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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1934

Page

8

Stephens City And Middletown Scouts Weigh Camp Plans

Two Boy Scout troops from Stephens City and Middletown departed for Camp White Rock for two weeks. Leaders include Rev. A P Saunders and R A Wall with Ray Gerrabrandt in charge of camp fire activities and Harry Farr handling records and games. Participants listed from both towns total 27 youths with Ed die O Ne al and Ainsworth Sperry as assistant scoutmasters.

Stephens City Middletown Camp White Rock A P. Saunders Winchester Ray Gerrabrandt Baltimore Harry Farr Marshall Galliday Ted Billy Lemley Billy Orndorff Marshall Lovett Kenneth Cecil Herbaugh Victor John Carbaugh Earl Beavers

Two Mysterious Dynamite Blasts Shake Luray

Two dynamite explosions rocked Luray Virginia in the early hours injuring none but damaging a fence and the Rosser home of Silas T. Rosser 82 and his blind wife Kate 80. A note unsigned and directed to Mary Smith 22 warned that the town faced danger and that a second blast would strike.

Associated Press Luray Silas T. Rosser Kate Rosser Mary Smith

Legion Selects Approved Film From Hayes List

The Legion of Decency notes Charlie Chan's Courage was listed Not Recommended for Children but appears in Selected Motion Pictures as suitable for family matinees. Hayes office will publish future film estimates from Selected Motion Pictures based on six women's organizations. Catholic families may consult the Catholic Church list in the Sunday Visitor.

Legion of Decency Charlie Chan Courage Will Hayes Catholic Church Winchester

Film Contracts Announced By Theatre Manager

Tom Baldridge, local theatre manager, returns from Warner Bros executives meeting in Washington. Capitol and Colonial Theatres plan a September show season that out-promises prior film entertainments. Major studios under contract include Warner Bros National Metro Goldwyn Mayer Paramount United Artists RKO with one exception. Deals with smaller companies are pending and will be announced later.

Tom Baldridge Warner Bros Washington Capitol Colonial Theatres First National Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer Paramount United Artists Baldridge Hollywood

Tri County Odd Fellows Meet Set for September 6

The Tri County Odd Fellows Association with lodges in Frederick Clarke and Warren counties visits Marsh Run Lodge No 147 at Middletown on Thursday night September 6. The group holds bi monthly meetings and will elect officers at the upcoming gathering led by W J Ferirrell of Front Royal as president.

Tri-County Odd Fellows Association Frederick Clarke Warren Counties Marsh Run Lodge Middletown W. J. Ferirell Front Royal

Middletown Grange Announces Boosters Night Drive

Middletown Grange No. 761 plans a membership drive with a degree work class and visitors from neighboring Granges. The group marks six years since 1928 and aims to boost activities through a September 28 open meeting featuring drills music and speakers.

Middletown Grange No Grange Hall Middletown Grange Fred Brenckman National Grange Washington, D. C Virginia State Grange Boosters

Rural Health Officials Discuss Bailey School Sanitation Project

James W. Smith regional rural health director and A L. Lewis district sanitation supervisor met F. W. Bailey project engineer of VERA to plan school sanitation work. Improvements include grading Kerns Town grounds and installing sanitation equipment at Stephens City and Middletown with expansion to other rural schools. Smith and Lewis assist in detailing projects and expressed pleasure at Frederick County approval.

James W. Smith State Health Department Richmond A. L. Lewis Staunton F. W. Bailey Virginia Emergency Relief Administration Kernstown Stephens City Middletown Smith Lewis Frederick County

Body Found In Pool Of Blood On Dirt Road

Louis J. Allen of Middletown a retired druggist was found dead in a blood pool on a dirt road near Portland Conn Medical Examiner Tar rant and Hartford state police coroner Smith believe murder occurred John Payne a poultry farmer found the body about 35 feet down the road Mr and Mrs Traye say Allen left their home around 11 p m after visiting Job's farm to the main highway

Associated Press Portland Conn Louis J. Allen Middletown John R. Tarrant Allen Hartford Barracks Lowndes A. Smith John Payne New York Boston Traye Job’s

15 years for slaying of World War Vet

Clarence Barnhouse convicted of second degree murder for the death of Basil Brown a World War veteran. A circuit court jury found him guilty after four and a half hours. Three other defendants Cleveland Harper Richard Cooper and Mrs Nellie Cooper face trial.

Associated Press Leesburg Clarence Barnhouse Basil Brown Cleveland Harper Richard Cooper Nellie Cooper

Steck Qualifies As Administrator

J. M. Steck, local attorney, qualified before County Clerk C. C. Brannon as administrator of the estate of the late Mrs. Gertrude Perry, known as Miss Gertie Boyce, of Opequon. Bond of 1000 dollars posted with Maryland Casualty Company. Appraisers named: J. H. Yost, Donald McFadden, H. K. Russell, R. C. Garrett, Burr P. Harrison. Perry died May 29, 1934, aged 80. she leaves a single heir, John H. Peery.

J. M. Steck C. C. Brannon Gertrude Perry Gertie Boyce Opequon Maryland Casualty Company J. H. Yost Donald McFadden H. K. Russell R. C. Garrett Burr P. Harrison Steck John H. Peery

Two Are Fined In Drunk Cases

Two drunkenness cases were heard in police court with fines of five dollars and costs each. The defendants were Ed Knight of Winchester and Georgia Nesmith who gave Shockesville as his address.

Ed Knight Winchester Georgia Nesmith Shockesville

Hungary honors mother with 21 children and first prize

Mrs. Antal Krammer a 48 year old peasant wife near Budapest became the governments first prize winner for having more children than any other Hungarian mother. She has 21 children while 6 000 other mothers received gold medals totaling 80 000 children an average of 13 1 3 per mother proving prolific Hungarian parenting according to officials.

Budapest Antal Krammer Hungary

Committee to finalize plans for Frederick County convention

A meeting of the arrangements committee for the Frederick County Council of Religious Education is set for 10 a m Thursday in I N Good's office. Final convention plans will be made for the event beginning Sept 5 and ending Sept 7 with about 500 delegates from county Sunday schools expected.

Frederick County

Gravel Springs Picnic Draws 3000 Attendees in Shenandoah County

The Gravel Springs annual picnic in Shenandoah County drew about 3,000 attendees from the Valley and beyond. Miss Smith of Halifax Nova Scotia attended, granddaughter of the late Rev. W J Smith who served the Gravel Springs pastorate 28 years. The event marks the 63rd annual picnic sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society of the Gravel Springs Lutheran Church.

Gravel Springs Shenandoah County Miss Smith Halifax Nova Scotia W. J. Smith Frisby Smith Janette Rosenberger Rosenberger Ladies’ Aid Society Gravel Springs Lutheran Church

Violence erupts as garment workers strike in Guelph

Two men were seriously injured in a clash between striking garment workers and employees of the Popular and Superior Cloak Companies in Guelph Ontario. The August 21 confrontation on Wyndham Street marked the citys first strike violence with police struggling to quell the crowd. Several shop windows were broken and minor damage to cars and ornamental lights was reported.

Guelph Ont Wyndham Street

Police Shake-up Hinted After Labatt Kidnapping Case

The Toronto Mail and Empire says Ontario police likely shake up after attorney general Roebuck condemned the handling of John S Labatt kidnapping. Roebuck reportedly took direct charge when Labatt walked from his brother Hugh s room at Royal Park Hotel and vanished without on duty officers noticing.

Associated Press Toronto Toronto Mail and Empire Ontario Arthur W. Roebuck John S. Labatt Royal Park Hotel Hugh Mr. Roebuck Labatt

Home Coming at Ridings Sept 2 at Ridings Chapel

Ridings Chapel United Brethren Church will observe its annual home coming on Sunday September 2. Rev H E Richardson is pastor and Rev R N Young of Petersburg West Virginia will be principal speaker. Reliance and Gore quartets are expected to perform vocal music.

Ridings Chapel United Brethren Church H. E. Richardson R. N. Young Petersburg W. Va Reliance Gore

Wage and hour violations probed in Richmond cleaner case

John J. Carson of the State NRA Labor Compliance Board said his office is investigating its first wage and hour violation report from a cleaner and dyer since the industry signaled scrapping code restrictions. Complaints from a Richmond employee are being checked and will be sworn into affidavit form.

Associated Press Richmond John J. Carson NRA Labor Compliance Board Carson

Dor ahey to oppose Fess for Ohio Senate in November

Former Ohio governor A. V. Dor ahey will seek the Democratic senatorial nomination and face Republican incumbent Simeon D. Fess in November after defeating Gov. George White and Congressman Charles West in the primary.

George White Charles West Ohio A. V. Dorahey Simeon D. Fess

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