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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1933

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Skyline Drive May Be Opened With Funds Approved

President Roosevelt toured Shenandoah to gauge Skyline Drive opening. Federal approval for immediate opening contingent on Virginia consent from Carson and Pollard. National Park Service backs resurfacing and public access if Virginia agrees.

John Garland Pollard Virginia National Parks A. B. Cammerer Presidential Inspection Party Byrd Federal Division of National Parks Washington Carson The Conservation Commission Virginia Conservation Commission Richmond Skyline Drive Roosevelt Harrisonburg Representative Robertson Union Station Major Robertson Senator Byrd Appalachian Range New York Georgia Ickes Cammerer Maj. Robertson Interior Ickes National Park Cammere State of Gov Pollard Winchester Lexington Robertson Gov. Pollard Norfolk Chesapeake Bay

Lost white terrier with black spots seeks owner

Female fox terrier missing. Animal described as white with black spots. Contact 41 J or 629 18 14 1p tf to claim or identify ownership.

State sales tax proposal presented to Gov Pollard in Virginia

Richmond reports a three percent general sales tax plan to relieve local school taxes and fund public works by distributing about 12 million dollars annually. Winchester would get 23,250 for works and 17,320 for school relief while Frederick County would receive 29,038 for projects and tax relief.

Richmond Virginia Roosevelt Pollard W R. Macatee United States Winchester Frederick County Yerahe

Death Comes To Respected Negro Community Leader

Arthur Doakes a respected colored man died suddenly at 4 o clock Saturday afternoon while at work on his place near Cedar Hill. He is survived by his wife six children two sisters three uncles and a host of friends. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Cedar Hill A M E Church at 2 pm. The remains are at Paynter's Funeral Home until 11:30 am tomorrow.

Arthur Doakes Cedar Hill Cedar Hill A. M. E Paynter

Public Sale of Household Goods Notices

Household goods to be sold at public auction on August 15 1933 at 1 pm cash terms. Auction held by Mrs John H Myers Purcell Ave 8 11 1p 31.

John H. Myers Purcell Ave

Damsons Arrive At Butler's Packing House

Damsons will be received Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday this week at Butler's Packing House. The notice lists delivery and packing details for the fruit intake and related handling.

Butler’s Packing House

Valley Disciple Group To Meet At Maurertown

The Valley District of the Church of the Disciples in Christ will hold its eighty fourth annual convention at Zion Church in Maurertown Shenandoah county on August 15 16 and 17 The event features a King dom Building theme with sessions led by Rev Warren Baldwin Rev F B Sapp Rev John A Tate and Rev J P Derrick among others and includes auxiliary meetings reports on district work and presentations on evangelism Christian loyalty and Sunday school goals.

Valley District Church of the Disciples In Christ Zion Church Maurertown Shenandoah County Warren Baldwin Kingdom Building Churches of the Disciples In Christ Augusta Rockingham Shenandoah Frederick Page Warren Clarke Counties Winchester Harrisonburg F. B. Sapp Frederick County John A. Tate Richmond State Mission Christian Loyal Erelyn Shade Etta Nunn J. T. T. Hundley Lynchburg College J. P. Derrick Emmanuel Lutheran Church Woodstock Percy Thomas

Diphtheria Claims Four Year Old Delmar Shade

Delmar C Shade four year old son of Mr and Mrs J S Shade died of diphtheria last night at 10 45 at 413 Highland avenue The child is survived by his parents one sister Colleen Pearl Shade and several half brothers and sisters Arden Russell Nicholson Arthur M Nicholson Edgar E Nicholson Myrtle C Blanchard and Dorothy Shade Funeral services will be held at the Shade home Wednesday at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev R B Campbell pastor of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Interment will follow in Howards Chapel Cemetery

Delmar C. Shade R. B. Campbell Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Howard’s Chapel Cemetery

Chicken and Ham Dinner at Lawn Capon Inn Intermont

Community event listing for Intermont West Virginia at the Lawn Capon Inn. Dinner includes chicken and ham with free play activity scheduled for Saturday August 19. Event appears in a local notices section.

Lawn Capon Inn Intermont W. Va

Federal Wheat Explanation of U S Wheat Plan

Government program meetings for Frederick county wheat farmers outline the plan to cut wheat acreage and share a $28 000 allotment. Sessions list dates and revised locations from prior notices and urge farmers to bring 1930 31 32 acre and yield records to understand payments for reductions.

Frederick County Roosevelt Stephens City Reynold’s Store Handley Library Middletown Mountain Falls Stephenson, Kauffm

Tom Thumb Wedding and aged friends feature in Winchester notes

Washington Post highlights three Winchester items: the Tom Thumb Wedding at First Baptist Church with a photo of the cast, a Shenandoah Valley National Bank iron chest once owned by Thomas Lord Fairfax, and long friendship stories about J Few Brown and A H Miller including photos at ages 18 and 85.

Winchester Washington Post Tom Thumb First Baptist Church Thomas Lord Fairfax Shenandoah Valley National Bank of J. Few Brown A. H. Miller Messrs Brown Miller Damon-Pythias Fairfax Harold Stone Post Iron Chest Christ Episcopal Church Old White Post Clarke County

Mrs E R Branch Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Katherine D Branch wife of Eugene R Branch manager of the George Washington Hotel Winchester died at 8 40 last night in Winchester Memorial Hospital from double pneumonia suffered within 10 days Her brother Christopher J Dunn of Jersey City submitted to a blood transfusion in a bid to save her life She was born August 10 1904 in Jersey City and leaves a husband parents three sisters and three brothers The funeral service will be held at Kurtz Funeral Home Winchester and the remains will be taken to Martinsburg West Virginia and then Jersey City for interment.

Katherine D. Branch Eugene R. Branch George Washington Winchester Memorial Hospital Branch Winchester Father Heller Sacred Heart Catholic Church Martinsburg W. Va Jersey City

Assumption of Blessed Virgin Feast Masses Set

Tomorrow the Catholic Church observes the Feast of the Assumption. Attendance at mass is obligatory with two services at 6 and 8 o clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart led by Rev Father Paul Heller. Benediction follows the second mass.

Church of the Sacred Heart Paul Heller

Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Promises Savings and Quality Workmanship

Call 28 or 29 for money saving deals and top quality work. Winchester Steam Laundry advertises services with a focus on value and craftsmanship, noting convenient Sunday through Monday operations.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Public Sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture Near Bartonsville

Household and kitchen furniture to be sold at public auction on Saturday August 19 at 1 p m. Auction held at Woody Bakers farm near Bartonsville conducted by Russell Carter.

Woody Bakers Farm Bartonsville Russell Carter

Byrd Renews Claims on Wise Poll Tax Dispute in Virginia

U S Senator Harry F Byrd of Winchester renews his attack on Republican Major Henry A Wise over poll tax payment and school funding contributions. He says Wise was not a qualified voter before the 1932 election and notes Wise paid his poll tax only after the defeat, with registration dates revealed by Northampton County officials.

United States Harry F. Byrd Winchester Senate Henry A. Wise Wise Virginia Congress Byrd Attorney-General Major Wise Northampton County Northampton

Forty-Hour Week Set For Cigar Factory Workers

Washington Aug 14 a modified presidential reemployment agreement for the cigar industry provides a forty hour week and a minimum wage of thirty cents an hour under the Recovery Administration plan.

Washington A Recovery

United States Warships Enter Havana Amid Cuban Turmoil

U S destroyers Taylor Claxton and cruiser Richmond ordered to Cuba to protect Americans as looting arson and political upheaval surge in Havana New president Carlos Manuel de Cespedes forms a cabinet while Machado family seeks refuge in Key West and Nassau.

Machado Key West Associated Press Havana Cuba United States Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Gerardo Machado Nassau N. P Geraro Machado Europe Bermuda Washington Gulf Passage Roosevelt Taylor Claxton Balboa Manazanillo White House

Yard Party At Lamp's School House Benefit

Auction style community event hosted by M. E. Church to raise funds. Thursday night August 17 8 to 12 PM at Lamp's School House with rain date the following night. Attendees urged to attend for church support.

Lamp’s M. E. Church

Roosevelt Praises Civilian Conservation Corps Camps

President Roosevelt visited five CCC camps in the Blue Ridge region and praised the campers for their healthy appearance and reforestation work. He spoke at Camp Fechner, met Brig Gen Malone, and expressed a wish to live at a camp for a month. He received rousing welcomes in Harrisonburg and nearby towns.

Harrisonbr Franklin D. Roosevelt Civilian Conservation Corps Blue Ridge Camp Fechner Big Meadows Mr. Roosevelt White House C. C. C. Camps Harrisonburg Valley Pike Brown's Gap Weyers Cave Grottoes Mt. Crawford Roosevelt Paul B. Malone Baltimore Third Corps Malone A. B. Cammerer National Park Service Cammerer Byrd Talbott

Judge Awards Damages in Middletown Auto Crash

Mrs. Louise Gerwig awarded 1735 damages by Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County Court after an automobile collision near Middletown on May 27. The suit, brought by her husband Charles Gerwig of Alexandria, Va, against Frank Van Loan of Reading, Pa, cites hip fractures and severe shock from the Chrysler driven by Van Loan’s daughter Frances Van Loan.

Louise Gerwig Philip Williams Frederick Gerwig Charles Gerwig Alexandria Frank van Loan Reading Middletown van Loans van Loan Frances van Loan Gerwigs

Extra Copies at Miller's Drug Store

Yesterday's Washington Post copies were on sale at Miller's Drug Store. The item list notes price and availability for a limited run.

Washington Post Miller’s Drug Store

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