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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1937

Page

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Nip Japanese Detachment Falls Near Nankow

Reports from Peiping indicate a Japanese detachment was wiped out west of Nankow during heavy fighting with Chinese forces defending the Great Wall pass. The clash occurred in northern Hopeh near the strategic Peiping Kalgan railway route as tension in north China rises.

Peiping Great Wall Ankow Nankow Chahar Province Hopeh Chahar Kalgan Hopeh Prover China Japan North China Shanghai Huntao Chang Tientsin Manila New York Chiang Kai-Shek Nanking Manchukuo

Roosevelt signs $132 million Interior bill with reluctance

President Roosevelt announced he signed the $132,732,000 Interior Department supply bill, objecting to a $10,000,000 rise in the vocational education fund. He pledged to spend only what can properly be used and to study federal relations to state and local education before expanding federal support.

Washington Roosevelt Interior Department Congress

Supplement highlights Future Farmers of America in Winchester

MA WINCHESTER praises the Future Farmers of America for a planned supplement in The Evening Star. The piece notes the program's wide scope across Frederick Clarke and Warren counties and Handley High in Winchester. It praises the students' initiative and resourcefulness and urges readers to set aside time to read the supplement for its insightful details.

Farmers of America Winchester Evening Star Frederick Clarke Waten Handley High Winchester Leing Yau Evening Star

Tributes Gather For Shirley Carter In Winchester

Friends from Virginia and eastern cities join a large service at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester for Shirley Carter longtime local businessman who died Sunday night after a brief illness. The 5 pm funeral follows his faith with scripture readings and prayers and no eulogy. The church choir directed by Mrs. Peter Yates Brinton will sing two of Mr. Carter's songs.

Virginia Christ Episcopal Church Shirley Carter Winchester West Boscawen Street Robert B. Nelson Peter Yates Brinton J. P. Hayley

Airport Hangar Construction To Start In Winchester

Allan Perkinson of the State Highway Department announced arrival of steel for a new municipal landing field hangar east of Winchester. Plans call for a 66 by 60 foot structure possibly 66 by 80 feet, with an estimated cost around 7000 dollars and about five weeks to complete.

Allan Perkinson Airport Division State Highway Department Winchester Perkinson Fort Eustis Langley Field A. H. Pettigrew Highway Department Valley Airway Gordonsville

Fire Laddies Prize Parade At Mechanicsburg

Fire companies from Harrisburg York Waynesboro Chambersburg Carlisle Hagerstown Winchester and Martinsburg join Mechanicsburg for the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association convention parade August 11 and 12. Prizes total over 600 dollars with 100 prizes for best company and largest uniform outfit. Lee Lamp of Winchester presides as officers are chosen and the 1938 meeting site set.

Mechanicsburg Harrisburg York Waynesboro Chambersburg Carlisle Hagerstown Winchester Martinsburg Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association Lee Lamp Lee M. Lamp American Legion Hall Churchtown

Daniel Metz Property Auction at Court House

Sale of No. 503 North Loudoun Street brick residence and two fine building lots fronting the Court House at noon Saturday August 21. Terms and details via phone 444. Pure Food Store ad closes.

Daniel Metz Loudoun Street Court House

Dionne quintuplets kept in seclusion by colds

Gallander Ontario August 10 Canadian Press The Dionne quintuplets described as irritable and nervous by Dr Allan Roy Dafoe are indisposed with slight colds not serious but distressing enough to curb their pranks and laughter They need more rest before resuming public appearances and will remain secluded through Friday Fresh screening surrounds the grounds at the front.

Gallander Ont Allan Roy Dafoe

Future Farmer Supplement highlights Northern Triangle FFA

The Evening Star publishes a 16 page supplement detailing activities of the Northern Triangle Federation of Future Farmers of America. It covers Stephens City Middletown Handley Berryville Boyce and Front Royal chapters and notes the value to rural readers and to public education. The supplement was produced with cooperation from FFA members and instructors.

Evening Star Today Northern Triangle Federation Future Farmers of

Name Teachers For Frederick County Schools

Frederick County superintendent Leslie D. Kline releases the 1937-38 teacher assignments. The year opens October 4 with an all county meeting in Winchester and classes begin October 5. The list names transfers and new postings across numerous county schools and includes many individual teachers and schools.

Frederick County Leslie D. Kline Winchester

Mussolini plans large scale war games in Sicily

Mussolini took charge of preparations for major war games testing Sicilian fortifications to defend Italy from Mediterranean invasion. He spoke from a dummy destroyer prow in Palermo promising pacific aims and hinted at a forthcoming political address on better relations with England and possible talks with France.

Rome Musolini Italy Mediterranean Mussolini Sicily Pacific Ilduce Palermo England France Suez Sea Gaeta Aurora

More Players Register For Park Tourney

The Winchester Park Tennis Tournament began with all but two opening round matches booked. Hugh Green, the tournament manager, said reservations fill most singles matches today and tomorrow, reflecting strong local interest as 18 entries prompted a new pairings list. Juniors and others were urged to contact opponents promptly to schedule play, with results to be published in The Star.

Winchester Park Hugh Green Winchester The Star Green

Congress Leaders Aim to Adjourn by August 21

Washington August 10 Congress leaders push to adjourn by August 21 by rapidly passing major bills in two weeks. Key moves include mortgage housing and slum clearance, correcting revenue laws to curb tax avoidance, and a wheat crop disaster insurance plan. Senate finance work on sugar control advances toward a deal with the President, while conferees align on the lower court procedure measure.

Washington Congress House Steagall D.-Ala House Banking Committee House Ways and Means Committee Treasury Senate Harrison D.-Miss Hawaii Puerto Rico UEC McCarran D.nev Senate House White House Supreme Court

Pilot Killed In Florida Crash Had Kin In Clarke

The Eastern Air Lines pilot Capt. Stuart Dietz died in a Daytona Beach crash. He was son-in-law of Berryville resident Charles Rowland and brother-in-law of Mrs. W. F. Hart. Dietz married Kathryn Rowland in 1930 and they have a daughter Marcia Anne. He had been transferred recently to the coast flight and was a famed parajumping pioneer with War Department sanction.

Berryville Stuart Dietz Eastern Air Lines Daytona Beach Fla Charles Rowland W. F. Hart Baltimore Dietz Kathryn Rowland Roanoke Marcia Anne Dietz Washington, D. C

Winchester Park Association to study floodlight feasibility

A Park Committee on Floodlights was designated at a Winchester Park Association meeting to study costs and operation of floodlighting for night sports. Members Jack Crowl Reed Lunsford and El Keller will report findings and options, with potential funding from game receipts.

Winchester Park Association Jack Crowl Reed Lunsford el Keller Handley The Athletic Association

Death Removes A Son Of T.E. Edison

William Leslie Edison 58 eldest son of Thomas A. Edison died in Wilmington Delaware after six weeks illness. He held radio tube patents and retired two years ago. Born October 3 1878 in Menlo Park N J he served in Spanish American War and World War I. He helped found a radio station at Centreville Delaware and worked on automobiles in New York City.

Wilmington Del William Leslie Edison Thomas A. Edison Westover Hills Gregg Danby Chadda’s Ford, Pa Frances Travers Edison Centreville Menlo Park N. J Sheffield Scientific School Yale University United States Engineers Yale New York City British Royal Tank Corps

Accident Fatal To Young Woman In Frederick

Miss Agnes Snell 26 of Theresa New York died at Frederick City Hospital from injuries in a collision between a wagon and the car she rode in. Four others were injured and treated. Palmer who drove the car slipped on a wet road en route from near here to Luray Virginia while a wagon loaded with corn was driven by Kieffer Fines of Lime Kiln.

Agnes Snell Luray, Va Frederick Theresa N. Y Frederick City Hospital Ruth A. Gross Black River Grace McPhee Palmer Hammond Marjorie Sager Luray Here J. J. Thompson Miss Palmer

Crops Reflect Moisture Needs at Winchester Lab

The Winchester Research Laboratory reports dry weather has begun to affect corn and other crops while apples show no damage. Streams hold up with no significant rainfall since July and only .07 inches fell yesterday, with York apples measuring up to 2 4 inches.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Yard Party at Paxton Chapel and Oak Grove Dance Night

Paxton Chapel hosts a yard party on Thursday August 11 from 8 to 10 p m. Oak Grove Web hosts an evening dance on August 11 with Music by Colored Rhythm Aces from 8 to 10 p m until 1 a m.

Oak Grove Nite

Vacation Club Offers Weekly Payments for May Payout

Far mers and Merchants Nation Bank and Trust Company promotes a vacation club plan asking members to pay small weekly amounts with a check issued in mid May. The notice emphasizes a simple savings path through the bank.

Farmers and Merchants Nation Bank and Trust Company

Four Die as Eastern Air Lines Plane Crashes in Daytona Beach

An Eastern Air Lines 14 passenger plane struck a newly erected power line near Daytona Beach airport, plunged into a thicket and wrecked. Captain Stuart Dietz and co pilot Robert Reed died at the scene. J F Philpots and W G Marian perished in hospital. Several other passengers injured, with crews noting severe shocks and head injuries. The power line had been erected overnight by Florida Power and Light Company as a temporary fix after a power failure. The aircraft had climbed about 40 feet before the collision and the wreckage spread over a wide area before resting against a small tree.

Daytona Beach Fla Eastern Air Lines EAL Miami Dygert Stuart Dietz Baltimore Robert Reed J. F. Philpots Kingston Chicago Mitami Dietz Reed Florida Power and Light Company Deland Highway Jacksonville Charles G. Williams Orlando Charles M. Gratz

Correction Paxton Chapel Yard Party Date

The Paxton Chapel yard party is on Thursday August 12 correcting an earlier error in The Star which had listed Wednesday August 11. The event date remains the same as announced and now correctly stated.

Paxton Chapel Yard

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Great Wall Pass Okyo Pettigrew Dionne Colds Emilie Future Farmer Supplement Paul E. Behrens Clementine L. Ward Ethel Spaid Slonaker Rebecca Adams Clara Frye Shook Gravel Springs Kathleen Hockman Nellie Painter Hayfiield Branson P. Myers Thelma Co. Fletcher Mountain View Ralph Lee Triplett Minnie Tucker Marjorie Atwell Rock Enon W. R. Berryhill Gainesboro Fred C. Braithwaite Roderick J. Britton M. Jean Kalar Harvey L. Mauzy Marjorie Philpott Nell V. Morris Jeannette B. McKeever Alice Rickman Norma Sue Judy Middletown Stephens City R. E. Ayler R. A. Wall C.B. Stickley Elsie L. Havermale Pauline H. Rhodes Ida S. Samsell Kathleen Snapp Effie Argenbright William Stickley, III Samuel E. Stickley Ella Affleck Wilbur R. Kern Allen DeHaven Armel Sarah E. Shryock Mildred Shryock High View Virginia B. Fritts Edna Cadwallader Carper’s Valley Josephine S. Hinkle Ella G. Guthridge Greenwood Lawrence Keller Howard’s Chapel Mae Painter Kernstown C. G. Wilkins Susie Wilkins Oneta Shipe Charlena Grim Miller Frank Whitacre Ruth Samsell Bessie ‘Thornton Elizabeth Krouse Ruth Haines Albin Cadwallader Sara R. Clowser Mount Airy Carfie L. Brumback Mayme Miller Branson Florence E. Allen Dora Lanford Brucetown Mable Hausenfluck Grace Carpenter Bryarly A. E. Meehl Il Duce Florida Air Dare-Devil War Department Brown’s Crove A. J. Dietz Baltimore Transit Company T.E. Edison Paxton Chapel Thurs Electric Light Company Air Line Pete Dygert Maica W. G. Marian Mexico City E. W. Philpots J. F H. M. Hamilton Bryan Merrill
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