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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

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Annual League Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Virginia

Frederick County leaders preside as officers begin second year of two year terms. Shenandoah District includes Frederick, Clarke, Warren, Shenandoah, Page, Rockingham and Rappahannock counties. Highlights cover consolidation with National Congress of Parent Teacher Associations and aims for 100 senior leagues and 140 junior leagues.

Cooperative Ed Seana Davocla Ucationation Stephens City Washington County Shenandoah Frederick Clarke Warren Page Rockingham Rappahannock William T. Sanger Virginia Journal of Education National Congress of Parent Teachers’ Associations B. L. Hummel Blacksburg B. Duvall Chambers Millwood R. T. Long Updike D. D. Miller A. P. Starling Winchester Robert B. Nelson Objectives R. B. Nelson R. H. Gardiner Leslie Fox Front Royal Lewis Turner

City Cleaning Drive Spruces Up East Cork Street

Fifteen city employees with brooms swept East Cork street yesterday giving it a fresh look. City trucks hauled rubbish all week and the Mayor and City Manager praised the cooperative effort as the city prepares for the festival.

East Cork

Fresh Vegetables Arrive Daily at Pure Food Store

Fresh vegetables arriving daily at Pure Food Store, offering a rotating selection. Shoppers can expect a variety of produce suitable for daily meals and seasonal dishes.

Ap Lt Pure Food Store

Boxing program for Legion benefit at City Hall Auditorium

Boxing matches at the Apple Blossom Festival preview the Legion benefit card with local fighters such as Handsome Phil Colvin and Bruce Sheard facing Starretson and Bill Homer. Out of town pros headline three main bouts as ticket sales start May 1 with varied seating prices and dignitaries from the Shenandoah Boxboard Company and O Sullivan Rubber Company aiding arrangements.

City Hall American Legion Legion Phil Phil Colvin Shenandoah Boxboard Company Starretson O’sullivan Rubber Company Colvin O'Sullivan Company Athletic Club O’sullivan Bruce Sheard Bill Homer Charles Armel Buddy Fletcher Front Royal Winchester Walker Sandy” Baker Snag Sargent Toots” Taylor Dave” Reardon Legion Post

School Display For Tomorrow in Kernstown County

Miss Annie Preston Starling, rural elementary supervisor, and assistants arrange exhibits for the county school fair to be inspected tomorrow afternoon. Kernstown teachers add a miniature model home at the County Court Haus, showcasing health and beauty ideas from pupil projects.

Annie Preston Starling Kernstown

Improvements To Grant Property On South Stewart Street

Extensive interior and exterior work is underway at the late Scott Grant property on South Stewart Street now owned by Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company. Mrs. Frank L. Buckley has leased the property again for a term of months.

Scott Grant South Stewart Street Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Frank L. Buckley

Mrs De Vonde Beauty Nook Advertising

Beauty service advertisement for Mrs De Vonde offering permanent waving and hair tinting at Beauty Nook 129 S Loudoun St with phone 1312. Uses slogan By Reputation The Best and includes two duplicated lines of service. Dated 4 18.1p tf.

Mrs. de Vonde Beauty Nook S. Loudoun St

Tucson Kidnapping Hunt Ends In Negotiated Ransom Cut

A Tucson manhunt for six year old June Robles was suspended to allow her father Fernando Robles and uncle to negotiate with abductors. The note offered to lower ransom to 10 000 if action was quick while a crowd at the Pima county courthouse muttered of lynch. Officers and volunteers had surrounded the area amid the dramatic pursuit.

Associated Press Tuscon Ariz Pima County June Robles Man Hunt Arizona Fernando Robles June Colby A. Farrar Robles Farrar Tucson John Dillinger Bernabe Robles Colby

Festival Programs On Sale Through Boy Scout Troops

The Apple Blossom Festival program is on sale via downtown Boy Scout troops. Scout executive Frank R. Horton announced copies can be mailed to friends in advance, with programs priced at 10 cents. About 9,000 copies are being placed with nine Scout troops for sale.

Boy Scouts Frank R. Horton

Auction Sale of Mrs Violet Household furniture

Entire household and kitchen furniture of late Mrs J B Violet to be sold Saturday April 28 at 10 am at 402 S Braddock Street. Antiques offered. Conducted by Mrs Arthur Anderson.

J. B. Violet S. Braddock Street Arthur Anderson

South End Hose Co sets April 30 meeting for parade details

Important May meeting to arrange last minute festival parade details. Capt. Gough asks every member to be on hand. Secretary notes the date as April 27, 1921.

Gough

Sale notice for Zirkle property at Market and James

Public sale of the Front Court House area property known as Zirkle on Market and James Streets at noon on Saturday April 28. Real bargain offered. J. P. Reardon, Trustee.

Front Court House Zirkle Property Market James Streets J. P. Reardon

Dillinger as a Boy on Indiana Farm Revealed

A historical photo shows John Dillinger at age ten on his father’s farm near Indianapolis. The image highlights the future outlaw’s slitted lips and determined jaw, traits familiar from police circulars and widely recognized in crime lore.

America John Dillinger Indiana Indianapolis Dillinger

Geneva Arm Parley Faces Slim Progress Prospects

Washington April 27 The Geneva disarmament talks show slim prospects for progress as lawmakers focus on domestic matters. Administration officials seek Senate approval of a reciprocal tariff bill to improve foreign markets despite Republican opposition.

Washington Geneva Congress Senate Committee

Conference on German Foreign Debts Opens in Berlin

Berlin April 27 open conference on the transfer of Germanys foreign debts began this afternoon amid uncertainty. Germans were warned by Great Britain at the last minute against moratorium plans for the Dawes and Young loans. Negotiations were conducted with secrecy and a chairman would be chosen at todays meeting.

Associated Press Berlin Germany Great Britain

Dillinger Aide Believed Near Range of Posse

In Wisconsin near Fifield a man thought to be George Baby Face Nelson faced a pursuing posse in the woods. Authorities also report Evelyn Frechette possessing keys to the Hollywood police station and detective bureau doors.

Dillinger POSSE Nelson Wisconsin Woods Hollywood Calif Evelyn Freschette Associated Press Fifield Wisc George Baby Face Los Angeles Cal Evleyn Frechette John Dillinger the Times Department of Justice Detective Bureau Joseph Dunn

Mr. Brown Buys Richards Property

Harold G. Brown cashier at Shenandoah Valley National Bank bought the Boyd Richards property on South Washington Street. Brown and his family had been living there and the purchase price was not disclosed.

Harold G. Brown Shenandoah Valley National Bank Boyd Richards South Washington Street

Scout leaders discuss Shenandoah Area Council plans

Mr. W. N. Dunn of Martinsburg West Virginia president of the Shenandoah Area Council BSA met yesterday at the Scout office with Mr. J. S. Scully chairman of the Winchester administrative center to discuss administration and activities.

W. N. Dunn Martinsburg W. Va Shenandoah Area Council J. S. Scully Winchester

Lindbergh ransom money rumor denied by Justice Dept

Justice Department officials dismissed reports that a large portion of the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom money had been found in New England. J Edgar Hoover called the claims untrue. Boston papers had claimed money was linked to the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston and that agents were active in Vermont.

Justice Department Federal Reserve Bank Washington J. Edgar Hoover Justice Department Division of Investigation Boston Lindleigh New England Vermont Hoover Charles A. Lindbergh John FP Jassie’ Condon Bronx William W. Paddock Rutland Department of Justice Clarence JD. McKean Bureau of Investigation For Hower Cummings

Ex Queen Helen Ames Washington to Attend Apple Blossom Festival

Miss Helen Ames Washington, former Queen Shenandoah IX in 1932, is listed among guests at the Eleventh Apple Blossom Festival next Thursday and Friday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lafayette Washington of Overbrook Philadelphia and a collateral descendant of George Washington.

Helen Ames Washington Shenando& IX George Washington Miss Washington George Lafayette Washington Overbrook Philadelphia Winchester

Carpenter Convicted of Forgery in Corporation Court

Carpenter was found guilty by a jury on two indictments for uttering forged checks each bearing the name Clifford D Grim and valued at 11 65. He received six months in jail on each count after deliberating from 3:30 to 5:30.

Joe Carpentr Corporation Court Carpenter Clifford D. Grim

Two R F D Post Routes Will Be Merged May 1

Rural free delivery routes Nos. 2 and 3 out of the Winchester post office will be consolidated into one route served by Leslie E. Fries. The move follows an order from the second assistant post master general and retires James O Ritter. Patrons between Hartman’s blacksmith shop and Nain post office must move mail boxes to the opposite side of the highway by May first to enable prompt delivery.

Winchester Leslie E. Fries W. Nelson Page Post Office Department James O. Ritter Hartman Blacksmith Shop Nain Post Office Fries Hartman’s Nain

Minor Motor Accident at Berry's Ferry

A minor motor accident is reported on the Shenandoah River bridge at Berry's Ferry. Doy D. Dodd of Langley Field Illinois skidded his car onto the bridge railing causing about 25 dollars damage with no personal injuries.

Shenandoah River Berry’s Ferry Doy D. Dodd Langley Field

Retail Grocers Enter Float For Apple Blossom Parade

The Retail Grocers Association starts building a non commercial artistic float for the Apple Blossom Festival parade. It marks the first year the association enters a float and contributes the largest festival donation. The float will display Progress and Service and honor the merchants. Committee members are Hoye L. Riley Lloyd Carper and John Miller.

Retail Grocers Association Hoye L. Riley Lloyd Carper John Miller Winchester

Special Services For Students And Industry Workers

Handley High School graduates who attend Brad dock Street Methodist Church will join regular Sunday services at 11 a.m. on April 29. Teachers invited. Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker will preach on The Purpose of Education. An 8 p.m. evening service targets workers with The Refuge of the Workman. The church open May 3 4 as a rest refuge during the Apple Blossoms Festival.

Handley High School Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Hubert Sydenstricker

Weat and White Metal Staging a Mild Recovery

New York trading showed a cautious rally in commodities with wheat recouping a cent a bushel and silver up about a half cent an ounce. Copper rose a half cent to 43 cents, cotton followed wheat, and rubber gained on reports a world output agreement nears. International dollar rates moved little, bonds were uneven, and the pound opened at 5.1356 in London. Call money held at 1 percent as equities saw virtually no public activity and ticker quotes remained halting.

Associated Press New York London

Mayor Wooding to celebrate 90th birthday after 42 years in office

Danville reports Captain Harry Wooding mayor for forty two consecutive years will turn ninety tomorrow. He will perform official duties, receive visitors, and hold a family dinner at his home. He walks a mile to his office daily and reads the Bible an hour before starting work.

Danville Harry Wooding Wooding

Bishop Cannon Trial Trails in Campaign Finance Case

A jury weighs if Bishop James Cannon Jr and Ada Burroughs conspired to evade full reporting of 1928 anti Smith campaign funds. Defense says Cannon complied with the law and Burroughs had no knowledge of Jameson money.

Associated Press Washington James Cannon, Jr Ada L. Burroughs Southern Methodist Heeler Alfred E. Smith Robert H. McNeill Leslie C. Garnett United States Peyton Gordon Cannon Garnett Bishop Cannon McNeill Miss Burroughs Edwin C. Jameson New York Virginia Bishop Cannorm Jameson

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Shenandoah District Frederick County Shaping Up For Legion Boy Scout South End Hose CO Geneva Arms White House The Mr. Brown Richards Queen Carpenter Is R.F.D. Post Hartman’s and Nain Ward Heeler Defense Churchman
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