Eviction notices amid Dan River Mill strike prompt troop pullback
In Danville Virginia 400 state troops remain after eviction notices hit Riverside and Dan River mills. About 1 000 workers strike since September. Notices target 31 households in Schoolfield and 16 in Danville mill-owned housing. Union leaders say many strikers face eviction.
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Associated Press
Danville
Riverside and
Dan River
Oaen
Schoolfield
L. L. Moore
Richmond Man Killed In Elkton Car Collision
Morris Adelamski of Richmond Virginia, 32, was killed when the car he rode in collided with a truck on the Elkton Baltimore road one mile west of Elkton. His companion T L Lloyd, also of Richmond, was critically injured with a fractured skull after the vehicle overturned. The truck reportedly failed to stop after the crash.
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Associated Press
Elkton
Morris Adelamski
Richmond
T. L. Lloyd
Elkton-Baltimore
Lloyd
Elkton Hospital
Woman Leaps From City of Atlanta Steamer
A well dressed middle aged woman identified as Mrs C Godfrey of St Louis Missouri leaped overboard from the City of Atlanta during a night crossing to Baltimore from Norfolk and was reported missing on arrival. Officials of the Chesapeake Steamboat Company noted the disappearance as the ship reached Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
C. Godfrey
St. Louis
City of
Atlanta
Norfolk
Tne
Chesa E Steamship Company
Farmers' Union To Hold Meeting At Stephens City
The Stephens City Farmers' Union will meet at 7 30 tomorrow evening in the People's Bank building. Members are urged to attend to hear the board of directors and manager of the Farmers' Exchange report.
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Stephens City Farmers’ Union
People’s Bank
Farmers’ Exchange
Regular Monthly Meeting Of Sarah Zane Fire Company
The notice calls all members to a regular monthly meeting Friday night at 7 30 o clock. Smokes Eats. Captain R B Brown advises attendance.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
R. B. Brown
Local Hospital Seeks Donations of White Elephants for Bazaar
The hospital urges residents to donate unused items stored in attics or trunks. A house to house canvas begins next week with nurses visiting streets daily to collect goods for a grand bazaar, offering bargains and funds for hospital needs.
Romney Lions charter new club in ceremony at Romney
The Romney West Virginia Lions Club received its charter at a banquet at the New Century Hotel. The Winchester Lions Club sponsored the new group, led by Dr. Allen T. Hawthorne. city officials and Lions officials spoke as the charter was presented by Dr. David Littlejohn. Officers include William R. Kiser president and Parley De Berry vice president. charter members list T. H. Bury C. C. Cerone John P. Corbett and others.
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New Lions Club
Romney
W. Va
New Century
Lions of
Winchester Lions Club
Allen T. Hawthorne
The
Church of Christ
This City
Melvin Miller
Bruce Shade
Cecil McVay
Kenneth Wendell
Peachy Hockman
Courtney Grim
Arthur Shull
George Flenner
Mary Gilpin
Maggie May Greene
Winchester Club
Ruth Howe
Leonidas Morgan
David Littlejohn
Clarksburg
Twenty-Ninth District
Lions International
William R. Kiser
John C. Linthicum
Herbert 8. Larrick
Richard F. Simmons
Frederick
Twenty-Second
Lion Tamer
T. H. Bury
C. C. Cerone
John P. Corbett
R. W. Dailey
Parley DeBerry
W. S. Dodrill
C. B. Dodrill
R. M. Goloday
B. W. Hill
W. R. Kiser
G. K. Kump
William A
Pocket Book Thief Identified From City Hall Incident
A notice states the person who took a lady’s pocket book from the Mayor’s office in City Hall is identified. It promises questions will be asked if the item is returned.
Clues Narrow Disappearance Case Of Mary Hicks
Police pursue three leads in the 18 year old Mary Lee Hicks case from Berryville Clarke County. A Ford coupe seen with a man in Winchester is checked while relatives in Washington are urged to help. Authorities doubt she visited kin and consider two theories: she left for work or fled with a man.
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Mary Lee Hicks
Miss Hicks
Hollis
Gen-Eal
Berryville
Clarke County
Feltner
District of Columbia Police Department
Washington
Winchester
Valley Avenue
Handley High School
Handley
Mission at White Post Church led by Rev Nelson Dame
The Meade Memorial Episcopal Church at White Post hosts a preaching mission by Rev Nelson P Dame, diocesan missioner and former Christ Church rector. Openings on Sunday December 7 at 11 am, daily 7 45 pm through December 14, with a confirmation service December 14 at 11 am by Bishop F D Goodwin.
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Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Nelson P. Dame
Christ Church, Winchester
F. D. Goodwin
English Association Soccer Game Set for Saturday Afternoon
Old England style soccer will be played here this Saturday at 3 PM. The event invites large crowds to attend the match in period fashion.
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Old
England
Handley High School Stadium
Washington Concord
Mrs Frye Struck by Car Near Pughtown Injured
Mrs. Frye suffered a fractured skull and facial injuries after being struck from behind on the Pughtown pike two miles north of town. She was rushed to Memorial Hospital in very serious condition with an expected skull X-ray. Miss Carper stopped to help, Grover Cooper and other motorists assisted, and Lemuel A. Clark was among the first at the scene.
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Frye
Pughtown Pike
Miss Carper
Grover Cooper
Memorial Hospital
W. H. Frye
Lemuel A. Clark
Not Owned By Any Church Conference In Error
The Star states Valley Union Church and Stine's Chapel were never property of Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South. Both edifices were union churches and governed by neighborhood trustees rather than any single church body.
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the Star
Valley Union Church
Stine’s Chapel
Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Public sale announced for late Mrs Dunlap's residence
Public sale at the late residence of Mrs Fan nie B Dunlap on Berryville Pike Lat on December 13 at 1 pm. Household goods include antiques and hand paintings. Also a nearly new 1930 Marquette Sedan. M Lohr Capper, executor.
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Fannie B. Dunlap
Berryville Pike
Marquette
M. Lohr Capper
Exec
Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags for Office Use
Help needed for STAR OFFICE. Requesting large clean cotton rags suitable for industrial or office use. Interested parties should contact STAR OFFICE with availability and pricing.
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Star Office
City Building Permits Fall Below 1929 Levels in November
City Manager Dettra's monthly report shows building permits for January through November 1930 totaled 426 350 dollars, down from over 1 000 000 in the same period of 1929. Water use declined by ten percent in November, with 46 911 000 gallons pumped versus 51 657 000 a year earlier. Winchester nears year end with streets surfaced and roads, water and sewer extensions planned for the new year.
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L. R. Dettra
Pfce
Dettra
Winchester
Bread as a Symbol in B. and C. Writing
The note reflects on how the term Bread gains broader meaning with the rise of B. and C. The author suggests Bread represents more than sustenance, signaling a shift in cultural or ideological usage surrounding bread. The text implies a critique or observation of evolving language linked to a movement.
Portrait Gift at Jolliffe Studio
A gift idea from Jolliffe Studio offers a personalized portrait for friends. The ad promotes a keepsake that cannot be bought elsewhere, highlighting the studio’s custom artwork as a thoughtful present.
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Jolliffe Studio
Hose Co No 9 10 Defend Title On Local Gridiron
Hose Company No 9 and the Semi-Pros clash Sunday in a key district football race. Local champions Hose No 9 seek to defend their three year district title as undefeated Martinsburg and rival Cumberland seek to derail them in a season marked by tight scores and edge games.
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Hose No. 6
Sortinabrias
W. Va
Iter
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Hose Company No. 5
Winchester
Frederick Athletic Club
Frederck
Hose Company
Passengers shaken as PRR train derails in tunnel
In Baltimore two sleepers on a Washington to New York Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed in a tunnel between Fulton and Union stations. The crash woke about a score of passengers and halted main line traffic for hours as conductors and porters guided travelers to Mount Royal and onward by bus.
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Baltimore
Washington
Mount Royal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elks to Hold Memorial Service Sunday at Capitol Theatre
Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney Dave Satterfield to be the orator at Winchester No. 867 Elks annual memorial service at the Capitol Theatre Sunday at 3 p.m. Lodge members meet at 2:30 p.m. at the Elks Home and march in a body. The public is invited. A floral tribute will be laid at Mount Hebron and Catholic cemeteries. Program includes overture, opening ceremonies, solo by Miss Elsie Duncan, a reading of the dead, and an address by Mr Satterfield.
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Dave Satterfield
Commonwealth
Richmond
Winchester
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Capitol Eee
Elk’s
Elks
Mount Hebron
Pandrew Bell
Lawrence C. Hollis
R. Grubbs
Warrer
Eddy
T. Snider
Walter E. Huntsberry
Capitol Theatre
Harry Stouffer
Robert B. Nelson
O Divine Redeemer
Gounoud
Elsie Duncan
E. T. Snider
Handley Quartet
wAddress
Wae
Democrats urge $60 million drought relief in Senate
Washington December 5. Democratic Leader Robinson Arkansas urged Congress to approve $60,000,000 for drought relief seed and feed loans, opposing the budget bureau’s $25,000,000 recommendation. Senator McNary signaled support for a $60,000,000 bill next week.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Senate Agricultural Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Aswell
Louisiana
Senate
NcNary
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Miller's offers gift subscriptions and Kodak models
The store promotes yearly subscriptions to magazines and newspapers as gifts and sells Eastman Kodak models ranging from 1.25 to 25 dollars. Location referenced is Miller's with a date stamp (12-5-by-31).
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Eastman Kodaks
Miller’s
Orndorffs Held on Additional Assault Charge
Private hearings reveal H Blanton Orndorff and three sons Herbert Precius and Godrow remain in jail on murder charges and are now held for grand jury action on assault with intent to kill against trio George Bageant George Pingley and Chester Hockman.
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H. Blanton Orndorff
Herbert
Precius
Godrow Orndorff
Janie Orndorff
Corhstable
George Bageant
Orndorff
Bageant
George Pingley
Chester Hockman
Orndorffs
Justice Tavenner
Floyd Brill
Election Cost Pinchot Family Over $200000
Harrisburg reports Gifford Pinchot's bid for Pennsylvania governor cost the family $208,500 in total expenses. The Pinchots' books show $54,000 in personal expenses, $95,000 for the primary, and Mrs. Pinchot contributing $59,500 to general and primary campaigns. Governor's salary listed at $18,000 a year.
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Saga
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Tevea
Child Stolen From Newark Home Taken From Upper Floor
Newark police recovered a two year old girl taken by a kidnapper who entered Frank Gaffney’s home through a window. The child was found hours later with 11 year old Mary Fielder on a street corner after a policeman confronted them. The motive remains unclear.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Frank Gaffney
Mary Fielder
Mary
XMAS CARDS See Our Selection Cards
Local ad notes a selection of Christmas cards for purchase at an unspecified outlet. The brief item emphasizes right choice options and mentions The Evening Star publication reference.
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Riverside Mill Concern
Company I
116Th Infantry
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Charlottesville
Bedford
Chase City
South Boston
Farmers’ Union
LIONS
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Winston Churchill
Ain
Jove
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Hale
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