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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

2

West Virginia Scenic Road Boundary Error Conflicts Virginia Line

J O Kilmartin of the USGS disputes an Associated Press wire that a West Virginia scenic road crosses into Virginia. He says the road is part of Morgan State Park, unpaved, and not a state highway, with boundary markers missing and surveys flawed.

Lorenzo Lewis Berryville West Virginia State Road Commission Virginia Weston State Park Old Dominion J. O. Kilmartin United States Geological Survey Associated Press Charleston W. Va Lehen Highview Morgan State Park Frederick Frederick County Morgan County Kilmartin State Highway Department

Berryman Family Expresses Gratitude for Sympathy

The Douglas Berryman family thanks friends and neighbors for their sympathy and support during their recent bereavement.

Douglas Berryman & Family

Warning on Responsibility for Bills

The notice states I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself. It is signed by E. Earl Shade and dated in the public notice section.

Lena Cook E. Earl Shade

Clarke County Plans First Fair and Gymkhana

Clarke County prepares for the First Annual Clarke County Fair and Gymkhana at Berryville Horse Show Grounds on September 1. Contests include greased pig, greased pole, fiddling, sack, potato for girls, egg race for boys, slow horse, horse shoe pitching, and wife calling contests with $1 prizes. Bicycle races for several age groups, entry 10 cents. slow horse race 50 cents. Home economics events offer prizes from steamless cooker to quilts and toys.

Berryville Clarke County William B. Clagett B. B. "McKay William B. Wat

Middletown Church Plans Two Day Music Program

Rev J T Brown leads a two day church event with multiple concerts by D R McAleer from Baltimore and a Sunday worship service featuring a Ministry of Music sermon. Performances include Westminster Peal pieces and selections such as Holy Holy Holy Nearer My God to Thee Abide With Me and Saviour Pilot Me. Carnegie period style concert series draws attendees from surrounding counties.

J. T. Brown D. R. McAleer Jesus Westminster Ministry of Music Louvan McAleer Virginia Maryland Kentucky St. Mary's

Handley School Enrolls 2920 Students for 1938 39

Total enrollment rises 31 percent as Wingchester Public Schools plan 1938 39 term opening September 8 with a teacher staff list led by principals supervisors and department heads. Registration for new students runs August 31 September 2 at Handley and John Kerr buildings.

Wingchester Handley John Kerr Handley High School

Delegates Named for Seventh District Republican Meet

Delegates from Winchester and Frederick County to the Seventh District Republican convention in Harrisonburg on Saturday were announced by Bryan Stotler. Frederick delegates include Dr. T. A. Williams S. Brown R. P. Sager J. W. Haymaker Walter Anderson Harry Pitzer M. K. Sandy Mrs. Allen Bond William Baker Mrs. G. D. Gray Edineburg Hollis Reynolds and Clarence Robinson. Alternates listed include Fred Thwaite Ansel Solenberger Bryan Stotler C. W. Brown Charles Dawson Guy Lynn Jr Jim Reeley Arthur Arnold Ed Brown Hunter Brown Charles Sewell Mrs M. K. Sandy and David Hottel. A meeting is to be held tonight to name Winchester delegates. G O P leaders in the county praise Major A. Willis Robertson Democratic incumbent in the Seventh district House and plan to oppose nominating a Republican nominee to challenge him.

Winchester Frederick County Harrisonburg Ben Bryan Stotler Frederick T. A. Williams S. &. Brown R. P. Sager J. W. Haymaker Walter Anderson Harry Pitzer M. K. Sandy Allen Bond William Baker G. D. Gray Edineburg Hollis Reynolds Clarence Robinson Fred Thwaite Ansel Solenberger C. W. Brown Charles Dawson Guy Lynn, Jr Jim Reeley Arthur Arnold Ed Brown Hunter Brown Charles Sewel David Hottel A. Willis Robertson

Death of C Painter 69 retiree farmer near Stephens City

Clayton Painter aged 69, longtime Frederick County farmer, died shortly after 2 AM at his home near Stephens City after an illness. He leaves a widow Alma K. Painter, a son William H. Painter, and a daughter Evelyn H. Shiley. siblings Robert, Charles, Winnie, and Myrtle. He served as elder at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church and will be buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown after services at 3 PM Sunday conducted by Rev. Adlen Jones and Rev. Julian Owens. Pallbearers named.

Clayton Painter Frederick County Stephens City Mr. Painter William H Lucinda Ambrose Painter Cedarville Warren County Alma K. Painter William H. Painter Loudoun County Evelyn H. Shiley Middletown Robert Painter Charles Painter Washington, D. C Winnie Lewis New York Myrtle Wilson Arlington Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Vaucluse

Loyalists Attack Rebels in Mountain Front Near Teruel

From Hendaye Spain August 4 government forces under Jose Miaja pressed the Republican line west of Teruel aiming to roll up Franco's eastern flank. They reportedly seized Villar Del Cobo on the Guadimar river linking three attacking columns in the Albarracin hills, though insurgents claimed a feeble assault and routed cavalry.

Hendaye France Teruel

Winchester Kiwanis Pay Tribute To Howard M Solenberger

Winchester Kiwanis Club adopted memorial resolutions honoring Howard M Solenberger charter member and longtime director. They lauded his quiet dignified manner, loyalty, charity, and community service and expressed sincere sympathy to his family. The resolutions, unanimously adopted August 3, were filed in Kiwanis minutes and noted in the Winchester Evening Star.

Kiwanis Club Howard Metz Solenberger Howard M. Solenberger Winchester Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Winchester Evening Star

Renominations Far from Uniform in Early Returns

Democrats scored most re nominations with many races decided by local conditions rather than presidential policy. Roosevelt supporters backed Alabama and Florida in Senate contests while Indiana and Missouri saw incumbents Renominated. Oklahoma credited Roosevelt for support. Republicans had limited renomination losses with Davis and Nye as notable cases and Thurston losing a bid for Senate.

House Senate Roosevelt Alabama Florida Indiana van Nuys Gillette Iowa Clark Missouri Oklahoma Thomas Davis Pennsylvania Nye North Dakota New Deal Thurston L. J. Dickinson

Dwyer Trial and Carroll Face White Trousers and Heat

The Dwyer trial, based on letters in a valise, drew a packed courtroom while Carroll, in white trousers, faced the charge for killing Dr Litt lefield. Dwyer pleaded guilty last fall. Cross-examination paused as Judge Fisher ordered a recess after Chapman fell ill from heat.

Carroll Dwyer Dr. Littlefield Chapman William H. Fisher

Bridge Rail Demolished in Route 11 Collision at Fishers Hill

A tractor trailer from Mason & Dixon lines crashed into the east guard rail of the Tumbling Run bridge on U S Route 11 at Fishers Hill Virginia. The trailer overturned carrying rayon silk worth about 15000 dollars. Driver suffered two fractured ribs and a arm injury. Sheriff Gochenour sent Earl Fletcher and Eugene Johnson of Kingsport for inquiry. A cattle truck driver responsible was jailed in New Market with 500 dollars bail and later released to continue travel. A hearing is set for August 13.

Fishers Hill U. S Mason & Dixon Lines Earl Fletcher Eugene Johnson Kingsport Woodstock Carl Gochenour New Market Va

Dope Ring Motive In Doctor Killing Probed In Trial

Chapman questioned Dwyer about statements in New Jersey and Maine last fall. Dwyer admitted a dope ring was discussed when Carroll pressed him about a motive, while Carroll claimed the ring killed Dr. Littlefield and sought to keep Barbara’s name out of it.

Chapman New Jersey Maine Dwyer Carroll Dr. Littlefield

Farmers Paid $56 335 in 1937 Soil Conservation Program

Frederick countians received a total of 56335 dollars in 1937 soil conservation payments through the county agent office. The sum covers 775 persons and 862 farms with 686 payments processed and 85 non payments. Average payment per acre was 7.52 dollars on 3159 acres improved.

Indictment Of Hines Questioned By Attorneys

In New York on August 4 a defense move sought to block the case against James J. Hines. District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey faces a court order to justify why the indictment should not be dismissed. Hines' attorney Lloyd Paul Stryker challenged evidence based on a bill of particulars as indefinite and vague.

New York P—Ani Atorney Thomas E. Dewey James J. Hines Dewey Supreme Court Ferdinand Pecora Whyt Hines Sho Lloyd Paul Stryker Hines Pecora

Appraisers Report On Brannon Estate Value

The estate of the late Charles T. Brannon is appraised at 5500 dollars. The report is filed with City Clerk Clark M. Smith by appraisers C. R. McCann J. H. Yost and Maurice W. Parlett.

Charles T. Brannon Clark M. Smith C. R. McCann J. H. Yost Maurice W. Parlett

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