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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1934

Page

2

Christmas Savings Clubs Payout Totals Reported

Total Christmas Savings Clubs received December 1 by club depositors amounting to 63 07667 were sold in full and are now on hand at the four local banks. Sums paid out by the Shenandoah Valley National Bank 20521 67 Commercial and Savings Bank 18555 70 Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust 17000 Union Bank of Winchester 7000.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Union Bank of Winchester

Prosperity Tide Reported in the South by Baltimore Merchant

Baltimore businessman F. Highland Burns, just back from a Southern tour, reports a revival and more money in the region. He says sentiment has shifted from artificial to genuine and notes farmers have more real dollars than in years past.

Baltimore South F. Highland Burns Burns

Chicago Sees Surge in Crime and Executions

Chicago and Cook County officials report rising crime figures with nine murderers sentenced to death, seven executed in ten months, and large shares of burglary and robbery cases convicted. The State's Attorney highlights 1933 comparisons and seeks a public reputational revision.

Chicago Thomas J. Courtney Cook County

Woman Slayer Of Imbecile Son Has Life Spared

London authorities reprieved Mrs May Brownhill a 62 year old mother sentenced for mercy slaying her imbecile son. Labour leader George Lansbury had urged clemency and the Home Office acted swiftly after the reprieve application was filed.

London Home Secretary George Lansbury May Brownhill Lansbury Home Office

Revival Meetings at Stines Chapel Herald Next Week

Stines Chapel hosts a union revival starting Sunday December 9 at 7 30 p m and runs nightly all week with speakers Cephas Fahnestock C E B Seastrunk Allen Jones C G Russell C H Anderson S J Goode F G Senger A Christian Endeavor will meet that Sunday at 7 p m with speaker W R Legge vocational teacher at Handley School and music by the Albin Quartet.

Sunday School of _ Stines Chapel Cephas Fahnestock C. EB. Seastrunk Allen Jones C. G. Russell C. H. Anderson J. Goode F. G. Senger Christian Endeavor Stines Chapel W. R. Legge Handley School Albin Quartette

Supreme Court Upholds Military Training at UC and Land Grants

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the University of California and other land grant colleges may compel students to undertake military training. Justice Butler delivered the decision affirming the universities action to suspend two students who refused the training on conscientious grounds.

Washington University of California Supreme Court Butler

Investigation Of Mountain Tragedy To Be Continued

Carlisle Pa December 4 1931 state police chief Major Lynn G Adams pledged the inquiry into the babes in the wood tragedy would go on until every detail is cleared up He identified Elmo J Noakes of Roseville California as the possible killer of his relatives The three girls were buried Saturday while the man and woman lay in an Altoona morgue awaiting relatives arrival

Carlisle Lynn G. Adams Adams Elmo J. Noakes Roseville Cal Winifred Pierce California McVeytown Altoona

Navy grid games draw 309667 in six cities

The Naval Academy football team attracted 309,667 total fans across six cities this season, averaging 34,407 per game in nine games. Five home crowds were sell-outs versus Army, Maryland, Columbia, Washington and Lee, and Pittsburgh, while 1933 had only Army at capacity.

Annapolis Naval Academy Navy Maryland Columbia Washington and Lee Pittsburgh Army

Telephone Rates To Be Studied By State Commission

In Virginia the State Corporation Commission will review telephone rates after completing current electric power company studies. H Lester Hooker says the commission will update the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 1926 valuation and assess rates across all telephone companies. Federal actions meanwhile press for rate reductions in Washington and Baltimore.

Richmond Virginia State Corporation Commission H. Lester Hooker Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Federal Communications Commission Washington District of Columbia Supreme Court Public Utilities Commission of District

Recent Transfers of City Realty

Shawnee Realty Company transfers include Shawnee Heights Addition lot to S. T. Newlin for 10 and valuable considerations. G. A. Jackson to James B. Winkfield, Lot 10 on revised Gray Lea plat for 10. S. T. Newlin to Lora L. Newlin, Shawnee Heights lot for 10. Sophia Smallwood to Louis L. Baker et al, Lot 20 Block F for 10.

Winchester Shawnee Realty Company, Inc S. T. Newlin Shawnee Heights G. A. Jackson James B. Winkfield Gray Lea T. Newlin Lora L. Newlin Sophia Smallwood Louis L. Baker

Frederick youths have thrilling ride on river

Frederick, Md. youths Ralph G and John Ebert recounted a hair canoe trip down the Potomac from Harpers Ferry to Point of Rocks amid flood damage. They beat a car by three minutes, navigating rocks and rapids when the river was high. Flooding in the Middletown Valley left a 25 mile stretch from Wolfsville to Lander submerged and losses running into thousands.

Frederick Potomac Harpers Ferry Ralph G John Ebert Frederick County Middletown Wolfsville Lander Catoctin

Settlement Terms In Shawnee Heights Agreement

The document records consideration of $10 and valuable considerations between Lora L Newlin et al and Margaret P Massey regarding Bot No 1 Shawnee Heights with formalizing notes.

Lora L. Newlin Et Air Margaret P. Massey Bot Shawnee Heights

Convict Labor on Virginia Highways Questioned

Richmond Virginia December 4. Walker Cottrell chairman of the State Prison Board argues against removing convict labor from state road work. He cites a $1.6 million loss to the state and warns that abandoning road assignment would require buying five or six farms costing $1 million to $1.5 million to employ convicts.

Richmond Henry G. Shirley Walker C. Cottrell State Prison Board Cottrell Aee Prison Board

White Hall Junior League Names Officers

The White Hall Junior League and the Red Cross were reorganized with officers: Margaret Dike president Mildred J Smith vice president Esther P Barrett secretary Edgar I Snake Jr treasurer and Mrs Melvin Brown faculty sponsor. League meetings are weekly and projects include school grounds cleanup.

White Hall The Red Cross Margaret Dike Mildred J. Smith Esther P. Barrett Edgar I. Snake Melvin Brown Hicks Winchester Frederick County Elmer Snarr Lebanon Church W. S. Brown

Shamrocks: Ireland’s Ancient Clover Symbol and Lore

The shamrock, a form of clover, ranks among Ireland’s oldest plants. White blossoms are common but its leaves are revered in holy tradition, noted by the St Louis Globe-Democrat.

Ireland St Louis Globe-Democrat

Junior Class To Present Play On December Fifth

The Handley Junior Class will stage an amateur play on Wednesday December 5 at 2 30 pm. About twenty one actors and actresses will perform a lively entertainment priced at ten cents for students and twenty five cents for adults. The production features comedy and light drama under the title Come up and get us At the Fountain.

Handley

Divorce Action by Desertion Filed in Frederick Court

Kenneth James Hills sues Hilda Hills in Frederick County Circuit Court for divorce a mensa et to desertion. Defendant not a Virginia resident. ordered to appear within ten days after publication. Case to be advertised weekly in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posted at courthouse. Clerk to mail copy to defendant.

Circuit Court County of Frederick Kenneth James Hills Hilda Hills Virginia Winchester Evening Star Winchester

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