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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1937

Page

9

Ruins of Great Fort Unearthed

University of Nebraska archaeologist Dr. Earl H. Bell and students uncover a Ponca fort high on a hill above the Niobrara and Missouri rivers. They find 14 skulls and remnants of a legend about the Omaha woman called Helen of Troy, captured by Ponca, who aided her captors in a war against the Omaha.

Larry Hall Mobrara Neb Helen of Troy Earl H. Bell University of Nebraska Niobrara Missouri Nebraska Dr. Bell Great Plains Helen Poca Menelaus

Fourth Leadership Camp Opens in Pennsylvania

The Potomac Synod Evangelical and Re formed Church starts its fourth annual Leadership Training Camp at Mountain Lake near Fannettsburg Pennsylvania. Shenandoah County delegates include Rev John B Prantz Miss Shirley Miller Miss Rosalie Sheetz Jane Jennings Nora Hottel and Margaret Mays along with Mildred Garrison Everett Lynch and Crawford as camp counsellors.

Woodstock Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church Mountain Lake Fannettsburg Shenandoah County John B. Prantz St. Paul’s Church Shirley Miller Edinburg Rosalie Sheetz Jane Jennings Nora Hottel Woodstock Reformed Church Margaret Mays

Carillon Bells Nearing Arrival for Luray Memorial

Col Theodore Northcott of Luray reports Bryas Barker the Mercedsburg carillonneur visiting England says the 47 bells being cast for the Luray Singing Tower are very fine. The bells, arriving about October 1, will be installed in an almost finished tower with dedication to follow and several days of concerts by the carillonneur and visiting artists.

Luray Theodore ©. Northcott Bryas Barker Mercersberg Engand Uray Charles Chapman Duke University Brees Col. Norcott Chapman Barker Col. Northcott

Hitler Aims At Rotary Says University President

Charles Edward Diehl, president of Southwestern University, Tennessee, cautioned in New York that Hitler plans to disrupt Rotary Clubs in Germany to align them with Nazi ideology. He based his warning on discussions with delegates from the Rotary International Convention in Nice, France, and on Hitler’s order for German officers to resign from Rotary.

Hitler Rotary New York Adolf Hitler Germany Charles Edward Diehl Southwestern University Mephis Tenn Diehl Ice France Hitt Rotary

Many Projects Engage Grange At Middletown

A large crowd including Grange members gathered at the Strasburg bathing beach for a wine roast hosted by the social committee. The meeting featured drill demonstrations, conferral of two major degrees, new members, and committee reports. The home economic committee outlined plans for the August 26 festival at Cedar Creek Cabin Camp and a Shenandoah County Farm Bureau Grangers picnic on August 18. September’s first meeting moved to September 8 to attend the Southern States meeting.

Middletown Youg Grange Weiner Strasburg Home Economic Committee Cedar Creek Cabin Farm Bureau and Grangers Shenandoah County Home Makers’ Committee

Al Jr Faces Contempt Charge Over Alimony

Alfred E. Smith Jr. faces contempt punishment unless he pays 1200 dollars in alimony to Bertha Gott Smith. Justice Abram Zoller in Syracuse referred the case to Rome for possible Saturday hearing. Mrs. Smith testified that 200 dollars monthly alimony since January remains unpaid.

Syracuse N. Y Alfred E. Smith, Jr Bertha Gott Smith Abram Zoller Zoller James Cross Rome Smith

Shortage of Pharmacists Dominates A PA Convention

In New York on August 16 the American Pharmaceutical Association opened its convention with discussions on an acute and rising shortage of young licensed pharmacists. About 1,000 pharmacists from across the nation attended, joining meetings of affiliated bodies and boards, with concerns linked to the four year college requirements enacted by 46 states.

New York American Pharmaceutical Association National Association of Colleges of Pharmacy National Association of Boards of Pharmacy Conference of Pe Ee. Association

Ferry Strike Postponed by Norfolk Port Authority

A threatened strike by Norfolk Portsmouth Ferries workers was postponed to Wednesday after a special committee from Portsmouth City Council and Norfolk County Board of Supervisors found it lacked authority to meet demands. The joint owners run ferries between Norfolk Portsmouth and Berkeley Portsmouth. Workers seek higher pay, shorter hours, and one day off weekly citing ferry profits and lower area wages.

Norfolk Norfolk-portsmouth Ferries Portsmouth

Marion Davies Stars in Ever Since Eve at Capitol Theatre

Marion Davies delivers light comedy charm in Warner Bros cosmopolitan Ever Since Eve at the Capitol Theatre. She shares top billing with Robert Montgomery in a film praised for its fun romance songs dances and lavish wardrobe.

Marion Davies Robert Montgomery Warner Bros.Cosmopolitan Eve Capitol Theatre Marion Davies

Der Fuehrer and World Peace Belief Stated

A fragment cites a statement about Adolf Hitler and the goal of world peace, noting it as a claimed motive or belief associated with the regime. The wording reflects contemporary critique of Nazi aims and ideologies.

Franco Legions Attack Weakened Santander Defenses

Franco led legions pushed toward Santander from five directions along the Franco Spanish frontier. Insurgent reports claim government troops trapped and thousands of deaths, with Reinosa and Revisón falling and key facilities including Constructora Naval secured. The advance neared Santander within 30 miles as over twenty villages were captured.

Hendaye Francisco Franco Santander Biscayan Escade Pass Franco Reinosa Falls Revisa Reinosa Corconte Revison Constructora Naval Valencia-Burgos

Examinations Announced by U S Civil Service Board

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for an Instructor of weaving with a 2000 dollar yearly wage in Indiana Field Service including Alaska under the Department of Interior. Safety instructor at 1800 dollars and assistant safety instructor at 1620 dollars are offered by the Bureau of Mines also under the Interior. Full details available from Herman Lee secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office.

United States Civil Service Commission Indiana Field Service Alaska Department of Interior Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior Herman Lee U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Coronation Film and Double Feature at the Palace

Tonight the Palace shows the first technicolor coronation film of King George and Queen Elizabeth as the main feature. A double bill includes It Can't Last Forever with Ralph Bellamy and Betty Furness, plus 2314 Hours Leave and 2344 Hours Leave. Fox News Reel and a novelty supplement the program.

George Elizabeth Palace Ralph Bellamy Betty Furness Robert Armstrong James Ellison Terry Walker Palace Theatre Fox News

Public sale of personal property near Nain Virginia

As Administrator of Levi P. Boyd deceased, W E Edwards will sell at the estate’s last residence near Nain on Tuesday August 24 starting at 10 AM. Items include a Deering manure spreader Oliver riding cultivator Deering mower John Deere disc drill and other farm implements. Cash terms.

Levi P. Boyd Nain Virginia Deering Oliver John Deere McCormick Deering Hampshire W.E. Edwards

Great Bible Meeting At Massanetta Opens

The Massanetta Bible Conference opens at Massanetta Springs with Dr. John Finley Williamson leading morning services and Westminster Quartet performances. The program includes forums on The Church in the Modern World, addresses by Dr. E T Thompson and Dr. Francis P Miller, and a keynote by Dr. T K Young. The event draws leaders from Princeton Richmond and Washington with a focus on social church themes.

Massanetta Fannie Lupton John Finley Williamson Princeton N. J Westminster Quartet E. T. Thompson Richmond Coustas Bruner Thomas H. Grafton Staunton LoRean T. K. Young LoRean Hodapp William Crowe Massanetta Springs

Westminster pastor Crowe speaks at Massa netta Springs

William Crowe pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church St Louis and former Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly delivered his first Massa netta Springs address last night. His message emphasized Christian conduct and the value of constructive helpful deeds making one a true friend.

Wm. Crowe Westminster Presbyterian Church St. Louis Presbyterian General Assembly Massanetta Springs

Found Guilty In Wise Slaying

Homer Lyons, 40, is found guilty of the murder of Ed Lindgren in Wise county Virginia. The jury sets Lyons' punishment at 30 years in the penitentiary after a rapid trial. Lindgren died 11 days after being shot in Lyons' home near Coeburn.

Wise Wise County Homer Lyons Ed Lindgren Lindgren Lyons Coeburn D. F. Kennedy Wise, Lyons

National Capitol Action Wraps Up Budget and Nomination Trails

On Capitol Hill lawmakers push final deficiency bill as House and Senate clash over appropriations. Supreme Court debates confirmation of Senator Black. Senate studies House tax loopholes and approves housing bill preferred status. Farm committee continues general farm legislation study. Yesterday the House passed an anti tax evasion bill while the Senate Judiciary Committee ree-nominated Senator Ack.

House Supreme Court Senate Senator Black Ala House Rules Committee House Agriculture Committee Senate Judiciary Committee Senator Ack

Girl Struck by Train Survives Kenosha Incident

Sophie Filipo wicz, 13, of Russell Illinois, was walking along a spur track in Kenosha Wisconsin when a passenger train struck her. She was hurled several yards but walked away after deputies gave first aid.

Kenosha Wis Sophie Filipowicz Russell Ill

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