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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1938

Page

5

Virginia eyes savings by auditing sheriffs fees

State officials warn $100000 plus in criminal costs may be recoverable from sheriffs fees and local jail payments. Audits examine excess fees, local ordinance cases, and state jail costs, with proposals to shift sheriffs to salaries to simplify accounting and curb spending.

Virginia Hiss L. McCarthy Downs State Compensation Board C. H. Morrissett Mr. Downs Leroy Hodges Compensation Board Treasury Morrissett Col Hodges National Guard Downs State Board of Education General Fund State General Fund

Legion Splits In Maryland On Tydings Purging

Maryland American Legion faces a rift over the Senate race between purge-designated Millard E. Tydings and Roosevelt loyalist David J. Lewis. State commander Bruce T. Bair defends a veteran-focused view while opposing Roosevelt's influence and calls Lewis a rubber stamp for the president.

Legion Maryland Baltimore Maryland Department of the American Legion Millard E. Tydings Roosevelt David J. Lewis Bruce T. Bair Bair United States Rep Lewis Washington

Denver Visitors Barred From Berkeley Municipal Course

The report notes two visitors at the Berkeley Municipal course were barred from the links after attempting to reach the green from tall dry grass following several swings. It mentions horseshoe references and a playful remark about plau dits.

Denver Berkeley Municipal

Government report notes lower criminal costs during Depression

Mr. Bradford cites 1933 to 1936 expenditures of 1.171 million, 854 thousand, 1.099 million and 1.181 million dollars, reduced by depression cuts. He warns without cuts, charges would reach about 1.35 million annually in 1932-34. Governor Peery says biennial criminal costs exceed appropriations by 450 thousand, and reforms failed to cut expenses.

Bradford General Assembly Peery

Prominent Young Couple Are Wed at Gretna Green

George S. Mennen son of a well known toilet goods maker and Miss Mary E. Mahoney of Rochester N Y were secretly married here August 16 courthouse records show The Rev J T Baker officiated The couple met at Cornell where both studied She is the daughter of Leo D Mahoney Rochester attorney.

Elkton Gretna Green Georges Mennen Mary E. Mahoney Rochester N. Y Raymond Avenue South Orange N. J Miss Mahoney Cornell Leo D. Mahoney

Hable's Palace Screens The Rage of Paris Cast

Danielle Darrieux and Douglas Fairbanks Jr star in The Rage of Paris at Hable's Palace Theatre for three days starting today. A world acclaimed beauty makes her American debut with a plot about romance and danger. Mischa Auer Louis Hayward and Helen Broderick also appear.

Danielle Darrieux Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Paris Hable’s Palace Theatre Mischa Auer Louis Hayward Helen Broderick

Iron County Fair Accepts Commemorative Wooden Nickels

Iron River Michigan fair week adopts wooden nickels as tokens commemorating Iron County 40th anniversary. Citizens and visitors use the coins without stigma, embracing the novelty and local pride.

Fair Exchange Iron River Mich Iron County

Rabbit vanishes. hound Tel tracks down runaway pet

Blair Hildebrand of Johnstown searches three days for a rabbit after illness. The family turns to 15 year old hound Tel who, two hours later, returns with the wriggling cotton tail firmly in his mouth.

Johnstown Blair Hildebrand Blair Tel

Horse Puzzle in Temperanceville Stalls an Unlikely Rescue

In Temperanceville Virginia W T Brittingham reports a horse wandered the barn at night and climbed narrow stairs to a second floor with an L turn. To retrieve it, workers removed a wall and built a bridge from the second floor to a truck for the animal’s exit.

Temperanceville W. T Brittingham

County News Briefs From Gore Virginia

Local notes report deaths, visits, and gatherings. Fern Poube and other residents are mentioned with family connections in Gore and nearby towns. Attendees at a Mary Belle Larrick dinner include numerous Larrick and Brill relatives and guests from Winchester Broadway and Wilmington Delaware.

Ida Brill Pauline Juanita Brill Betty Holloway Ruth Ida Larrick Jean Constable Zada Cooper Winchester Evelyn Phyllis Audrey Dorothy Jean Hawkins Broadway Harold Larrick James Sawyer Roy Hawkins Eddie Larrick Charles John Cooper Hyattsville Mary Belle Larrick Edith Holloway B. L. Larrick J. W. Landacre A. D. Davis Wilda Jean George Larrick Rollin Larrick Joyce Isrand Marguerite Constable Raymond Hott Kirby White Rock Capon River Ralph Bowman Harold Pugh Roger Cooper Jack Cooper Charles Cooper Lyda Cooper Kenneth Francis David Washington, D. C W. R. Kern Valley Home Kern Garland Potts Jean Joan Wilmington del J. J. Deving B. F Liggett Katherine Junior Oates Allan S. J. Goode C. H. Anderson

Miss Kelchner Visits Relative in Washington DC

Carpers Valley notes Miss Mary Louise Kelchner visits her aunt Mrs. Marian Carl in Washington DC. Miss Gertrude Kremer, Miss Ethel furtlebaugh, Miss Jane furtlebaugh, and Miss Mary and Bernice Car are also mentioned in the social brief from Carpers Valley Va.

Carpers Valley Mary Louise Kelchner Marian Carl Washington, D. C Gertrude Kremer Ethel and Jane Furtlebaugh Mary and Bernice Car

St. Davids Church Social Notes Aug 20 Update

St David s Church VA reports visits from McClanahans Walker family and Gorman relatives. Mr and Mrs James Walter from Youngstown Ohio return after visiting D H Walter and Alice Walter. The Sonner family hosted guests from Strasburg and Washington DC with Annie Williams from Winchester. Mr Harry McClanahan and spouse welcomed a birth of an eight pound baby.

ST. David’s Church A. M. McClanahan Upper Marlboro A. O. McClanahan Hugh Gorman Philadelphia D. H. Walter Alice Walter F. C. Sonner Strasburg Pear] James Washington, D. C Anna Williams Winchester T. A. Crabill Harry McClanahan

McClanahan Family News from Chevy Chase and Mt Jackson

The text lists family notes including Mrs. Leson Shipe and Smith of Chevy Chase Md tying her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McClanahan on Sunday. Messrs J Stanley Barr and R L Clem were business visitors in Mt Jackson Monday. Miss Bertha McClanahan and a friend from Washington DC visited her parents last week.

Leson Shipe and Smith Chevy Chase A. M. McClanahan Messrs J. Stanley Barr R. L. Clem Mt. Jackson Bertha McClanahan Washington, D. C

Veteran John W Williams Dies in Roanoke at 40

John W Williams 40 of Roanoke died at 1 05 A M at home after a World War II service as a lieutenant in the aviation corps He later worked in the automobile bus business and was son of the late John W Williams longtime clerk of the Virginia House of Delegates and a Pearisburg native.

Roanoke John W. Wlloems Division of Motor Vehiclés John W. Williams Clark Vierting House of Delegates Williams Pearisburg

Rainfall totals and averages for the year

Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour endings and year to date. August to date 1.88 inches. year to date 1.47 inches. Average monthly rainfall based on 1913 to 1937 totals lists January 2.53 inches and entries through November 2.30 inches with an annual mean of 35.36 inches.

Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company Annual Meeting

The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company announces its stockholders meeting in Winchester Virginia on Friday September 2 1938 at 12 15 PM at the office of R Gray Williams Counsel for election of a President and Board of Directors and other business. G F May Secretary.

Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company Winchester R. Gray Willams G. F. May

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