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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1926

Page

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Handley Band Heads North for Shenandoah Valley Tour

Seventeen local citizens join Handley High School Band of Winchester as they depart on the Shenandoah Valley good will special for Canada New England and the Sesqui Centennial. The 24 band members under Prof W H McIlwee travel with an escort of about 250 including officials and wives. The train will broadcast Shenandoah Valley attractions and resources from Washington to Buffalo and return.

Handley High School Winchester Frederick County Canada New England Strasburgh Virginia W. H. MclIlwee Strasburg Robert L. Gray Louise and Cornelia Gray E. W. Cather Emmet L. Henry Bertha Clevenger Walter E. Barr Ada Thatcher Oppie Annie Rees N. K. Larrick W. A. Collins M. B. Clowe Louis H. Grimm Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce J. Henkel Henry Handley Band Harry Dunn Lester Forney Ivan Jackson Robert J. Benchoff Douglas Grim Warren McFarland Donald Shockey Norman Stump John F. Hoover Kenneth Henry Curtis Bly Garland Spilimian Marshall Kline Harry Haines Jack Forney Fred Rathman Luther Greene John Landis John Fisher Robert Kerlin Raymond Kerlin Albert Kramer John Miller George Jones Elks’ Club Southern Railway Washington Buffalo WN. Y Southern Henry Fred. S. Anderson John Pappas Nick Dellis Stewart Bell Garland Spillman Mellwee Bell Shenandoah Valley

Coolidge Declares Four-Year Prosperity Peak

President Coolidge marks the fourth anniversary of his presidency stating the past three years are the most prosperous in U S history. He credits sound business conditions and prudent corporate finance while acknowledging more work lies ahead in legislation and administration.

Pamith N. Y Coolidge

Shumate Estate Distributed Among Heirs in Winchester Court

A Winchester Corporation Court decree orders the Martha Shumate estate divided among 139 heirs, with 53 on the Shumate side and 86 on the Brown side. The total estate valued at $136,118.28, with $100,000 to be distributed, $50,000 to each side, the largest share $2,500 and the smallest $24.29. The work was by Master Commissioner John M. Steck, and costs for the suit were about $17,000. Special commissioners of sale were named for the real estate disposition.

Corporation Court of Winchester Martha Shumate Shumate Brown John M. Steck Miss Shumate Senone

Miss Ella Peltz Dies in Baltimore Sister of Mrs Reed

Miss Ella B Peltz a member of a Baltimore family died last night at her home in Baltimore after several weeks illness She is survived by her mother three brothers and two sisters Funeral and interment will be held in Baltimore where she was born and reared

Ella B. Peltz Baltimore W. Harry Reed South Braddock Street Miss Peltz

Correction: Harold C. Sheetz in accident report

The Star corrects a previous notice naming Mr. and Mrs. E Blair Sheetz. The accurate names are Mr. Harold C Sheetz and his sister in law as involved in the minor car accident. The Star regrets the error.

the Star E. Blair Sheetz Harold C. Sheetz

Arrest of Augustine Brown for Theft in Baker Residence

Augustine Brown, a 21 year old colored girl, was arrested yesterday afternoon on South Washington street charged with stealing clothing from Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Baker. A large quantity of alleged stolen garments was found in her room during a search by officers.

Augustine Brown W. A. Baker South Washington Street Baker

Furnished Rooms and Bath for Rent at Cork Street

For rent furnished rooms with bath in a house at 214 West Cork Street. Apply in person. Listing notes available through local classifieds dated August 3. Property offers including shared facilities and convenient location.

Bath Cork St

Woman's Christian Temperance Union to Meet at Friends House

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular semi monthly meeting at 9 39 Thursday at Friends Meeting House. All members are urged to attend and friends are invited. The meeting will close in plenty time to get home and prepare lunch.

TW. C.T. le Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Friends Meeting House

Legislature Noi to Be Called in Special Session

Governor Byrd announces no special session will be convened after talks with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The firm will withhold higher rates pending appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court, keeping ICC authorized rates in effect and waiving bond rights. The plan limits the increase to one fourth of the proposed amount, with potential retroactive adjustment if the higher rate is approved on appeal.

Associated Press Richmond General Assembly Harry F. Byrd Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company State Corporation Commission Supreme Court of Virginia A. E. Berry Supreme Court Byrd Virginia Berry Telephone

Former Pastor Sues 11 Deacons in $150000 Suit

The Rev. S. B. Ogle, acquitted last week of charges he tried to kill a Princeton deacon, has filed suit against eleven deacons of the First Baptist Church of Princeton for 150000. The basis for the suit was not disclosed.

Associated Press Bluefield W. Va S. B. Ogle First Baptist Church of Princeton

Dead Chickens Found On Premises In City

Sanitary Inspector Persell D. Plank arrested the poultry shop owner on South Kent Street for maintaining unsanitary premises. Three barrels of dead chickens were found, emitting a nauseating odor. The owner was fined $9 including costs as the health department launches a citywide sanitation program.

Persell D. Plank South Kent Street Justice Weems Health Department

Moling and Seal Holeproof Hosiery Ad

Holeproof Hosiery promises lasting wear with Moling and Seal features for comfort and fit. Advert shows shopping details and retailer contact on page seven offering style and price options.

Woodstock Rotary versus Winchester Rotary baseball game

Baseball action set for Thursday at 3 30 p m at the stadium with Woodstock Rotary facing Winchester Rotary. Admission 30 cents. Local clubs compete in a community match.

Posse hunts for alleged killer in Clarke County

A posse led by Sheriff Pannett searched west of Stephens City for Bill Whirley a Clarke County fugitive linked to the Armel murder. No one reported seeing him though authorities believe he recenty passed through the area. A $200 reward is offered by Clarke County supervisors and the state.

Bill Whirley Clarke County Stephens City Pannett Nho Whirley Board of Supervisors Virginia Archibald E. Armel Armel Whitley

William Gochenour Dies After Illness in City Home

William Gochenour died yesterday at his Woodland Avenue home after a three week illness from complications. He was 65, born in Hardy County West Virginia, long employed at Snapp Foundry, and survived by his wife four children six grandchildren and a brother. Funeral set for 4 pm Thursday from his Woodland home with Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden presiding. Burial in Mount Hebron cemetery.

Woodland Gochenour Hardy County W. Va Virginia Snapp Foundry Lucy Golliday Ada Gochenour William Gochenour Harry Wilson Martinsburg James Gochenour Woodland Avenue F. T. McFaden Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron William Ae Tobe

Sunday School Reorganization Planned at Stine's Chapel

Sunday school will be reorganized at Stine's Chapel on North Frederick road at 3 30 o clock next Sunday afternoon August 8. An address on The Leadership of Moses will be delivered. All denominations are invited and organizers hope the whole community will attend Sundays.

Stine’s Chapel North Frederick Road Moses

Brunswick Band To Play For Firemen Parade

The Friendship Fire Company hires the Brunswick Band of Brunswick Maryland to accompany to Martinsburg West Virginia on August 12 for the Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association parade. The Brunswick Band previously played here in 1926 during the Apple Blossom Festival.

Friendship Fire Company Brunswick, Md Martinsburg W. Va Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association Brunswick

Doctor Voschell to Hold Clinic Here Next Saturday

Dr. Allan Voschell of the University of Virginia will oversee a free medical clinic for crippled men women and children of all races on Saturday August 7 from 9 AM to 5 PM at the District Nurse Association offices in the Chamber of Commerce building. Examinations and surgical and medical care are free for those unable to pay, with the District Nurse Association Kiwanis Rotary clubs and the Virginia state bureau of rehabilitation organizing the event.

Allan Voschell University of Virginia District Nurse Association Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Virginia State Bureau of Rehabilitation Cott

Self-inflicted death foils arrest in Ohio double slaying

In Cincinnati Ohio Raymond Ross 25 a Felicity farmer killed two lovers Otto Stin 19 and Mamie Metzger 30 a divorced woman then turned the pistol on himself as Sheriff Fred Croswell and Marshal B Edward Colvin closed in The pair had pursued him after the suspected killings occurred near Rural and Broadwell's country home witnesses saw a coupe flee and five shots fired before the bodies were found in the car

Associated Press Cincinnati Ohio Otto Stin Mamie King Metzger Raymond Ross Felicity Ross Stin

Braithwaite Dies at Home After Illness

O D Braithwaite longtime Gainesboro fruit grower and former revenue commissioner died at 1 40 PM at his home 515 Fairmont avenue from neuritis and progressive paralysis He was born December 1856 and would have turned 70 this December Survived by two wives several children brothers and sisters Funeral arrangements to be announced with services at his late home and interment Mount Hebron Cemetery

O. D. Braithwaite the Revenue Fairmont Avenue Mr. Braithwaite Mount Hebron Oliver Dean Braithwaite William F. Braithwaite Gainesboro Cross Junction Winchester Lydia Kerns John Braithwaite Berkeley Springs W. Va Theodore Braithwaite Hollis Braithwaite Whitacre Ida Funkhouser Capon Bridge Goldie DeHaven Edmonia Jolley Love Willey Mary Frances Braithwaite J. S E. W R. G. Braithwaite C. G. Baker G. H. Edwards Braithwaite The United Commercial Travellers

Clarke County Game Vacancy To Be Filled Soon

A telegram from Major A Willis Robertson chairing the State Commission on Game and Inland Fisheries says Francis W Pingley is appointed game warden for Frederick county and Winchester city only not Clarke county as previously reported. The Clarke vacancy will be filled at the commission’s next meeting.

A. Willis Robertson Lexington State Commission On Game and Inland Fisheries Francis W. Pingley Frederick County Winchester Clarke County Major Robertson Clarke

Hagerstown Fans Push Test of Sunday Baseball

In Hagerstown Maryland directors debated testing Sunday games to help the Blue Ridge team’s finances. Some oppose while others favor experiments citing Baltimore and Cumberland as precedent under blue laws from 1734. A test match between local Blue Ridge teams may be held next Sunday to gauge legality and support.

Associated Press Hagerstown Blue Ridge Baltimore Cumberland Williams

GOP to Name Congress Nominee in Seventh District

Harrisonburg Va Aug 3 A Republican District Convention is called for Woodstock on Aug 27 at 1 30 pm to nominate a GOP candidate for Congress in the Seventh District to challenge Democrat T W Harrison and Independent D C Harrison The district committee met at Republican headquarters and plans to reorganize county and city committees with delegates sent from conventions and mass meetings to the district convention John E Beard and Secretary S Ritchie urged all qualified voters to participate Continued on Page 8.

Harrisonburg Woodstock T. W. Harrison D. C. Harrison Republican G. O. P. State Committee Cvat Anirman John E. Beard Samuel <i Ritchie Beard

Edward C. Allemong Dies After Prolonged Illness

Edward Carson Allemong dies near Mount Williams after a long illness with paralysis and other diseases. He was 69, born near Clear Brook, survived by wife Martha, two daughters Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Perry, and eight sons. Funeral at St. John's Church Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev. A F Tabler. burial in church graveyard.

Edward Carson Allemong Mount Williams Mr. Allemong Isaac Allemong Clearbrook Martha Allemong J. E. Ware Winchester J. W. Perry Chambersville This County Allemong Pottsville J. W. Allemong Roanoke L. E. Allemong Iron Springs C. H. Allemong Howard Allemong Washington Harvey Calvin Ray Allemong St. John’s Church

Confessed Slayer Of Girl Moved To Adjacent Jail

COSHOCTON Ohio August 3 Robert F Compton confessed slayer of Gertrude DOstrop was moved to a neighboring county jail amid crowds. Sheriff said 1000 people gathered last night demanding the prisoner and dispersed after talks. Grand jury meets next Tuesday to hear the evidence and he will likely plead guilty. He will face a preliminary hearing before Mayor H B Heaton and troops may be called if needed for protection.

Associated Press Coshocton Ohio Robert F. Compton Gertrude D’ostrop Compton H. B. Heaton Columbus Markan

Beithe Lutheran Sunday School All Day Picnic

Brown's Woods on Apple Pie Ridge Road hosts a Sunday School all day picnic on Thursday August 5 with dinner at noon. Event details mention a church group and activities in a public park setting.

Bethe Lutheran Brown's Woods Apple Pie Ridge Road

Coolidge Broadcast Praises Colorado at 50th State Anniversary

President Coolidge delivered a radio address from his Adirondack vacation office praising Colorado for its sovereignty local self government and scenic majesty as the state marked its semi centennial. He stressed states as more than sub divisions and highlighted Colorado’s progress since joining the Union.

Associated Press Paul Smiths N. Y Coolidge Denver Colorado Adirondacks

Woodstock Rotary vs. Winchester Rotary at Handley Stadium

Thursday at 3.30 p.m. the Handley Stadium hosts a Rotary derby between Woodstock Rotary and Winchester Rotary with admission 35 cents.

Handley Stadium Woodstock Rotary Winchester Rotary

For Sale Compressed Air Tanks Suitable for Garages

For sale several compressed air tanks. Suitable for garages and similar spaces. Apply tar tT.

Also Mentioned on This Page

EOOD North Shumate Estate Ella Peltz H. C. Sheetz NOI Sues Iller Farmer Self D. Braithwaite County G.O.P Congress Edward C. Allemong Mt. Williams United States Escalante Zebulon M. Pike United States Army Stephen H. Long Switzerland Nature Long Dick Wootan Jim Barker Kit Carson John C.fremont Bix
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