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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1935

Page

7

Campfield Plans Southern Apple Growers Trip in October

Campfield will travel south from Virginia into the Southeast to meet apple growers and handlers. He will present new literature on identical varieties, rates, and storage, visiting major towns and sharing growers’ needs with vendors, with costs split between West Virginia and Virginia grower societies. He plans to depart around October 8.

Virginia Virginie Staunton Campfield Cipal Southern Mississippi River West Virginia Growers Society

Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Maria Lucas in Winchester

Simple but impressive services were held yesterday for the late Mrs. Sarah Maria Lucas widow of George H. Lucas of Ontario Canada death occurred last Saturday at the home of her daughter in law Virginia Lucas Wall on West Clifford street. The Kurtz funeral home conducted the rites with Rev Robert B Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church officiating. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers C Fred Barr Vernon Eddy George B Bushnell Allen B Gray Mifflin B Clowe and Dailey Slonaker.

Sarah Maria Lucas George H. Lucas Ontario Can Virginia Lucas Wall West Clifford Street Kurtz Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Mount Hebron Cemetery C. Fred Barr C. Vernon Eddy George B. Bushnell Allen B. Gray Mifflin B. Clowe Dailey Slonaker

National Fruit Plant Under Construction in Harrisonburg

National Fruit Product Company advances a new pickle plant on North Liberty Street in Harrisonburg. Two acres will soon be covered by buildings or vats as construction proceeds with 20 workers on a 250 by 100 foot main building linking to Shenandoah Valley Canning buildings. Manager G Wormley expects operation by year-end with Rockingham County pickles in tanks, though first year output fell short. project valued at about 100000 dollars aiming to be a model facility.

National Fruit Product Company Liberty Street Harrisonburg G. Wormley Shenandoah Valley Canning Corporation Rockingham County Rockingham Wormley

Va riflemen earn high places at Camp Perry national match

National match results show two Vil ia riflemen in the President's hundred and Virginia placing twenty second in national matches and eighth in national guard matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Captain W Cameron Roberts and Sergeant Jonathan B Blount made perfect scores in the members' match with Sergeant Burton E Archer.

Vilia Virginia National Guard Camp Perry Ohio Samuel Gardner Waller Adjutant-General W. Cameron Roberts First Infantry Jonathan B. Blount 116Th Infantry Blount Burton E. Archer Company I

Higher Bread Prices Seen Possible Soon

A Virginia baker reports bakery leaders expect higher bread prices as meetings in New York warn that wheat loaf quality could drop due to a strained grain market. The 1935 harvest is finished but good bread wheat remains hard to obtain while flour dealers warn the industry may not absorb higher wheat costs.

Virginia New York New York Produce Exchange

Sadow to Lead Special Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Services

Baltimore Rabbi A. Sadow returns home after weekend services in Winchester for Rosh Hashanah 5696. He to lead more events at Odd Fellows hall over Yom Kippur with late Sunday afternoon rites and fasting on Monday. Local Jewish residents from Winchester and nearby Shenandoah Valley counties attend.

Rabbi A. Sadow Baltimore Odd Fellows’ Hall Winchester Shenandoah Valley Loudoun Fauquier

Living Costs of Wage Earners Rise 2.7 Percent in Survey

The Labor Department reports after surveying 32 cities that living costs for wage earners and low income workers rose 2.7 percent over the year. The four month period ending July 15 showed food rent and furnishings up while clothing and miscellaneous items fell. fuel and light costs dropped 4.9 percent.

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