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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1934

Page

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Winchester Beauty Pageant Promises Grand Legion Event

Committees announced for the American Legion Beauty Pageant to be held at Handley Auditorium on Friday April 20. Miss Winchester will win a silver cup and travel to Lynchburg in September. Miss Virginia earns a trip to the national convention in Miami.

Robert Y. Conrad The American Legion Winchester Handley Auditorium Lynchburg Legion American Legion Ciit Virginia Miami Florida Hoye L. Riley Frances Page Claud M. Grim Richard E. Griffith Laurence V. Jolliffe Philip R. Fowle A. Lee Coble Meyer Hamburger Harold M. Darlington W. Nelson Page Mary McFadden W. R. Legge Sam C. Brooks Emma Gina Baker Kitty Bennett Helen Buckley Georgia Conrad Olivia Dellinger Margaret Hansbrough Anne Brooke Kern Denise Livesey Jane Mudd Phyliss Oakes Virginia Seal Clara Shank Betty Swimley Jane Stouffer Virginia Thorpe Betsy Ross Cafe Brook's Pharmacy Consumers Utilities Co G. Frank Gearing Hamburger Specialty Shop Hodgson and Brown Margaret Hodgson Jolliffe Studios Kahh’s John S. Miller Hardware Co F. A. Read, Inc L. R. Smith, Inc Shenandoah W. A. Baker T. R. Cather Harrison & Harrison J. P. Hayley Dr. R. B. Snapp the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Lions Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Northern Virginia Power Co John

Passover Observed by Twelve Local Jewish Families

Twelve local Jewish families observe the Feast of Passover starting Friday March 30 and ending at sundown Saturday. The celebration marks the Exodus from Egypt with services held at the Jewish Community Club Hall 130 North Loudoun Street attended by about 40 people.

Moses Jewish Community Club North Loudoun Street

For Sale I Pair Mules and Mare in Middletown Va

Old advertisement notes a pair of mules and one Perchon Mare for sale. Contact R. L. Long in Middletown, Virginia. The brief item appears with a phone reference and date code 8-26-lp-e.

R. L. Long Middletown

Death of Clarence S Shepard Ends Long Winchester Line

Clarence Scho field Shepard, aged 62 or 63, died last night in Winchester after a long illness. He was part of a prominent family with ties to Fairfax Hall, Shenandoah Valley ministry, and regional music. Survived by Ida Shepard, sons Edwin and George, daughter Mrs George Larrick, sister Mrs Edwin Ford, and brother Walter Shepard. Funeral Saturday at 4 from 316 Parkway Ave with Mount Hebron interment. Rev. C S Luce and Rev J C Goode officiating.

Clarence Schofield Shepard Winchester Shepard Silas Billings Shenandoah Valley Mary Cornelia Billings Fairfax Hall Virginia George Carpenter Shepard Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Mich Ida Shepard Edwin George Shepard George Larrick Walter Shepard California Edwin Ford Louise East Orange N. J Fords Roy Bageant Edgar Smoke J. W. Morrow Fred S. Boyd J. Henry Moling, Jr Brook Taylor Harry F. Byrd H. B. McCormac John M. Steck William W. Glass Stewart Bell E. B. Sheetz H. D. Fuller George B. Bushnell

Meeting Of Park Association To Be Held Monday

Winchester Park Association schedules a Monday night meeting at City Hall to finalize baseball season plans and open bids for park concessions. The group also notes a home opener against the Front Royal All-Stars on April 21 and invites sealed bids to J William Stryker, treasurer.

Winchester Park Association City Hall The Park Association Front Royal All-Stars Ball Park Canoe Pavillion J. William Stryker

Rouss Fire Company Meet For April Parade Plans

Regular meeting of the Rouss Fire Company is set for Friday evening April 6 at 8 o'clock. All members are asked to attend as plans will be made for participation in the Apple Blossom Festival parade. M. D. Weaver, Pres.

Rouss Fire Company M. D. Weaver

Notice Fruit Growers Apple Sprays at Low Prices

The Virginia Apple Storage offers a full line of spray materials at low prices. Contact by telephone 177 for details and availability.

Virginia

Sexton Named Head of Investigation for ABC Board

Richmond April 5. T K Sexton former state police head named to head the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board division of investigation and enforcement. He will be assisted by Major B Rose and R Y Naille. Lieutenant H B Nicholas promoted to acting superintendent and J R Nunn to acting lieutenant. Harrisonburg to Use Iron Hand. Harrisonburg Va April 6. City Council passes tough drunk driving ordinance with heavy penalties and no suspension on second offense.

Richmond Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Today T. K. Sexton State Police Buford Rose R. Y. Naille Washington, D. C Sexton State Motor Patrol John Q. Rhodes Division of Motor Vehicles H. B. Nicholas Nicholas J. R. Nunn ABC Board Buckingham County Liquor Marketing Central National Bank Department of Agriculture W. Catesby Jones Harrisonburg Virginia State Motor Vehicle Commissioner

City Fruit Market Ad Lists Fresh Produce Prices

Extratomatoes ten cents a pound bananas fifty cents per bunch cabbage three cents per pound asparagus two pounds for twenty five cents city fruit market at Water and Main Street ip

Armstro ng firm advertises awnings at Piccadilly

E W Armstrong Co at 39 East Piccadilly Street offers awnings for residences and stores with contact phone 639.

E. W. Armstrong CO East Piccadilly St

District Nurse Association Reports March Visits and Measles Outbreak

The April District Nurse Association meeting reviewed March nursing visits totaling 509 across prenatal, infant, school and adult cases. A measles outbreak caused 19 cases with 121 visits to communicable diseases, plus hospital tasks and a planned shortage response for Apple Blossom Festival staffing. Contributions included baby garments from Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Strickler and Girl Scouts providing layettes for distribution. a dog of unknown owner was found by the SPCA.

District Nurse Association Court House H. D. Fuller Martin Wisecarver Girl Scouts M. A. Collins Daniel B. Strickler Girl Scouts of Winchester

Advertisement snippets for spray hoses and packing house

Classified ad fragment lists spray hoses from Misto Sprey Rods and Hardies Sprayers with a reference to Butler's Packing House and a 4 4 3t ip line on the back page.

Butler’s Packing House

County Agents Advance 1934 Corn Hog Appraisal Plans

County Agent Fred Otine reports committees are starting field work and will be in full swing next week to evaluate 1934 corn hog contracts. Signers should present contracted corn acres and hog numbers for 1932 and 1933, with records checked for prompt allotment decisions and swift checks from Washington. Stine notes free farm record books are available to Frederick county farmers, along with guidance on record keeping.

Fred Otine Washia D. C Stine Frederick County

Delegates Chosen for Baltimore Conference Meeting

In Berryville Virginia on April 6 the Winchester District of the Baltimore Conference of the M E Church South elected seventeen lay delegates for the Baltimore Conference meeting in Baltimore on October 5. Three applicants were licensed as local preachers Norman Linwood McClay Prem Ruthvan Wellington and Benjamin Franklin Hari. Reports from conference committees were reviewed and acted upon.

Berryville Winchester Baltimore M. E. Church South Co. Wilson Mohler Charles Town W. Va Edward T. Fritts Stephens City Frank R. Simpson Rockland Wm. N. Dunn Martins Shepherdstown M. Lauck Walton, Sr Woodstock J. Frank. Galloway F. Estes Kline Middletown Norman Linwood McClay Darkesville Randolph-Macon Academy Prem Ruthvan Wellington Benjamin Franklin Hari Temperance and Social Service Committee

Sarah Zane Fire Co Plans Parade Participation

Regular meeting set for Friday night April 6 with full attendance requested. Plans will be made for taking part in the Apple Blossom Festival Parade. R. B. Brown, Captain.

R. B. Brown

Handley Seniors Present Adam and Eva Comedy

Handley High School seniors stage a three act comedy titled Adam and Eva at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The cast includes James King Alice Flickinger Clinton DeWitt Julie DeWitt Eva King Aunt Abby Rocher Dr Jack Selamater Horace Pilgrim Adam Smith and Lord Andrew Gordon with intermission entertainments and ticket sales at 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students. Tickets available from seniors or at the gate, no reserved seats.

Adam and Eva James King LeRoy Cahill Corinthia Alice Flickinger Clinton DeWitt Holmes Barnett Julie DeWitt Alice Taylor Eva King Phyllis Oakes Abby Rocher Martha Forney Jack Selamater Walter Wright Horace Pilgrim Kenneth Strobridge Adam

Jr. Little Theatre Stages Free Capitol Show Tomorrow

Final rehearsals are underway for a free Junior Little Theatre performance at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow at 10 30 am. The program features two one act plays by Handley High School juveniles with Walter Massey performing magic between acts under Mrs Burr Powell Harrison’s direction.

Junior Little Theatre Capitol Theatre Mateurs Handley High School Walter Massey Burr Powell Harrison

Mrs. W. S. Hiett Improves After Illness

Friends report Mrs. W. S. Hiett, who has been ill for five weeks with a nervous disorder, is slowly improving. Mrs. E. E. Keister of Strasburg dropped by the town yesterday for a visit.

W. S. Hiett E. E. Keister Strasburg

Mrs Frances N Yost dies in Wilmington at 66

Mrs Frances N Yost 66 wife of David F Yost prominent Winchester banker died at 9 30 this morning at her daughter’s home in Wilmington Delaware pneumonia complications caused illness for five years she traveled to visit family two weeks ago with daughter Mrs Eugene K Davis at Front Royal and two sons in law in attendance eight grandchildren survive funeral plans pending arrival of body to West Pictadilla Street home

Winchester Frances N. Yost David F. Yost First Naonal Bank Strasburg W. R. Thomas Wilmington Del Yost Braddock Street

Fight Fans Invited to See Local Bouts Saturday Night

Six bouts were staged last night with local fighters in top condition drawing favorable comments from attendees. Similar exhibition bouts are planned on the Legion building first floor tomorrow night at 8 30 with no admission charged. Local fans are urged to attend and support the progress.

Legion

District Sunday School Meeting Set for May 31

Frederick county workers are notified of a move to May 31 for the Stonewall district Sunday School convention to avoid conflicting with the state convention. The event will be at Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church.

Frederick County Stonewall Stonewall District Pleasant Valley

Ford Bargain Sedan and Fashion Specials

Ford bargain 1933 DeLuxe sedan offered by Bickers Motor Co with new car terms and guarantee. Saturday specials include attractive dresses from Moling and Cather and hats priced 1.95 to 2.95 with values to 5. Margaret Hodgson promotes the fashion items.

Forder Bickers Motor Coo Moling & Cather Margaret Hodgson

Public Sale April 7 for 1930 Chevrolet Touring Car

Deputy Sheriff J. W. Newcome announces a public sale on Saturday April 7 in front of the County Court House. Cash terms apply for a 1930 Chevrolet Touring Car. Also advertising Ip-1t coffee at Pure Food Store with 30c per pound pricing.

County Court House J. W. Newcome Reardon

Arthur Speaks to Rotary on Festival Plans

J Pinkney Arthur director general of the Apple Blossom Festival spoke to Winchester Rotary about plans for a bigger festival with new features including a parade and coronation. The festival’s value to Winchester was estimated at 120000 to 190000 dollars with widespread interest from across the country. The club voted to enter a float and Roanoke district conference was set for May 16 17. Visitors included Allen V DePord G P Plood and Mr Stutzman.

J. Pinkney Arthur Rotary Club John Rodman Arthur Arade West Virginia Winchester Chicago Maine Florida Roanoke Allen V. DePord G. P. Plood Washington, D. C Mr. Stutzman Hagerstown

Constable Slain and Police Chief Kidnapped Near Commerce

In MIAMI Oklahoma on April 6 Constable Cal Campbell was killed and Chief of Police Percy Boyd of nearby Commerce was abducted after two men and a blonde woman became stuck in a mud hole. Witnesses say the trio opened fire as Campbell died, and Boyd was spirited away toward Chetopa Kansas. Police doubt Boyd was wounded and investigate possible Barrow Hamilton ties.

Associated Press Miami Okla Cal Campbell Percy Boyd Commerce Here Boyd Campbell Chetopa Kans

Yorks Log Cabin Opens on Marinsburg Pike April First

Beginning Saturday April 1 the Yorks Log Cabin on the Marinsburg Pike will be open for business offering chicken dinners light lunches sandwiches and refreshments Mrs George York invites patronage and support.

York Marinsburg Pike George York

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Committee Winchester Steam C.S. Shepard Rouss Fire CO TK. Sexton A. B. C. Board Is.e Val Estes Princesses County Agent News Sarah Zane Fire CO David Yost Wilmington, del Rotary Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow Desperado Barrow Raymond Hamilton Texas
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