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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1929

Page

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Byrd Hosts Orchard Picnic For Fruit Growers At Apple Pie Ridge

Gov Harry F Byrd welcomed 1400 attendees from Virginia Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania at the annual orchard picnic at the Green orchard near Winchester The event featured speeches by James Silver on mice control W W Longfield of England and A W W Kyle of Canada plus remarks by George W Keiner and John Garland Pollard The day included a long lunch by the Tokus family and informal discussions on apple industry prospects and packing for export

Harry F. Byrd Green Orchard Apple Pie Ridge Winchester Virginia Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Tokus Rosemont Governor Byrd Berryville Clarke County Braddock and Piccadilly Streets Frederick Road Byrd Thomas B. Byrd Virginia State Horticultural Society James Silver Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture W. W. Longfield Newcastle-on- Tyne Eng England Longfield Newcastle Harry R. Kern John G. Pollard A. W. W. Kyle Montreal Can George W. Keiner John Garland Pollard Pollard

Family Carries Household Goods To a New Home

A family moved their household belongings by hand along Cameron Street. The father bore a bedstead on his back, the mother carried the mattress, while children carried bed sides and various items. They moved from the northern to southern part of town to save moving expenses.

Cameron Street

Last Night For Friendship Fire Co Yard Party Finale

Last night the Friendship Fire Company yard party on Hast Cork street saw a crowded evening as the Winchester Concert Band performed for about two hours. Tonight's event invites all citizens to attend and share a final pleasant hour with the fire company.

Friendship Fire Company Cork Street Winchester Concert Band

Winchester shooter wins national trap title in Vandalia

Eunice Haggard of Winchester Kentucky broke 190 of 200 targets to win the women's national championship trap shoot in Vandalia Ohio.

Associated Press Eunice Haggard Winchester Vandalia Ohio

Friendship uniform return notice to not go to Lexington

All members with uniforms who are not accompanying the company to Lexington Virginia should return their uniforms to the driver at the engine house. Captain Fred W. Forney signs the notice.

Lexington

Democrats of Frederick County Select Executive Committee

Democrats of Frederick County met in the county courthouse and elected a two year county Democratic executive committee. McCann served as permanent chairman after a vote dispute, with Rinker as permanent secretary. The committee includes one member from each of 21 precincts. The group adjourned to reconvene September 14, 1929 at 2:30 PM.

Frederick County W. H. Branner Chas. R. McCann Branner R. L. Omps R. A. Lemley A. R. Rinker C. ‘R. McCann Luther Pannett Democratic Executive Committee Mr. McCann A. R Rinker Neffstown C. R. McCann Brucetown W. S. Huyett White Hall Joseph Cave Albin Grover C. Schlack Ashtons Philip Shade Dolans Baker’s Mill Lee N .Whitacre Gainesboro Yeakley’s John W. Harper Gore C. W. Parish Lamps R. E. Bayliss Russells C. M. Rosenberger Dry Run Elijah Pifer Marlboro H. E. Shull Middletown J. R. Watson Stephens City Robt A. Lemley Canterbury James B. Jennings Armel J. W. Newcome Carper’s Valley Miles W. Pannett

Campmeeting Train Service To Wardensville W Va

The Winchester & Western Rail Road Company will run motor trains from Winchester to Wardensville and return on August 25 for the annual campmeeting. Departure from Winchester 7 30 a m, returning Wardensville 5 p m. Round trip fares: Winchester 1 50 Gainesboro 1 25 Gore 1 00. General Manager D H Sencindiver.

Winchester & Western Railroad Company Winchester Wardensville Gainesboro Gore

For Sale Brick Dwelling at 312 West Boscawen Street

Brick dwelling at 312 West Boscawen Street on Water Street with 45 feet frontage and 150 feet depth to the public alley. Cheap to quick buyer. Sold by Hansbrough & Carter.

Boscawen Hansbrough & Carter

Chicken Dinners at Narrow Passage Tavern

Plan your dinner at the Narrow Passage Tavern midway between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia. Half spring chicken or real Virginia ham dinners served from 7 to 8 30 p m with prices listed as 8 3 10 17 24 pp 4t.

Narrow Passage Woodstock Edinburg

Cavalrymen and Marines Box at Winchester Fair

The Winchester Fair opens with boxing exhibitions by United States Marines and Troop BE Cavalry Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm in front of the grandstand. Four and six round bouts each night with Clark Brothers comedians daily. Features include pony races hog calling baby show and auto races among others.

United States Marines United States Cavalry Clark Brothers Kepping Troop E Agricultural High School Clarke Brothers Department of Consumers Utilities Company Window of Gas Company Ty John S. Solenberger and Company Solenberger Baker’s Drug Store

Homes Open for View on Parkway and Shenandoah

Home seeker and investor urged to visit Shawnee Heights area to compare prices and see extensive improvements on Parkway and Shenandoah Ave. Shawnee Realty Co. Inc. promotes central location and property enhancements at 20 W. Water St.

Homeseeker Parkway Shenandoah Ave Shawnee Heights Shawnee Realty Co., Inc Water St

For Sale Modern 6-Room House on E Piccadilly St

Five room plus study style modern house on E Piccadilly Street offered by B M Sullivan. Sale promised before September 1 with bargain price implied and quick sale anticipated. Property details limited in listing.

E. Piccadilly St B. M. Sullivan

Special Buys 1928 Cars at Auto Parts Corp Ad

A newspaper ad promotes 1928 Chevrolet Coach 1928 Pontiac Coach 3 Essex Coupes and a 1928 Essex Coacher with prices shown on page 2. The Auto Parts Corp display highlights these classic models available for purchase.

Chevrolet Essex Auto, Parts Corp

Winchester Park President disputes Sunday baseball on Rouss Spring grounds

The Winchester Park Association president says he opposed Sunday baseball, clarifies the association did not organize it, notes a civic aim for a recreational center, and defends park officials amid accusations of drunkenness and rowdyism. He cites Dr. McFaden and local police observers as witnesses and states he never played ball on Sunday.

the Star Winchester Park Association Rouss Winchester Dr. McFaden Virginia The Park Association D. C. Harrison Harrison Boyd Lee Barr Ernest Dove Inspector Shull Persell Plank

Fined for Disorder at Woodmen Picnic

H C Hodgson Harry Robinson and Sam Dellinger of the county were fined 10.25 each including costs by Justice Tavener in the county magistrate court for creating a disturbance at the Woodmen of World Picnic in Middletown last Saturday. A fourth defendant was acquitted.

H. C. Hodgson Harry Robinson Sam Dellinger Tavenner Woodmen of World Middletown

Scout Troop No 7 Meeting Tonight

Troop No 7 Boy Scouts will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 this evening announced by patrol leaders Miller Fletcher and William Fagle.

Boy Scouts Miller Fletcher William Fagle

Peaches for Sale on Millwood Avenue

A local peach sale notice lists peaches for $1.09 a bushel at Millwood Avenue. Contact number 912 provided. sale scheduled for next Tuesday afternoon at the seller's location.

Millwood Avenue

Apples Wanted Free Run Grimes Golden Delivery

Glaze and Hurst cash buyers seek free run Grimes Golden apples for delivery any day. Phone 840. Winchester Fair promoted for August 15 event.

Grimes Golden Glaize & Hurst

Graf Zeppelin Near Halfway Point on Tokyo to U S Flight

The Graf Zeppelin advances toward the halfway mark of its Tokyo to United States Pioneer flight. Winds and fog complicate route while radio contact aids navigation as the airship nears the Pacific coast and eyes Seattle as a possible northern contact point.

Associated Press San Francisco Pacific Northwest United States Weather Bureau American Seattle Cal Northern Pacific Tokyo United States Pacific

Bless 'Em All But A Double Blessing On Brother Potts

A letter to The Star praises personal freedom of thought and action, cites scripture, and questions Sunday baseball in Winchester. The writer extends blessings to Brother Harrison Capper and especially Russell Potts, president of the Park Association, signed Jos. M. Fawcett.

Brother Potts the Star Al-Mighty New York Baltimore Washington Winchester Brother Harrison Brother Capper Russell Potts the Park Association Jos. M .Fawcett

Mrs. Baldwin Visits Then Returns Home

Mrs. C. Marshall Baldwin, a guest of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Denny of West Cork Shock, returned yesterday to Washington. She was accompanied by her daughter Miss Dorothy Pendleton Oden and Mrs. Avan S. Long who came by car for the day.

C. Marshall Baldwin Victor L. Denny West Cork Washington Dorothy Pendleton Oden Avan S. Long

South End Hose Company Posts August Meeting

The regular meeting postponed by the yard party will be held Monday night August 26 at 8 o'clock. Yard party reports and other important business. Every member is requested to attend. O. H. Lewis secretary.

South End Hose Company O. H. Lewis

Senator Tyson of Tennessee Dies in Private Hospital

Senator Lawrence D Tyson Democrat of Tennessee dies at 68 in a Strafford hospital after a relapse. He was a World War veteran awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious service and had served in the Senate for five years. Tyson commanded the Thirtieth Division as brigadier general in World War I and also served in the Spanish American War.

United States Senate Associated Press Philadelphia United States Lawrence D) Tyson Tennessee Strafford Senate Washington Sena Lawrence D. Tyson

Senator Tyson in Critical Condition at Sanitarium

Philadelphia August 23 The New York Times dispatch reports Lawrence D Tyson senator from Tennessee in a critical condition at Manresa Sanitarium Stratford a suburb where he has been under treatment since late July He is described as desper ill and his relapse occurred late this afternoon His wife has stayed by his side and their daughter Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin of Boyce Virginia was also at his bedside Interment in Tennessee was announced by Mrs Lewis M Allen sister of Mrs Gilpin who said the body would be taken to Knoxville for burial Tyson has long been a friend in that region and Kentmere near Boyce has been a family home since his election to the U S Senate

New York Times Philadelphia Lawrence D. Tyson Tensee Manresa Sanitarium Stratford Tyson Buttendants Kenneth N. Gilpin Boyce Tennessee Lewis M. Allen Ty Death Knoxville Tenn Iment Senator Tyson Kentmere Clarke County United States Senate

Covington Leader William C. Woore Highlighted in Local Sketch

Former Winchester native William C. Woore, manager of EB A Snead Furniture, is the subject of a lengthy Coventry Virginian sketch. The article praises his civic service on Covington City Council Kiwanis Club directorship at People's Bank and his faith in the city’s progressive spirit.

Bishop Tucker to Preach at Meade P E Church

Confirmation services led by Bishop St George Tucker at Meade Memorial Church White Post at 5 PM Tuesday August 27 with assistance from Rev Charles T Warner Rev Giles B Palmer and Rev Fr Burkhart Richmond Warner will also preach at 11 AM tomorrow at the same church two sermons by visiting clergy announced for Meade area.

Harry St. George Tucker Meade Memorial Church White Post Charles T. Warner Washington Giles B. Palmer Burkhart Richmond Warner

Insurance Claim Paid to Martinsburg Motor Coach Owner

Charles H. Kitchen received about 1200 dollars as full settlement from the Lawrence C. Holt insurance agency after his motor coach on the Martinsburg pike was destroyed by fire. The claim was paid promptly.

Charles H. Kitchen Martinsburg Pike Lawrence C. Holt Insurance Agency

Also Mentioned on This Page

BYRDS Green Orchard Picnic I. i. Melitaine Bayalye Winchester Fair Shriners Acca Temple Shriners’ Club Acca Norfolk Roanoke Harrisburg Alaghan Temple Cumberland Boumi Temple Almas Temple D. C Kazim Temple Acca Temple Band Acca Temple Patrol Handley School Stadium George Washington Hotel Capitol Theatre Chas. W. Trenary the Revenue of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Masonic Fraternity Friendship Fire Co Fred W. Forney Democrats Sec W. VA Agricultural Society Mr. Potts F., A, Shryock Graf America Cavaliers Earl C. Abel Colgate Covington Bishop Tucker Meade P. E. Church Night & Dax Eae
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