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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1937

Page

2

Handley Track Meet Set for May 29 at Handley Stadium

The Cumberland Valley league postpones the Cumberland Waneeee Track Meet to Saturday May 29 at Handley Stadium. New entrants Waynesboro and Fort H Cumberland join Martinsburg Hagerstown Allegany and local runners. Handley aims to defend its Class B title as other top high school teams gather for a high level meet.

Handley Stadium Cumberland Valley Waynesboro Fort Hf Cumberland Martinsburg Hagerstown Allegany Johnnie Fenmer George Washington T Ederis University of Virginia Ckies Handley

Woman Named Envoy New minister to Norway

Mrs Florence J Harriman of Washington DC a wealthy socialite and member of the Democratic national committee is named minister to Norway succeeding Anthony J Drexel Biddle in the post.

Norway Florence J. Harriman Wash D. C Democratic National Committee Harriman Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Norway Post Central Press

The Evening Star Maps Asia A New World View

The Evening Star presents a new map of Asia shown in artistic colors with clear details. It describes Asia as a vast, influential continent where half the world’s people live and where ancient custom meets modern culture. Readers are urged to study the map and use a coupon.

The Evening Star Asia Civiisuion

Daily Cross Word Puzzle 1607 Preview

Puzzle hints list obscure clues 21 Purplish 6 Soon brown pig 8 An implement used meat in Hindu 9 Abash pottery 10 A club for 22 At sea striking 1A long rr a ball 12 Diminutive streak in of Theodore marble 14 The smoked 25 Tricky and salted 27 Conduct a side of hogodical 17 A witty 28 Twirled person 32 Sixth note 18 To mend of the dia with needle tonic scale and thread 33 Arrange Answer to previous puzzle L LSI AIN IO AIN A

Abash Pottery

News Briefs From Greenway Virginia Local Social Notes

Greenway Virginia April 23 Miss Dorothy Arnold and family visited Miss Arnold’s relatives in Millwood. Miss Janie Seckford from Luray stayed with her sister Mrs Gardiner Clark a few days. Mrs Ruben Clark visited daughter Mrs William Walker. Mr and Mrs Paul Wise and children spent with Mr and Mrs John Eres in Armell. Several locals attended a ministerial lay banquet at Golden Glow in Winchester.

Greenway Dorothy Arnold Millwood Clark Cornwell Margaret Dick Winchester Howard White Janie Seckford Luray Gardiner Clark Ruben Clark Dauhter William Walker Paul Wise John Eres Armelr Harry Lee Updike Washington, D. C Helen White Howard Samuel Kenny Stephens City Raymond Grubbs Daisy Grubbs Pem Richin Charles Seastrunk St. John's Luther Chu C. B. Seastrunk Golden Glow

Local residents host visitors across Lebanon Church area

Lebanon Church Virginia residents welcomed guests from Chambersburg and Martinsburg with visits to relatives and friends. Several families hosted gatherings and birthdays, while illness and travel kept some at home. Local youth and teachers received weekend visits, and neighbors shared meals and surprise showers amid steady community activity.

Residents share news from Fawcett Gap and nearby towns

Fawcett Gap notes include visits by Marian Billmyer and Odena McDonald to Winchester, J. R. Burcham’s hand injury at Brumback’s, Sunday gatherings with Brumbacks and visitors from Mead, Washington, and Stephens City, along with Measles illnesses among Stella and Nina Kline. John R. White sustains injuries from a falling tree near Upperville. Mrs. Snapp hosts a surprise birthday supper with local guests.

Fawcett Gap Marian J. Billmyer Winchester Harry Clagett Odena McDonald Lucian Brumback John Lowe Front Royal J. R. Burcham Brumack Burcham Fran Brumback Eva Broumback Mean, Va David Brumback Stephens City Lucille Brumpack Washington, D. C Robert Snapp Opequon Elizabeth Bywaters Waynesboro Nancy Thurman Carlin Floyd Derflinger Reliance John R. White Upperville White Harvey L. Brumback Harrisonburg Lee Brumback Stella Nina Kline J. M. Snapp Ethel Betty Jean Snapp Roland Snapp F. P. Brumback Fawcetts Gap

Prayer Service Held at Grace Lutheran for Rev Lowe

Albin Brevities reports at Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester a prayer service led by Rev Seastrunk for Rev C W Lowe on Wednesday night. Mr Lewis has been mentioned in the fragment as part of the local update.

Albin Rev. Co Seastrunk C. W. Lowe Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Lewis

Butler James Holmes Given Suspended Sentence

In New York a butler named James Holmes pleaded guilty to stealing a ring from his employer’s daughter. As he lay on a stretcher with heart disease, the judge suspended sentence noting doctors say he has about three years to live.

New York James Holmes Sease

Roof Repairman Refuses Alarm After 40 Foot Fall

In Viroqua Wisconsin a 40 foot fall did not disturb Frank Wintz or a plumber who was working with him. Wintz was repairing a roof when the accident occurred. The two men reportedly escaped serious injury.

Viroqua Wis Frank Wintz Wintz

Oranda Notes highlights from local visitors and residents

Oranda Virginia notes list Pearl Wakeman and Louise Wakeman of Toms Brook visiting Mrs. Wakeman's mother Richard son. Rev R L Philpott of Middletown called on friends. Curtis Carrier of Crystal Caverns visited James Saum and son John. John Saum and Alfred Beaver show little improvement. Minnie Orndorff returned home after time with Doke and Emma Stickley at Cedar Bluff Farm. Hugh Pangle Marlboro visiting, Henry Loving’s wife. James Shull Marlboro and Stuart Mowery Oranda left for Sparrows Point Maryland for work. Joe Hausenfl 13 and Mildred Coftelt with Elmo Keller, Washington spent weekend with relatives. Mrs J J Brumback slowly improving at home.

Fiorella Fisher Mildred Mowery Minnie Colvin Nellie Brown David Frye Washington, D. C Walter Doc” Wilson Alonzo Snapp J. M. Boone Frank Cleaver Louisa County Eugenia Franklin Albert McDonald Alfred Rinker Stephens City Rinker Elmer Godlove Otto Wilson Fannie Brill Martinsburg W. Va Katie Holtzman Winchester Mildred Greene Claude Windle Chester Bowman R. J. Bowman Clarence Windle Statton Bowers Wit W. H. Ers Walter and Frederick Bowers Margaret Fauver Windle Pouseteening Windle House Oranda Pearl Wakeman Louise Wakeman Toms Brook Eg Richardson Wakeman R. L. Philpott Middletown Curtis Carrier Crystal Caverns James Saum John John Saum Alfred Beaver Minnie Orndorff Doke Emma Stickley Cedar Bluff Hugh Pangle Marlboro Henry Loving James Shull Stuart Mowery Sparrows Point Joe Hausenfl Mildred Co

Wintz Survives Fall After Pipe Misfire on Porch

A man named Wintz fell twenty eight feet from a porch roof but remained unhurt. He was about to light a smoke with a brier when a structural gave way causing the drop. He landed on the ground sixteen more feet below, still holding the pipe in his mouth and the match in his hand as he calmly lit the pipe.

Odu Thackeray Stevenson American News Features, Inc

Stephens City Notes highlights from local social scene

Stephens City April notes record visits and gatherings. Nettie and Ind Ma visit. Mrs Re'M. Carbaugh ginner. families hosting relatives include Campbells and Grim. Visitors include Nannie tenor and Washington guests. church meeting at Refuge. several residents present at events plus Wesley Sunday School officers.

Stephens City Nettie Ind Ma Ieee and Bary Ctae Re'm. Carbaugh Ginner Rome Patar Washington, D. C Edgarley Paul Emery Edwards Elwood Barr Clarksburg Will Barr White Hall M. BE Refuge F. M. Lucas T. A. Grim Charles Headley Gervis Lemley Mary Tewart Alva Steele Edward Campbell Luther Hottel Saumsville Lillian Barnes Hardesty Benda Berryville M. N. Shank Daughters of Wesley Calvin Grim H. 8. Tewart Henry Ritenour Blanche Parker Mary Barley Edna Sargent Catherine Lemley Nellie Ebersole Dorothy Herrell Susan Reid Sargent Mae Jane Grim Alice Free

Trustees Sale of Moses Myers Property

Two deeds of trust by Moses Myers dated 1934 will trigger a public auction at Winchester Court House on May 1 1937 at noon. The sale covers a lot at No 663 on the North two bends with payment terms of one and two years, interest annually, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Duvall Dunn act as auctioneers and set four listings.

Moses Myers Corporation Court City of Winchester Virginia Court House Crick Duvall & Dunn

Nation's lawmakers on Capitol Hill overview

Capitol Hill status report notes congressional action as the House and Senate consider a sweeping agriculture bill. The Senate committee scheduled hearings on President Roosevelt’s court plan amid ongoing legislative session and policy debate with multiple agencies and officials referenced in briefings.

Senate Sciary Committee Roosevelt Court

Windsor Lawyer Challenges New Book Over Abdication Chapters

Windsor's lawyer demanded immediate withdrawal of the book Corona-Hon Cetary due to chapters on the abdication of King Edward VIII. Allen warned action would follow if not complied and pressed for a published apology from William Heinnemann Ltd. Geoffrey Dennis, editor of League of Nations document services in Geneva, wrote the book published April 12.

Corona- Hon Cetary Ward VIII Allen William Heinnemann, Ltd Geoffrey Dennis League of Nations Geneva

Whale on the Beach Halts Resort's Summer Plans

Longport New Jersey reports a ten ton dead whale lying on the shore as residents debate how to remove it and whether to reopen the beach to visitors. The unusual obstacle disrupts daily life for the 228 residents seeking normal summer activity.

Longport N. J

Will Rogers Humorous Story Echoes Across Time

A fragmentary reminiscence on readers and authors from youth, humorously contrasting access to books with private homes. The speaker recalls lessons about literature, mentioning Thackeray, Stevenson, and Shakespeare, and notes a doorway barrier between public reading and private space.

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