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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1938

Page

2

Offiers Of P O A Installed At Recent Meeting

Officers of the Patriotic Order of Ameri ca were installed for the year at a recent meeting led by District President Mrs Anna Boxwell assisted by chaplain Mrs Virginia Anderson and conductoresses Hazel Lake and Mildred Funkhouser. New president is Mrs Carrie Wheatley with assistant Sarah saene. New vice president is Bessie Costello with Anna Boxwell as assistant. Other officers include Mrs Jessie Stoller conductoress and Mrs Rose Hanen assistant conductoress with sentinel Miss Oneta Ritter and guard Kate Mills. Chaplain Gertie Puller orator Ida Brown trustee LeNora Ward past president Hazel Lake and other listed color bearers. The annual weiner roast will be at Edgewood on the Front Royal turnpike tomorrow night with transportation from Odd Fellows Hall.

Patriotic Order of America Anna Boxwell Virginia Anderson Hazel Lake Mildred Funkhouser Carrie Wheatley Iicil Saene Bessie Costello Erie New Me Jessie Stoller Rose Hanen Oneta Ritter Kate Mills Gertie Puller Ida Brown LeNora Ward Butler Ida Cain Lilly Brill Comfort Cooper Weiner P.O. A Edgewood Front Royal Turnpike Odd Fellows Hall

Sale of City Lots in Winchester Virginia Auction

Decree dated July 30 1938 directs a public sale in Winchester Virginia of three city lots. Sale set for September 3 1938 at 11 00 A M in front of the County Courthouse. Terms: one third cash with balance in two annual installments plus interest six percent. sale secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia H. K. Benham V. James N. Moling North Braddock Street North Avenue Martinsburg and Winchester West Braddock Street H. W. Butler Braddock Street Sebert Smith East Piccadilly Street Kent Street Piccadilly Street E. F. Smith

Star Shaped Tomato Report From Stephenson Farm

Ned Carter of Stephenson reports a star shaped tomato from his crop. The fruit shows a five pointed star marking on the side likely caused by a blossom pressing against the skin. Carter notes the star is clearly discernible and well formed.

Ned Carter Stephenson

Mrs Reynolds Denied Custody in Virginia Court

In Henrico county circuit court Judge Julien Gunn named Julian Louis Reynolds guardian of Richard Roland Reynolds, blocking Mrs Helene Fortescue Reynolds from removing their one year old son to New York. The 24 year old sister of Thalia Massie faces separate custody and support claims amid accusations of intemperance and jealous temper, with past incidents cited including champagne consumption and a pistol incident.

Richmond Helene Fortescue Reynolds Virginia Julian Louis Reynolds Richard Roland Julien Gunn Henrico County Young Reynolds

Postponed Softball Games Rescheduled in Winchester League

The first half schedule delays for Winchester softball were moved to tomorrow afternoon. Matchups include Co. I against Va. Woolen at Sunny Side, Jr. B. of T. versus United Food at Park, and A. P. versus Elks Club at Academy.

Winchester

Virginia West Virginia disagree over highway ownership dispute

Virginia and West Virginia reach an understanding over a 1,800 foot stretch of state route 23 that sits across the drainage line along a mountain ridge. The road was built six years ago with Virginia paying construction costs on the portion crossing the line and both states agreeing to split maintenance responsibilities.

Lehew Highview Burr H. Simpson Virginia Atlantic Great Lakes West Virginia

Marksmen Compete In Cumberland Two Day Tournament

Police pistol marksmen from state and city agencies and major companies gather at Constitution Park for a two day tournament opening today hosted by Cumberland police. About 100 officers attend from Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania including the state patrol plus Baltimore Washington Cumberland and county units. Celanese Corporation of America also fields a team.

Cumberland Constitution Park Cumberland Police Department Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Baltimore Washington Celanese Corporation of America

Exposed Bathers Criticized at Eastern Church Conference

A regional Evangelical and Reformed Church gathering in Lancaster Pa heard a proposal for a federal artists commission to decide who may appear in public in modern bathing suits. Rev Paul P Stonesifer of Chambersburg Pa argued such a body would return to the showers those who offend the eye.

Lancaster Evangelical and Reformed Church Pennsylvania Maryland Commission of Artists Paul P. Stonesifer Chambersburg

Streamlined Emblem Replaces Elephant in Republican Heroic Image

The Republican party has redesigned its emblem to feature a rampant charging pachyderm with trunk aloft and tusks thrust forward, replacing the earlier gentler elephant image. The shift signals a bolder, more aggressive branding for the party.

Chicago Republican Party Yesteryear

Guards Removed From Tennessee

Tennessee guards poised for Memphis voting day were redirected to training in Mississippi. Governor Browning denounced federal injunctions, claiming state troops remain under his sovereign authority and threatening to deploy if needed.

Nashville Tenn Memphis National Guard Tennessee Mississippi Gordon Browning John D. Martin National Democratic E. H. Crump Crump Browning Prentice Cooper Shelbyville Somerville, Tenn Martin Shelby County Election Commission Col R. H. Bond 117Th Infantry Jackson Fairgrounds

Jersey Breeders Field Day Picnic Set for Orange Virginia

Frederick county Jersey breeders are invited to a field day at Cleveland Dairy Farm Orange Va Friday. The program opens at 10 with R F Hill Jr presiding and welcomes from Miss Callie Clark. Talks include breed trends by Lynn Copeland and a 4 H Dairy Demonstration Team clinic. A noon picnic lunch precedes a 1 pm business meeting and herd type classification by S M Salsbury.

Jersey Orange Frederick County Cleveland Dairy Farm R. F. Hill, Jr Callie Clark Virginia Jersey Cattle Club Lynn Copeland S. M. Salsbury Ohio State University

Delegates Gather for Clarke County Route 12 Meet

Berryville Clarke County Chamber of Commerce hosts delegates from Front Royal Shenandoah Elkton Waynesboro Stanley Grottoes Harpers Ferry and Frederick Md to discuss Route 12 modernization and potential northward extension through White Post Boyce Berryville to Charles Town Harpers Ferry and Frederick. Congressman A Willis Robertson key speaker notes Virginia highway system origins and tourist business importance.

Berryville White Post Boyce Charles Town Harpers Ferry West Virginia Frederick A. Willis Robertson United States House of Representatives General Assembly of Virginia Virginia Robertson Louis Spilmas Eastside Highway Association P. T. Shirey Front Royal Florida New York H. T. McDonald R. B. Wolfe I. G. Bierer P. M. Shirey C. C. Lauderback Luray E. W. Larkin D. G. Ale- Shire Robert T. Morrison William Robinson Stanley Louis Spilman Paul Freed Waynesboro J. Frank Littell J. 8. Pirkey Greta W. E. Hisey Shenandoah R. Wolfe John Shires H. Robinson Elkton W. A. Moon

Gochenour Takes Two-Week Fireman Holiday

Members of the South End Fire Company joked that driver William Gochenour is on a fireman's holiday. His vacation began yesterday and is to last two weeks, though he was not away from the engine house all day.

South End Fire Company William Gochenour Gochenour South

Nurses Visit Ill Children Report From District Nurses

District Nurse Association reports 312 visits last month includ ing 174 to 27 adults and 47 to 12 school children. Transport aided by Friendship Fire Company ambulance and welfare department cooperation. Infants with colitis, two schoolchildren to hospital, one adult to Mont Alto, another to Winchester Memorial for X ray and surgery. Preschool prevention exams and a picnic for underprivileged children coordinated by Rev. C W Lowe.

District Nurse Association University Hospital Mont Alto Friendship Fire Company Winchester Memorial Hospital Welfare Department C. W. Lowe

Weeding Out Inactive Grants in Public Works

The Public Works Administration rescinded a 1.125 million dollar Boston grant for a new City Hall and began weed ing out inactive applications. It approved 175 additional non federal projects and raised total authorized construction since June 22 to 1,081,484,930 dollars. Boston lost funds for failing to accept prior offers.

Washington Public Works Administration Boston Harold A. Gray

British refuse to admit guide dog without quarantine

Hazel Hurst a 22 year old blind woman from Oneonta New York arrived in London aboard the American Merchant with her German shepherd Babe. The British Ministry of Agriculture after serious consideration refused to admit the dog without quarantine despite sympathy.

London Hazel Hurst Oneonta New York Babe America Ministry of Agriculture

Swordfish Wounds Fisherman in Sea Encounter

In Boston on August 2 a Coast Guard cutter answered a distress call from a fisherman badly wounded after a swordfish rammed his dory. The fish pierced the vessel and the man's leg prompting rescue by the Cayuga and a nearby trawler report.

Boston Coast Guard

Week's Vacation At Atlantic City Offered By Legion Post

Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion offers a week's vacation at Atlantic City at the Hotel Senator for two people including meals and rooms and transportation. In addition there will be 18 gifts presented on August.

Atlantic City Senator Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion

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