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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1938

Page

5

Resignation Of Clerkc Rejected At Grace Lutheran Church

The Grace Lutheran congregation rejected Rev. C Worthington Lowe s resignation by about 143 to 96 following a congregational meeting prompted by a 70 member petition. Lowe announced he would reconsider but the pulpit was filled by Rev Dr W C Waltemyer from Gettysburg for the evening. Further steps remain undecided.

Grace Lutheran Church C. Worthington Lowe Church Council Star J. J. Scherer First English Lutheran Church of Richmond Virginia Synod Lowe W. C. Waltemyer Gettysburg

Weekend crowds swell Shenandoah Valley festival traffic

Traffic into Winchester swelled for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival with record crowds seen on weekend roads. An accident on Route 7 near the city involved William E. Bean and Boyd Butler. Bean was charged with driving under the influence. Butler sustained minor injuries. Davidson of Hagerstown was arrested for DUI and concealed weapons with companion Forbes charged with being drunk. Hearing dates are set for Wednesday.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley Shenandoah City William E. Bean Alabama Avenue S. E Washington Boyd Butler Butler Bean West Virginia Aaron H. Davidson North Potomac Street Hagerstown Davidson Eugene C. Forbes

Funeral services for James J. Lillis held at Sacred Heart

Many friends and relatives attended the funeral for James J. Lillis who died suddenly of a heart attack last week. Service at Sacred Heart Church was conducted by Rev. Charles Comesky, with burial beside his parents Thomas and Susie Lillis in Sacred Heart Cemetery. pallbearers included Edwin Sibert and Joseph Taylor. Distant attendees included George A. Lillis of New Jersey and Mrs Maurice Wilfe with grandson Joseph Burch of Washington, plus Saylor Thorne of Waynesboro Virginia and others from Buena Vista and Cherrydale.

Maurice J. Lillis James J. Lillis Sacred Heart Church Thomas Susie Lillis Father Charles Comesky Edwin Sibert Eg Wylie Clayton Ritter Carpenter Charles Shoalter Joseph Taylor George A. Lillis New Jersey Maurice Wilfe Joseph Burch Washington Saylor Thorne Waynesboro Wilton Hill Buena Vista W. J. Jackson Cherrydale

Presbyterial Convention Proceedings Noted in Address and Reports

Rev Dr Minor C Miller speaks on religious education and Rev Julian T Owen covers foreign missions with remarks by Rev Dr W F McElroy of the Belgian Congo. Synodical president Mrs Ru fus P Clark delivers a message. Officers listed include Mrs R Bruce Slonaker vice president and Miss Ruth Rhodes recording secretary.

Minor C. Miller Julian T. Owen W. F. McElroy Belgian Congo Rufus P. Clark R. Bruce Slonaker Winchester Ruth Rhodes Woodstock Marvin Ellis Hedgesville W .Va Claude B. Stickley Vaucluse Mattie Wood Moorefield W. Va William MacDonald Keyser J. Henry Moling, Jr Slonaker George G. Snarr Charles D. Gilkeson

President Presses Tax Reform Against Tax Exempt Bonds

The president argues Congress should curb tax exemptions to enable a fair progressive income tax and a large reserve of tax exempt bonds. He notes economists view exemptions as incompatible with progressive taxation and questions constitutional constraints. He urges immediate action without waiting for constitutional amendments.

Congress

President Urges End To Tax Exemption On Government Pay

The President argues for swift action to terminate tax exemptions for federal and state government salaries and for granting states power to tax federal bonds issued in the future. He notes current inequities where government earnings are not taxed and calls for equitable treatment across public and private employment.

Congress

Exposition by Firemen Set to Open in Winchester Festivities

The World’s Exposition sponsored by the Sarah Zane Fire Department returns to the North Main street grounds for a night program. New world fair features from Dallas and Cleveland, a Paris replica casino, and acts by Miss Ruby Davis Miss Emily Godwin and others highlight a program of 16 shows and 14 rides including the Octopus and Lindy Loop. A large Bingo with 144 seats and various prize merchandise rounds out the entertainment.

Winchester Sarah Zane Fire Department North Main Street Dallas Texas Cleveland Paris France Europe Mons. de Loupe Ruby Davis Alabama Montgomery Ala Emily Godwin Charles Joy Gramlich Signorina Marguerite Montanaro 1 Duce Noma Estelle

Roosevelt Voices on Government Securities and Tax Equity

The speaker argued that government securities tax policy is a principle issue not political. He noted the current system favors the wealthy who can invest tax exempt funds, while lower income earners pay relatively higher taxes on secure government obligations.

Roosevelt

England Signs A Pact With Irish

London April 25. Neville Chamberlain and Eamon De Valera signed a pact aimed at easing enmities and settling trade and defense disputes between Britain and Ireland. It focuses on aligning Ireland’s farm product duties with Britain and Dominions, abolishing retaliatory tariffs, and waiving land annuities of 5 million pounds yearly if Ireland boosts defense spending.

London Neville Chamberlain Eamon de Valera Great Britain and Ireland Ireland No. 10 Downing Street Irish Free State Britain

Mayor Wilson Calls Suspension of McCloskey PWA Contracts

Philadelphia Mayor Davis Wilson urged Secretary Ickes to suspend all contracts held by Philadelphia contractor Matthew McCloskey until investigations finish. Wilson, campaigning for the Democratic U S Senate nomination, also urged McCloskey to withdraw from state projects as PWA adds inspectors in Pennsylvania for protection.

Pittsburgh Davis Wilson Philadelphia Secretary of the Interior Harold 8. Ickes Matthew McCloskey Pennsylvania Authority Wilson U. & Senator Pennsylvania McCloskey Washington Johnstown Guffey D-Pa PWA

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Clerkc Mr. Lowe Grace Church API Norge RES. U O’connell S. Braddock St Winchester, VA Virginia Barred Rocks White Leghorns New Hampshires Jersey Black Giants R. L. Reds Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery Maurertown, Va James Lillis F. D. Compton Red Jacket Grundy Grimesleyville Marline Ruby Edith Sarah Zane Company England P.W.A Iskes McClos Public Works Administration Akes Globe Brewing Company Baltimore
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