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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1929

Page

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Virginia Democrats to Finance Gubernatorial Campaign Statewide

Virginia Democrats announce they will finance the November gubernatorial campaign entirely with Old Dominion funds no national committee aid or outside money. The statement, issued by John Garland Pollard James Price John R Saunders Murray Hooker Mrs Robert Watts and Gov Harry Byrd, asserts state issues and state financing will guide the campaign opposing a Republican anti-Smith coalition.

Virginia Old Dominion Democratic National Committee John Garland Pollard Democratic Party Pollard James H. Price John R. Saunders J. Murray Hooker Robert C. Watts Washington Republican Committee William Moseley Brown Dr. Brown Smith Hoover People c

Last Rites For Stanley Harmer At 4 Tomorrow

Funeral services for Stanley Harmer who died at his West Cork street home after a long illness will be held Thursday at 4 PM from the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden will officiate. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery with honors from Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 and Winchester Commandery No. 12 Knights Templar. Pallbearers named from the knights templar order. Members of Hiram Lodge will meet at 3 PM at the temple to attend the service.

Stanley Harmer West Cork Street Presbyterian Church F. T. McFaden Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester Winchester Commandery No. 12 Knights Templar Harmer Order William B. Wagner George B. Bushnell Chas. P. McVicar Roland C. Ryan Chas. W. Trenary George R. Theis Hiram Lodge A. F A. M North Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church of Gerrardstown J. B. Bittinger Equality Lodge of Masons

Atlantic City trip plans among March Cave family

Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. March and Mr. and Mrs. James Cave and son James Jr. left early Monday on a motoring tour. They are spending several days in Atlantic City before moving on to New York and various destinations in Canada.

Harold C. March James Cave James, Jr Atlantic City New York Canada

Swiss Boys Flight Over Atlantic Ends Hope At Roosevelt Field

A hopeful but doomed attempt to fly from Lisbon to New York ended with Oscar Kaesar and Kurt Luescher missing after crossing the Atlantic. The pair, novices aged 21 and 22, took off in a white monoplane with plans to reach Roosevelt Field but vanished with fuel concerns and no radio.

Washington Charles F. Hughes North Atlantic Oscar Kaesar Kurt Lueecher New York Europe America Roosevelt Field Kurt Luescher Newfoundland Nova Scotia Oscar Gaesar Lisbon Azores American Long Island

Col W T Bradley Falls To Death At His Hotel

Col Walter T Bradley wealthy coal magnate died from a fall from the Warwick Hotel thirteenth floor in Philadelphia. Police suspect suicide after failed attempt to sleep. A screen had been removed from the window before the plunge. Henry S Martin, president of the family firm, cited ill health and failing eyesight.

Associated Press Philadelphia Walter T. Bradley Warwick Hotel Henry S. Martin

For Sale Two Ton Truck with Wide Bed and Solid Tires

For sale a two ton truck in good running condition with solid tires and a wide bed. Bar gain to quick buyer. Call 112 W. for details.

Yard Party at Macedonia Church Ends Summer Fundraiser

An event labeled Yard Party hosted by the Macedonia Church committee took place on Front Royal Pike on Friday night, August 28, as part of a community fundraiser.

Macedonia Church Front Royal Pike

Uniform return notice from Friendship captain

All members with uniforms not going to Lexington Virginia with the company should return their uniforms to the driver at the engine house. Captain Fred W. Forney issues the order.

Lexington

Baltimore to Celebrate 200th Birthday with Citywide Events

Baltimore marks 200 years with a four day celebration September 12 to 15 led by a 400 member committee under Mayor William F. Broening. Activities include a grand military parade to Fort Mc Henry Defenders Day observance, a Star Spangled Banner tribute, mass city pageant, and a 500 instrument band concert.

Baltimore Maryland Regular Army National Guard Marines American Legion Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key Playground Athletic League St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Druid Hill

Death of John F Staub prominent Inwood resident

John F Staub died at his home near Inwood Berkeley county at age 76 after a brief paralysis illness. He helped found Inwood Park Company and Inwood Co operage Company with his son and was first postmaster and merchant of Inwood. He is survived by a widow four sons three daughters fourteen grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Presbyterian Church Gerrardstown with Masonic interment.

John F. Staub Berkeley County W. Va Inwood Atricken Mr. Staub Martinsburg White Hall Frederick County Green Spring Staub Inwood Park Company C. H. Staub Inwood Cooperage Company Equality Lodge of Masons of Washington Lodge Knights of Pythias Winchester Laren Jenny Lind Clay O’roke L. F John W. Staub Pittsburgh E. F. Staub Romney A. H. Lendenning Dunellen N. J Paul B. Sherrard William H. Hammersla H. T. Hess Mary F. DeHaven Jennie L. Staub L. H Mary Margaret Heininger Staub

Last Rites Set for Mrs. Snowden B. Kline

The funeral for Mrs. Snowden B. Kline, who died yesterday morning, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow from 311 Fairmont Avenue. Rev. Robert B. Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church Winchester and Rev. C. C. Burruss of Grace Methodist Episcopal Middletown will officiate. Pallbearers include C. C. Peery, C. C. Hammack, E. M. Kline, B. R. Sperry, F. Estes Kline and Dr. E. B. Powers. Interment follows at Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown.

Snowden B. Kline Fairmont Avenue Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church Winchester C. C. Burruss Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Middletown C. C. Peery C. C. Hammack E. M. Kline R. Sperry F. Estes Kline E. B. Powers Mount Carmel Cemetery

Husband Obtains Divorce From Wife Beatty Case in Frederick Circuit

Henry W. Beatty was granted an absolute divorce from Cora E. Beatty in Frederick county Circuit Court on statutory grounds. Married June 5, 1919 the couple separated after six months when she deserted him January 5, 1920. The decree cites a co-respondent as the basis for the divorce rather than desertion.

Henry W. Beatty Frederick County Cora E. Beatty

Freight Agent Hendrickson Ends Life in Hagerstown Office

Charles S. Hendrickson fifty five of Relay Md traveling freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shot himself in the freight offices of the road in Hagerstown Md. He reportedly said this is the end before firing and no motive is known.

Associated Press Hagerstown Charles, S. Hendrickson Relay Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Gail H. Wolfe Hendrickson

Friendship Reel Racers Impress With Practice Record

The Friendship Fire Company reel team posted a 150 yard run and laid 150 feet of hose in 28 seconds. They plan to compete at the Virginia State Firemen's Association tests in Lexington next week and will march in the parade with the Lexington Cornet Band. They depart Winchester next Wednesday night by motorbus and car for the convention, and members not attending are asked to return uniforms to the engine house.

Friendship Fire Company Virginia State Firemen’s Association Lexington Friendship Firemen Lexington Cornet Band Winchester

Winchester Fair Office Announcement

Winchester Fair Office located in Chamber of Commerce beside Capitol Theatre handles all fair business transactions.

Chamber of Commerce Capitol Theatre

Rouss Fireman Uniforms Set for Washington Trip

Uniforms for the Rouss Fire Department will be issued for the Washington trip starting Thursday evening the 22nd at 7 o'clock. D. F. Hottle, Uniform Commissioner.

ROUSS Washington D. F. Hottle

Appointed County Magistrate in Frederick County

An order in the Circuit Court of Frederick County appoints H. G. Hershman of Star Tannery as a justice of the peace for Back Creek district, Frederick County.

Circuit Court Frederick County H. G. Hershman Star Tannery Back Creek

1929 Four Door Willis Knight Sedan For Sale

Classified listing noting a 1929 four door Willis Knight sedan in perfect condition listed by H W Ebert with contact code 8-20-1p-21. Local reader understood to be a private sale in a newspaper classified page.

Girl Scouts Take Over Camp As Boys Depart

Thirty members of Winchester Troops 1 and 3 returned from Camp White Rock on Capon River after two weeks. Girl Scouts held camp for ten days under strong leadership and earned merit badges with Tom Scully poised for Eagle Scout.

Winchester Boy Scouts Troop 1 Camp White Rock Capon River Girl Scouts Tom Scully Hagle Scout Louis Rice Fred Fries Troop Fred Stine Leo Cather William Kern Theodore Henry Murray D. Mitchell Winchester Mitchell Jesus Sirbaugh J. Taylor J. Rhodes Shull Philip Glaize

Swells From Bay Boat Halt Mercury Racer Flight

Annapolis August 21. Sea swells from a Chesapeake Bay boat interrupted Lieut. Alford J. Williams flight test of the Mercury racer intended for Schneider cup competition. After taxiing two miles he cut the motor. a tow boat returned the plane to the Sandpiper for refueling for a possible second attempt. A later run at over 100 miles an hour was blocked by a ferry and freighters forcing another stop and tow back to the carrier.

Associated Press Annapolis Chesapeake Bay Alford J. Williams Williams Naval Academy

Baltimore Guest of Local Resident Visits Town

Mr. Randolph Boblitz of Baltimore is spending time in town as the guest of Mr. William A. Norton Jr. This brief social item notes a cordial visit and hospitality between the two men in the local community.

Randolph Boblitz Baltimore William A. Norton, Jr

Fort Loudoun School Opens September 9 1929

School and music class details appear with registrar Mary E Bush listed. The notice promotes Winchester Fair dates in August and September and advertises enrollment and events for local residents.

Fort Loudoun

Women’s air derby slips toward El Paso as pace quickens

Amelia Earhart leads 16 remaining flyers from Douglas toward El Paso Texas as 16 entries push on from Santa Monica to Cleveland. Mrs Keith Miller heads the fillers with fleetmates in two minute intervals, while a fatal crash near Wellton casts a shadow over the race.

Associated Press EL Paso Texas Amelia Earhart Atlantic Douglas Blanche Noyes Cleveland Ariz Santa Monica Calif Keith Miller New Zealand Florence Barnes San Mare Thea Rasche Phoenix Bepaso Louis McPherridge Phaden Pittsburgh Phoebe Omlie Memphis Tenn Douglas. After 13 of the 16 Ships Had Arrived Here, Both Mrs. Phaden Miss Omlie Oero Miss Crosson Yuma

Found Guilty Of Possessing Liquor

Howard Lewis was found guilty in police court of illegal possession of liquor and sentenced to four months in jail and fined $118. Officers found 514% gallons hidden in the cellar near town. Andrew Lillis was also found guilty and received six months in jail and a $118 fine. Policemen found 20 gallons of liquor in a shack where Lillis resided and he admitted ownership. Mrs A L Turner returns to her Loudoun county home on South Cameron street.

Howard Lewis Andrew Lillis Boyd and Dove Barr Lillis A. L. Turner Loudoun County South Cameron Street

Apple Growers Notice Print Your Picked Tickets Now

Apple growers are alerted that their printed tickets are ready for pickup. The notice urges timely collection and states where to retrieve the tickets and the responsible office.

Special Buys: 1928 Marmon 8 and More

The GEORGE WASHINGTON GARAGE advertises three low mileage classics for sale. A 1928 Marmon 8 Convertible Coupe, a 1928 La Salle 5 pass Sedan with six wire wheels, and a 1929 Packard 8 5 pass Sedan are offered as perfect Teal bargains by Beverley Wright, proprietor.

la Salle Packard George Washington Beverley Wright

Winchester lodge to attend funeral of Stanley E Harmer

Members of Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 and visiting brethren assemble promptly at 2 45 tomorrow at Masonic Temple to attend the funeral of Brother Stanley E Harmer. Wendell B Goode Wor Master.

Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 A. F A. M Masonic Temple Stanley E. Harmer Wendell B. Goode

Winchester Fair Benefit Night And Day League

Rainy Friday night and Thursday events mark a benefit tied to the Winchester fair. Details note a night and day league with dates in August, listing local participation and planned activities.

Brucetown St. Rainy Benefit Worth Winchester Fair

French flyer aims to overtake Graf Zeppelin world flight

Dieudonne Coste announced a 6 am start from Le Bourget to chase the Graf Zeppelin circling the world. He plans a Valdavostic refuel then Tokyo leg, seeking to pass the airship before it reaches Lakehurst, New Jersey.

Associated Press Tokyo Huko Eckener Graf Zeppelin Naval Air Station Here Pacific Germany Pertad LE Bourget Wrasdckes Dieudonne Coste Franch Air Ace Lakehurst New York South Atlantic Ocean Zeppelin Coste Atlantic Valdavostic Heth Kasumiguara Japan Los Winchester Los Angeles Air Field Carl Beurele H. M. Scott Western Pacific

Stock Market Signs of Fatigue After Rapid Advance

New York stock market shows signs of tiring after a steep rise since August 9 as profit taking and short selling increase. High priced issues like United States Steel Union Carbide Westinghouse Electric and Bethlehem Steel hit new highs while others fell. total volume about 4.8 million shares. Call money eased from 7 to 6 percent aiding sentiment but closing was heavy.

Associated Press New York United States Steel Common Union Carbide Westinghouse Electric Bethlehem Steel

Kindergarten Opens at Reformed Church in May

Miss Miller announces a kindergarten opening at the Reformed Church in May or September. Parents wishing to enroll should write Gertrude E. Miller at Washington Inn, City, for details and enrollment.

Miss Miller the Reformed Church Gertrude E. Miller Washington Inn City

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National Democratic Committee Roosevelt Col. W. T. Bradley Warners Garments Moling & Cather Fred W. Forney Rs Alder H W. Ebert Mystery Plane Floya J. Logan San Monica Logan Star Job Department Ngross Eckener Naval Big Bag
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