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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1934

Page

7

Budget for 1934 35 presented to Frederick supervisors

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors reviewed the tentative 1934 35 school budget prepared by the School Board and county superintendent Leslie D. Kline. The plan calls for 101 109.40 dollars starting July 1 with 18 877 for capital outlay including two new consolidated school buildings and upgrades at Mountain View White Hall and Kernstown. The budget supports a uniform county levy, transportation under new statutes, and higher teaching loads amid rising enrollment from 1925 to today.

Board of Supervisors Leslie D. Kline Frederick County Gainesboro Cross Junction Mountain View White Hall Kernstown Uniform County General Assembly Oren Kline

New Marian Martin Sewing Pattern 9929 for full figures

The pattern 9929 offers a frock cut in large sizes with a slim silhouette for mature figures. Features include a beltl ess waistline, earplice bodice, flared sleeves, and bright contrast details suitable for morning cottons or afternoon silks. Pattern available in sizes 34 to 46, with fabric estimates and order details from Winchester Evening Star.

Marian Martin Winchester 18Th St New York

Lespedeza Promoted as Erosion Control Crop for Contract Lands

County Agent News reports lespedeza as a leading forage crop suited to land retired from basic production under adjustment programs. Dr. A. J. Pieters urges sowing now across Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri, and southern Illinois to curb erosion, improve soil fertility, provide hay or seed, and enable a nurse crop for future grain stands.

Agricultural Adjustment Administration Ohio River Virginia Missouri Illinois A. J. Pieters U. S. Department of Agriculture Kentucky Caroline Tennessee

Democrats To Hold Primary In This District

The Seventh District Democratic Committee met at Kav anaugh Hotel and voted in five minutes to hold a legalized primary for the Democratic nomination to the House of Representatives from the district, replacing a convention. Com mitteeman Herbert J. Taylor of Staunton moved the plan, which passed unanimously. A convention had been held here two weeks earlier.

Harrisonburg Seventh District Democratic Committee Kavanaugh Hotel House of Representatives Herbert J. Taylor Staunton Taylor

Robertson Likely Renominated Without Primary

The Democratic convention remained deadlocked until 2 a.m. after sitting since 10 a.m. the prior day. If no challenger emerges, Representative Robertson will be declared nominee without a primary. Attendees included William E. Carson, W. H. East, Herbert J. Taylor, C. B. Jones, Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Davis, C. N. Shannon, and J. Robert Switzer.

Willis Robertson Eee T. W. Harrison Robert F. Leedy Luray Harrison District Committee Robertson William E. Carson Riverton W. H. East Augusta Herbert J. Taylor Staunton C. B. Jones Highland Irvin Whitehead Amherst Cleveland Davis Lexington C. N. Shannon Shenandoah J. Robert Switzer Rockingham

Slain hotelkeeper Owen Sherley identified as local contractor

The hotel owner and contractor Owen D. Sherley was shot in his Hagers town lobby by Claude H. Krout who admitted the killing amid a dispute over rent increases for the building housing Krout’s restaurant. Sherley, a native of Frederick county, died three hours after the wounds.

Owen D. Sherley Hagers Md Claude H. Krout Krout Sherley Hagerstown Shockeysville Frederick County Winchester Henry Brothers

120 Are Killed During a Revolt

A dispatch reports 120 killed and several hundred wounded in a revolt of military cadets at La Paz Bolivia last Thursday. Earlier dispatches from La Paz noted two women among the only civilian victims.

Lima Peru el Comercio Puno Lake Titicaca la Paz Bolivia

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