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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1934

Page

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Lovely Blonde Wins Honor in Beauty Contest

Miss Gladys Buckman placed second in a Winchester beauty contest held at Handley High School Auditorium. Miss Margaret Hansbrough was crowned Miss Winchester and will represent the city and the Rob ert Y. Conrad Post at the Virginia American Legion convention in Lynchburg next September.

Margaret Hansbrough Winchester Handley High School Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Hansbrough R. Y Winchester Lodge of Elks Virginia Miami Fla Lynchburg

Miss Hansbrough Crowned in Winchester Legion Pageant

The Winchester post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored Miss Hansbrough a blonde beauty and daughter of Mrs. Hansbrough and the late Garland M. Hansbrough. Col. B. M. Roszel presented a silver cup in a victory ceremony. A large crowd cheered as Miss Hansbrough accepted the honor at the school auditorium.

Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Hansbrough Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars A. Lee Coble Post Miss Hansbrough Legion Col B. M. Roszel Roszel George Washington Hotel

Bishop Cannon Used Moore Estate Funds in 1928 Campaign

Bishop James Cannon Jr testified that money from the Mary C Moore estate he administered was used for campaign purposes and personal obligations during the 1928 anti Smith effort. He denied paying estate debts and faced questions about campaign contributions and a potential new trial. The cross examination touched bank accounts and a Jameson contribution as a rebound witness was planned.

Associated Press Washington James Cannon, Jr District of Columbia Alfred E. Smith Southern Methodist Robert H. McNeill Moore Cannon Wilson New York City Peyton Gordon John J. Wilson H. Goldhurst Cable and Company Ada L. Burroughs Miss Burroughs United States Joseph S. Frelinghuysen New Jersey Frelinghuysen Richmond

Trucks Needed for Apple Blossom Festival Floats

Pinkney Arthur director renews request for trucks to support the Apple Blossom Festival parade floats. Those with available trucks for the next two weeks should contact Arthur at headquarters 122 or J T Engle at Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co 1092.

Pinkney Arthur Mr. Arthur J. T. Engle Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co

Rhodes Drug Co Ad Opens All Day Sunday

Rhodes Drug Co advertises hours from 9 a m to 9 p m with open Sunday service and prompt order delivery by phone 373 lp it.

Slander Trial Heard on Twin City Gas Case

Witnesses for the plaintiff outline slander claims by Mrs. F. E. Me against L. H. Zinn, manager of Twin City Gas and Oil Corp. Zinn, first defense witness, disputes the remarks and cites bookkeeping changes. Bankrupt reputations of Mrs. McComas are testified by several witnesses, with ongoing testimony likely to extend into next week.

F. E. Me L. H. Zinn Twin City Gas and Oil Corporation Shell Products Gulf Products C. T. Owens McClung Twin City Oil and Gas Corporations Owens McComas B. H. Potts

C. E. Officers To Be Installed At Loudoun Street Church

Officers of three Christian Endeavor societies at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will be installed at a 4 PM service in the main auditorium. Music by Billy Barnes, The Chanters led by Floyd Haines. Pastor Rev. B. McGukin directs. All are invited.

Christian Endeavor Societies Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Billy Barnes Floyd Haines B. McGukin

Profit Taking Hits Several Stock Issues In Market

In New York on April 21 profit taking appeared in a number of stocks as inflationary symptoms remained faint and most trends stayed defiant. The previous session’s revival did not extend, leaving a irregular close as transfers in London rose with the pound at 5.74 dollars and about 750000 shares changing hands.

Associated Press New York London

Local Lutherans To Be Visited By Martinsburg Class

Frank Brown president of Grace Lutheran Church announces that St. John's Luther an Church Martinsburg West Virginia will join the local Bible class for Sunday school worship at 9 45 oclock. Officials seek large attendance and on time arrival for the visiting group. The class orchestra will perform and Rev L A Thomas Grace Church pastor will lead the lesson. This annual exchange between the two Bible study groups dates back years.

Frank Brown Grace Lutheran Church St. John’s Lutheran Church Martinsburg W. Va L. A. Thomas Grace Church

PURE FOOD STORE AD OFFERS EVAPORATED FRUITS AND SALE INFO

Evaporated apricots pears peaches prunes and mixed fruit listed. A classified ad notes a wanted experienced beauty operator at Alecia Beauty Shop in Martinsburg West Virginia with date 4 17 1p 3t eod.

Alecia Beauty Shop Martinsburg W. Va

Banks, Cotton Control Bills Move in Washington

The House banking committee reports favorably the McLeod bill to pay depositors in closed banks up to 25000 each with a loan of 85 percent on the remainder, amid a clash over procedure and a move toward remonetization of silver. President Roosevelt signals support for the Glass bill to create a large five year loan fund in the Federal Reserve System with RFC involvement.

Associated Press Washington House Banking Committee Today Rainey House Roosevelt Harvard Federal Reserve System Senator Glass Eugene Black Federal Reserve Board Fletcher Senate Banking Committee Jesse Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation Jones RFC Federal Reserve

Krol Freed On $5,000 Bail In Virginia Case

Krol posted a $5,000 cash bond in Corporation Court after pleading illness grounds for bail. He boarded a bus for New York City with his sister and faces further indictments if the Virginia Court of Appeals denies the writ of error.

Max. Krol Corporation Court Krol Mrs Katison Chicago Union New York City Greenbacks Philip Williams Court of Appeals of Virginia Harry R. Kern Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Arthur G. Jones Wolen Mills Corporation C. Lee Barr Long Island New York State Virginia New York Jones Woolen Mills Corporation Jones California Harry L. McCann

Kohler Sister of Verne Sankey Charged in Boettcher Kidnapping

At St Paul arrest, Mrs Alvina Ruth Kohler sister in law to Verne Sankey faces conspiracy charges in the Boettcher kidnapping case. Prosecutors say she and Sankey and others plotted the 1932 33 abduction for a 60000 ransom. Boettcher was freed after payment. Sankey later died by hanging at the South Dakota penitentiary.

Alvina Ruth Kohler St. Paul Sioux City Associated Press ST. Paul, Minn Charles Boettcher Denver Verne Sankey Sioux Falls S. D Kohler Fern May Sankey South Dakota Werner Hanni Department of Justice George F. Sullivan United States Carl W. Pearce Ferne May Sanke Arthur Youngberg Boettcher Sankey

Boucher Named Press Head for Apple Blossom Festival

Frank Boucher of Hagerstown Maryland will run the Capitol Theatre press headquarters during the Apple Blossom Festival. Newsreel photographers writers and camera crews will base there, with Boucher directing the bureau for three years. The Cumberland Valley Girls Band will return with other bands and a 38 piece State Teachers College Band will perform. A national radio broadcast Friday will feature Queen Shenandoah XI and festival officials.

Frank Boucher Hagerstown Capitol Theatre J. Pinckney Arthur Boucher Penna Cumberland Valley Girs Carlisle Queen Sylvia's Elkins W. Va West Virginia State Teachers College Fairmont

County Groups Schedule Busy Week Programs

The home demonstration agent Miss Elizabeth Farrar outlines a week filled with 4-H meetings, demonstrations on foods and windows, club activities, and county council sessions. A citywide cleanup, led by P. P. Pilcher and civic groups, aims to have curbs cleared by Thursday night ahead of the Apple Blossom Festival.

Elizabeth Farrar Russell Grove Naomi Richard Stephens City Stonewall Home Demonstration Group Harry Kenny Stephenson Star Tannery Star Tannery Home Frederick County 4-H Club Council Christ Episcopal Chap P. P. Pilcher Bhamen Civic League Winchester Frederick County Court House Court House North Loudoun Street County Board

Mayor Declares City Clean Up Week Inaugurated By Civic League

City mayor proclaims a cleanup week with Civic League backing. City Manager outlines how residents can help make the city "spic and span" through organized efforts and community participation.

THE Civic League

Winchester Clean Up Week Proclamation 1934

Proclamation by Mayor Charles R Anderson declares the week from Monday April 23 to Saturday April 28, 1934 as Clean Up Week in Winchester urging citizens to improve premises to clean sanitary and attractive condition. Given April 21, 1934.

Ladies of Winchester Women's Civic League Charles R Anderson Winchester Charles R. Anderson Mayir

Warm and Cool Weather Outlook for Atlantic States

Weather outlook for the period beginning Monday covers the North and Middle Atlantic States. Generally fair conditions with showers around Wednesday. Cooler Monday and Monday night, warmer midweek, then cooler Thursday and Thursday night with a warmer end to the week.

Washington Middle Atlantic

Armstong Co advertises services at Piccadilly Street

Soft water used for Winchester Steam Laundry and awnings for residence or store listed with phone numbers 28 3-26-1p-e and 639. E W Armstrong Co at 39 East Piccadilly St advertises these services with 4-20-1p-61.

Winchester Steam E. W. Armstrong CO East Piccadilly St

Mrs De Vonde Beauty Nook Offers Hair Tinting

Beauty note announces permanent waving and hair tinting services at Mrs De Vonde Beauty Nook located at 129 S Loudoun St. The ad carries the slogan By Reputation The Best and provides a contact phone 1312.

Beauty Nook S. Loudoun St

Death of Pharmacist Terry English in car overturn

Terry W. English 38 a Boyd Drug Company pharmacist died when his car overturned on a rocky Marlboro Frederick county road. His skull was fractured and the body found by his brother in law H E Shull. Funeral to be held Sunday at his Washington street home with Elks attendance.

Terry W. English Boyd Drug Company Marlboro Frederick County Mr. English H. E. Shull Winchester Commonwealth Burr P. Harrison Harry L. McCann C. Lee Barr B. B. Dutton English Mr. Shull Engfish Shull Boyd Loudoun Boscawen Medical College of Virginia South Washington Street

Popular Books At The Library

The Handley Library suggests books this week that are particularly arresting. Notable titles include On Our Way by Franklin D. Roosevelt More Power To You by Walter B. Pitkin Current Momentary Issues by Leo PasvolskyReligion in Shoes or Brother Bryan of Birmingham by Dr Hunter B Blakely Jr I Went to Pit College by Lauren Gilfillan Long Remember by Mac Kinlay Kantor fiction.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Walter B. Pitkin Leo Pasvolsky Religion Brother Bryan Birmingham Hunter B. Blakely, Jr Pit College Lauren Gilfillan MacKinlay Kantor

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Legion Post Gladys Buckman Bishop Cannon Rhodes Drug CO C. E K, Wellwaine M’leod House Group Williams Mrs. Whitney Messrs. Doughlas and Cooper John Hay Whitney Lewis W. Douglas William E. Cooper National Broadcasting Company Canada Hawaii Anderson Terry English Washington Street Elks Franklin T. English Bedford Woodstock High School Masanut Academy Woodstock School of Pharmacy Shenandoah County Emma Johnston Shull Briscoe C. Shull Emma Jacquelin English Emmett William English Thomas English University of Virginia Guy Miller Blanche English Earl Humston Edinburg Handley Library
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