Police ex-officer Armel guilty on shooting charges
Former police chairman Benj H Armel was found guilty in police court of attempting to shoot Miss Jenkins and shooting Miss Runion. He received six months for the misdemeanor charge and faced a grand jury action on the felony shooting charge, with an appeal and $1000 bail posted for the Corporation Court. Evidence showed five shots fired near the Armel home as witnesses testified, including Miss Runion and Miss Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsley
Chjamin HH
Armel
Aganst
Giana Jeffkina
Mabel Runion
Runnion
Grand Jury Corporation Court of
Winchester
Ale
Cor Poration Court
Eee
Benjamin
H. Armel
Mabella Runion
Giena Jenkins
Robert Worsley
James P. Reardon
Harry Oet
Wag Pe Piter
Mias Mabel Routot
Glena Jenkins
Jenkins
Isige
Reorganization Plan Approved For Winchester Gas Trust
The Winchester Gas Company stockholders approved a reorganization plan at Handley Library with 2,823 full paid shares forming a clear majority. President Lew F. Cooper and others outlined finances and the need for funds to complete a new plant and distribution system by April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Lew F. Cooper
T. Russell
Cather
A. and . W. A. Ryan
Ammus
Star
Winchester
Frederick County
New York
Winster
Stocék
Hotel Garolanna Offers Rooms at One Dollar and Up
Classified notice lists Hotel Garolanna at 18 South Market Street with room rates from one dollar. Also mentions gas and oil supply ad and seeks a wanted experienced salesman for The Star, with address at F. Feinburg and application details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garolanna
South Market Street
Ware
F. Feinburg
Outside Puils Pay Their Way Says Mr Duffey
Handley Schools spokesman Mr Duffey asserts non resident pupils pay tuition and do not raise costs for the district. He cites that teaching 40 or 38 pupils in a room costs the same and notes out of town students are a source of revenue. Continued on Page two.
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MR. Duffey
Wiebers
Coe Couneillage
Alent
Hugh 8
Duffey
Handley Schools
City School Board
John M.’Steck
Wm. G. Hardy
Addito
Ely
Handley
Big Outing at Castleman’s Ferry Picnic Grounds
The largest predateure event of the year invites all to Castleman’s Ferry for a summer outing with boating fishing swimming and dancing. J D Willey opens Riverside mansion for ladies bathing and shelter. A family prize of 5 dollars for largest attendance and a 5 dollar prize to the prettiest lady swimmer.
Price Movement Signals Market Shrinkage in Food and Auto Stocks
New York August 27 The morning trading showed a nearly completed downward adjustment in quoted prices with scarce offerings. Brisk bids for certain food and motor shares hint at a resumption of pool operations. Call money opened at 2 percent with irregular closing. About 700 000 shares were traded. Boat, swim and fish on Labor Day at Castleman s Ferry hosted the Friendshipers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Winchester Fair Baby Show Highlights At Local Exhibition
Hundreds of visitors enjoy the Winchester Fair with a crowded baby show in the main exhibition hall. Prizes ranged from 3 to 2 dollars with photo rewards. judges praised development while noting all entrants appeared healthy. Races on the midway draw crowds as Sid Bingen and W E Miller win in the opening events with purses of 200 and 300 dollars respectively. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mercer
Telcos
Chester
L. M. Allen
West
Clifford
Ry Miller
and M. Miller
Venable
J.W. Venable
Stephens City
Edwarde
H. R. Edwards
Fairmont Avenue
C. Fred
Barr
Martha Keating
Memorial Hospital
Miss. Aboy
Heart
Red Gibbons
Sid Bingén
W. Sia Bingen
W. E. Miller
Washington
Davis Delighted With Ohio Trip
Davis said the trip was splendid and he enjoyed every minute of it after delivering the first midland seat address in Ohio. He returned to New York and went to personal headquarters to confer with advisers on plans for a far western trip starting next Sunday. Kathleen Saffell of Front Royal is visiting her cousin C. W. Brown on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Davis
New York
Ohio
Front Royal
Mr. C. W. Brown
North Braddock Street
Water request in Manner town Va from Wm J Gochenour
An appeal from William J Gochenour of Manner town Virginia seeking water aid appears in the latest notice. The snippet references the “Welf Man” and a dated entry ap 91 204 27, indicating a historical or municipal context for assistance needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannertown
Winchester Council Debates Power Line Dangers and Franchise
The Winchester Common Council in a special session discussed the South Kent Street high tension line and franchise rights held by Northern Virginia Power. Attorney Williams claimed safety and public utility, while J Fred Goss pressed objections citing life risk and proposed delays. The matter was sent to the lights committee for study with a plan to consult residents and possibly hire an engineer if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
J. Fred Goss
South Kent
South Kent State
Virginia
Paul Smith
Northern Virginia Power Company
R. Gray Williams
Williams
Goss
Winchester
Wile
Com‘pany
Market Street
Stephens City
Wincheater
Henry
Forcn
Apple Inspection Campaign Aids Frederick County Growers
In Frederick County a campaign promotes apple inspection with inspectors visiting orchards and listing apple lot quantities. The plan centers on contracts via the Frederick County Growers Association led by HL Clay de Grange.
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Vitgels
Mus
HL Clay DE Grange
Frederick County Growers’ Association
Aboove Ebert’s
Main St
Crowe Presses Death Penalty in Franks Kidnapping Case
Chicago August court session sees State's Attorney Crowe argue for the death penalty for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb over the Bobbie Franks kidnapping and murder. He asserts money was the motive, criticizes defense alienists, and clashes with the judge as he outlines the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated” Press
Chicago
Bobbie Franks
Robert RB. Crowe
John R. Caverly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Excerpta
Gamble Crowe
Hébert
Nathan F. Panett
Oliard
Loeb
Mur Ee Reta Franks
Crowe
Tech
Caverly
Mr. Crowe
Naessa
Hove
Nick Carter
William Gibbs McAdoo Labor Day Family Event at Castleman's Ferry
Family and relatives gather for Labor Day at Castleman's Ferry with dancing swimming fishing and boating activities announced by William Gibbs McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, Gibbs McAdoo
Castleman's Ferry
Handley School Opening
Winchester schools start the 1924-25 session on Monday September 8. New pupils may register September 2, 3, and 4. Kindergarten and grades 1-3 register at Kerr Building. Grades 4-6 and Senior High register at Ley Building. All pupils must show vaccination and disease clearance certificates. Duffey, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Kerr
Quneeies
Atley
Regi
The Star Skips Labor Day Published Edition
The Evening Star announces no publication next Monday September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Subscribers and advertisers are asked to note the cancellation.
City Bond Issue Plans Face Voters After Debates
Taxpayers debate a bond proposal described as a sinking fund plan to retire about 1200000 dollars in debt. City officials note bonds mature over several years and discuss how funds will be raised and paid, with council members stressing electorate involvement in the election decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Tier
Bondi
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Auithiorize Board of Directors
Mens. Gasoline & of
E Plaza Filling Station
Cee Sale
Andley
AMOCO
He Gas & Oil Supply Co
Pris Rallie
Castleman’s Ferry
Ehipers
W.A. Baker
Ctyitlad Com
Kent St
Friendship Fire Laddies
Erie
Yeats
Co. T. Wyndham’s ‘City
Growe
Handley School
Mina
Mitting
The
Mater
Dleman’s’ ‘Ferry
Labor Day
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