Opening Day Beer Bring Fresh Business Boost Across Nations
The return of 3.2 beer sparks a nationwide buzz as merchants report stronger sales, beer ads surge, and workers gain employment. Chicago, New York, Baltimore and other cities see upticks in advertising, permits, and commerce tied to the new law. In Missouri a court declines a temporary restraint on beer sales, while Chicago faces a bomb attack on a brewery amid racketeering pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn and Bradstreet
Friends
Friends of Beer
New York
Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
San Francisco
Louisville
St. Louis
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore
Harrisburg
United States
District of Columbia
Jefferson City
N. G. Sevier
Missouri
Prima Company
Black Hawk
Halsted Streets
Funeral Rites Conducted Here for Mrs Cochran
Simple but impressive services for Mrs. Mary Rebecca Cochran were held at 307 South Braddock street led by Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas and Rev. R. L. Williamson. Hymns were sung by a male quartet and floral tributes marked the esteem of many friends. Surviving are husband John Cochran two sons Charlie and J Clayton Cochran four grandchildren and one sister Mrs L C Snapp. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs William Lamp Rev and Mrs Byrnes Cook Mrs Belle Shepherd and Holmes Morris and Joe Snapp families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rebecca Cochran
South Braddock Street
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
R. L. Williamson
First Christian Church
God
Cochran
Joseph Hodgson
John I. Sloat
Godfrey Miller
W. C
Section
Winchester
John Cochran
Charlie Cochran
Frederick County
J. Clayton Cochran
L. C. Snapp
Martinsburg
W. Va
Masury body recovered near Akron disaster site
The body of Lieutenant Colonel A F Masury USOR guest officer aboard the airship Akron was found at sea off Beach Haven New Jersey 18 miles by the tanker John D Archbold and identified from papers in his pockets. The Galatea Coast Guard took the body to the Brooklyn navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U. S. S. Portland
New Jersey
A. F. Masury
United States Ordinance Reserve
Akron
John D. Archbold
Archbold
Coast Guard
Beach Haven
N. J
Masury
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Concert Band At Palace Tomorrow
The Winchester Concert Band performs the second sacred concert at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Palace Theatre. Prof. W H McIlwee will direct a program of standard music with no charge, collection, or offering. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Palace Theatre
W. H. McIlwee
Herriot Accepts France's Washington Conference Invite
Former premier Edouard Herriot, a dominant figure in national and international affairs, has accepted the government invitation to represent France at the world conference assembling in Washington. Also an Easter display at Hurst's Rainbowridge Nursery showcases blooming pansies, anemones, primroses, tulips, daffodils, narcissus, and other bedding plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Edouard Herriot
France
Washington
Hurst
Rainbowridge
Martinsburg Pike
Jewelry and Radio Store Change Notice
Notice from Virginia M. Mowrey that the Jewelry and Radio Store of H. J. Mowrey will continue under her management with Cecil Loy in employ. She thanks the public for support and solicits continued patronage. Signed V. M. Mowrey. ip lt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Mowrey
Virginia M. Mowrey
Cecil Loy
Ware Named Head Of Northern Shenandoah Valley District
Ralph M. Ware, banker and Clarke County School Board member, was elected chairman of the Northern Shenandoah Valley District of the Virginia Cooperative Education Association at Boyce High School. Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines of Washington and Lee University urged character building and mutual aid in his address, noting league projects across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Ralph M. Ware
First National Bank of
Berryville
Clarke County
Shenandoah
Virginia Cooperative Education Association
Boyce Agricultural High School
Carl Boyer
Shenandoah County
Claude Stickley
Frederick County
A. E. Bowers
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
Clarke
Frederick
Page
Rappahannock
Warren
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Boyce High School League
B. D. Chambers
Gaines
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia Co-operative Association
Moses
Hospital Zone In Winchester Must Be Quiet
Chief of Police C W Hollis announced plans to establish a Hospital Zone around Memorial Hospital on South Stewart street. Signs will warn motorists of a 15 mph limit and step signs on nearby east west streets may be erected to curb speeding near the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
South Stewart Street
Memorial Hospital
Import Quota On Apples Announced
The Commerce Department announced a French import quota for fresh apples and pears at 2 710 metric tons for Q2 1933. American exporters were urged to avoid shipments unless French importers provide licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Debhartment
Charles P McVicar Announces Candidacy for Winchester Revenue
Local notice from Charles P McVicar seeks the August primary to succeed himself as Commissioner of Revenue for the City of Winchester. Announcement appears in a Winchester Steam Laundry advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Charles P. McVicar
Flower items listed by The Flower Shop in bloom
Easter lilies rose bushes and azaleas appear among nursery offerings plus calcederias pansies hyacinths tulips yellow callas and primroses noted by The Flower Shop.
Judge Williams Notes Merchants Help Fight Chicken Theft
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Philip Williams sentenced Edward Steele to three months for stealing five dollars worth of chickens from Mrs. Lucy Cooley. He urged merchants to verify sources to curb thefts while noting no blame on local merchants. Welsh goes to trial for assault with deadly weapon in Middletown as case details unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Philip Williams
Williams
Edward Steele
Lucy Cooley
Collecover
Meris
Charles Welsh
Middletown
T. J. McInturff
Welsh
D. C
McInturff
Matinee Club Begins at Capitol Theatre
Warner Brothers Junior Matinee Club starts at Capitol Theatre with a parade by Handley High School Band. Tom Baldridge elected president at 1 30 PM meeting. Honorary members include Mayor C R Anderson, Chief C W Hallis, Scout Executive Frank Horton, and Secretary Andrew Bell. Meetings planned every Saturday. Frank Shaffer helped organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Brothers
Capitol Theatre
Handley High School
Tom Baldridge
Carrier Boys of the Star
Boy Scouts
C. R. Anderson
C. W. Hallis
Frank Horton
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Shaffer
Warner Theatres
Park Group To Meet Monday In City Hall Chamber
Regular April meeting of the Park Association will be held Monday at 8 p m in City Hall council chamber. Key business for the 1933 baseball season includes the concession stand at Rouss Spring Park and bids are due by Monday night.
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Rouss Spring Park
Easter Candy Assortment Ready for Orders Now
Betsy Ross and Crystal Confectionery offers Easter eggs and bunnies plus new Easter baskets with finest homemade candies from pure milk chocolate. All names put on free. Place orders now for timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Crystal
Bushnell Leads Michigan Election Poll for Supreme Court Seat
George E. Bushnell, former Winchester resident and Detroit lawyer, tops the Democratic ticket in Michigan as two Democrats win seats on the state's high court. Election returns from 1,932 of 3,417 precincts show Bushnell with 362,640 votes vs Sharpe 251,325, with Clark and McDonald leading Republicans in other races. Bushnell to take office next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bushnell
Winchester
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court of Appeals
Pavers
Bushnell
Sharpe
Clark
McDonald
High Court
Silk Stockings Flextoe 1% Reported by Hodgson
Margaret L Hodgson reports on the silk stockings market focusing on the Van Raalte brand and 1 percent quality claims. The piece notes consumer concerns and potential industry responses.
Death summons Miss Lodge at Winchester home
Miss Laura Lodge of the Lodge family near Frederick County died at 8 30 this morning at her brother John W. Lodge’s home in White Hall in her eighty second year. She was a member of the Society of Friends and had long resided in Winchester at 220 North Braddock Street before moving two months ago. Funeral services will be at the Friends Meeting House in Winchester Monday at 2 PM with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Bruce Lodge and Charles Snider.
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Laura Lodge
Frederick County
John W. Lodge
White Hall
Rebbiees
William Rebecca Lodge
Society of Friends
Miss Lodge
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Lodge
William Bowles
Clarke County
Harry Bowles
New Jersey
Bertha Nichols
Wilkes Bowles
Ray Lodge
Miami
Fla
Bruce Lodge
Charles Snider
Howard Eschell
Monmouth
Friends Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Strets
So City
Mount Hebron
Russell Cochran
John and Ellis Reese
Senator McAdus To Attend Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
United States Senator from California has accepted an invitation to be a special guest at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival this spring. McAdus previously served as Secretary of the Treasury under Woodrow Wilson and later as director-general of the United States Railroad Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
McAdus
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
United States Railroad
Odd Fellows Meet in Stephens City with Large Attendance
The forty third regular meeting of the Tri County Odd Fellows Association was held at Stephens City Lodge No 383 with Norman L Cadwallader presiding. An evening of songs readings and talks followed including remarks by FP Flynn and Rev D Lambert about fellowship and lodge support. Refreshments were served by Crescent Rebekah Lodge No 60 and the group reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Tri-County
Odd Fellows’ Association
Norman L. Cadwallader
America
C. D
Water
Allen Jones
Reliance
Odd Fellowship
C. O. Watson
FP. L. Flynn
Alexandria
Harry Hicks
Claude B
C.F. Carper
Marsh Run Lodge
Battletown Lodge
Berryville
Jones
Crescent Rebekah Lodge
Rails and Steels Boost Market
Late buying of rails and steels pushed the market higher near the close in a listless session. Gains were fractional to about a point in several leading issues with about 400000 shares traded in two hours. Sterling cables opened at 3 41 13 16.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Cables
Bullets Fall In U S Camp Near Chinwangtao
The United States legation reported bullets from Chinwangtao fighting fell into the summer camp of the Fifteenth Infantry Regiment at Peiping. A small detachment is there, with about 800 regiment members along the railway to Peiping.
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Associated
Pr Ss
Peiping
United States Legation
Chinwangtao
Fifteenth Infantry Regiment
United States Army
Fidelity Trust Joins Federal Reserve System
The Fifth Federal Reserve Bank announced that Fidelity Trust Company of Baltimore was admitted to membership in the Federal Reserve system effective this morning in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Fifth Federal Reserve Bank Today
Fidelity Trust Company of
Baltimore
Federal Reserve System
Easter Corsages in Beautiful Combinations at The Flower Shop
The Flower Shop promotes Easter corsages in many beautiful combinations and invites customers to place orders. Limited details provided.
Official Escort Named for Queen Shenandoah the Tenth
Count de Buisseret, first secretary of the Belgian legation in Washington, will be the official escort to Queen Shenandoah the Tenth at the Apple Blossom Festival. Miss Francoise May, Belgian native and daughter of the U S ambassador, was chosen as queen and will be crowned in Handley High School ceremonies. The Belgian official will accompany Miss May from Washington to Winchester and serve as escort at social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Buisseret
Washington
Shenandoah
Francoise May
Belgium
Fete
Miss May
United States
May
Arthur
Ambassador May
Winchester
Handley High School
Gov. Hardman
Georgia
Suzanne Pollard
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Patricia Dacre Morton
Eng
Claudel
France
Helen Ames Washington
Philadelphia
Fred A Read, Jr
Melvin Green
Winchester Civic League
Civic League
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Beer
Brewers
Virginia
Gibson
Col. Masury
V. M. Mowrey
Ralph IM. Ware
DR. Gaines the
Winchester Steam Laundry
Hydrangers
Wiliams
Merchant
Geo. Bushnell
Michigan
Suprem Court of Appeals
John E. Bushnell
Lutheran Church
Grover C. Rose
George B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Hint
Margaret L. Hodgson
Lnit
Death
Brother
VM. Gibbs
Legation
ODD Fellows OF Tricounty Society
O. D. Lambert
Rails and Steels
U. S
Fidelity
Shenandoah the Tenth
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