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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1930

Page

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Shirley Confers With Gov Pollard

The report covers multiple drought relief actions in Virginia and nationwide. Gov. Pollard plans talks with State Highway Commissioner Shirley to align with federal air road funds of 2.38 million for Virginia and to match the federal grant. He aims to keep 11,000 highway workers employed and to advance county relief quickly with new offices and loans if needed.

Chicago Central America Weather Bureau Baltimore John R. Weeks Washington County State Game Refuge Potomac River E. Lee LeCompte E. R. McCullough Boy Scouts Richmond Harry Flood Byrd Virginia Agriculture Hyde Washington John Garland Pollard Henry G. Shirley Pollard Tate Yde State Highway Department Byrd Virginia Prelief Commission Southwest Virginia F. W. Scott Richmond Capitalist John R. Hutcheson Viria Polytechnic Institute Senate Hoover

Special Bus Rates for Firemen Picnic From Winchester

Special round trip rate of 75 cents on all busses leaving Winchester for the Firemen's Picnic at Fisher's Hill on Labor Day. No ID needed to receive the fare. Attendees from Winchester and nearby towns expected to be large, with ample entertainment planned.

Winchester Fisher's Hill Friendship Company

Arthur Miller Appeals Liquor Case After Guilty Verdict

Arthur Miller was found guilty of possessing 14% gallons of liquor and jailed three months with a $118 fine including costs. He appealed to the Corporation Court and posted a $500 bond. In the same court Mrs. James Amick was released on her own recognizance awaiting a witness hearing on possession of 112 gallons of moonshine. Her husband is serving a sentence on the liquor charge.

Arthur Miller Corporation Court James Amick

Swift Planes To Be Raced In the Chicago Meet

The Thompson trophy race in Chicago will feature a large plane capable of over 200 mph piloted by Captain Arthur H. Page of the Marine Corps who won the Curtiss marine race at 164 mph. The Navy will send eighteen planes from carriers Saratoga and Michigan and a Marine squadron from Quantico Va will also be represented.

Associated Press Washington Chicago Saratoga Michigan Marine Corps Quantico

Bear Courage Is Bolstered In Stock Market

New York reports renewed selling pressure as bear traders renew confidence. Prices fell sharply on moderate selling, with many prominent issues sliding two to four points, yet overall liquidation remained limited and bears failed to force a broad panic.

Associated Press New York

Two Military Companies Return From Camp in Virginia Beach

Two companies of the One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard returned late yesterday from two weeks at annual camp in Virginia Beach. Company I was led by Capt. Paul Hartman and headquarters by Lieut. Lawrence C. Hollis. Local units traveled by a special Baltimore and Ohio train from Washington.

One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard Virginia Beach Virginia Infantry Paul Hartman Lawrence C. Hollis Washington Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Auto Burned After Holdup Story From Hooded Suspect

A man claiming to be a stone mason from Upperville Virginia told police three bandits stopped and robbed him on the Washington Winchester highway near Opequon creek. His 1929 Chevrolet sedan burst into flames after top collapsed over a culvert, destroying the car and his coat. He escaped with no injuries.

Upperville Washington-Winchester Opéquon Creek Boyd Washington Pike Opequon William Godenour South End

Civic Clubs to Tangle in Winchester Miniature Golf

The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs begin a series of miniature golf contests Tuesday at 8 p.m. on the Perfection link. Kiwanis entrants include E D Stultz N H Carpenter Roy Cather Dr H S Pifer T R Cather and F C Hoshour. Rotary picks come from John Miller Peyton Marshall Fred Glaize Lester Arnold W R Legge Hugh Green B M Sullivan and R S Fansler. The rivalry adds local interest as games continue at several Winchester links.

Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Perfection Kiwanis Club E. D. Stultz N. H., Carpenter Roy Cather Dr. H. S. Pifer T. R. Cather F. C. Hoshour Rotary Club John Miller Peyton Marshall Fred Glaize Lester Arnold W. .R. Legge Hugh Green B. M. Sullivan R. S. Fansler Rotary Winchester

Tourist Camp Owner Dies After Operation In Winchester

Winfield S. Cutter 47 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital around 4 this morning after an hernia operation performed yesterday. A New York City native, he moved to Kernstown and ran Camp Ruth on the Valley Turnpike. Survived by widow Julia Cutter, three sons Winfield Jr Raymond and Robert, daughter Ruth, and sister Mrs Margaret Sasse of New York. Body to be shipped to New York City tomorrow for interment.

Winfield S. Cutter Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Cutter New York City Lickliter Kernstown Winchester Valley Turnpike Ruth Julia Cutter Winfield S. Cutter, Jr Raymond Cutter Robert Cutter Ruth Cutter Margaret Sasse New York

Death of Thomas Belt After Loudoun County Motorcycle Crash

Thomas Belt, a prominent state motorcycle policeman from Hamilton in Loudoun County, died at Leesburg hospital at 12:30 PM from injuries suffered in a Tuesday collision with an automobile after a horse and buggy crossed their path. Belt, about 40, had his leg amputated and multiple operations were performed in a bid to save him. he was a respected figure in Winchester and the state motor vehicle department.

Thomas Belt Hamilton Loudoun County Leesburg Winchester State Motor Vehicle Department

Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Notice

Whispered voices call 28 or 29 inviting readers to contact Winchester Steam Laundry with a dated listing 4 12 M on Wednesday and Saturday at 1 p m for a service or promotion.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Shenandoah Valley Racing Set for Winchester Fair

The sixty first Winchester Fair opens August 26 for a two day racing meeting with many horses from Charles Town New Castle and Dayton. Starting stalls will be used for the first time under J C rules. The Shenandoah Handicap on Thursday and Frederick county paced events headline a card featuring five furlong and mile races plus boxing bouts each night in a grandstand ring.

Shenandoah Valley Winchester Fair Charles Town New Castle Dayton A. B. Hummer Jockey Club Frederick County Maryland Pennsylvania United States Army The Fair Association

Postal Officials Form a Bowling League

Cumberland Valley Postal Employes Bowling League opens September 4 with teams from Martinsburg Charles Town Hagerstown Winchester Waynesboro and Chambersburg. The season runs halves to November 20 and April 19 with thirty games per team. John Washington president A D Collins secretary David McCullough treasurer Frank Weibel statistician.

Cumberland Valley Postal Employes Martinsburg Charles Town Hagerstown Winchester Waynesboro Chambersburg John Washington A. D. Collins David McCullough Frank Weibel

For Sale Computing Scales and Safes by J. H. Henry

Classified notice lists sale items including computing scales nat account file a 10 ft display case a 30x48 meat block 26x30x36 iron safe and a 9 key electric 26x30x36 iron safe. Date reference 8 16 16 21.

J. H. Henry

Mrs. Millers Kindergarten Opens Sept 1

Advertisement invites enrollment for Mrs. Millers Kindergarten and School for Primary Grades starting September 1 at 111 W. Monmouth. Contact by phone 943-1 for information and enrollment.

Public Notice for Estate of Robert L Gray Admr

All persons owing the estate of Robert L Gray and all persons indebted to the estate are asked to settle with Richard H Gray Admr of the deceased. The notice appears in the public records and calls for settlement within the stated probate period.

Robert L. Gray Richard H. Gray Admr

Local stock sale and Buick touring car listing

Local stock sale to the highest bidder 190 shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock offered by Mercantile Bank of Baltimore at West Baltimore Street Carrollton Avenue Baltimore Md. Also for sale 1921 Buick touring car cheap to quick buyer apply Leader Store.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Mercantile Bank of Baltimore West Balto. St Carrollton Ave Baltimore

Fair Society Opens Downtown Office For Winchester Fair

The Winchester Fair Association announces a downtown office at 139 North Loudoun Street opening Friday for entries and information ahead of the sixty first annual fair August 26 to 29. Mrs Arthur Fansler will manage with assistants and a catalogue supply will be available. Entries must be made at the fair grounds starting Monday August 25 after offices move there.

Winchester Fair Association North Loudoun Street Arthur Fansler Kere

Lodge To Share Picnic Fund For Gore Fire Relief

The Modern Woodmen of America plans to donate a large portion of proceeds from a Gore picnic next Saturday to families who lost their homes in a recent town fire. Charles Rosenberger notes the all day event features a Ferris wheel merry go round and various concessions. Officers urge public support to ensure a substantial relief sum.

Gore Woodmen of America Charles Rosenberger

Fruit Corporations Get Two Charters, Offices Located Here

Winchester court records show two new fruit related corporations. E W J Hearty Incorporated lists officers F Earl Parsons president E W J Hearty vice president Robert J Rea secretary and H Clay DeGrange treasurer. Valley Cooperative Fruit Exchange operates as a non profit non stock with Fred A Robinson president C E Koontz vice president Daniel W Lupton director and additional officers and directors.

Corporation Court Clerk's Office Winchester E. W. J. Hearty Virginia F. Earl Parsons New York City Robert.j. Rea Clay DeGrange Valley Co-Operative Fruit Exchange Fred A. Robinson C. E. Koontz Daniel W. Lupton M. B. Richards H. E. Yealey C. H. Smith H. A. Boyles

Jennie Wren Links Valley Pike amusement feature

Jennie Wren promotes Valley Pike entertainment and diversion with a suggested outing. The note highlights amusement options and invites readers to try the activity themselves.

Jennie Wren

Hit of the week records from Kenneth E Henry Co

Just arrived hit of the week records 15c. Kenneth E Henry Company advertises new stock labeled B-16-1p-3t and lists price per disc.

Kenneth E. Henry & CO

American ship Ventura Rescues Tahiti Passengers at Sea

The British steamer Tahiti with 317 aboard abandoned ship as water flooded a propeller loss. The American Ventura rushed from afar to take on passengers and mail, with disembarkations planned for Pagapaga and San Francisco. The Tahiti crew stayed to pump out water as rescue ships converged.

Associated Press Wellington New Zealand Tahiti Ventura Pagapaga Tahiti Island Southern Pacific San Francisco London Daily Herald Brisbane Eet Ceeas Penybryn Poten

Quake Victims Placed At 1 475 By the Fascists

In Rome an order sheet of the Fascist party lowered July earthquake deaths to 1 475 from 2 142. The reduction cited unreported roll calls as victims fled to hills or relatives in other villages.

Associated Press Rome Fascist Party

Mr. Shryock Struck by Auto on North Bradock Street

Wilmer Shryock was hit by a car driven by R. W High while crossing North Bradock street last night. He was bruised and shocked but not badly hurt and left the hospital today. High reported the incident to police and no blame was found.

Wilmer Shryock R. W High North Bradock Street

Infant Dies At Two Months In Washington Heights

Dorothy Minghini infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Minghini died this morning at their apartment in the Hable building corner of Loudoun and Boscawen streets from complications of illness. The body will be removed tomorrow morning to Ganotown West Virginia for interment.

Dorothy Minghini Arthur Minghini Hable Building Loudoun Boscawen Ganotown W. Va

Gore Picnic Saturday Features Ferris Wheel and Games

Petersburg VA resident Mr Branch brings a large Ferris Wheel hobby horses shooting gallery ball games and spinning wheels to a Gore picnic. Proceeds support fire victims of the Gore fire. Committee announces event for August 23.

Mr. Branch Petersburg

Death of Mrs Artemiss Long Reported in Washington

Reports to relief body list crop loss in Virginia at ten million dollars. Mrs Artemiss Long, aged eighty, widow of J J Long of Woodstock, died suddenly from asthma at her daughter Mrs W R Graybill’s Washington home. Survived by three sons Robert Long and Thomas Long and Lee Long and daughter Mrs Graybill. Body to be taken to Woodstock for funeral and interment.

Virginia Robertne South Cameron Street Washington Artemiss Long W. R. Graybill A. and P. Tea Company Long Artemiss Miller Shenandoah County J. J. Long Woodstock Robert Long Thomas and Lee Long Graybill

Flying Students Die In A Kelly Field Collision

Two cadets from the Kelly Field flying school were killed in an aerial collision at about 200 feet near Van Ormy Texas. The deceased were Donald DeWitt Campbell 23 of Anadarko Oklahoma and Cadet Robert Lee Scott 23 of Bethany Minnesota.

Associated Press San Antonio Texas Advanced Flying School Kelly Field van Ormy Donald DeWitt Campbell Anadarko, Okla Robert Lee Scott Bethany, Ml

Three Burned To Death In An Auto Accident

VEEDERSBURG Ind Aug 18 Two young women and a man were burned to death when a car collided with a tree along a highway four miles south of Veedersburg early today. The dead are Julia May Eckhart 19 of Buck Creek Opal Heinlach 19 of Frankfort and Glaze Metzger of LaFayette. Truman Cline of Camden was severely burned and is in critical condition.

Associated Press Veedersburg Ind Here Julia May Eckhart Buck Creek Opal Heinlach Frankfort Glaze Metzger LaFayette Truman Cline Camden

Middies Leave Roads For Short Range Practice

NORFOLK Va August 18 The battleships Arkansas Utah and Florida sailed from Hampton Roads with 980 midshipmen from the Naval Academy to engage in short range target practice at the southern drill grounds The group spent four days in Norfolk while supplies were loaded aboard the ships.

Associated Press Norfolk Arkansas Utah Florida Hampton Roads Naval Academy Annapolis

Firemen Wallop Local Sluggers at Martinsburg Park

The Winchester Park Association baseball team lost 13 to 2 to Hose Company No. 4 of Martinsburg West Virginia at the local park yesterday afternoon. The Winchester team was outclassed by the visitors as a large crowd estimated at 1,500 watched from grounds including many from West Virginia and other states.

Winchester Park Association Hose Company, No. 4 Martinsburg W.va Winchester West Virginia

Unemployment in Virginia Tops Thirty Thousand

The census bureau figures show Virginia with a total population of 2,419,471 and 30,555 unemployed, about 1.3 percent, according to the AP report. The release marks the latest census-based unemployment snapshot as of August.

Associated Press Washington Census Bureau Today Virginia

President Hoover Returns From Summer Camp Trip

President Hoover arrived back at the White House from his summer camp in Virginia after an uneventful motor journey. He resumed official duties following the return.

Associated Press Washington Hoover White House Virginia

Virginia drought relief plan urged to hold grain and cattle

Harry F. Byrd urged Secretary Hyde to release grain held by the Stabilization Corporation for livestock feed and to prevent panic selling. The Virginia Drought Relief Commission outlined steps including wholesale feed purchases, credit for farmers, and low interest supplies to sustain agriculture through the next year.

Associated Press Washington Harry F. Byrd Virginia Grain Stabilization Corporation Virginia Tee Farm Board John Barton Hyde Byrd Richmond John R. Hutcheson Blacksburg Virginia Drought Relief Commission Relief Commission Richie

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