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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

Page

2

Stephens City School Days Highlights Student Activities

Freshman drama class presents Julius Caesar as part of English lessons while the Home Economics girls adopt a kindergarten child in need. Sports feature Stephens City teams lose to Berryville in basketball, F F A members visit Howard University for agricultural library expansion.

Shakespeare William Shakespeare North Carolina Claude Stickley Winchester Austin Grant F. F. A. News R. A. Wall Washington Howard University Stephens City Agricultural Library

Mr Winchester’s History Of A Self Made Man

Roge Baltzell Rouss later known as Charles La4Rouss rose from store clerk to Baltimore Sun contact with Abell and then revolutionary business plans in Winchester. He built a vast enterprise from $150 a year to $15,000,000 annual sales, becoming a $10,000,000 figure with million-dollar benefactions. The piece extols the self made American ideal as embodied by Charles Broad­way Rouss and Winchester’s notable figures.

Roge Baltzell Rouss Charles la 4 Rouss Sehkeny Reuss Baltimore Mr. Abell Baltimore Sun Winchester Wwe Loomeortad Richmond New York Charles Broadway Rouss

Grandmother Greg Comes Back to the Farm Pageant

The Home Demonstration Club staged a pageant titled Grandmother Greg Comes Back to the Farm at the high school auditorium last Wednesday. Proceeds of 5.40 funded canning soup mix expenses for undernourished school children. Miss Saxton Samsell, seventh grade teacher, is in Richmond attending the State Teachers convention. She is renting grammar grades of Frederick county.

Greg Saxton Samsell Richmond Frederick County

The Fireman Dedicated to the Baltimore and Ohio Firemen

A poem by Nina Glynn Anderson honors firemen of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. It recalls the engine’s whistle and glow, the fireman’s pride, and now their hardship as diesels replace steam. The verse pleads for care of displaced firemen and families while praising their hard work.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Harry

Oyster supper at Rockcroft gathers church members

County notes from Minnie Wood Chapel report a well attended oyster supper hosted by Miss Minnie Wood and Mrs. Page Rutherford at Rockcroft. Revival services at Preschurch Berryville wrap up after about one day. Several local residents and families are mentioned attending or hosting events and visiting relatives.

Minnie Wood N. B J. M T. W. Willingham Millwood Jack Rutherford George Pine Cyrus Pine Ross LeMar Martinsburg W. Va Anne Willingham Madeline Willingham

Thanksgiving Notes From Boyce Community

Rev. Robert Goodwin spoke at the Boyce Methodist Thanksgiving services. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eddy from Front Royal and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burner from Front Royal. Miss Marguerite Jolliffe marked her birthday with relatives. Various locals and guests shared holiday visits to farms and kin across Boyce and nearby towns.

John Locke Fork Union Military School Messrs Oscar and C. B. Carr Huntingdon Farm Bobby Hooker Berryville Boyce

Church Notices From Lebanon Virginia

Lebanon Church VA December 3 reports James Hoch with a badly cut hand and Jack Cook rushing to Rockingham Memorial Hospital for his sister's critical illness. Local visitors include Mrs W H Bowers and others. Julius Keller and W Snarr celebrated their birthdays with a late supper at Keller's home. Families visiting M L Hottel included Elwood Cooper and daughters Marie Madge Lee, Ashby Himmelright Capon Springs WV, and George G Kump.

Capon Springs W. Va George G. Kump

Refuge Notes Ill Sister At Cumberland and Meeting Held

Mary Steele and Millie Orndoff traveled to Cumberland Maryland last Friday to be with their critically ill sister Kate Riggleman. O L Grim and two sons visited Isaac Grim and Julia Grim Thursday evening. The Thanksgiving meeting at Refuge Thursday night drew a good crowd.

Refuge Mary Steele Millie Orndoff Cumberland Kate Riggleman L. Grim Isaac. Grim Julia Grim

Middletown Notes From Virginia Social Roundup

The column reports on local residents and visitors in Virginia, including W P Saunders returning from a deer hunt, visits by Mr and Mrs E V Odgen and others, a surprise party for Mrs Frank Taylor, ailing R A Larrick, Edgar McCartney and Eleanor visiting relatives in Virginia, and several local residents spending Thanksgiving with family before returning to schools.

W. P. Saunders Daver New Castle Craig Eee Adamn Odgen Washington, D. C E. V. Odgen Frank Taylor Vaucluse Louise Kline Virginia Walker Anna Virginia Jean Campbel Mary Virginia Ridings Paueline Henry W. W. Kline Gordon Ridings John Swadley Fred Kline Harold Teets Hugh Campbell R. A. Larrick Edgar McCartney Eleanor Virginia Ella N.didawick C. G. Wilkins James Rogers E. E. Rogers Martha Reely Amye Clark

Funeral Rites Held for John M. Gordon in Marlboro

Funeral services were held at the Gordon home near Marlboro on Wednesday at 10 a.m. led by Rev. Harry M. Crim of Strasburg Presbyterian Church. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery, Stephens City. Pallbearers included Charles and Olie Windle, E. A. Keller, J. J. Keller, Harry Claggett and W. E. Pisher. Attendees from afar included Roy Morgan and wife from Annapolis Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon of Hagerstown Maryland. The deceased died suddenly of a heart attack while speaking with a neighbor. He was a descendant of General Mercer of Revolutionary fame.

John Miller Gordon Marlboro Harry M. Crim Strasburg Presbyterian Church Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City Charles and Olie Windle E. A J. J. Keller Harry Claggett W. E. Pisher Roy Morgan Annapolis, Md Charles Gordon Hagerstown Gordon General Mercer

Annual Award To Be Made By Scout Troops

Winchester Boy Scout troops select their outstanding members for the 1934 Charles R. Anderson Jr Award presented by Dr. Charles R. Anderson in memory of his Eagle Scout son. Mayor Anderson says the honor honors courtesy honesty and sincerity shaping good citizens.

Boy Scout Troops Winchester Charles R. Anderson, Jr Charles R. Anderson Anderson

Scouts and Scouters of Win-

An item notes preparations by the Scouts and Scouters of Win for an upcoming event. The fragment hints at organized groups and community involvement, with emphasis on planning and participation by local youth organizations.

Eagle Scout Charles R. Anderson Jr. Remembered

Chester honors Eagle Scout Charles R. Anderson Jr. for his long service to Scouting and his many awards earned during his membership.

Chester Charles R. Anderson, Jr

Pupils On Mt. Airy Roll Honor List

An attendance honor roll for Mt. Airy School Opequon lists pupils such as Gilbert Bridle Alfred Bly Walter Funk Lee Fawcett Hous ton Heckley Nancy Brumback Elizabeth Brindle Marguerite Kingree Irne Lowe Beatrice Shell Oscar Bywaters Denzil Fawcett Brown Kingree Roland Snapp Retha Keckley Leroy Edmonson Gladys McKee Elsie Line Elizabeth Fawcett Harold Fawcett Glady Fawcett Lucibelle Fawcett Ruth Wright Zantha Willis Catherine Bly prepared by Miss Elizabeth Thom and Mrs Mayme E. Miller.

Elizabeth Thomas Mayme E. Miller Mt. Airy School Opequon Gilbert Bridle Alfred Bly Walter Funk Lee Fawcett Houston Heckley Nancy Brumback Elizabeth Brindle Marguerite Kingree Irne Lowe Beatrice Shell Oscar Bywaters Denzil Fawcett Brown Kingree Roland Snapp Retha Keckley Leroy Edmonson Gladys McKee Elsie Line Elizabeth Fawcett Harold Fawcett Glady Fawcett Lucibelle Fawcett Ruth Wright Zantha Willis Catherine Bly

Victory Shoe Shine and Barber Shop Opens Near Crystal

Ikey Lazazzera announces the opening of Victory Shoe Shine Hat Cleaning and Barber Shop at 154 N Main St two doors from the Crystal. The up to date shop promises best of service and invites customers to visit.

Victory Shoe N. Main St The Crystal

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Frances Lillard Katherine Sandy Basil Larrick Wade Rothgeb Pope Susie Carbaugh Roberts Mary Evelyn Steele Earl Beavers Charles Cook Helen Pappas Home Economics News NII Virginia Mills Blues and Golds Stephens City School Berryville High School Berryville Girls Stephens City Girls Jberryville MR Winchester Rouss Nina Glynn Anderson County News Minnie Glenn Henderlite Edward Colvin O. H. Wilkins Sarah Fyre Road Parker Lebanon Church News Middletown John M. Gordon ACT Cou Duco du Pont Dutox John W. Rosenberger & Co Winchester, Va TEINS Cou Pont Douglas Cather Rudolph Palmer Richard Rusk Bennie Davis Troop Zinz J. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc N. Loudoun St John S. Miller & Company Sherwin-Williams Paints Big Sister Central Press Association Byles Shell Station Martinsburg Pike Amherst & Boscawen Sts Valley Ave Braddock St Twin-City Oil & Gas Corp Mt. Airy Roll Ikey Lazazzera Bickers Motor Co C. I. Brumback
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