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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1935

Page

8

Tragedy at Rockville trains bus crash leaves 14 dead

Williamsport Maryland April 12 survivors return home as parents learn their children were alive. Dwight Fearnow 15 recounts dark crossing accident when a bright light flashed through the bus window and the vehicle collided with a train.

Williamsport Rockville Williamsport High School Rocksville Dwight Fearnow Percy Line Miss Funk Louise Funk Margaret Kreps Richard Hawkins Margaret Eva Zimmerman Paul McElroy Carl Brindle Norris Downs, Jr Pearl Emerson Virinia Myers LeRoy Kendall Claude Myers Bertha Castle Elva Harsh Mary Louise Downs Phoebe Kelly Lois Winters James Plume Ellen Bleyer Mary Teach Blanche Long William Collier Glenn Anderson Edward Hose William Gower Malvers Collier Wilma Newey Albert University of Maryland, College Park Baltimore and Ohio Railroad St. Louis Washington

Timber Ridge Church Announces Easter and April Services

Timber Ridge Christian Church led by Rev. Ivan R. Smith notes Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Dr Walter Spooner preaches at Winchester Church Sunday at 11 a m and Timber Ridge at 7 30 p m next Sunday April 21. Easter morning service at 6 o clock in Winchester and Timber Ridge both morning and evening April 28.

Ivan R. Smith Christian Endeavor Walter Spooner Winchester Timber Ridge Spooner Christian Temple Norfolk

Galilee Church of Christ Announces Services and Events

Rev F B Sapp leads Bible School at 10 am with Charles E McVay as superintendent. Communion at 11 am. Young People's meeting at 7 pm led by Warren Chamberlain on I Will Follow Jesus. Evening preaching at 7 30 pm. The Reds won last Sunday in the Bible School contest. Everyone invited.

Welltown Road F. B. Sapp Bible Charles E. McVay Young People’s Meeting Warren Chamberlain Jesus Algo Reds

Priest recalls gruesome fatal school bus train crash

In Rockville Maryland Rev Charles R O Hara pastor of St Marys Catholic Church recounts tending to dead and dying Williamsport High School students after a bus collided with a train. He describes severed bodies and hours of administering last rites at the scene and notes a survivor found on his lawn.

Rockville Charles R. O'Hara St. Mary's Catholic Church Williamsport Percy Line Louise Funk Cecil J. McNeil Catholic University O'Hara Charles R. O’hara Edward L. Stevens Manor Club Ruben Pumphrey Merman Ira Zimmerman Georgetown Hospital Washington Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Springs Georgetown Phoebe Phoebe Kelley C. N. Downs

Family History Inspires Chinese Generations

The statement notes that every Chinese person values tracing their family history, linking origins to centuries past and a future still to unfold. It emphasizes enduring cultural emphasis on lineage and heritage across generations.

Sale of Stephens City property under Virginia probate

The notice announces an 11 a.m. sale on April 20, 1935, of real estate in Stephens City Virginia owned after the deaths of Inez Steele and Sarah E. Steele. Parcels include four tracts totaling about 7 acres with a dwelling and outbuildings. Terms require one third cash with balance in two equal notes at 6 percent. Plats available at the county surveyor’s office.

Stephens City Inez Steele Sarah E. Steele Virginia Valley Turnpike M. E. Church S. E N. E S. W P. B. Stickley Stickley Cadwallader Williams Williams N. W Steele Als Ridgeway Steele Et Als Huber Lot No. 3 N. W Harry R. Kern A. J. Tavenner

Famous Up From Penna To Escort Queen Parade Leader

A 70 member color section led by A. W. Holmes, world drum major, will escort Winchester’s queen in the two mile parade. Eric Duro conducts six part unique music using a piston bugle. The group has never been defeated in parade competition and will head the feature parade no other drums and bugle corps compete.

Winchester A. W. Holmes Eric Duro

Island of Fishermen of St Pierre and Miquelon

The French colony in the north Atlantic off Newfoundland includes St Pierre and Miquelon. It is a barren cod fishing region covering 98 square miles with St Pierre as the capital and the last remnant of France’s North American possessions.

North Atlantic Ocean Newfoundland St. Pierre and Miquelon France North America St. Pierre

The Southern Cross Pearl Cross Astonishes Fishermen

In western Australia 1874 pearl fishers found a single pearl forming nine pearls linked as a cross. The pearl cross was regarded as miraculous and named The Southern Cross, gaining fame in industry records.

Western Australia Industry

Bulldog's enduring influence on the canine race noted

A historical remark states the bulldog's blood traits persist in descendants and its courage traits pervade breeds through crosses. Also mentioned is Elihu Yale's grave in Wrexham Wales, linking Yale colleges' namesake to a Welsh burial site.

Elihu Yale Wales Yale Wrexham

Royal Loy estate referenced for Master Commissioner report

Lula W. Loy administratrix of Roy S. Loy deceased is directed by decree dated March 27 1935 to have W E Edwards Master Commissioner in Chancery ascertain estate details convene creditors settle accounts and report unpaid taxes and any other pertinent matters. A notice in Winchester Virginia newspapers is required and a May 1 1935 proceeding date is set at Court Square for witnesses andProof of claims with adjournments if needed.

Lula W. Loy Roy Loy S. Loy W. E. Edwards Roy S. Loy Adms Winchester

Court sets April reference for Maggie A Yeakley estate

In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court fixed Monday April 22 1935 at No 4 N Loudoun Street as the time and place to refer to a commissioner the estate of Maggie A Yeakley deceased to report real and personal property taxes unpaid liens and creditor claims. The order directs inquiry into priority and reports on records and accounts of M M Lynch executor and all lien holders with continued hearings if not completed.

Orpora Winchester Virginia H. Lines Maurice M. Lynch N. Loudoun Street J. W. Baker Roy S. Loy No. 17 Court Square Mary C. Rhyan Corporation Court City of Maggie A. Yeakley M. M. Lynch Maggie A Loudoun Street

Potomac Edison Expands Territory and Delivers Rate Cuts

Potomac Edison reports expanding service area for 1935 with new acquisitions in Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. The company shows solid finances though net income fell due to rate reductions and higher costs from taxes materials and labor.

Ion Company Son Company Francis Scott Key Frederick R. Paul Smith Henry Holzapfel, Jr G. S. Humphrey R. E. Town Paul S. Michael W. K. Dunbar O. E. Martin G. T. Swisher B. A. Winebrewer Emory L. Coblentz W. S. Finlay, Jr Philip L. Ross W. R. Voorhis Smith Public Service Commissions Potomac Valley Power Corporation Romney Moorefield Petersburg West Virginia Harpers Ferry Electric Company Harpers Ferry W. Va Brunswick, Md Maryland Light and Power Company Boonsboro Keedysville Sharpsburg Lonaconing Barton, Midland Emmitsburg Strasburg

Canadian firm bucks supply, reaches nickel output peak

A Canadian company dominates nickel production by reporting 230 percent of the world’s supply, signaling a dramatic shift in global metal markets and raising questions about reserve control and pricing impact.

World’s Nickel Supply

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