Apples Prices Steady Amid Mixed Supplies and Canadian Imports
Prices for eastern barreled apples varied little week over week with low to moderate supplies. Canadian fruit, including apples, pears and plums, was more plentiful this week. Imports of apples from Canada are rising and may become a steady factor, with 149000 bushels recorded this week versus 105100 last week.
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U. S
Virginia
McIntosh
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Carillon Recital Series Resumes at Mercersburg
The Mercersburg Academy Chapel hosts the fall organ recital series with talent E. Arne Hovdesven. Recitals resume Sunday at 4 p.m. with Bryan Barker slated for Sundays thereafter.
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Bryan Barker
BE. S. T
Mercersburg Academy Chapel
E. Arne Hovdesven
C. E. Founder To Be Honored On September 15
The celebration marks the founding of Christian Endeavor by Dr Frances E Clark. Founders Recognition Day falls on the nearest Sunday to Dr Clark's birthday September 15 with origins in February 2, 1881 at the Church of Christ in Miss June.
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Christian Endeavor
Frances E. Clark
Dr. Clark
Church of Christ
Cubs Near National Lead After Wide MLB Day
Cubs win their tenth in a row by routing the Dodgers 4 to 1 to close the gap on the league lead. Giants and Cardinals split a marathon 13 to 10 ten inning affair as both sides commit nine errors and use multiple pitchers. The Tigers extend their advantage with a 13 to 5 win over the Yankees in the American League.
Penitentiary Is His Preference
Thomas Hawkins, 21, was sentenced to three years in the House of Correction for unauthorized use of automobiles. He asked Magistrate Armstrong to send him to the penitentiary for better food and occupation. the magistrate said he would consider the request.
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Annapolis
House of Correction
Thomas Hawkins
Armstrong
Bay and Coast Winds Forecast For Sandy Hook To Cape Hatteras
Moderate to fresh east winds along the bay and coast shifting to southeast or south over the north portion and northeast and east along the south portion. Fair weather over the south part with possible showers tonight. Chesapeake Bay north of Potomac River winds from moderate to fresh northeast turning to southeast and south by Sunday.
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Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
North
South Portion
South Peren
Anary
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Carter & Glaize Sues Hill for Furniture Attachment in Winchester
In the Corporation Court of Winchester, Shirley Carter and Fred L. Glaize sue Frederick J. Hill to attach household and kitchen furniture stored in Apartment 1, 608 West Cork. Hill, not resident in Virginia, must respond within fifteen days after due publication to protect his interest. Clerk M. Smith.
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Corporation Court OF the City OF
Winchester
Shirley Carter
Fred L. Glaize
Carter & Glaize
Frederick J. Hill
West Cork
Virginia
Hill
M. Smith
T. Russell Gather
P. A
Baer Shows Greater Endurance In Comeback
Max Baer impresses with extended endurance in training, able to sustain full speed for three minutes. His camp near Speculator is remote and disciplined, with daily workouts, road work, wood chopping, canoeing, and strict routines. His wife visits, while trainer Izzy Kline and manager Hoffman keep him isolated for focus.
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Brietz
Associated Press
Max Baer
Max
Speculator
Hoffman
Lazy Kline
Pepper Baer
Izzy Kline
Daffy to Start Against Giants After Fainting Incident
Paul Dean a Cardinal pitcher was expected to start against the Giants despite fainting twice at a boxing show in St. Louis. He and brother Dizzy attended the Tony Canzoneri Joe Brown bout and visited a dressing room prior to the preliminary bout.
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ST. Louis
Paul Dean
Cardinal
Giants
Dean
Dizzy Dean
Tony Canzoneri
Joe
K. O. Brown
Cartine
Boy
Firemen Guard Ruins of Great Naptha Holder
Baltimore watchers saw a night blaze at a Standard Oil tank destroying about 1,400,000 gallons of naphtha. Six alarms produced $50,000+ damage and a dozen injuries including fireman Francis Sobosky. A worker in an asbestos suit was blistered as crews attempted to stop spread.
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Baltimore
Srom
Francis Sobosky
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Wrestler Dean suffers psychic attack during bout
Dr Richard Bullard, physician to the State Athletic Commission, said Brown wriggled in pain and Dean fainted once before while breaking his ankle. Dean recovered, fainted again at ringside, and was taken to his hotel in a cab where Dr Martin F Kouri said he was all right and ready to go.
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Brown
Richard Bullard
State Athletic Commission
Dean
Cabh
Martin F. Kouri
Virginia fire prevention shows 239 fires and 94 arrests
Fire marshal report for year ended June 30 1935 details 239 incendiary fires 94 arrests and 33 convictions with 52 acquittals and 9 pending cases. Schools colleges welfare institutions hotels theatres inspected. total department cost 17594 dollars. Campaign credited with reducing Virginia fire losses through inspections and public education.
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Richmond
Virginia
J. L. Taylor
George A. Bowles
State Corporation Commission
Inness
Department of Welfare
Department
Hart's Condition Little Improved
The condition of James W. Hart, a World War veteran, remained unimproved at Memorial Hospital after an automobile-truck collision near Middletown earlier this week. Hart, who is conscious despite serious injuries, is a member of Winchester Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and lives at 1005 South Cameron Street.
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James W. Hart
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
Hart
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
South
Cameron Street
Greenberg tops batting hopes in tight AL race
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers emerged as a new claimant to the American League batting honors, closing the gap after a strong week in the pennant drive. Joe Vosmik of Cleveland slipped to second as Greenberg kept the home run lead, smoothing past Foxx with his 35th homer. Arky Vaughan clung to a .397 NL average while Joe Medwick dipped to .363.
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New York
Hank
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Greenberg
Aimfculties
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Tiger
Markgin
Foxx
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Yesterdays Stars Shine Across Major Leagues
Hank Greenberg of the Tigers homered twice and singled in a 35th homer day including a double and two runs batted in against the Yankees. Frank Gabler of the Giants pitched superbly in relief and doubled with two on to beat the Cardinals. Roger Cramer of the Athletics went four for four with a double and three singles. Walter Hilcher of the Reds held the Braves to eight hits as Sam Byrd doubled and scored the only run. Dusty Cooke of the Red Sox and Lyn Lary of the Browns manufactured five hits between them.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Tedh Press
Giants
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Dean
New York
Frank Gabler
Pepper Martin
Bill Terry
Cubs
Dodgers
Tigers
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Athletics
White Sox
Red Sox
Browns
Washington
Indians
Curt Davis
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Walter Hilcher
Cincinnati
Toronto
Braves
Ed Brandt
Associated Press
Hank Greenberg
Roger Cramer
Sam Byrd
Reds
Hilcher
Byrd
Dusty Cooke
Lyn Lary
Truck Headquarters All Makes and Models Sale
Truck Headquarters offers a wide range of trucks with prices from 25 dollars to 600 dollars and flexible terms to fit individual buyers.
Why Should Water Be Softened Experts Say
The article argues central water softening saves money and improves cleaning. Hard water harms soap, heats systems, clothes, and dishes. softened water reduces soap use, prevents scale, and avoids dulling fabrics. It warns against over treatments with laundry aids and notes practical limits.
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Water Supply and Treatment
Charles P. Hoover
Columbus
Ohio
The
National Lime Association
Washington, D. Co
Baseline: Pirates, Senators split. Mount Rainier height note
The record notes a double header split with the Pirates and Senators each taking a win. Larry French pitched well for the losing side as Brooklyn fell 4-1. Buddy Myer led the Senators with three hits while Indians were pressured by onslaught. Mount Rainier’s height once exceeded today by about 10 000 feet due to a volcanic event. White House grounds feature 250 trees among 180 plus species.
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Larry French
Brooklyn
Buddy Myer
Senators
Indians
Pirates
Mt. Rainier
Mount Rainier
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Nerest
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Bickers Motor Co
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John W. Rosenberger & Co
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Remington
John S. Miller & Company
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