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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1933

Page

9

Winchester Suffered Heavy Apple and Corn Losses in 40 Mile Gale

Farmers in Winchester and surrounding area report apple crops in Frederick County damaged up to 50 percent with witnesses estimating over 100000 bushels blown to the ground. Northern Virginia corn fields show desolation with a likely half crop at harvest. No local casualties reported though a man from Shenandoah County was killed when a tree fell on his car near Purcellville. The hurricane left Winchester scarred with widespread downed trees and power outages.

Winchester Frederick County Virginia Memorial Hospital Charles K. Chapman Forestville Shenandoah Purcellville Loudoun County The Star

Paperhangers And Painters Weigh Code At Meeting

Paperhangers and painters are to meet at 8 o clock this evening at the hall of the South End Hose Company on West Monmouth street to discuss and adopt a code governing their work during the present emergency.

South End Hose Company Monmouth Street

First Winchester and Clarke Garden Club Flower Show Friday

Flower lovers invited to exhibit at the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club NA T show to be held at the George Washington Hotel on Friday September 8. The article extols abundant local blooms and urges exhibitors to participate under the NRA ethos of doing their part for a grand display.

Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club George Washington Hotel Garden Club Nature Wilton Strickler Harris Whetzell Garden Clearbrook God

Winchester Band to Play Friday Evening on Court House Lawn

The Winchester Concert Band will perform a summer concert at 8 o'clock Friday evening on the Court House lawn. Director W H McIlwee has prepared a varied program including a cornet solo Annie Laurie by Orville Hoover. Jones and Company will supply chairs for attendees who arrive early.

Winchester Court House W. H. Mcllwee Annie Laurie Orville Hoover Jones and Company Philharmonic Ringnet Lake Cornet Smith William Tell Rossini Engelmann Billboard Bazaar Chenette

County Democrats to Meet at Court House Saturday

Announcement by R L Omps chair of Frederick county Democratic Executive Committee calls a mass meeting at the County Court House at 10 o clock Saturday morning for electing executive committee members and other business All Frederick county Democrats are invited to attend

R. L. Omps Frederick County Democratic Executive Committee County Court House

Virginia Senate votes for prohibition referendum October 3

The Virginia Senate approved the Staples Eggleston bill by 38 to none setting a statewide October 3 referendum on state prohibition. The bill creates a commission to study control plans and report findings in January. Governor Pollard sent priority questions for consideration on public works.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia Senate Pollard House of Delegates Senate House Virginia Old Dominion General Assembly Holt Staples and Eggleston House Moral

Shenandoah River Recedes After Rapid Rise From Hurricane

The Shenandoah River rose about nine feet above normal yesterday as a hurricane swept in with rain and wind. By this afternoon it was slowly receding, with the decline around 15 inches since last night. John Shine at Berry's Ferry noted continued rise possible from upper forks, and bass fishing may be poor for a week. Shine also reported a lost rowboat and damage near cabins on the western bank.

Shenandoah John Shine Shine Berry’s Ferry Riterton Mr. Shine

Norfolk delegate tomorrow and Holt bill moves

The Holt bill to call a constitutional convention for 30 delegates to meet October 25 in Richmond advanced to final passage. Voting down amendments, both houses rejected calls for a November 7 repeal election. The Page liquor control plan sets licenses for manufacturers bottlers wholesalers and retailers with pricing through 1933 and strict location rules including no open saloon.

Norfolk Holt Richmond Senate Lloyd M. Robinette Lee Page Liquor Control

Oswald and Taube Co Fruit Packers Ad

Cash paid for ripe peaches by Oswald and Taube Co. Proven fruit packers located on N Cameron Street. Phone 1479. August 22, 1p 3t.

Albertas Hales and Shippers Oswald & Taube CO Proven Fruit Packers N. Cameron Street

Byrd to broadcast NR A appeal on national radio

Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia will radio an NR A appeal at 1 15 p m EST as part of a Roosevelt administration request. A nationwide hook up arranged by NBC will link Washington and cities across the country to outline efforts to implement the National Recovery Administration program starting Monday.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Harry F. Byrd Virginia National Recovery National Broadcasting Company Senator Byrd National Recovery Administration

Roosevelt's Rainy Surprise Lunch Visit

President Roosevelt braved heavy rain to motor across the Hudson for a luncheon with his uncle Frederick A. Delano near Newburgh. The summer White House felt the storm but avoided the gale-damaged shore areas.

Associated Press Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Hudson Frederick A. Delano Washington Newburgh White House Atlantic Shoreine

Staples And Stocks Hold Steady Tone In Mixed Trade

New York stocks and staples moved cautiously with a steady to firm tone. Traders showed few incentives for large moves as professionals and others held neutral positions and Sterling opened at 4.542 dollars.

Associated Press New York

Priest Believed Drowned While Rescuing Flood Victims

Mount Tremper New York August 24 A Catholic priest Father James Healy of New York City is believed to have drowned while attempting to rescue three women and two children stranded by rising Esopus Creek floodwaters. A breeches buoy failed to reach them and Healy with another man boarded a boat that overturned leaving the priest missing and the other rescuer saved.

Associated Press Mount Tremper N. Y James Healy New York City Esopus Creek

Fruit Growers Invited to Orchard Meeting Near Berryville

A notice on behalf of Senator H F Byrd invites fruit growers to an orchard meeting at Rosemont near Berryville this Saturday. The event, open to all even without invitation, starts with a noon picnic and continues with a speaking program. If rain delays, the gathering moves to the Rosemont packing houses.

H. F. Byrd Rosemont Berryville Virginia

Death of Peggy Ann Cather Aged 9 Months

Peggy Ann Cather nine months died at 523 South Loudoun Street after a lingering illness. Survived by parents Kenneth F. and Mrs Cather and twin sister Nancy Lee. Funeral from parental home tomorrow at 2 PM with Rev Dr S L Flickinger officiating. interment Mt Hebron Cemetery.

Peggy Ann Cather Kenneth F. Cather South Loudoun Street Nancy Lee Cather Peggy Ann S L Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church Mt. Hebron

Lem Owens to Pitch for Ballston Nine Sunday

Winchester fans learned this afternoon that Lem Owens, a former local pitcher, will start for Ballston against Park at Rouss Spring Park Sunday at 3 PM. The Ballston game follows a Saturday tilt with Bunker Hill A. C. on the same diamond.

Winchester Lem Owens Shenandoah Valley League Ballston Nine Park Boys Rouss Spring Park Bunker Hill A. C

Violin Class Begins With Mrs Austin Sloat

Mrs Austin Sloat starts a violin class at her home 621 South Stewart Street on September 5. Contact phone 326 W for details.

Austin Sloat South Stewart Street

Opening of Ft Loudoun School for Boys and Girls

The Ft Loudoun School will open September 1 for boys and girls. For information call 1051 or 154 W. Telephone numbers provided for inquiries.

FT. Loudoun

For Sale Ensilage Cutter by Lupton Orchard Service

Used ensilage cutter offered by Lupton Orchard Service. Contact phone number 1100 for details. Listing appears in a local classified context with parcel reference 38-24-1p-21.

Lupton Orchard Service

Clarke County Storm Causes Wide Property and Crop Losses

Clarke County farmers report tens of thousands in damage from yesterday's gale. Corn fields lie flattened or knocked down. about 20 000 bushels of apples blown from trees. Estimates place overall apple loss at roughly 10 percent. no casualties reported as trees fall across the countryside.

Berryville Clarke County J. M. Rutherford Winchester Pike Here Woodley F. G. Lindy

United Brethren Church To Observe 11th Anniversary

The United Brethren Church on North Braddock is set to celebrate the eleventh anniversary of its new building next Sunday August 27 with morning and evening services. The 1922 dedication featured Bishop W M Bell and pastors W O Fries and W F Gruver. the debt stood at 65287.65 then and has since fallen to 2500, with annual debt reduction averaging about 5200 and interest kept current. The public is invited to attend 11 am and 8 pm services.

The United Brethren Church North Braddock Street W. M. Bell D. D W. O. Fries Dayton Ohio W. F. Gruver Martinsburg W. Va Bell

Peaches Packed in Rear Winchester Cold Storage

Prospective buyers urged to visit Winchester cold storage to match price with grades and packing. P. H. Gold announces details dated 8 22 with notation 1p eod 2t.

Winchester P. H. Gold

Crescent Limited Wreck Kills Two on Washington Bridge

The Crescent Limited derailed on a rain swollen bridge over the Anacostia River near Washington killing two aboard and contributing to a toll of at least ten dead along Virginia shores. Widespread damage, ruined resorts, and wreckage darken the Atlantic coast as storms lash the region.

Crescent Limited Washington Atlantic Seaboard Southern Railway Anacostia River Madison Virginia Seacliff New York Coatesville Norfolk Virginia eBach Cavalier Shore Cape Henry Ocean View Willoughby Spit Atlantic States Middle Atlantic Maine Pennsylvania Cape Hat

Square Dance At Rouss Park Promotes Park Fund

A weekly series of dances continues at Winchester Park Pavilion with Jenkins Orchestra providing music. The Shenandoah Five led by J R Jenkins performs at the Tuesday dances to benefit the playground with large crowds noted. Tomorrow Saddy Haines returns for another round dance drawing strong attendance for the park fund.

Winchester Park Pavillion Jenkins Shenandoah Five J. R. Jenkins Park Pavillion

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