Advisory Board of Demonstrators Meet in Epis Parish House
Advisory Board of Demonstrators held a meeting in the Epis Parish House with Mrs. W. F. Boges presiding. Mrs. J. W. Stipe gave the rotary and treasurer reports showing a balance of 40.48 dollars as enrollment targets and home repair campaigns for the county were discussed with a May 15 deadline and 103 families already enrolled. Committees pledged gardening and canning help. recreation reserve was endorsed and funds approved per the finance committee. Members noted the Madison Virginia federation meeting highlights and the World Associated Country Women of the World gathering in Washington in June. Mrs. Edwin Marker was elected delegate and M. Hayfield as alternate. A nominating committee was named and an Achievement Day committee list was set forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epis Parish
W. F. Boges
J. W. Stipe
Rotary
F. B. Cadwallader
Edwin Marker
H. A. Funk
Madison
Belle Burke
Associated County Women of the World
Washington, D
Opequon
Suth
M. Hayfield
Blacksburg
Snapp Williams
J. F. Judy
C. M. Rosenberger
Harold Cooper
Julian Larrick
George Bywaters
Andy Whitacre
Senator Steiner Named Republican Keynoter for Convention
Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon, World War veteran, was chosen by the Republican National Committee as the likely keynoter for the June convention. The unanimous choice came after discussions including other nominees such as Wayland Brooks and Frank O. Lowden. Steiner, below party leaders' line on some New Deal measures, has backed veteran aid while opposing work relief and certain taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Republican National Committee
Eye
Steiner
Henry P. Fletcher
Ralph Williams
William E. Borah
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Fletcher
Wayland Brooks
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Arthur Hyde
Missouri
Theodore Christianson
Kesota
James W. Wadsworth
New York
John W. Bricker
Ohio
John Hamilton
Kansas
Gov. Landon
Landon
Republican Party
Office of Permanent Convention
Japanese Build In North China near Tientsin
Japanese authorities began constructing an airdrome and military barracks in North China near Tientsin to house 10 000 troops. The project aims to have facilities ready if the far eastern crisis deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
China
Tientsin
Jugs Shattered on Sulphur Springs Road Collision
The report describes a crash on the Sulphur Springs road three miles from the city. A jug was shattered in the road and another bottle was found. the Shoemaker car, driven at speed, escaped as Maa was hurled about a hundred feet into the air, obscuring the officer’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
Maa
Funk
Fiorenza Hearing Reveals Attackers Admission
Deputy Inspector Curtayne questioned Fiorenza about the assault and strangling of the 34 year old author. Fiorenza said yes to the charge and said the assault was his motive for entering the apartment. He showed bravado at the scene and later suffered a tense reaction in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Curtayne
Fiorenza
Truck Owner and Drunk Driver Sentenced in Burlington Case
James E. Grove of Burlington was jailed for one month and fined costs after allowing Linda Male of Burlington to drive his truck while intoxicated. Male, the fourth drunken driving convict that week in local courts, received 30 days in jail, a $100 fine, and one year driving license suspension in Virginia. Elmer Line faced charges for no permit and no peace costs, while G Garden and West H Barrick of Hik Virginia were fined $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Male
Burlington
W. Va
James E. Grove
Donald Weems
Male
Virginia
Elmer Line
G. Garden
West H. Barrick
Hik
John Dillis to Open New Cafe in Winchester Next Week
John Dillis, famed Greek restaurateur of Winchester, plans to reopen by mid next week in a room at West Piccadilly street and Indian alley. Mechanics work on alterations as a new plate glass front and floor redesign prepare for meals by the Rue Blossom Festival on April 30 and 1. Dillis previously operated the first Greek restaurant in town over 25 years ago and remains a popular figure locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillis
Winchester
West Piccadilly Street
Indian Alley
Herman H. Hable
Dillis
Winschester
John
World War Vet Hunter Kern Dies at 42 in Hospital
Hunter Kern 42 a World War veteran who was gassed in France died at Memorial Hospital shortly before 3 today after falling ill yesterday morning. He lived at 418 Highland Avenue and is survived by his widow Kathleen Kidwell and eight children Earl Ralph Donald Wanda Mary Betty Linda and Helen. also brother George Kern and sisters Mrs Ethel Braithwaite and Mrs Inez Loy of Nain County. No funeral arrangements set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Kern
France
Memorial Hospital
Highland Avenue
Kathleen Kidwell
Earl
Ralph
Donald
Wanda
Mary
Betty
Linda
Helen
George Kern
Ethel Braithwaite
Inez Loy
Nain
Divorce Granted to Katherine A Moore in Frederick County
Katherine A Moore was granted an absolute divorce from William Moore on desertion grounds. Judge Philip Williams signed the decree in Frederick County Circuit Court. Married April 7, 1931, alleged desertion dated from October 1931. Neither party may remarry for six months.
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Katherine A. Moore
William Moore
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Baltimore and Chicago Markets Report April Livestock Prices
Markets show modest movements in cattle hog and lamb sections. Baltimore reports steady hogs and higher lambs while cattle show slow sales and strong calves. Chicago notes active hogs up to 11.00, steady to higher cattle, and active sheep with higher early lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
S. Dept. Agric
Local Markets: daily listings and corrections noted
The Star presents daily market listings with a note that graphical errors may occur and no responsibility is accepted for those mistakes. Readers are advised to rely on the textual data and official sources for precise figures and items.
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The
Star
Local Grain Prices and Cracked Corn in Crystal Brand Units
The listing shows Crystal and Magnolia brand flour and meal prices by bag size per barrel, plus cracked corn and various feeds. Also includes local retail market figures for flour in 98 48 24 and 12 pound bag formats and additional dairy and livestock feeds with per bag or per hundred weight pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasco
Suewkadans
Csc
Ee Senes
Market ends mixed as stocks hold gains amid light volume
The market retained most of forenoon gains with late trading steady. About 1,500,000 shares changed hands as French franc and British pound moved little in early foreign exchange, with notable equity prices including Am. Can 127.42 and Gen. Elec 38.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New RE
al Chem & Dye
Smelt. & R
Tel & Tel
Beth. Steel (New
Chrysler
Dupont de. N
Gen
Elec
Gen. Mills
Mot
Int. Harvest
Johns-Manville
Mont. Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. R. R
Sears Roebuck
Ltd. Oil N. J
Tennas Corp
UN. Pac
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Wheat and grain quotations show Canadian demand lifting prices
Chicago reports large Canadian wheat purchases near 2,000,000 bushels fueling firm prices amid profit taking. Estimates of record Canadian shipments later in the season and expanded domestic flour demand noted. Cash grain and regional quotes list futures for Wheat May July Sep and Corn Oats Rye Barley with varied prices across grades and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Bar‘ley
Timothy
Clover
Crochet Bowler Hat and Bag Pattern with Instructions
Pattern 5578 offers a chic crocheted bowler hat and bag set in guimpe with an open air stitch. It includes an illustration, stitch details, material requirements, and complete instructions. Send 13 cents in stamps to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept for the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Winchester Man Pioneers In Wire Photo Service
Winchester and Frederick county resident, son of Mr and Mrs William E Bowman, returned to Washington after joining the Associated Press wire photo graphic service. Bowman, linked with Lawrence Jolliffe and C Fred Barr, helped pioneer air plane photographs from Winchester and has worked with AP since the method’s wider adoption. A portable wire photo unit was recently used near Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Washington
Associated Press
William E. Bowman
Bowman
Lawrence Jolliffe
C. Fred Barr
United States
Pittsburgh
Crown Prince Asfa Wasan Takes Power In Ethiopia
Addis Ababa April 22 Crown Prince Asfa Wasan assumed control of the Ethiopian government on direct orders from Emperor Haile Selassie. He returned to the capital from the front amid reports of northern mutiny by Haile Selassie’s troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Asfa Wasan
Emperor Haile Selase
Anti War Rally At University Of Virginia Sees 25 Attendees
About 25 students gathered in Madison Hall at the University of Virginia for an anti war rally this morning under the American Student Union banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Madison Hall
University of Virginia
American Student Union
Nova Scotia Mine Rescue Reaches Trapped Men
Miners reach the two imprisoned men and a dead comrade after days underground as Dr. F. R. Davis and Dr. H. K. McDonald aid the rescues. Rescue leaders Joe Simpson George Morrell and H. I lead the dangerous breakout through a narrow shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Davis
Nova Scotia
H. K. McDonald
Donald Rankin
Robertson
Scadding
Cee
Joe Simpson
George Morrell
Reynold’s
Local notes from Front Royal and area social updates
Front Royal residents seen in hospital and at home with illnesses. Mrs. Mark McIntosh returns home after a ten day hospital stay for a fractured ankle. Mrs. Larry Boerner ill with pneumonia at her parents home, with husband Larry arriving from Baltimore. Several visitors and travelers are noted including Miss Gaunt, Mrs. Harry Graves, Theo. Graves, and others visiting. A funeral in Washington City is mentioned for Fred Kammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Mark McIntosh
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Larry Boerner
Roger Payne
Boerner
Baltimore
Miss Gaunt
Roosevelt Pays Tribute At Louis Howe Funeral In Fall River
President Roosevelt arrived in Fall River to honor Louis Mc Henry Howe. A large crowd greeted the presidential special as the cortege moved to Oak Grove Cemetery for a simple Episcopal service conducted by Rev. Edward J. Cleveland. Roosevelt appeared visibly moved, with Mrs. Roosevelt and the two sons beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Roosevelt
Louis McHenry Howe
Oak Grove Cemetery
Edward J. Cleveland
Mrs Hauptmann Plans Return to Germany and New Jersey
Mrs Anna Hauptmann announced return to Germany in June and said she will come back to haunt some people in New Jersey until the Lindbergh case is cleared. The remarks were made in New York on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Hauptmann
Germany
America
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Farley Reports Continuing Postal Recovery In West Virginia
Postmaster General Farley told West Virginia postmasters the business upswing is lasting and will accelerate. He cited postal receipts and industrial reports as evidence of a recovery trend that began over two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Farley
West Virginia
Italy Approves Additional War Funds in Gazette
Rome reports an extra 1.44 billion lire, about 115 million dollars, approved in the official gazette as Italian troops push toward Addis Ababa. Total war appropriations reach about 10.065 trillion lire, roughly 800 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Addis Ababa
Visiting kin and friends in town and area
Miss Louise eTae visits sister Mrs J L Powell in Hinton West Virginia. Mrs Maurice Scheuer returns from Baltimore after visiting her mother Mrs Ney. Mr and Mrs Robert Cassell of Calverton visit. Randolph Burner and family from Washington host guests including Miss Mary Putnam and Miss Evelyn McCune. William Jordan of Washington spends weekend with sister Mrs Kate Owens. Kate Greer of Roanoke arrives after death in family for Mr W C Armstrong. Gladys Haley vacationing in Washington with Miss Eleanor Heller. Francis Jones and Shirley Collins visiting in town Monday. Esther Hoskins attends funeral in Washington with sister DeNeale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Burner
C. 8. Putnam
Mary Putnam
Evelyn McCune
Washington
Dc. W. Burner
William Jordan
Town
Kate Owens
Kate Greer
Roanoke
H. O'Bannon
W. C. Armstrong
Armstrong
Fire destroys garage and new Dodge in Front Royal blaze
A three car garage owned by Mrs. E H Hoffman Sr and a brand new 1935 Dodge sedan were destroyed by a fire that broke out yesterday afternoon in Front Royal. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
E. H. Hoffman
Front Royal Bowlers Prepare for Tri-State League Match
Front Royal Bowling team travels to Martinsburg to face Hart's bowling team. The following night Arcade Bowling of Frederick Maryland visits Front Royal to challenge local bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Martinsburg
Hart’s
Arcade
Frederick Md
Randolph-Macon Academy Travels to Fishburne Game
Fishburne Military Academy hosts Randolph-Macon Academy in Waynesboro after the team left Front Royal for a 3 o clock baseball matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Waynesboro
Fishburne Military Academy
Girl Copeland Recaptured With Ex preacher Griffin in Missouri
Miss Madge Copeland of Creston Iowa and her ex preacher companion Perry E Griffin were recaptured after using a stove poker to free themselves from a Harrisonville Missouri jail where they were held on ban ditry charges Griffin was returned to Harrisonville and the jail was deemed not strong enough to hold Copeland Central Press
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry E. Griffin
Griffin
Harrisonville
Madge Copeland
Creston
Kansas City
Copeland
Central Press
Sleepy but determined men occupy New Jersey assembly
About 25 unemployed men camped in the New Jersey assembly chamber after a night in chairs, vowing to stay until the Legislature returns to finance relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Assembly
Holds Senators To Three Blows In Tight Early Battle
Boston’s McNair drove in four runs and homered as the Red Sox built a 6-1 lead before Washington rallied briefly. Grove pitched well for Washington but a late surge wasn’t enough and Boston held on for an 8-1 victory with Powell driving in the lone Washington run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty” Grove
Red Sox
Anly Coppola
McNair
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Sox
Grove
Yankees
Washington
al Powell
Carl Reynolds
Joe Kuhel
Powell
Cliff Bolton
Myer
Travis
Reynolds
Wicoscees Tc
Boon
Bokina
P .Sces
Coppola
Touair
Boston Abrh O AE Almada
Cramer Cf
OG Parish
Scccen
Werber
R. Ferrell, Co
Melillo
Borgo Irn
Cramer
Foxx
Giants
Phillies
NEW York
Hank Leiber
Curt Davis
YANKS
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Athletics
Pat Malone
Frank Higgins
Harold Warstler
Crosetti
Triangle FFA Elects Officers For Coming Year
Jonas Chamberlain of Handley High School was elected president of the Northern Triangle Federation of FFA chapters. Other officers include Herbert Manuel as vice president Billy Glasscock secretary Ross Lillard treasurer William Dodson reporter and Dalton Carpenter watchdog with R A Wall as advisor. The federation approved a rifle shooting contest among member chapters and set dues at ten cents per student per year. An extra $5 was authorized to fund three medals for track rifle and public speaking winners on May 23. Handley provided refreshments and led entertaining stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Chamberlain
Handley High School
Northern Triangle Federation of
Handley, Boyce
Berryville
Front Royal
Stephens City
Middletown
Herbert Manuel
Billy Glasscock
Boyce
Ross Lillard
William Dodson
Dalton Carpenter
R. A. Wall
Navy House approves Vinson bill for 54 naval auxiliary ships
The House naval affairs committee on April 22 approved the Vinson bill authorizing construction of 54 naval auxiliary vessels to support fleet operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Vinson
Townsend Movement Founder Subpoenaed for May 5
Dr. F E Townsend founder of the plan to pay 200 monthly pensions to all persons over 60 has been subpoenaed to appear May 5 before the House committee handling Townsend movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. E. Townsend
House Committee
Townsend
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Alice Brooks
Warren County
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Front Royal News
Buster Treat
Floyd, Va
Harley Cooper
Washington, D. C
Allen .J. Saville
Richmond
Henry H. Downing
Wyndham Lee
Harry Graves
Theodore Graves
Luray Caverns
Bedford Downing
Luray
Richard Collins
Fred Kammer
That City
Irene Johnson
Clarence Middleton
Alice Madox
Delaplane
Mrs. Middleton
George Wilkerson
Duncan Gibb
Frank Gibb
Florida
Frank Garber
Gretna
E. H. Keyser
Howe
Mrs. Hauptmann
Louise eTae
J. L. Powell
Hinton
Maurice Scheuer
Mrs. Ney
Robert Cassell
Calverton
Gladys Haley
Eleanor Heller
Mrs. Francis Jones
Monay
Shirley Collins
Roy Colins
Esther Hoskins
Mrs. DeNeale
Fishburne
Senators
Triangle F. F. A
Dr. Townsend
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