Social Calendar Marks Autumn Community Events
A busy schedule lists frock and fellowship events across churches and groups. Regular choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran. Rotary Club luncheon. Women’s Christian Temperance Union and Girls Scouts programs. Hallowe’en socials at United Brethren and Gravel Springs High School. Red Bud United Brethren Workers Council meet. chocolate and waffle suppers. and a Martinsburg Rotary annual banquet. Additional items include a large social calendar of birthdays, bridge parties, weddings, and arrivals including Nina Bromley’s wedding to Selden Gahring O’Bryan and visiting church dignitaries with notes on local civic figures and family milestones.
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Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Libraa
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hallowe'en
Tokus Inn
American Legion Post
United Brethren Church
Gravel Springs High School
First Baptist Church
Dinner Party In Honor Of Bishop Freeman At Byrd Home
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd invites guests to a dinner Thursday at her Amherst street home in honor of Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman bishop of the Washington Diocese. The event follows a Washington Cathedral meeting at Scaleby the Gilpin home. Attending include Rev. B. Duvall Chambers Rev. Robert B. Nelson Daniel Sands Brantz Roszel Charlotte Noland Harry Frost Canon Wolven Thomas Byrd Gen William Mitchell George Ferry Floyd Harris and other relatives and friends. Miss Vivian Estelle Hollis married Mr. John Alvin Johnson last summer in Hagerstown Maryland with only close family present. The bride is daughter of Clay ton W. Hollis and a Handley High School graduate class of 1930. She has been with Commercial Small Loan and...
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Bratenahl
Washington
Robert T. Barton
South Washington Street
Washington Cathedral
Scaleby
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Clarke County
Byrd
Bishop Freeman
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
James E. Freeman
B. Duvall Chambers
Millwood
Robert B. Nelson
This City
Daniel C. Sands
Middleburg
Brantz M. Roszel
Charlotte Noland
Foxcroft School
Harry Frost
Canon Wolven
Thomas B. Byrd
William B. Mitchell
George Ferry
Floyd Harris
Stoke
Aldie
Vivian Estelle Hollis
Clayton W. Hollis
South Braddock Street
Handley High School
Commercial Small Loan
Local couples receive marriage licenses and social notices
The county office recorded marriage licenses for John J. Stangel and Kath erine Cheshire of Cumberland and W. C. King and Alma M. Crumlick of Harrisburg. Social items report a large card party for Mrs. Cheatham, church class meetings, a treasurer hospital transfer, weekend visits, and upcoming bridge events across the area.
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John J. Stangel
Katherine Cheshire
Bride
Otis Cheshire
Westernport
Cumberland
W. C. King
Alma M. Crumlick
Harrisburg
G. T. King
Scranton
James W. Crumlick
West Fairview, Pa
Miss Patton And Brother Entertain At Party
Miss Helen Patton and Mr. Donald Patton hosted a social at their home on National Avenue for over 50 Winchester and Front Royal youths. The gathering featured games, parlor amusements, and refreshments. The Epworth group of Round Hill Church plans a biblical play The Testing of Abraham's Faith at 7 pm Sunday with special music and pastor Rev. Myerly speaking.
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Donald Patton
National Avenue
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Isaac
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General Winfield Scott Nicknamed Old Fuss and Feathers
Gen. Winfield Scott earned the nickname Old Fuss and Feathers for his strict discipline and fondness for elaborate military display.
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Winfield Scott
Fuss and
Deadly mushroom genus and a quip about effort
Only one genus of mushroom in the United States is deadly though many can cause discomfort. The quote by Lloyd Jones warns that trying and failing is better than doing nothing and succeeding.
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United States
Lloyd Jones
Wheat and grain markets buoyant as demand outlook strengthens
Chicago reports grain prices rising amid stock weakness. Wheat hits near record highs on news of large U S government sponsored holdings and possible exports to France. Advices say high quality Russian wheat and 3 000 000 bushels durum sold to Northwest buyers support demand. Corn oats and provisions show mixed movements with hog values softening.
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France
United States
Russia
Argentina
U. S. Farm Board
Richmond Cash Grain Market Summary
In Richmond on October 27 grain bids show No 2 red winter wheat Va to 62 on car lots and to 60 for No 3 red. Corn car lots No 2 white to 57 No 3 white to 55 No 2 yellow to 55 No 3 yellow to 53 No 2 mixed to 54 bag lots 50 55. Oats car lots No 2 white to 34 No 3 white to 33 No 2 mixed to 33 No 1 mixed seed to 54 winter seed bag lot 35040.
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Chicago
Richmond
Baltimore Wheat Market Report Skews Odd October Prices
Wheat trading notes from Baltimore on October 27 show No. 3 red winter prices at 61 and 1 4, with near term and November bids mentioned.
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Baltimore
Market Summary for Washington Grocery Goods
Washington reports butter prices at 1 lb prints 37 cents and tub 36 cents per pound. Eggs from hennery bring 26 to 28 cents per dozen. Live poultry prices include turkeys young toms and hens 25 to 27 cents, old birds 20 to 25, chickens 3 lbs and over 21 to 23 cents per pound.
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Washington
Poultry Price List Items From Market Notes
The document lists broilers in weight bands 1 1 2 to 2 pounds with prices 25 27 and 28 30, hens large 21022 and 24 25, small 18 20 and 24 25, Leghorn hens 15 17 and 18 20, roosters 12 14 and 16 17. Dressed turkeys show young hens and toms 35 38, old hens 30 35, old toms 30, chickens 3 pounds and over 24426, and 2 to 2 1 2 pounds 24026.
Local Poultry Prices Change Noted in Baltimore
Baltimore market report lists old heavy 24 25, medium 22 23, and young colored chickens 20023 with all other prices unchanged.
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Baltimore
Poultry Prices and Dressed Poultry Market Report
Philadelphia markets report fluctuating prices for dressed poultry with notable scores and ranges. The record lists top and bottom price standings, including mixed scores and varied tonnage while indicating ongoing adjustments in the market.
Butter Markets Steady in Virginia Creamery Output
Richmond reports moderate and steady butter activity with Virginia creameries packing 35 to 36 pound cartons. The note suggests price and weight stability in regional dairy markets on a late October trading day.
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Richmond
British Election Fallout Roils Markets and Sterling Gains
Investors weigh yesterday's British election impact as New York Stock Exchange prices slide for major names. The pound strengthens to around 3.91 dollars while trading shows mixed moves in Allied Chem Dye American Can American Tel Tel Amer Tobacco Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Electric General Motors Kennecott Copper Lorillard Mont Ward National Biscuit U S Steel Woolworth and others.
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New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer. Tel
Tel
Amer. Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Balto. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Cont
Oil
Del
Gen'l Electric
Gen'l Motors
Kennecot Copper
Lorillard
Mont, Ward
Nat'l Biscuit
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stand Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Poultry Market Notes From Local Creamery Yard
High scoring creamery in the region shows steady eggs with light and steady output. Hens yield 30 or slightly better. pullet eggs around 20026. Leghorn hens bulk at 14. heavy rocks at 22. Broilers 20 to 25. rocks top priced sparingly at 2 to 2 1/2 lb.
New York Poultry Market Report October 27
Eggs total 16 591 cases with irregular demand, extras possibly 12 higher. firsts at 24, bids 23, extra firsts 27. Nearby hennery whites quoted 41 45 per dozen. poultry by express steady to slow. Leghorn hens 16 18, colored hens 21 19 24. broilers 17 25 pounds live weight by breed and weight.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Hennery
Express
Hog and Livestock Market Report Across Cities
Baltimore saw 1 200 hogs with top prices at 5.90 for medium and light weights and 5.75 for heavies. pigs 5.85 and sows 45 05.70. Lancaster steady to 6.75 top. Chicago 35 000 hogs slightly lower, heavy hogs 5.15 top, pigs 4.65, sows 4.40 to 4.85. Jersey City consignments sent directly to packers.
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Baltimore
Lancaster
Jersey City
Chicago
Grain prices slip at Chicago Board of Trade amid thin trading
Sluggish values on the Chicago Board of Trade closed near yesterday's range as traders failed to interpret British developments. Closing figures show mixed declines across wheat corn and rye with December and May contracts listed for each commodity and several months showing no sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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