Miss McElroy

Sugar consumption by household use tops three million tons

Of the 5,500,000 long tons of sugar used, about 3,655,000 tons are devoted to household use.

Edward Gordon Dies Suddenly At Hagerstown

Mrs. William Armel reports the death of her cousin Edward Gordon aged about 35 in Hagerstown Maryland. He had lived near Stephens City Virginia and worked as a laundry manager in Hagerstown. Survived by wife one child two sisters and three brothers. Funeral at 4 p m tomorrow in Hagerstown cemetery.

William Armel Edward Gordon Hagerstown Gordon Stephens City

Rice Food for Millions Holds Water Myth

A holding company notes water flow limits for rice production. Rice supplies food for nearly one third of the human rate, highlighting reliance on efficient irrigation and farming systems.

Winchester Lawyers Agree to Early Saturday Close

Most members of the Winchester bar signed an agreement to close law offices at 1 p m on Saturday afternoons during June July and August starting June 3 This winter in many cities offices close on Saturdays and some cities do not open at all on Saturdays The signatories include Philip Williams R Gray Williams Kuykendall Benham T Russell Cather Kern and Kern Harrison and Harrison Philip R Fowle Warren Rice James P Reardon R E Perrine M M Lynch John J Williams John M Steck John P Allen Floyd M Brill and W Erle Edwards

Winchester Philip Williams R. Gray Williams Kuykendall Benham T. Russell Cather Kern and Kern Harrison and Harrison Philip R. Fowle Warren Rice James P. Reardon R. E. Perrine M. M. Lynch John J. Williams John M. Steck John P. Allen Floyd M. Brill W. Erle Edwards

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Grace Emmart

Funeral services for Mrs Grace Emmart were held Monday at 10 am at the home of her brother in law and sister near Stephens City. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Rev Franklin Senger and Rev W R Hardesty officiated. Mrs Emmart, wife of Clarence J Emmart, died after months of illness. She is survived by her husband and three sisters.

Grace Emmart E. Dean Adams Stephens City Mount Hebron Cemetery Franklin G. Senger Winchester W. R. Hardesty Southern Methodist Church Jesus Savior Mr. Senger Emmart Clarence J. Emmart Grace Larrick Marcus H. Larrick Mount Olive Julian Larrick Joseph Bean Statton Cooper Clark Emmett Wade Emmett Luther Larrick Pearl Larrick Ernest Adams Dean Adams Frederick County

Sixty Four Enroll In Training School At White Hall

An International Training School opened at the White Hall building with 64 enrolled students for credited classes. Holland R. Wilkinson led a 200-person audience with gospel hymns from the Sunshine Hour program. Rev. Franklin G. Senger announced tonight’s 8 o'clock session, inviting late entrants to join for credit and noting a children’s class. A half hour of music and devotions will follow each session.

White Ha Holland R. Wilkinson Sunshine Hour WRVA Richmond Jesus Franklin G. Senger Winchester

Wife Preservers Turn Summer Dress Into Cool Wear

A simple dress alteration idea describes converting last year’s summer dress. Remove sleeves replace with white ruffles for a cooler, stylish warm weather outfit.

Mooney Happy Over Acquittal In San Francisco

Photo shows Mrs. Rena Mooney and her husband in a happy mood in the courtroom at San Francisco. Mooney plans to present another plea for a pardon to Gov. James Rolph Jr.

San Francisco Rena Mooney Mooney James Rolph, Jr Tom Mooney San Quentin

Max Schmeling Engaged to Wed Film Star in July

Berlin newspaper reports former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling engaged to wed German film star Anna Ondry in July. Schmeling is in training at Lake Swannanoa, New Jersey, ahead of his New York bout on July 8 with Max Baer.

Max Max Schmeling Berlin Germany Anna Ondry Star Lake Swannanoa N. J New York Max Baer

Roller's Jersey Cows Top List For Last Month

Rollers Jerseys led Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement for May with an average milk yield of 786 pounds and butter fat of 42.02 percent. J H Fisher & Son had the high cow with 1491 pounds milk and 74.5 pounds fat. other top herds include I D Myers and Byrd Bros with strong per cow outputs.

Paul Roller Jersey Rockingham H. Fisher & Son I. D. Myers Solengerber J. H. Fisher & Son M. Driver & Bro

Local Market Prices and Dairy Feed Listings

The local markets show daily prices for shelled corn and mixed feeds, with dairy feeds listed at 24 percent protein and various grain and livestock items. Notable entries include corn meal 1.60, middlings 1.25, country butter 0.18, and creamery butter 0.26. Prices are dense and include multiple line items across local retail and wholesale sections.

Star Secectesecseers Lao Miggunes LMR Rene Moses Ieeeseae Esa

Army Surgeon Beaumont and the St Martin Digestive Study

A hundred years ago Dr Beaumont, an army surgeon, studied Alexis St Martin who was wounded in Fort Mackinac. Through the open stomach, Beaumont proved gastric juice digestion, stomach acidity from hydrochloric acid, and digestion triggered by appetite and food presence. St Martin lived to 83, showing resilience despite a damaged stomach.

Logan Clendening M. D Plattsburg, N. Y Wiliam Heaumont United States Army Alexis St. Martin Fort Mackinac Michigan Beaumont St. Martin Dunglleon University of Virginia Silliman Yale St Martin

Argentine Demographics and Language in Brief

The article notes Argentina is mainly populated by descendants of Spanish settlers with intermarriage with native Indians. It states Argentines have less Indian ancestry than many South American groups and highlights Italian heritage as prominent, with Spanish as the official language.

Argentine Republic Argentina Argentine Republile

Card of Thanks for Loss of Son Harry Allen Robertson

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of our son and brother Harry Allen Robertson. Special thanks to the Rebekahs and Pocahontas Lodges for flowers and car use. E. Robertson and family.

Harry Allen Robertson Rebekahs Pocahontas Fe E. Robertson

Bankrupt William L. Irwin Adjudicated in Virginia

Notice to creditors that William L. Irwin of Winchester Virginia was adjudicated bankrupt on May 25 1933 in the Western District of Virginia. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 12 1933 at 11 A M in Winchester to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Referee Edward C. Martz signed the notice May 29 1933 in Harrisonburg Virginia.

William L. Irwin Winchester Frederick County Virginia Corporation Harrisonburg Edward C. Martz

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