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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1933

Page

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Local Firemen Host Banquet With City Leaders And Speakers

The eleventh annual Friendship Fire Company banquet drew city officials and guests as Congressman Jennings Randolph warned of Communistic influence in the U S He praised the fire companys work while W R Legge and G R Quarles spoke on civic service Entertainment featured Cyril Mee and the Lutheran Church Orchestra.

G. R. Quarles W. R. Legge Ladies Auxiliary of Company United States Jennings Randolph West Virginia Second Congressional District Friendship Fire Company Randolph America Mr. Reardes Commonwealth Attorney James P. Rearden Frank T. McFaden Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Here Handley High School Garland R. Quarles Reardon Harry F. Byrd Senator Byrd Senate Friendshippers Cyril Mee Lutheran Church Orchestra Mee G. Reginald Haines Fred W. Forney Press

Naval inquiry turns to Akron crash and J-3 loss

The naval court examined the J-3 crash near Beach Haven N J as it sought wreckage for the Akron disaster. Chief Aerologist Maguire said a different course might have avoided the storm, noting the thunderstorm did not extend west of the Washington Newark air route.

Lakehurst N. J Naval Court of Inquiry David Irvin Cummins Pasquale Bettie Beach Haven Jesse L. Kenworthy, Jr Naval Air Station Ken F. C. McCord U.S. S Akron Charles J. Maguire Naval Station H. V. Wiley McCord Maguire Washington-Newark Airlines

Flower Shop Offers Easter Blooms Now Displayed

Easter lilies hydrangeas and rose bushes in bloom include calceolaries hyacinths azaleas tulips pansies primroses and yellow callas. Make your selection early from The Flower Shop.

Easter Jewelry Offers Quality Savings Display

Hodgson and Brown promote an Easter jewelry assortment with higher quality items and a window display. Shoppers are urged to see the selection before choosing, under the banner Gifts That Last.

Hodgson & Brown

Large Easter Programs At Rural Churches

Special services at Ebenezer Church of Christ draw large crowds with rising interest. Easter Sunday includes a 6 30 a m sunrise prayer at Capon Bridge Church of Christ and an 8 p m Easter program. All day services start at 10 a m with a 2 30 p m pageant and rededication. Rev S J Goode leads all services. former members and the public are invited.

Ebenezer Church of Christ Capon Bridge Church of Christ Ebenezer Church S. J. Goode

Conferees Agree On Post Charges

House leaders and post office officials, at a conference with President Roosevelt, agreed on cutting local letter postage to two cents and granting the President authority to adjust postal rates overall.

Associated Press Washington House Post Office Roosevelt

Holy Communion Service Tonight at Braddock Street Church

Communion services will be held at 8 o clock this evening at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South led by Rev E A Lambert. The service ends in time for attendees to go to Grace Lutheran Church for the oratorio The Crucifixion at 9 o clock.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South E. A. Lambert Grace Lutheran Church

Reserved Seats for Anne. What's Her Name at Boyce High

The senior play Anne. What's Her Name at Boyce High School offers reserved seats at Sargent's Store in Boyce for 35 cents. Tickets go on sale in a single period.

Boyce High School Sargent’s Boyce

Notice to Farmers and Fruit Growers on Seed Loan Court Session

J Gray Beverley Field Supervisor announces in Winchester Virginia that on Saturday April 15 1933 the Circuit Court room will host applications for Crop Seed Loans under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act and the 1931 Naeas Act with sessions from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m for eligible farmers and growers to file for loan consideration.

Circuit Court Fredericks County Winchester Virginia

Easter flowers bloom in display at George Washington Hotel

Large assortment blooming potted plants ferns and cut flowers in display sales room at the George Washington Hotel. Also promotes contractors and builders items and used structural steel with 24 hour delivery from Windsor Junk Co Spit.

George Washington Hotel Winchester Junk Co

Tennessee Man Arrest Case Moves Across Virginia

C H Redman a state prohibition inspector reports to Attorney General John R Saunders on the arrest of Alexander Shafer of Knoxville Tenn in Lee county Virginia. Shafer and his party were intoxicated and wanted to fight. They were jailed in Jonesville after being taken 40 miles from the scene and fined $50 with costs.

Richmond C. H. Redman John R. Saunders Alexander Shafer Knoxville Shafer Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Jonesville

Dance For Pool Benefit At Patton’s Hall Next Monday

A dance will be held Monday night April 17 at Patton’s Dance Hall on South Loudoun street to raise funds for a municipal swimming pool at Rouss Spring Park. The event coincides with Easter Monday and features the Virginia Corn Crackers. Admission is 50 cents with hall donation by Mr Patton.

Patton South Loudoun Street Park Association Virginia Rouss Spring Park

Six Die in Lightning Strike in Eastern India

Six persons were killed and several injured as a thunderstorm swept eastern and northern Bengal and Assam, hitting Calcutta and surrounding areas today. The report from Calcutta notes multiple casualties and widespread damage.

Associated Press Calcutta India Bengal Assam

Easter Specials at Home Demonstration Market

Easter specials advertise fancy pies 20c fresh graded eggs 10c deviled eggs 18c colored eggs 20c potato salad 15c quart at 19 South Cameron Street with hours 9 to 1. Includes 20 13 1p 2t as a note.

South Cameron St

Easter flowers and rentals offered by J H Henry

The Flower Shop advertises Easter corsages and delivery services. It lists rentals including store fixtures, county home, office, apartment, and other properties through J H Henry. Delivery available for Easter morning.

J. H. Henry

Harry Reardon Dies in Baltimore at About 35

Harry Reardon, aged about 35, formerly of Winchester and tied to a prominent local family, died in Baltimore after months of declining health. He worked for years at the Government Printing Office in Washington. Surviving are a sister in San Francisco and three brothers in Louisville, Baltimore, and Winchester. His remains will return to Winchester for a Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday.

Rends Winin Baltimore Harry Reardon Winchester Reardon Mr. Reardon P. M. Reardon Mosby Washington Margaret M. MceGranh

Virginia Intermont picks Wood for Apple Blossom princess

Virginia Intermont College in Bristol selects Catharine Ball Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Wood Pulaski to represent the college as a princess in Queen Shenandoah the Tenth s court at the Apple Blossom fete. The total princess count rises to thirty one with the announcement. Director General Arthur said the full court retinue will be announced soon.

Francoise May United States Paul May Washington Shenandoah Virginia Intermont College Bristol Catherine Ball Wood D. R. Wood Pulaski Arthur

Blackburn Moore Announces Bid for Virginia House Seat

FE Blackburn Moore announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the Virginia House of Delegates. He seeks Clarke and Frederick Counties and the City of Winchester, subject to the party primary on August 1, 1933, pledging careful service if elected.

Virginia House of Delegates Clarke Frederick Winchester FE. Blackburn Moore

Grace McKee dies after months of illness at 42

Mrs Grace May McKee aged 42 widow of Frederick county resident died at home after a months long illness. She was born January 20 1891 in Gore vicinity and survived by husband her mother Mrs Jenni Elliott of Baltimore and four children Robert Edward Dorothy and Maynard. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with a 10 oclock gathering at the home and later at Bethel Church near Trone conducted by Rev S J Goode. Interment will follow in the church cemetery with pallbearers Ralph Triplett Ira Godlove James Spaid Wilmer Dunlap and Guy Anderson.

Grace May McKee Frederick County McKee Gore Ralph Triplett Ira Godlove James Spaid Wilmer Dunlap Guy Anderson

Family of Five Perish In Fire at Buchanan Store

Roanoke dispatch reports a family of five died in an early morning blaze at W. E. Garlands general store in Buchanan. Roy Layman and his wife, their two children aged about 16 and 14, were killed along with a baby. Two firemen were overcome by smoke but survived.

Roanoke W. E. Garland Buchanan Roy Layman Hue Abby

South Carolina approves 3.2 beer and wine sales

Governor Ibra Blackwood signed the beer act allowing sale of beer and wines up to 3.2 alcohol content in South Carolina. This marks the first legal sale in 16 years, with officials announcing the change from Columbia.

Columbia S. C Ibra Blackwood South Carolina

Twenty Two Beer Sellers Granted Pardon in Ohio

Governor George White pardoned twenty two individuals for selling beer before legalization. The group includes six women and many had been convicted in recent weeks, reflecting a swift post legislative clemency action in Columbus.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio George White

Public Sale of Household Goods at Dunn & Duval Auction

Public sale of household goods promptly at 1 p m on Saturday April 22 at 112 North Washington Street Dunn and Duval Auctioneers Ip 31 14 19.

Beng North Washington Street Dunn & Duval

Mitchell Pleads Not Guilty in Dual Tax Evasion Indictments

Chas E Mitchell former chairman of National City Bank pleads not guilty to 1929 tax evasion charges. A second indictment for 1930 tax evasion is added with total alleged income of 2.82 million for 1929 and 0.76 million for 1930. Trial date set for April 24 after consolidation.

Associated Press New York Chas. E. Mitchell National City Bank Mitchell United States George W. Medalie Max D. Steuer Frank J. Coleman Charles — Mitchell Senate

Little Boy Killed Under School Bus in Staunton Yard

Eight year old Ralph Tharp died in Augusta County school yard as first graders boarded a bus during Easter dismissal. Witness Robert Bennett reported hearing screams. Coroner Dr. J B Catlett ruled skull fracture near brain base caused the death.

Staunton Ralph Tharp Augusta County Robert Bennett J. B. Catlett

Three Pay The Slaying Penalty

John Young a Louisville white man Kermit Roosevelt Pope and Richard Gaines two African Americans were executed at the state penitentiary in Eddyville Kentucky after confessing prior to the chair Pope killed his wife Gaines killed another man in a money dispute Young claimed he believed police officers were gangsters. A separate ad notes special value coats bags and neckwear and a card party at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by the Rebeckah Lodge with reservations.

Associated Press Eddyville John Young Louisville Kermit Roosevelt Pope Richard Gaines State Penitentiary Young Pope Gaines

Man Abducts Woman With Rifle From Cross Junction to Hagerstown

Frederick county authorities rushed after Elmer Elms who forced Mrs. Ethel Reinert with a large army rifle to accompany him to Hagerstown for a marriage. The pair left theCross Junction home and headed toward Maryland before a Hagerstown officer intervened and arrested Elms. The incident arose after Mrs. Reinert reported the threat to Winchester authorities.

Frederick County Hagerstown Cross Junction Ethel Irene Reinert Winchester Strasburg Penna

Storage tank and reconditioned pipe for sale

Winchester Junk Co offers storage tanks and reconditioned pipes in all sizes and quantities for sale.

Winchester Junk Co

Lost key folder with five or six keys in Brown leather

Missing Brown leather key folder containing five or six keys. Reward offered. Contact K. P. Richards at 169 W. Lime for whitewashing. 1p 11 W. B. Snider and Son.

Lil K. P. Richards W. Lp W. B. Snider & Son

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W.va Lakehurst Station Lieu. Maguire The Wiley Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College Glee Club Glee Club J. Gray Beverley HURST Grace McKee Ethel. Reinert Employe Sfek Chas. Mitchell Moling Cather Odd Fellows’ Hall Tues Rebeckah Lodge M. Lp
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