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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

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Festival Dates Set for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Week

The Seventh Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will be held Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25, in Winchester after a meeting of the executive committee and fruit experts. Stayman and Ben Davis blooms are expected heavy that week, with plans to mobilize committees and raise funds for the civic event.

Richards Winchester Shenandoah Nelson F. Richards Apple Blossom Festival Shenandoah Valley National Bank Cumberland Valley W. S. Hough Winchester Research Laboratory Stayman Ben Davis

Clinton Lewis Dies in 9 Auto Crash in Washington

Clinton Lewis a Frederick county native and former deputy clerk of the circuit court who for 18 years worked with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington was fatally injured when struck by an automobile as he alighted from a street car. His body is to be buried in Winchester with services at Burnt Church and Stone Church.

Clinton Lewis Frederick County Washington, D. C Bibley Hospital Winchester Parlett Mary Janney Albin Burnt Church G. M. Morrow Stone Church Lewis Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington Baltimore Sibley Hospital Edward and Adalaide Lewis Waynesboro Rose Brannon Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Company United States

Friendship Fire Company summons marchers and uniform return

All members with uniforms marching in the parade must report at Friendship Hall tomorrow night at 8. Members not marching should return uniforms to the engine house tomorrow night. Capt. Fred W. Fornby.

Friendship Fire Company Friendship Hall Engine House Fred W. Fornby

Wonderful Opportunity at Big Livestock Sale

Auction notice for 550 head of cattle sheep and hogs at stock yards White Post Virginia on April 16 at 10 am. Footnote urges attendance and directs readers to see advertisement inside. GEO. R. GREEN listed as contact.

Stock Yards White Post Geo R. Green Geo. R. Green

Livestock Sale Advertised at White Post Virginia

Livestock sale announced for White Post Virginia on April 16 at 10 am weather permitting. Fine cattle hogs and sheep offered by GEO. R. GREEN with details inside the advertisement.

More Money Needed for Bloss om Festival Appeal

The finance committee of the Apple Blossom Festival urges continued contributions from Winchester and Frederick County. Treasurer Clifford D. Grim lists new donors including Louis E. Armel five dollars Addison Clarke and Bros ten Dorothy Gilpin Allen fifty L. M. Allen fifty and many others who have supported the celebration. Continued on page six.

Winchester Frederick County Clifford D. Grim Louis E. Armel Addison Clarke Bros Dorothy Dist. Corp Id Mann Co Frank Feinberg Jos. Fisher & Sons John H Flood J. M. Fishpaw Fred L. Glaize, Jr General Chemical Co J. W. Gitzenheimer Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co

Man Questioned About Girl's Death Set At Liberty

Fred Wilson naval architect, a friend of Mary Baker, was released by police after questioning in the slaying of the Navy department employee. Investigators shifted focus from Virginia to Washington seeking clues while Baker’s body, found in a culvert near Arlington Cemetery, showed three gunshot wounds and signs of a violent struggle.

Washington Fred Wilson Mary Baker Navy Department Liberty Virginia Wilson Baker Arlington Cemetery

Banks Failin Williamson County Prompt Bank Closings

Three more banks in Williamson county fail to open in Marion Carterville and Pittsburgh. The closings follow earlier bank failures and total one dollar now linked to sequential bank closures.

Associated Press Marion, Ill Marion Trust and Savings Bank Carterville

Flowers In Bloom At The Flower Shop Display

Easter lilies and a variety of blooms including hydrangeas spireas yellow callas tulips hyacinths jonquils and rose bushes are showcased in the shop window as spring highlights.

Minister's Body Is Found Hanging In Floyd County

Solomon Hilton, 65, a long time Brethren Churches minister in Floyd county, was found hanging from a small tree near his home this morning. A bridle rein suspended the body and a small amount of poison was located nearby. Relatives said he had been in poor health for some time and family members had watched over him.

Associated Press Floyd Solomon Hilton Brethren Churches Floyd County

Lime For White Washing

Advertisement for W. B. Snyder & Son offering lime products for whitewashing walls and surfaces. Includes company name and basic product purpose without extra details.

W. B. Snyder & Son

Special Holy Week Services In Christ Church

Christ Episcopal Church announces daily Holy Week services from 12 30 to 12 55 except Saturday with 8 pm Holy Communion Thursday and a 5 pm children’s service Friday. A male chorus of 20 voices will sing at the 12 30 service tomorrow. Public invited.

Christ Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson

Washington Car Leaps Forty Feet Before Landing

John E. Mendes and Charles H. Manning, War department clerks, were seriously injured in an automobile crash near Culpeper. An ambulance from Walter Reed Hospital transported them to Washington. Witnesses said Mendes lost control after meeting another car, the vehicle struck the bank, then flew about forty feet before landing and overturning. They were unconscious and later dazed, receiving first aid in Culpeper from Dr. Chelf.

John E. Mendes Charles H. Manning War Department Culpeper Walter Reed Hospital Washington Mendes J. J. Nash

Braddock Street Church Announces Holy Week Services

A series of holy week services will begin tonight at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South at 8 o'clock. The event invites community members to participate in the season of reflection and worship.

Braddock St Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South

Byrd to Rest Before Lecturing Tour and National Geographic Showing

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd plans two months of private life after returning from the South Pole voyage. He will arrive June 14 with the Eleanor Bolling and City of New York, then tour Washington and meet with the National Geographic Society for a formal showing of Antarctic motion pictures. A six week gap of retirement follows before a lecture circuit begins in August, potentially lasting through February 1931.

Associated Press New York Richard E. Byrd H. H. Ritley Eleanor Bolling City of New York All Bailey Stret Admiral Byrd Byrd Washington White House House Senate War and Navy Departments National Geographic Society Hoover Antarctic Virginia Brooklyn Polytechnic Institution American Arbitration Society Explorer Pittsburgh Pacific Coast Panama City of New Zealand Rangitiki C. M. Bailey Home Office Ashley McKinley South Pole

Church Gatherings Announced by Local Pastor

The Rev. Dr. Murray D. Mitchell announced ongoing meetings throughout the week. Tonight's sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden, pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church, with the public invited to attend.

Murray D. Mitchell F. T. McFaden Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church

Mountain Fire Beyond Control Spreads With Rain

Fire roars beyond lines as rain fails to curb theMountain blaze. About 300 men battle day and night but shifting wind spreads the flames, threatening surrounding areas and delaying containment efforts.

Alarm May Be Sounded For Forest Fire

Warden C. Lee Barr and Assistant Fire Warden Fred Goss announced today that if the forest fire continues on Great North Mountain a city alarm of fire may be sounded and they urge every person to respond to the alarm to help squelch a blaze causing thousands of dollars in damage to timber lands. Members of the companies will be alarmed.

C. Lee. Barr Fred Goss Great North Mountain

Fire roars over Great North Mountain as volunteers battle blaze

Hundreds of volunteers from Winchester and surrounding areas fought a massive fire on Great North Mountain. The wind shift spread flames across lines, threatening St. John's Church and local hotels while mules perished. Firefighters saved key buildings, with crews from Chamersville and Dr. W. D. Myers aiding the effort.

Succe Tce County Winchester St. John's Church Rock Enon Springs W. D. Myers

Geo R Green stock sale at Whitte Post Va

Attend the Geo R Green live stock sale on Wednesday April 16 at the stock yards in Whitte Post Virginia. Sale starts at 10 a.m. rain or shine with 150 head of cattle 150 head of sheep and hogs. See advertisement inside.

White Post Geo. R. Green Whitte Post

Cleaning House Help Wanted by Winchester Laundry

Classified notice for Winchester Steam Laundry offering cleaning assistance services. Reads as a small ads snippet with contact lines 28 and 29 and a reference to a 12 month schedule with Wed and Sat shifts. Compressed OCR fragment presents as a brief employment or service listing.

Winchester Steam Laundry

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H. F. Byrd W. E. Cooper T. B. Byrd H. Clay DeGrange Ray Robinson Victor Arthur Fred Robinson J. R. DuShane H. Delmar Robinson D. E. Stultz Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Star Philadelphia Bureau of Engraving Finance Committee The Amherst St Plaza Cash Grocery Water St Ridgeway Hall Georgianna Miller's Christ Church H. T. Chelf Warrenton Richmond Franklin D. Roosevelt Albany Borough of Brooklyn Boston
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