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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1931

Page

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Police Court Busy Session as 22 On Trial

In a full morning session Judge L Weems presided as 22 defendants faced the police court in City Hall after a weekend of violations. Convictions ran high with 20 guilty verdicts, fines near 480 dollars, and jail terms totaling about 10 months.

Bar of Justice L. Weems Washington Max Williams Otis Place D. C Williams C. W. Hollis Winchester Berton Hoover Martinsburg W. Va Virginia Rentzel Hoovers Bayliss Rentzel Hoover Weems J. G. Williams

Mrs. Trey Kater Opens Beauty Nook on Cameron Street

The Beauty Nook at 122 N. Cameron Street will debut on September 1, 1931 with a permanent waving demonstration by an Eugene expert from 7 to 10 PM. All are invited. for appointments call phone 1312.

Trey Kater Cameron Street Eugene

Notice of Refrigeration Readiness at Chester Cold Storage

Our rooms are now under refrigeration and prepared to receive apples. Chester Cold Storage Co. announces readiness as of August 25 with internal processing noted under filing tag 1p 10t.

Chester Cold Storage Co

Petley and Cather Sign With White Service

Announcement that the apple distributing firm Petley and Cather, Inc. has been named general representatives for the White Service in the southern apple states. Winchester will be the field headquarters with an office at 137 North Loudoun street. Petley and Cather will buy for European firms and work directly with White Service houses, while C. Burgoyne of London notes little likelihood of a tariff or embargo shift.

Apple Distributing Petley and Cather, Inc Apple White Service Kneeling and White, Ltd London Rogers, White and Company Liverpool White and Son Hull White, Leatherland and Company Newcastle Manchester Glasgow Cardiff Spiers and White Antwerp Belgium Great Britain George E. Petley Roy A. Cather Winchester North Loudoun Street C. Burgoyne United States Britain

Large Wisecarver Dairy Barn Destroyed By Fire

A large dairy barn on C. A. Wisecarver’s farm off Senseney road was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin early Sunday. The loss is estimated around ten thousand dollars, partly insured, with the barn full of dairy equipment, hay, grains, cream separators, harness, a gasoline engine and other farm assets. Neighbor efforts failed to control the blaze after notification around 2 AM by tenant Jack Williams. Wisecarver resides in Winchester.

C. A. Wisecarver Senseney Road Wisecarver Winchester Jack Williams Williams

Son of Former Miss Amick Dies In Milford Conn

James E. Amick, livestock dealer, reports the death of his grandson Robert R. Jones at his parents home in Milford Conn. He is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W J Jones and survived by two brothers Donald and William. Funeral set for 10 o clock tomorrow from the Jones residence.

James E. Amick North Kent Street Robert R. Jones W. J. Jones Milford Conn Jones Katherine Amick Donald William Jones Mrs. Jones

Specials on classics from Bickers Motor Company

1930 Chevrolet truck with closed cab and stake body, only light use, $375. 1929 Cee truck cab on platform body, $29. 1929 Chevrolet roadster, $295. 631 Model A Ford sedan with many extras, $625. 1926 real good Model T touring, $35. Bickers Motor Company.

Chevrolet Bickers Motor Company

Winchester police tag 32 autos for traffic and parking violations

Thirty two automobiles were tagged by Winchester police over three days for alleged parking and traffic violations in the city. Nine motorists were fined in police court this morning. 23 cases await trial as enforcement of parking limits on North Loudoun Street and the plaza continues.

Winchester Boscawen Loudoun C. W. Hollis Hollis Common Council North Loudoun Street Piccadilly Frederick Plaza

Byrd Urges Tax Cuts to Boost Virginia Prosperity

Former Governor Harry F. Byrd told a Rockingham Bankers Association banquet in Harrisonburg that Virginia can outpace its sister states if the General Assembly rejects tax increases and promotes efficiency to pave the way for reductions. He cited balanced budgets and low indebtedness as reasons for optimism despite low commodity prices. The event drew about 250 bankers and guests, with a barbecue dinner served outdoors under a Tshaped pavilion. Speakers included Sipe Sands and Hutcheson, who urged caution on chain banking and support for rapid road-building and state growth.

Harrisonburg Virginia General Assembly Harry F. Byrd Rockingham Bankers Association Ed's Park William E. Friddle Bill” Friddle Ed Friddle Brent Friddle Frank L. Sublett Shenandoah Valley, Inc Gov. Byrd George E. Sipe Oliver J. Sands Richmond Hutcheson Georgia Sipe Sands Rockingham County United States

Arthur to Run Winchester Fair for Court Appointees

Arthur named by court receivers James P. Reardon and Burr P. Harrison to manage the Winchester Fair set for September 8 to 11. Plans proceed as if receivership never occurred, with boxing cards each evening led by Sergeant Harry T. Smith. Cards feature two four round bouts, two six round bouts, a battle royal, and ringside seating options. Troop E cavalry boxers contribute top talent from Hagerstown, Cumberland, Baltimore and beyond.

B. F. Arthur, Jr Winchester James P. Reardon Burr P. Harrison Arthur Harry T. Smith Hagerstown Cumberland Baltimore Smith Fort Meyer

Newcomer Barakos Pleads Guilty in Restaurant Burglary

Gus Barakos, newcomer from Cumberland, Md., pleaded guilty in police court to entering Star Restaurant on East Boscawen Street between midnight and six yesterday and stealing cash, checks, cigars, and cigarettes after befriending owner Gus Chambers. He was arrested by City Sergeant C Lee Barr with Chambers’ identification. locker search later recovered most stolen items. Barakos, who had been staying upstairs, was enticed by meals and access to a bolt‑secured alley door. He had recently come to town seeking work.

Gus Barakos Star East Boscawen Street Grandary Barakos Gus Chambers C. Lee Barr Barr North Braddock Street Chambers Bary Cline and Funk Cumberland

For Sale Shoats at Fair Grounds

For sale shoats offered at the fair grounds. Contact 796-W. Fishpaw and Loy are listed as the sellers.

Fair Grounds Fishpaw and Loy

Winchester Schools Registration Notice for Coming Session

Special notice outlines registration for Winchester Schools for the new session. Grades One to Three to report to John Kerr School on September 1 to 3 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Grades Four to Twelve to report to Handley High School on September 1 to 3 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. First grade pupils start September 14. Existing attendees from Miller School slated for Handley next year. Winchester Schools open September 9.

Winchester John Kerr Handley High School Miller School Handley

Memorial Hospital Hears Star Musicians Stroke

Harry R. Homer a longtime Winchester figure known as Prof Homer suffered a paralysis stroke and was taken to Memorial Hospital. A former Cumberland Valley Railroad dispatcher from Greencastle Pa he led local musical circles as a violinist and cornet player and taught music while serving as a longtime judge of elections.

Arry R. Homer Amherst Street Martin Wisecarver Mr. Homer Memorial Hospital Homer Prof Greencastle Cumberland Valley Railroad Winchester W. B. Bakers Sons Friendship Military Band

Nye Urges Cannon Sworn On 1928 Campaign Funds

Senator Nye renews call for Bishop Cannon to testify under oath about 1928 campaign funds. London statement accuses the Senate committee of delaying hearings in Cannon’s absence as district attorney weighs possible contempt actions against Ada Burroughs and Dr J Sidney Peters who refused to testify.

Washington Nye Senate Campaign Funds Committee Bishop Cannon London Senate Committee Rover Ada L. Burroughs J. Sidney Peters Cannon Burroughs Peters Southern Methodist Churchman James Cannon, Jr Methodist Episcopal Church South Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee

Charles E. Little Dies After Stroke at Middletown Home

Charles E. Little, 79, died at 4 a.m. Sunday at his Middletown home after a brief illness from a stroke. A former Star Tannery blacksmith, he moved to Middletown about ten years ago and retired later. Survived by his widow formerly Miss Wilkinson, two sons W. B. Little of Middletown and W. W. Little of Strasburg, and daughter Mrs. Elmer Godlove of Star Tannery. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Middletown home with interment at Lebanon Church Cemetery.

Charles E. Little Middletown Mr. Little Star Tannery Marsh Run Lodge of Odd Fellows Miss Wilkinson Front Royal W. B. Little W. W. Little Strasburg Elmer Godlove Lebanon Church

Winchester Steam Laundry Exile Sentence Ad

A vintage notice in Stephenson announces a publicity gag about exile for a guilty verdict. The item references Fred C. Ridgeway and lists phone numbers 28 and 29, with a dated September 3 meeting and recurring wash service listings.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Graf Zeppelin Sighting Over Cape Verde During Nonstop Flight

The Graf Zeppelin, en route from Friedrichshafen to Pernambuco, Brazil, was sighted over St Vincent Cape Verde near noon. Earlier it passed the Canary Islands and Malta to Gibraltar, heading along the African coast toward the Atlantic with thirteen passengers aboard.

Associated Press ST. Vincent Cape Verde Island Graf Zeppelin Friedrichshafen Pernambuco Brazil Graf Canary Islands Zeppelin Hugh Eckener Frederichshafen Germany Mediterranean Malaga Spain Ceuta Gibraltar Straits Atlantic Badearic Islands Perrambuco Toulouse France

Canning peaches advertised at packing shed rear of Winchester

Prices listed for canning peaches with good seconds at 20 cents per bushel. Sale point described as packing shed in the rear of Winchester Cold Storage, credited to Phil H. Gold.

Winchester Phil H

Dr B B Patton Moves Office to Water Street

Dr B B Patton relocates his practice to 212 West Water Street with the new office setup noted in an update dated August 31, 1951. The change affects patient appointments and street access near the downtown area.

B. B. Patton W. Water Street

Winchester column praises upbeat Shenandoah Valley events

This column highlights optimistic activities in Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley, inviting contributions of cheerful events. It frames local news as a feel good feature and underscores community spirit across Frederick County and surrounding areas.

Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Valley

Miss Carter Dies Near Wadesville

Miss Olivia Carter aged 29 died after four months illness at the home of her sister and brother in law near Wadesville Clarke county. Survived by three sisters Evelyn Carter Lillian Carter and Mrs. Marion Marshall and two brothers Shelby and Janney Carter. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from the Marshall home with Rev J M Carr and Rev L A Harper officiating. Interment Middleway West Virginia. Pallbearers William Roberts Robert Smith William McAtee G L Carter Allen Marshall and E P Carter Jr.

Olivia Carter Joseph Carter Marion Marshall Wadesville Clarke County Miss Carter Marshall Evelyn Carter Lillian Carter Shelby and Janney Carter J. M. Carr Presbyterian Church of Berryville L. A. Harper Winchester Middleway W. Va William Roberts Robert Smith William McAtee G. L. Carter Allen Marshall E. P. Carter, Jr

Yard Party at Paxton Chapel This Thursday Night

Paxton Chapel hosts a yard party with band music and amusements on Thursday night September 3. If rain occurs Friday night, activities will be affected as noted.

Paxton Chapel

Noted alienist declares Powers legally sane in Clarksburg

Dr Edwin E Mayer of the University of Pittsburgh says Powers is legally sane after interviewing him for two hours. Powers admits killing five people in pursuit of a wife, while officials seek more victims among debris and a dig proceeds in the Quiet Dell area. Authorities note a gas mask found in a basement and search the Power property for further evidence.

Associated Press Clarksburg W. Va Edwin E. Mayer University of Pittsburgh Harry F. Powers Dr. Mayer Powers Mayer Powers’ Garage Quiet Dell J. H. Stone Stone

Virginia to arrest motorists with one headlight

State Policeman Raymond Bayliss reports a Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles order directing all patrolmen to arrest motorists driving with a single headlight. The charges will be heard in magistrate courts as the DMV deems such vehicles a serious highway safety menace and vows a determined enforcement effort.

Department of Agriculture Interstate Commerce Commission Fletcher Dem Florida War Department Raymond Bay ®Liss Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles Virginia

Fine Hereford Heifers Sold by Mr Graves

Ashby Graves, a well known farmer on the Middle Road section, Saturday sold five fine Hereford heifers to James Amick, a cattle dealer, at a top price of five cents per pound.

Ashby Graves Middle Road James Amick

Peaches for Sale in Albin Virginia Belle of Georgia Elberta

H Y Butler advertises peaches for sale in Albin Virginia offering Belle of Georgia and Elberta varieties. Contact phone 2029F22 for orders and pickup details.

Georgia Elberta H. Y Butler Albin

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Cline Page Hight A. E. Brill Byrd MR. Arthur Sergeant Smith Alberta Henry Orchard Paper Mill Road Harry R. Homer Jess Senate Miss Burroughs The Charles Little County Stephenson Fred C. Ridgeway Cape Verde Post Office Department Parla Arch Coleman Congress Post Coleman Farm Board China Grain Stabilization Corporation Department of State Carl Williams Federal Farm Board Stabilization Corporation Carter Edwin Mayer Pittsburgh Graves
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