Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers At Riverton
North Branch and South Branch of the Shenandoah River at Riverton are noted as muddy in current reports.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1936
Page
7
North Branch and South Branch of the Shenandoah River at Riverton are noted as muddy in current reports.
Front Royal residents and visitors converge on town with plans to enter Randolph Macon College Ashland and Randolph Macon Academy. Several trips to Washington and Harrisonburg for temple services and hospital visits highlight a busy regional social scene.
Miss Elizabeth Major and Mr. Leo Bableman of Washington were guests of Mrs. Ernest Eshleman for several days. Miss Virginia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, will leave Monday for Arlington Hall to attend as a student this year.
The What-So-Ever Circle of King's Daughters elected Miss Addye Yates and Mrs. C. A. Stokes as delegates to the state convention in Staunton on October 22. Mrs. Orville Bowen will be an ex officio delegate, and Mrs. Ott W. Borden was chosen alternate. Mrs. James Boyd spoke on the WPA sewing room's community work. About 30 members attended at Mrs. William C. Deming's home.
Rubin E. Purdum reports his new Ford V-8 truck badly damaged by fire last night in Pront Royal Virginia. Fire department responded but damage extended to the truck body cab and tires with losses estimated at 500 dollars.
Funeral services were held at 3 p m yesterday from the late home 5 South Loudoun street for Charles Kepler Over 50 former merchant and Lutheran lay leader Burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with many floral tributes and friends in attendance Pallbearers were H J Cahill Marshall Kremer Oscar S Brown W J Hottel Ryland McIntorff and Charles W Fries
The Club To Meet The Rhythm Club will gather Thursday September 17 at 8 pm at 19 East Pall Mail Street. Members are urged to attend. No basketball practice Thursday due to lack of suitable court. those knowing of any available site should inform the Director of Recreation at 111 South Loudoun Street.
Revival meetings continue at The Tabernacle 455 North Cameron Street. Rev. Morton Richards of Wilmington Del speaks nightly at 7 30 with the topic Is Hell a Delusion. Public is cordially invited.
T. K. Farleigh grand master of Virginia Odd Fellows Ports mouth Claude B. Stickley past grand master of Vaucluse R. L James grand guardian and N. L. Carbaugh deputy grand master attended the Front Royal lodge meeting last night From Front Royal Farleigh goes to Warrenton tonight.
Worth Texas coach Dutch Meyer describes a deep squad with two first teams and a third string. He cites Sam Baugh as the standout passer and kicker while naming Mabry Roach Walls Needham and others as top ends. He predicts a strong defense and a twelve game schedule.
An Italian column occupying western Ethiopia routed hostile forces led by Dedjazmatch Baltcha near Mount Wochocha about 25 miles from Addis Ababa. The clash was reported from Addis Ababa.
Celanese Corporation of America denies any labor dispute at its Cumberland Maryland plants. Officials say meetings to organize Cumberland employees are planned, but the plants are operating with full staffs. Governor Nice had urged help to avoid a strike, citing indicated dispute.
By deed of trust dated February 28 1925 recorded in Deed Book 153 page 26 in Frederick County Virginia the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester at 12 oclock noon Saturday October 10 1936 the farm home of the late Aliie V Jacobs containing 122 acres 3 roods 5 poles near Macedonia Church southeast of Winchester and along the east side of the Turnpike to Stephens City and White Post Road. One third cash with balance in two equal annual installments secured by two bonds and deed of trust plus fire policy. M M Lynch Trustee. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.
Chanters To Meet The Chanters will gather Friday at 7 30 PM in the Presbyterian Annex for the season opener. Attendance is urged as several matters of interest will be brought before the organization.
Charles Brenner a timid three year old girl? No a boy. Chicago firemen were called to the Brenner home for the fourth time in three months yesterday Charles climbed to the roof after the tree was cut down to stop him. The parents taught him confidence and self reliance and the neighbors were grateful for the firefighters.
Alleys polished for the New Health Center bowling complex as final touches and cleanup finish. Proprietor Jack Zimmerman confirms the public can watch exhibition matches featuring nationally known men and women bowlers free of charge Saturday night.
Susquehanna University faces a football strike as players demand pay for gridiron services. President Dr. G Morris Smith says the university refused payment, offering instead to extend tuition payment time.
Dallas rookie officer Ross C. Hall halted a woman traffic violator near the Texas Centennial Exposition gates. After lecturing her on red lights, she drove off with most of his pants, a pocket snagging on a door handle.
The Virginia Police Executives meeting focused on continuing the association’s finances with changes, cooperation, and funding for representatives to the International meeting. Secretary reports show 25 members and 48 new associates from multiple cities, plus ongoing police administration research and legislative service.
Delegates will attend a 7 o'clock banquet hosted by the Winchester Police Department at the George Washington Hotel. Rev. R B Nelson will give the invocation. Donald L Weems, judge of the Winchester Police Court, acts as toastmaster. Senator A G Weaver planned remarks on the pension system but may miss afternoon attendance. Hugh H Clegg will discuss Modern Police Administration. Badges will be presented to past presidents by Captain Gunyon Harrison of Frederick County Public Safety.
The funeral for Mrs. Mattie Lee Eshelman of Warren County will be held at 10 tomorrow from Jones chapel on South Loudoun Street. Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker will conduct the services. Interment will be at Front Royal. Pallbearers are A. Riley, O. C. Miller, Samuel Giffin, G. W. Barb, Guy McDonald, and John Myers.
Dr. Hunter H. McGuire president of Winchester Memorial Hospital says a Friday afternoon card party at the Golf Club benefits the fund started by the Woman's Auxiliary to install rock wool air conditioning in the obstetrical department. He notes the system has sharply lowered temperatures and hopes to extend the improvement hospital wide as funds allow.
The Frederick county circuit court records show Dorothy Lupton Taylor elected trustee of Hopewell Monthly Meeting to succeed the late Daniel W. Lupton, and Grace E. Cleveland named as an additional trustee. Howard Lineberg elected trustee of the Red Bud United Brethren Church to succeed C. B. E. Boyd, and C. H. Roberts elected trustee of Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church to succeed William Dorsey, deceased.
County Clerk C C Brannon selects the grand jury for the October term of Frederick County circuit court convening October 5. Among those facing the panel are Ernest Jenkins Sadie Nichols Jenkins and Margaret Layman charged with stealing turkeys.
Miss Evie Graham formerly of this city now living in New York arrived in Winchester this afternoon and will stay at the Washing Inn on South Stewart street. She is the daughter of the late Rev Dr and Mrs J R Graham. Washington Editor and Family Here On a Short Visit Mr William J Wheatley state editor of the Washington Evening and Sunday Star and Mrs Wheatley with their children were in town on a motor trip in Virginia. They planned to view the Skylae Drive before returning to Washington. Mr and Mrs Edmonds of Hartford Conn are guests at the Washington Inn. Miss Annie Gannaway of Farmville Va is visiting and staying at the Washington Inn.
Frederick County and Winchester teachers and others in adjoining counties are reminded of the University of Virginia extension class in heredity. The organizational meeting will be at the county courthouse on Thursday afternoon September 24 at 4 o clock. Full college credit will be offered for successful completion. Professor G W Chappelear of Harrisonburg State Teachers College will instruct.
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets show mixed movement on September 16. Baltimore cattle and hogs sell poorly with subdued demand. cows, bulls and veal steady or lower. Chicago comments note yearling demand and steady stocker values. dairy feed items listed separately with prices.
Market listings show prices for feed grains seeds dairy and livestock. Items include corn meal feed egg mash and dairy products with ranges for butter calves cows steers sheep and hogs. Prices vary by bag weight brand and grade across local suppliers.
New York September 16 trading slow near the fourth hour with profit taking across sectors. Aviation and specialty issues show slight strength while steels and rails drift down. Closing quotes list Allied Chemical 2 25, American Can 1 23, U S Steel 7 0, General Electric 4 5, Union Pacific 1 37, Goodyear 3 0, Woolworth 5 4.
Chicago and Liverpool grain markets show wheat prices reaching new highs in Liverpool at 1930 levels while Chicago cash wheat quotes hold around No. 2 red and No. 1 hard grades. Barley, corn and oats prices listed with various futures and cash bids across Chicago Baltimore and Winchester markets.
Market notes Winchester Martinsburg and nearby points Cloudy mild conditions. Demand fair and market about steady. Carloads f o b with usual terms. Jonathans U S No 1 2% in min car $3.50 2 to 2% in car $2.75. Grimes U S No 1 2% in min few $3.50 3.65. Bushels Jonathans U S No 1 2% in min $1.25. few fine quality $1.35. 2% in min $1.15. fine quality $1.25. Grimes U S No 1 2% in min few $1.15-1.20. 2% in min $0.95-1.00. Delicious U S No 12% in min $1.50. McIntosh U S No 1 2% in min $1.40. NW Greenings U S No 1 24% in min few $1.00. Sales on contract for future delivery Bushel 7 kets York U S No 1 2% in min $1.10.
Rex Ingram, noted leading man, appears in The Green Pastures now showing at Capitol Theatre. He has been in films since 1 In earlier years he starred in Tarzan of the Apes with Elmo Lincoln and later in The Commandments The Big Parade King Kong Emperor Jones Captain Blood Beau Geste and King of Kings among other famous productions.
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