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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1936

Page

8

Pageant and Dedications Highlight Warren County Event

The Grand Parade in Hershey and events in Front Royal and Riverton feature local floats, fire company units, and the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Dedications of A. B. Rhodes Elementary and Warren County school buildings include remarks by Dr. Sidney Hall and Col. James A. Anderson. Governor Peery expected, with a large Virginia National Guard review and the 11-scene pageant retelling local history.

Hershey Pa Town Post Hag Americai W. F. W. Staunton Miller and Anderson Front Royal Winchester Shenandoah City of Winchester Chamber of Commerce Wincheter Ambulance of Friendship Fire Company Friendship Pumper Sarah Zane Strasburg Riverton G. Tyler Miller Emanuel Stickley Warren County Q. D. Gasque A. G. Weaver Dr. Hall R. 4. Long Eubank S. M. Boyd, Jr George C. Peery Richmond Dion Peery Waller Camp Perry George F. Miller J. P. Blount Knight Queen Warren County John Lederer Col. Catlett Shenandoah Valley Manassas Gap

Pageant Celebrates Virginia History With Pageant Cast

On Duty in Spain presents the dawn of creation and Sky Land and Flowers danced by 22 town and county youths. Prominent Virginians Joist Hite McKay Chester Fairfax Russell Buck Marshall Lee appear in roles alongside Belle Boyd and General Lee. Bel Air scenes, Quakers, Old Fashioned Women and other figures depict bygone days. Tomorrow features church services and tonight’s Centennial Ball draws crowds.

Virginia Joist Hite Robert McKay Thomas Chester Lord Fairfax William Russell Charles Buck Warren Couny

Church of Christ Rural Charge Pastor Rev. S. J. Goode

The Church of Christ Rural Charge led by Rev. S. J. Goode lists Sandy Ridge Bible school at 10 a.m. worship and sermon at 11 a.m. song and prayer at 7:30 p.m. evening worship at 8 p.m. Preaching at North River Mills at 3 p.m. Public invited and members urged to attend.

J. Goode Sandy Ridge North River Mills

Grave unearthed at Brad dock Street Church in Civil War finds

Plumbers digging under the Sunday School room of Brad dock Street Methodist Church unearthed a small grave fragment. They found over a hundred minie balls a decayed haversack piece a shell fragment and several bones believed to be rib bones. The site measures about 2 by 4 feet and names are C D Baker Charles Racey and Robert Shiff lett.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South C. D. Baker Charles Racey Robert Shifflett Strickler and Wagner

Pallbearers named for Jennie Anderson Rogers funeral

Pallbearers who will serve at the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Anderson Rogers, 81, tomorrow at 2 p.m. are C. M. Poole, E. L. LaFollette, W. J. Muse, John Herrell, R. W. Berryhill, and D. G. Whitacre. Services from Bethel Church near Trone conducted by Rev. C. H. Anderson and Rev. George W. Stover, with burial in the church graveyard.

Jennie Anderson Rogers C. M. Poole E. L. LaFollette W. J. Muse John Herrell R. W. Berryhill D. G. Whitacre Bethel Church Trone C. H. Anderson George W. Stover

Fair and Warm In Drought Area

Fair and warmer weekend weather was forecast for the north central area as Nebraska and Missouri reported rain benefits for pastures and late crops. Forecaster A W Cook of the Chicago Weather Bureau noted showers Thursday night and last night likely aided crops in drought areas.

Chicago North Nebraska Missouri A. W. Cook Chicago Weather Bureau

Lamond Divorce Sought on Cruelty Grounds

Mrs Minnie G Lamond files suit for divorce from Charles E Lamond in Frederick County circuit court alleging cruelty as the grounds for separation.

Minnie G. Lamond Charles E. Lamond Frederick County

Divorce sought in Virginia court for Viola Thrift

In Winchester Virginia July 22 1936 Viola A Thrift seeks a divorce a vinculo matri moni from Irving F Thrift on grounds of adultery. Defendant not a resident of the state must appear within 15 days after notice and publication. Order to publish weekly for four weeks and post notice at court.

Corporation Court Winchester Viola A. Thrift Irving F. Thrift Virginia Evening Star Court House Corinne Barnett

Drought Stricken Farmers Seek WPA Jobs in North Dakota

North Dakota farmers hit by drought flood WPA offices in Bismarck to find work on water conservation and irrigation projects. They seek sustenance for families as crops fail and land dries into dusty stretches.

North Dakota WPA Bismarck N. D

Olympic Trials Report Sees Early Finals Qualifiers

America sweeps first heats in track and relays as 600 meters and 1 600 meter relay reach finals. In swimming Japan and Holland lead, US qualifiers include Flick, Lindegren, Rawls, McKean and Lapp. US fencing exits in semi finals. water polo loses to Holland. Eleanor Holm Jarrett barred from amateur European events by Brundage backed federation ruling.

America Japan Holland United States Peter Flick Art Lindegren Katherine Rawls Olive McKean Bernice Lapp Eleanor Holm Jarrett International Swimming Federation Europe Leo Donath Avery Brundage Jarrett American Amateur Athletic Union Brundage

Dustless Duster From Cheesecloth Dip Soap Suds

A home made dustless duster is created by soaking a large cheesecloth square in hot white naphtha soap suds for about an hour. Wring, dry, then use for dusting and re-treat when soiled.

Pallbearers Named for Hahn Funeral Service

Pallbearers from the Masonic order are listed for the Hahn funeral to be held tomorrow at 4 PM from Mrs. Taylor F Hahn's home 555 North Loudoun Street. Active pallbearers include Hoye L Riley Harold C Sheetz Jr Ansel Solenberger Claude Grim J H Yost and William Brown. Honorary pallbearers include Norman Graber Harold Darlington Paul Massey Allison Hott and many others. A male quartet Floyd Haines William Miller Godfrey Miller Joseph Hodgson will sing during the service conducted by Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker with Hiram Lodge No 21 in charge at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Taylor F. Hahn No. 555 North Loudoun Street Masonic Order Hoye L. Riley Harold C. Sheetz, Jr Ansel Solenberger Claude Grim J. H. Yost William Brown Norman Graber Harold Godfrey Miller Joseph Hodgson Hubert Sydenstricker Braddock Street M. E. Church South Hiram Lodge No A. F A. Masons Mount Hebron

Woman Held on Murder Charge in 14 Day Old Baby Death

Jessie Hankey, 25, is jailed in Pittsburgh on murder charges in the death of 14 day old Jessie Hankey. She allegedly poured a lye solution into the baby's mouth under pressure from Kenneth Wagner, the baby's father who employed her. Wagner denies any connection.

Pittsburgh Jessie Hankey

Social and Persona highlights

Miss Garnet Hamrick arrives from New York to visit her mother Mrs Sadie Hamrick and grandfather Rev George W Stover at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue. Mrs Jack Wilkins returns from Virginia Beach and Regina Hyman of Elmira N Y is their guest. John I Sloat and Mrs Sloat plan a vacation to Capon River near Yellow Springs W Va while Mr and Mrs Jack Wilkins prepare to depart tomorrow for Philadelphia and New York to shop for early fall supplies.

Garnet Hamrick New York Sadie Hamrick George W. Stover United Brethren Church North Avenue Regina Hyman Elmira N. Y Jack Wilkins John I. Sloat The Commercial and Savings Bank Philadelphia

Shenandoah Valley National Bank to Cease Stock Liabilities

Notice by Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia that liability on holders of common stock under the Banking Act 1935 and Federal Reserve Act will cease on July 1 1937 by order of the cashier Harold G Brown.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia Board of Imantare Farmers and Merchants Tonal Bank and Trust Compaq Wochester J. H. Yost

Sergeant's Sale of Frederick Seed Company Stock

By virtue of an execution in hand for Wetzel Seed Company et al versus Frederick Seed Company I will sell at public auction at No 15 W Bascawen Street Winchester Virginia on August 8 1936 at 10 oclock a m the entire stock furniture and fixtures of the Frederick Seed Company Cash terms. City Sergeant Taylor L Barr. 7 29 31 8 3 5 7 5.

Wetzel Seed Company Et Als Frederick Seed Company W. Boscawen Street Winchester Virginia Taylor L. Barr

Oscar Nebel Knitting Mills Begins Operations in Hatboro

The Oscar Nebel Knitting Mills of Hatboro Pennsylvania has leased the second floor of a brick building at Brad doch and Amherst streets with H W Ebert's garage on the ground floor. One knitting machine is running and others will join soon as the mill expands to silk hosiery production. Local offices will occupy the ramp top now walled off for managers and staff. The operation expected to employ over a hundred once at full capacity.

Oscar Nebel Tting Mills Oscar Nebel Knitting Mills Hatboro National Bus Company H. B. McCormac Braddoch and Amherst Streets H. W. Ebert Tod

Zioncheck Tries to Escape Window Jump Death Probe Started

Congressman Zioncheck attempted a dash from his office and dived through an open window as a crisis unfolded. Witnesses described a tense scene with his wife hospitalized and a coroner ordering an inquest into whether the death resulted from self harm. The note found at the desk spoke of an unjust economic system and a hoped reform.

Edward P. Hodemaker Amily W. H. M-Farland Nadeau Marion Nate Mittlestadt Zioncheck Rubye Louise Nix Whish Noli

Spain Spain Nazi toll and neutral zone debated across press

German deaths in Spain spark demands for satisfaction while German claims of Nazi party members among the dead are denied. French stance remains neutral as war around Spain tests diplomacy. A Lisbon Sevilla wire notes Capellano claim of forced executions. Antwerp grenades bound for Spain flagged under banking and federal rules.

Italy Spain Nazi Party Foreign Department Germany Paris Barcelona Warshi Seville Lisbon Capellano T' Antwerp

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