April Term Opens as Frederick Circuit Court Hears Chicken Thefts
Frederick County circuit court opened with about a dozen cases to grand jury. Commonwealth Attorney Harrison listed defendants including Hendersons charged with chicken thefts and others for felonious assault duress and driving offenses. A trial jury was summoned for 2 p.m. with jurors including Larrick Richards Bennett Adams and many others.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court House
Commonwealth
Burr P. Harrison
Harrison
Lloyd Henderson
Jesse Henderson
Jesse Brown
Charles Welch
T. J. McInturff
Middletown
Harry Smith
E. M. Steele
Stephens City
Carl F. Justice
Raleigh
N. C
Ernest Hayes
Lee- Jackson Highway
Here
Fred and
Paul Elliott
Fred Hockman
Ernest and
Russell Clem
E. R. McDonald
E. E. Bayliss
Jean Pitcock
W.M. Fishpaw, Jr
Williams
Fishpaw
Earl Bailey
Paul Braithwaite
William Carpenter
William H. Cochran
E. C. Brumback
R. M. Muse
Amos Shryock Announces Winchester Revenue Commission Candidacy
Iplt F. Amos Shryock declares his bid for the office of Commissioner of the Revenue in Winchester subject to the August primary. He seeks official responsibility over tax and revenue matters in the city.
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Winchester
Iplt
F. Amos Shryock
South End Hose Co Regular Meeting Notice
South End Hose Co holds regular business meeting Monday night April 3 at 7 11 p m 21. Festival arrangements to be made and every member is asked to be present says secretary.
Wanted experienced horseman at Court Manor Virginia
A wanted notice seeks a middle aged single experienced horseman as an A-1 worker skilled with thoroughbred horses. Apply Court Manor New Market Virginia.
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Apply Court Manor
New Market
Mrs. Roosevelt Says Legal Beer May Be Served at White House
Eleanor Roosevelt declares support for serving beer in government houses when legal. She states she does not drink but supports changes that temperance and lawfulness, noting the White House belongs to the public and guests may be served beer if allowed by law.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. Roosevelt
White House
Watt
Rooset
Government House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Revival Meeting Opens In Round Hill Church
A series of evangelistic services began at Round Hill Methodist Church with Rev. J. D. Russell leading devotions and preaching. Music by William C. Miller augments the evenings, which run from 7:45 to 8, continuing daily through Easter Sunday with topics including Heaven and The Certainty of Hell.
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Methodist
Round Hill
Tor
J. D. Russell
William C. Miller
Clinic To Be Held Saturday For Cripples
A Winchester clinic for crippled persons and children will be held Saturday April 8 under Dr Robert V Funsten of the University of Virginia Hospital. At the District Nurse Association offices near the Court House from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m and 2 to 3 p m. Deformities in any person may attend but the event focuses on children for better treatment prospects.
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Winchester
District Nurse Association
Robert V. Funsten
University of Virginia Hospital
Association
Court House
Knife Attacker Harasses Five Women In Toledo
Police hunted a crazed knife wielder who attacked four women and an 11 year old girl in Toledo after leaping at Mrs Charles Jacobs from an alley. Victims described a narcotic odor on the suspect and police pursued him as he fled downtown.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Charles Jacobs
Penn
New Hampshire Legalizes Betting
Concord April 3. A bill legalizing horse race betting in New Hampshire automatically became law when Governor Winant neither signed nor vetoed it. The change makes betting on races legal in the state effective immediately.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
John G. Winant
Maids of Honor Named for Queen Shenandoah Tenth Festival
Festival officials announced Miss Mary Warden Boyd of Wes ter and Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd of Berryville will serve as maids of honor in Queen Shenandoah the Tenth's court at the Apple Blossom Festival near May 1. The court will include 30 princesses from Maryland West Virginia Virginia and the District of Columbia along with attendants.
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Mary Warden Boyd
Wester
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Winchester
Berryville
Shenandoah
Francoise May
Miss May
United States
May
Washington
Isses Boyd
Byrd
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
Miss Boyd
P. W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Handley High School
Roberts Beech School For
Catonsville
Miss Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Arthur
Mount Union High School
Shade Gap
E. O. Burdy
Burdy
Jack
Local Marines to Receive Nicaraguan Valor Cross
Nine enlisted Marines, including Gunnery Sergeant Neal G Williams of Winchester, will be awarded the Nicaraguan Cross of Valor at Quantico tomorrow for bravery during the Nicaragua expeditionary action. Decorations will be presented by Dr Henry De Bayle, with Maj Gen Ben H Fuller and other senior Marine and Navy officials in attendance.
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United States Marine Corps Expeditionary Force
Nicaragua
Quantico Marine Base
Associated Press
Star
Washington
Marine Corps
Neal G. Williams
Winchester
Locus
Henry de Bayle
Legation
Ben H. Fuller
Navy
No Move To Change Beer Fee In Baltimore Bill
An informal poll of Baltimore city senators indicates no change in the $150 beer license fee as the bill sits on the third reading file in the Senate. Unless a definite shift occurs, there will be no move to alter the fee.
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Annapolis
Baltimore City
Senate
Fine Rugs at Auction from Yazid's of Richmond
Fifty Persian rugs from Yazid's of Richmond will be auctioned Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. The event promises a rare opportunity to acquire fine rugs and furnishings with GROVE'S House Furnishings LP-1T listed as the seller.
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Yazid’s of
Richmond
Grove's House Furnishings
Worid Auction Sells Rugs Tomorrow at Groves 2E Piccadilly
An advertisement promotes a world auction of imported rugs at Groves 2E Piccadilly, inviting attendance tomorrow and Wednesday afternoon.
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Groves
Piccadilly
Changes in B and O timetable take effect today
The Baltimore and Ohio schedules revised with the 11:45 a.m. Harpers Ferry train now at 11:29 a.m. to Strasburg, returning at 5:44 p.m. No change to the 8 a.m. Harpers Ferry train or the 7:07 p.m. arrival. Pullman reservations for main line trains from Martinsburg may be made here with advance notice. other trains unchanged. Main line Eastbound and Westbound departures listed with several named trains and times.
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Times
Heltimore
Ohio
Harpers Ferry
Strasburg
Capitol Limited
Diplomat
Metropolitan
Chicago
New York
Ambassador
Fort Pitt Limited
Garden seed and onion sets at Miller's and Moling & Cather
Large assortment of garden and flower seed for planting this year. Includes bell, silver skin and yellow Danvers onion sets. Also medicines chemicals and sick room supplies. New coats and accessories at Moling and Cather's.
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Miller’s
Over 40 For Practice At Winchester Baseball Park
More than forty Winchester players attended practice at Rouss Park diamond over the weekend. Park Association officers praise the turnout though not all tryouts will join the team. Bids for refreshment stand privileges are due before the next meeting on Monday April 10 with contract award expected then.
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Winchester
Rouss Park
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley High School
Millwood Athletic Club
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Stocks See-Saw Quietly On Mixed Trends
The stock market drifted with small, steady fluctuations in New York on April 3 as prices moved narrowly in both directions. Sterling cables opened at 3.42 and call money stood at 2.5 percent.
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New York
Sterling Cables
Call Money
VFW Post Meeting Rescheduled to April 10
The Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars announces its next meeting for 7 30 pm Monday evening April 10, correcting the earlier report that it would be held tonight.
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Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roosevelt proposes refinancing farm debts and tariff talk
President Roosevelt urged Congress to pass legislation refinancing farmer indebtedness with debt principal reduction and lower interest. He proposed extending relief to small home owners and enabling reciprocal tariff agreements. The plan envisions replacing mortgages with new certificates at about 4.5 percent, funded by a government bond issue through the federal land banks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Senate
National Treasury
Agriculture Committee
House
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
New Farm Credit Administration
Federal
Dorastus Cone Dies After Short Illness
Dorastus Leepe Cone known as Curley of Stephens City Virginia died at home after a brief pneumonia illness at 30. A Riverton native, he opened a Stephens City barber shop and left a wife Nel le Carroll and a son Jay Cone. Funeral services will be held at Stephens City Methodist Church with Rev. W R Hardesty and others, interment at Prospect Hill.
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The
Star
Stephens City
Dorastus Leepe Cone
Curley
Riverton
Warren County
Cone
Mr. Cone
Raymond Cone
Eed
Pneumo
Sadie Cone
Raymond Kay Cone
Nelle Carroll
Clarke County
Jay Cone
George Cone
Isaac Bassett
Dermonia
Ore
William Mays
Browntown
Arthur Mays
Lewistown
Front Royal Baptist Church
Stephens City Methodist Church
South
W R. Hardesty
Mr. Neill
the Alleman
Ty Church
Little Theatre Plans 1933 Production of The Second Man
The Little Theatre of Winchester announces its first 1933 offering The Second Man by Behrman with special author permission. The play premiered in 1928 in London and New York with Noel Coward and the Lunt Fontaine duo. The cast and crew are open to nonmembers and volunteers from neighboring areas. contact Miss Georgia Conrad for involvement. The exact date will be published in an upcoming Star issue.
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Little Theatre of
Winchester
Littleeatre
N. Behrman
Playhouse
London
Noel Coward
New York
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontaine
Behrman
Little Theatre Board of Directors
Georgia Conrad
North
Washington Street
Little Theatre
The
Star
Winchester W O N P R to Feature Parade Float
The Winchester branch of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform will display an artistic float in Apple Blossom Festival parade. Mrs Edward H Durell, chairman, announced plans for a queen's parade float design slated for the festival's second day.
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Winchester
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Edward H. Durell
Special Cash Sale on Shrubs at The Flower Shop
Special cash sale offers 10 varieties of shrubs 2 to 4 feet high, priced at 25 cents each. Stock direct from greenhouse, The Flower Shop.
Special Flower Shop Cash Sale on Evergreens
Tie EVERGREENS 75e 20 varieties, 2 to 3 ft high. Special cash sale Tue through Sat. A sale you cannot afford to miss. THE FLOWER SHOP.
Death summons comes Sunday for Frederick farmer
George S. Pitzer prominent Frederick county farmer and fruit grower died after recent leg amputation and illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was 67 and had spent his life in Clearbrook area Survived by widow Mary Lupton son Henry and two grandchildren Funeral service set for Clearbrook Presbyterian Church with Rev Campbell and Rev McFaden officiating.
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George S. Pitzer
Frederick County
Winchester Menal Hospital
Clearbrook
Mr. Pitzer
Los
Tal
County
Pitzer
Henry B
Harriet Miller Ver
Berkeley County
W. Va
Prederick
Mary Lupton
Henry Pitzer
D. M. Pitzer
Martinsburg
Alice Kerney
Joel Lupton
This County
Charles’. Lupton
Apple Pie Ridge
Hugh Lupton
Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Campbell
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
H. Delmar Robinson
Joseph Jolliffe
M. Lohr Capper
Howard Solenberger
James
Edward Grant
Fred. A. Robinson
J. Harmon Morris
John Jolliffe
Silver O’rear
Harry Light
Gibson Baker
Harry Ebert
John S. Solenberger
Henry Cline
City Band Set to Play Free Concert Next Sunday
Winchester Concert Band under Prof. W. H. Mellwee will give a free concert at Palace Theatre at 3 p.m. next Sunday with a standard program. Last week’s audience enjoyed the initial performance. The event invites all residents and visitors with no fund-raising, just music from a band admired in the region.
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City Band
Winchester
Palace Theatre
W. H. Mellwee
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Seeks Save Time and Money
Local ad promotes Winchester Steam Laundry offering service options for Saturdays and Sundays with emphasis on lowering costs and avoiding waste of time and temper.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
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South End Hose CO
Round Hill Church
Depester
Boyd
Baltimore
J. Pinckney Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Moling & Cather’s
Baseball Park
Vv. F. W. Meeting
Neodesha
Kas
Winnipeg Toilers
Tulsa
Okla
Winnipeg
Dorastus Cone
W.O.N.P.R
Sasanowags Loft
Geo. Pitzer
Frederick Farmer
Memorial Hospital
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