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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1935

Page

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Germany Offers Non Aggression Pacts To Secure Europe

Berlin reports high officials say Germany will pledge not to wage war by joining non aggression pacts with neighbors and accept current boundaries for at least ten years. The move aims to ease tensions as Sir John Simon reviews proposals before the Stresa conference.

Melvin K. Whiteleather Associated Press Berlin Germany Reich Europe Sir John Simon Hitler John Stresa France Rhineland Herman Wilhelm Goering Reich Aviation Pierre Laval Danzig Memel Sir John

Heart Ailment Proves Fatal To Mrs. Bessie Cline

Mrs. Bessie May Cline 54 widow of Lewis Cline died at 6 55 this morning at her home 122 East Cecil street after an illness due to a heart ailment She was born in Frederick county daughter of Samuel Carter and the late Jennie Stump Carter Survived by father four daughters Mrs Mildred Carlyle of Herndon VA and Mrs Frances Estep Mrs Bertha Stottlemyer and Miss Gertrude Cline two sons Robert and Cecil Cline one sister Mrs Ida Cline and four brothers Frederick Carter Edward Samuel and Bentley Carter Funeral at Jones Funeral Home South Loudoun street 2 oclock Sunday Interment at Red Bud with Assembly of God West Cork street pastor Rev Ralph Cather

Bessie May Cline Lewis Cline East Cecil Street Cline Samuel Carter Jennie Stump Carter Frederick County Mildred Carlyle Herndon Frances Estep Bertha Stottlemyer Gertrude Cline Robert Cecil Cline Ida Cline Frederick Carter Philadelphia Edward Samuel Bentley Carter Jones South Loudoun Street Assembly of God West Cork Street Ralph Cather Red Bud

No Official Acknowledgment On Route 7 and 275 Gaps

Local petitions affidavits and letters from this place and Berkeley Springs West Virginia urged completion of route 7 to the West Virginia line and a 414 mile gap on route 275 from route 50 to the state line. The highway study commission has no authority over funding but the group seeks official recognition for early consideration by the highway commission.

Berkeley Springs W. Va West Virginia Line State Line Frederick County Highway Study Commission Culpeper Study Commission Highway Commission

Peace as Central Theme in Winchester Parade Plan

Parade director Roy A. Cather announced a patriotic pageant built around peace as the main idea for the 1935 Winchester festival. The historical division will unfold in four sequential parts, showing peace’s impact on the Shenandoah Valley and Virginia’s history under four flags, with potential depictions by the Girls’ Athletic Association and local groups.

Winchester Roy A. Cather D. J. Howard Ansel Solenberger W. W. Glass W. O. McDaniels Winchester Institute Cather Europe Shenandoah Valley Virginia Girls’ Athletic Association Fort Loudoun Daughters of the

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Wiley 78 Widow of Samuel Wiley

Mrs Elizabeth Ella Wiley 78 widow of Samuel Jackson Wiley died at home on the Berryville Winchester Pike after a long illness. Surviving are twelve children seven daughters and five sons, including Mrs Upton W Tavenner Philadelphia and R K Wiley Winchester. Funeral at Berryville M E Church South with Rev Franklin Senger and Rev James Brown Jr. interment Hill Cemetery Berryville. six grandsons to serve as pallbearers.

Elizabeth Ella Wiley Samuel Jackson Wiley Berryville-Winchester Pike Philadelphia S. J. Carroll Haymaker M. C. Hart Boyce G. W. Hart Berryville EF. ©. Carroll Arcola W. P. Carroll Herman Carroll Cumberland D. C R. K. Wiley C. M. Wiley Stephenson Virginia Daffer Clarendon Berryville M. E. Church South Franklin G. Senger Winchester United Brethren Church James M. Brown, Jr Te Hill Cemetery

Moling & Cather's Offers Curtailed Curtain Sale

Ruffled and tailored curtains advertised at Moling and Cather's with a note about gas and service options. The ad mentions 24 hour service and references Stipe's Friendly Service Station with a brief, unclear connection to gas and beverages.

Stipe’s Ss Bod Moling & Cather’s. Ip-it

Local Chamber Pushes Two Projects Backed by Andrew Bell

Andrew Bell secretary of the local chamber of commerce plans to forward duplicate copies of letters and petitions to the highway commission in the near future. He has been active in behalf of the two projects and seeks official action.

Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce Office of the Highway Commission

Winchester Water Works Zone School Closes With Certificates

The Winchester short school for waterworks men ended this afternoon with certificate awards to 50 attendees from northern Elmira and nearby West Virginia. Charleston's E S Tisdale organized WV participation, and plans for loss surveys and meter testing were reviewed by city officials and water department staff.

Winchester Zone Elmia West J. B. Harrington West Virginia State Department of Health Charleston W. Va Arthur M. Field H. E. Beckwith Winchester Water Department Lee Grant

Friendship Co Holds Meeting on Firefighter Insurance

Friendship Fire Company formed a committee to meet with other city fire companies to pursue a group insurance plan for firefighters. The proposal would provide $10 weekly disability benefits and $1,000 death benefit at a moderate rate for duty-related injuries or death.

Friendship Fire Company Friendship Company

Sarah Zane Fire Company Notice

Regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held on Friday evening April 5 at 8 oclock. A large attendance is desired. R. B. Brown, Captain. 4-4-1p-21

Sarah Zane Fire Company R. B. Brown

Rouss Fire Company Holds April Meeting

The Charley Rouss Fire Company schedules its regular monthly meeting for Friday evening April 5 at 8 oclock. All members urged to attend. Special entertainment. M. D. Weaver, President.

Charley Rouss Fire Company M. D. Weaver

Wanted: good home for beautiful young female cat

A notice seeks a loving home for a beautiful young female black cat and provides the phone number 41-1 for contact. It also lists a wanted item, second-hand bath tub in good condition, with mailing address P O Box 217 City for responses.

P. O City

District Meeting Concludes Afternoon In Strasburg

The Winchester District Methodist meeting in Strasburg closes this afternoon after reports show church finances and missions improving though membership growth slips. Rev J H Billingsley preached this morning and Rev Floyd M Lucas spoke last night on Romans 1 16. Licenses to preach granted to Gravel Brady and Ashley with several licenses renewed for Knox Willey Hartley Morrow Lloyd Staples.

Strasburg Winchester Methodist Yba South J. H. Billingsley Woodstock M. E. Church Floyd M. Lucas Stephens City George W. Richardson Hubert Sydenstricker Mouton Reba Riley Edna Lowance Edith Miller Woman's Missionary Society John Stanley Gravel Front Royal Charles John Brady Ridgeway W. Va Harvey Wallace Ashley Wallace John Knox H. 8 Willey Benjamin F. Hartley Ruthvan W. Morrow, Jr Shepherdstown Clarence W. Lloyd White Post Loring C. Staples

Robbers Grab Two Payrolls In New Jersey

Two men stole a $2,200 payroll today from Charles Craig in Gloucester City New Jersey. The funds were for 150 women employed at the Nannette Manufacturing Company plant.

New Jersey Gloucester City N. J Charles Craig Nannette Manufacturing Company

Four Armed Men Rob Dye Works Payroll Heist in New Jersey

Four masked men, all armed, robbed the E. P. Maupai Dye Works in West New York New Jersey. They bound four workers including women and a man and escaped with a $4,700 payroll.

New York N. J E. P. Maupai

Galvanized Pails Listed at 19 Cents in Ad

An advertised price confusion shows galvanized pails listed as 9 cents on Thursday in the American Store ad. The correct price is 19 cents. Local shoppers were advised of the misprint and prompted to purchase at the corrected rate.

Stephens City Hosts Shenandoah District Conference Delegates

Stephens City Virginia reports a large turnout for the Shenandoah district Cooperative Education Association and National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. Delegates engaged in committee work, luncheons, and sessions with speakers including J H Montgomery and A F Robertson.

Apple Blossom Festival Broadcast From WRVA in Richmond

The Apple Blossom Festival will be broadcast from WRVA in Richmond from 6:30 to 6:45 tomorrow evening. The Glee Club of Harrisonburg State Teachers College will perform several songs. Clark T. Cooper announces festival plans and accompanies by Fred A. Read Jr. as director-general.

WRVA Richmond Clark T. Cooper Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College

Firemen's Roll of Honor Book Nears Publication

The Roll of Honor history of the local fire department will be released soon. The committee is compiling photographs and articles and will submit the data to the printer. The booklet will be distributed free to city residents.

Nurses To Be On Emergency Duty For Festival

District Nurse Association to provide extra nurses for Apple Blossom Festival. First aid stations will be set at usual spots. March visits total 550 to 107 patients including prenatal, school age, tubercular, and chronic cases. Transportation and hospital aid arranged for a county boy and another child.

District Nurse Association Court House H. D. Puller Clarence Hardy Robert B. Nelson Martin Wisecarver Josephine F. Arthur Evelyn C. Dean Charles Savage Blue Ridge Motor Corps University Hospital

Local Red Cross Delegates Named To Annual Meet

Winchester and Frederick county send a large delegation to the national Red Cross convention in Washington April 8 to 11. Delegates include Walker McC Bond John B Scully Jr Mrs Dan Kern Miss Carrie Lupton Vernon C Eddy and Rev E T Clark. Motor corps representatives Mary Warden Boyd Grace Bosserman Elizabeth Keeler attend the luncheon. Staff assistance corps will be represented by Margaret Keller and Grace Thomas. Juniors transit from Handley and county schools with Miss Louise Greenwalt Pauline Hotinger Wilbur Tidler and Paul Behrens as teachers and Mrs Lottie Wolfe chaperoning Stephens City and Middletown children. White House tea with Mrs Roosevelt April 9 on the program.

Stephens City Shenandoah District Cooperative Education Association Virginia Branch National Congress of Parents and Teachers C. C. Rhodes Mesdames Lottie Wolfe P. C. Petrie C. O. Watson Harry Lovett G. H. Ritenour Joseph Clevenger William Venable Julian Steele Harry M. Carbaugh W. M. Stickley Frank Massie Miller Barley Hugh Funk Snapp Williams P. E. Linebure Ada Trussell Howard Evans C. B. Stickley Heath Stickley Snyder Alleman Leslie Golliday Trinity Lutheran Church Carolyn Seal J. H. Montgomery Virginia A. F. Robertson Clarke County Dr. Bagby State Department of Health Winchester Frederick County The Red Cross Washington Walker McC. Bond John 8. Scully, Jr Dan Kern Carrie Lupton Vernon C. Eddy E. T. Clark Motor Corps District of Columbia Mary Warden Boyd Grace Bosserman Elizabeth Keeler Margaret Keller Grace Thomas Staff Assistance Corps Handley Louise Greenwalt Pauline Hotinger Wilbur Tidler Paul Behrens Lottie Wolfe Middletown White House Roosevelt H. A. Wallace Edward C. Elliott Purdue University Donald R. Richberg National Emergency Council Jesse H. Jones Katherine F. Lenroot Children’s Bureau Marion Crawford Adams Secrtary Norfolk National Red Cross

New Energy in Fight Over Social Security Measure

Republicans seize on new tax estimates to push to modify the social security bill as Democrats discuss a gag rule. Committee experts project payroll taxes for old age annuities and unemployment insurance totaling hundreds of millions annually, with costs rising through 1949.

Clarence M. Wright Ee Press Rct At Press House Ways and Means Committee Ways and Means Committee G. O. P. House

World News At A Glance A Mixed Day Of Crime And Trials

Reports from multiple cities describe robberies, investigations, and legal actions. In Kankanee four robbers looted 40 passengers on a gulf coast bound train, stealing about 843 dollars. In Fort Wayne an inquiry into Dilinger's escape suggests inside help unlikely to confess. The DOJ aims to pursue 5 000 bank robbers after kidnapping cases. A drowning in Baltimore involves a man in a stolen car. In Omaha Sarah Aliano faces leg reconstruction and possible walking recovery. A 13 year old in Fall River undergoes surgery for a ruptured diaphragm. In Tampico power workers strike causing outages. In Sicily Angelo Amato faces charges in a 15 year old kidnapping and murder case linked to Cleveland. In Warsaw Lechnicki travels to address Polish population in Danzig.

Kankanee Ill Fort Wayne Ind Dillinger Washington Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Baltimore Omaha Nebr Sarah Aliano Fall River Mass Jimmy Neilson San Jose Calif Tampico Mexico Jony Agrigento Sicily Cleveland Ohio Angelo Amato Warsaw Lechnicki Danzig

Also Mentioned on This Page

Simon Dhoen Howard E. Delp Grayson County Independence Posey C. Martin Galax Presbyterian Auxiliary Loudoun Street Church Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Woman’s Auxiliary of F. E. Warner Keyser C. D. Hawpe Lexington E. L. Russell Putton D. BD J. McD. Lacy D. D E. B. McGukin Bessie Cline W. O. McDaniel E. E. Wiley Murphy Miss Perkins Perkins Frances Perkins Frank Murphy Philippines Detroit West Virginia Friendship Co Rouss Fire Company Re.aylor Warren County Star Today Grippe World News
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