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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1936

Page

9

Grand Jury To Hear Charges In Bolling Case

Bolling 29, a former Virginia National Guard officer, is held on murder charges for the death of roommate George Carter. A special grand jury will be convened next week to consider indictment and set a trial date after reviewing a police confession and details of the staged suicide scene.

M. Landon "Bollig George Carter Corporation Court Frederick W. Coleman Bolling Virginia National Guard Field Artillery Commonwealth W. E. F. Cole Carter Olice

Stores Open in City Christmas Contest Part II

Merchants contribute to a Christmas decorations fund near the city's allotment. Mr. Bell reports about 80 in cash and 150 in prizes. Donors include Consumers Utilities Company 15 for a Radiant Fire Heater and several stores offering cash or merchandise prizes. Interviewing of uncontacted participants will continue, aiming to conclude by Tuesday.

Bell F. R. Crane Fred S. Boyd Joe the Tavenner’s Miller’s Miller Hardware Store Perfection Oil Baker's Drug Store Hampett Miler and Anderson Anerson Wonder’s

Warrants Issued On School Attendance Violations

Trial Justice Tavenner discusses enforcement of compulsory education laws. Parents who allow or cause children to miss school face up to ten dollar fines per offense. Officials state illness excuses require doctor notes and notification to the school.

Tavenner

Junior Elevens To Play Sunday

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 Winchester hosts a junior elevens clash at Rouss Park. The Winchester All-Stars take on a squad drawn from Hable's Palace Fast End and Park junior elevens in an anticipated exciting battle.

Winchester Rouss Park Winchester All-Stars Hable’s Palace Fast End Park

Simple Rites For Mrs Harrison In Winchester

The Protestant Episcopal service for Mrs. Harrison was held at the family residence on South Washington Street with Rev. Robert B. Nelson officiating. The ceremony, short and ritualistic, ended at Mount Hebron Cemetery where active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named among Winchester connections.

Protestant Episcopal Church Winchester South Washington Street Robert B. Nelson Christ Church Maurice M. Lynch Hunter H. McGuire Harold C. Sheetz, Sr Frank N. Hack T. B. Patton B. M. Knight, Sr Edward E. Stone

Route 7 Project Progress East of Cross Junction

Construction of Route 7 from the West Virginia line to Winchester advances steadily. A grading gang works about a mile east of Cross Junction. A convict camp moved further east. highway completion to Winchester expected in about two years. Surface treatment for the section west of Cross Junction awaits settling of fills.

West Virginia Line Winchester Cross Junction

McCann Returns From Chicago Livestock Show Trip

Sheriff Harry McCann returned from Chicago where he spent days at the International Live stock Show as a delegate of the American Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association. He saw prize cattle from King Edward's ranch in Canada, a ranch reportedly sold yesterday. Albert Robinson, noted Polled Shorthorn breeder, also attended the show, which drew many entries and a strong crowd.

Harry McCann Chicago Mr. McCann McCann King Edward’s Ranch Canada Albert Robinson

Sacred Heart Church to Organize Christian Doctrine Fraternity

Sacred Heart Catholic Church plans to form the Con fraternity of Christian Doctrine with a Monday 7:30 PM meeting in the church basement. Rev. R. E. Hannon says the goal is to distribute study literature and organize city and county study clubs to begin functioning soon after the meeting. The Mass requirements and sanctuary details will be addressed for proper celebration.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church Confraternity of Christian Doctrine R. E. Hannon

Seven Taylor Cub Airplanes Headed to Miami Races

Seven Taylor Cub airplanes departed Byrd Airport this morning bound for Miami Florida joining a 100 plane Cub con voy in Atlanta and will be shown at the Miami air races.

Byrd Airport Pittsburgh Miami Fla Atlanta

Shadows Like Myself: A Portrait of French Life

Clara Longworth de Chambrun portrays French life and manners with wit and judgment during a pivotal era. Notable figures from the present and recent past share impressions and opinions, making the book engaging. Available for loan at Handley Library.

Clara Longworth de Chambruin Longworth Alice Roosevelt Longworth Handley Library

Britain and Belgium eyes new pact amid postwar diplomacy

Britain signals possible Mediterranean accord as first step to restore ties with Belgium. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden pledged aid in case of unprovoked aggression. Unclear if Delbos pledge covers British possessions, seen as significant due to Germany seeking to reclaim colonies held under British mandate.

Great Britain Anthony Eden Belgium Germany

Girl Is Held For Assault In Monaghan Death

Uniontown Pa December 5 County Detective John C Wall charged 18 year old Florence Dean with assaulting him with intent to kill during questioning of hotelman Frank C Monaghan who died while being questioned. Dean held on 2500 bail. Wall stabbed September 11 after arresting Monaghan for DUI. A grand jury indicted 12 persons in Monaghan death. Margiotti called the beating barbarous.

Uniontown John C. Wall Florence Dean Frank C. Monaghan Miss Dean Monaghan Wall Bertillon Charles J. Margiotti

Mrs Simpson Seen Dining Secretly in Paris Cafe

Mrs Simpson and her party entered Cafe De La Pyramide through the wine cellar and dined in a private room. A French newspaper headline reported the abdication as a certainty while the entourage prepared for a Riviera departure.

Palace Cannes Herman Rogers Simpson Vienne Riviera Mme. Pointe London

Mrs Noonan Suffering Hand Infection Leads to Hospital

Mrs J Mack Noonan, long ill at her home on North Brad dock street, was taken to Memorial Hospital this morning for infection in her hand. Doctors consider draining procedure may be performed after the blister appeared to start the infection.

J. Mack Noonan North Braddock Street Memorial Hospital Catherine Gerhinger Cloud Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Cecil Gerhinger Ohio

Mrs. Sarah E. Good Dies in Rock Enon Springs

Mrs. Sarah E. Good of Rock Enon Springs died last night at 6 30 following a two year illness from pneumonia. She was 75, widow of Jacob T. Good, daughter of Jacob Rosenberger. Survived by two sons James W. Good Clarence B. Good. two daughters Eliza Good Martha Orndorff. brothers Asa Rosenberger Silas Rosenberger W Rosenberger. sisters Gertie Spaid Annie Lineburg Alice Snapp Jennie Orndorff. Relatives meet at 10 a.m. Monday at the Rock Enon home and proceed to Shiloh Church for burial in adjoining cemetery with Rev. C. H. Anderson officiating.

Sarah E. Good Frederick County Rock Enon Springs Good Jacob Eliza Milhorn Rosenberger Jacob T. Good Goode James W. Good Clarence B. Good Rock Enon Eliza Good Martha Orndorff Rock

Price Held After Second Roanoke Arson Arrest

Police announced a second arrest in a string of fires that kept fire crews busy last month. Archie Garland Price of Roanoke Va was taken to Winchester for a hearing after being brought in by Sergeant Francis Funk. Fred Mason is already held on bond for the grand jury. Investigators say some blazes in alleys may have aimed to draw firefighters into action.

Archie Garland Price Roanoke Winccee Price Winchester Francis Funk Fred Mason Grand Jury

Funeral Rites Conducted For C. E. Johnston

The funeral of Charles Edward Johnston a veteran employee of the Virginia Woolen Company was held at his East Piccadilly home. Rev. Herman McKay assisted by other ministers officiated as mourners gathered from the textile community. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Odd Fellows memorial rites at the grave.

Charles Edward Johnston Virginia Woolen Company East Piccadilly Street Johnston Herman McKay Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church J. M. Gilliam Washington, D. C William B. Obaugh Eugene Russell Robert Snapp Henry Keller Mr. Legge Old Rugged Cross Mount Hebron Cemetery Madison Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows James W. Bowman Edward B. Sartelle W. H. Hammond L. D. Grubb H. C. Brill Walter I. Cooper

Pope Faces Possible Irreversible Mobility Loss

Pope is likely unable to walk again doctors say Dr Amanti Milani has stayed at the pontiff’s bedside since he was summoned after the valet Malvestiti found the Holy Father in distress early today church officials reported the condition remains grave and unclear.

Amanti Milani Malvestiti Holy Father

Fire Destroyed Steck Barn Losses Share Ownership

A major fire razed a Steck family barn leaving one spraying outfit and a single motor truck intact. The structure dated from early years and was jointly owned by Virginia Steck and J. M. Steck, a Winchester lawyer. Insurance will not cover half the loss.

John M. Steck Thomas W. Steck Virginia Steck J. M. Steck Winchester

Notable Residents and Visitors in Front Royal Area

Local notes record Vincent Vurgallus transporting Nancy Smith to Frederick Maryland, and visits by Col. Warren Whitside and General S Gardner Waller in town. Several residents travel to Washington Charlottesville and Winchester for events, hospital stays, or family gatherings with confirmations of illness and upcoming church services.

Front Royal Vincent Vurgallus Prederick Nancy Smith S. Gardner Waller Richmond Col Warren W. Whitside Washington Walter Reed Hospital

Tentative Budget Reported Ready by Finance Committee

The Finance Committee chaired by Herman Hable completed the tentative budget for the ensuing year. Copies have been or will be sent to council members for consideration before the special Wednesday meeting. Council will first discuss the budget at that session.

Finance Committee Herman Hable Council

Rural-Urban Meet Held by Front Royal Rotary Club

The Rural-urban dinner meeting of the Front Royal Rotary Club drew about 60 Rotarians and guests to the Afton Inn last night. The Rural Committee organized the event with Harry Martin as chair and S. D. Boyd Orville Van Dusen Bailey Stickley assisting. Guest speaker was G. G. Dickenson Woodstock county agent for Shenandoah County, who spoke on Soil Conservation.

Front Royal Woodstock Shenandoah County

Property of late John Fox sold at public auction

The John Marshall highway near Front Royal hosted a public auction by trustees John H. Downing and I. Nachman. Two acres with a six room house were sold to George W. Alexandria for 1310 dollars.

Front Royal John Fox John Marshall Highway John H. Downing I. Nachman George W. Alexandria

King Faces Pressure Over Marriage Crisis Amid Cabinet Standoff

United Kingdom politics tense as King faces abdication pressure. Dr Arthur Hinsley and Anglican figures are asked to pray for the King. Cabinet meets amid protests with plans to decide within 48 hours. Public sentiment shows mixed support for the King’s personal dilemma and Baldwin's constitutional stance.

Minster Arthur Hinsley Pendhocary Simpson Stanley Baldwin London Baldwin Mrs. Simpson

Decorations Are Being Installed This Christmas Display

City decorations proceed under City Manager Arthur M. Pield with Northern Virginian Power Company handling the work. White Way will feature evergreen trees with stars on brackets and streamers across streets. The Licht Committee chairs by Dr. Ralph Snapp oversees the project, funded at $300.

Arthur M. Pield Northern Virginian Power Company Licht Committee Ralph Snapp

Baltimore and Philadelphia Markets Report Dec 6

Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia show unchanged produce and mixed poultry prices. Livestock values rise slightly in Baltimore with higher calves and hogs, while Chicago reports steadier hogs and higher weight steers. eggs and butter prices listed for local retail.

Baltimore Philadelphia Plymouth Baltimore Livestock USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago U. S. Dept

Local Markets Daily Prices for Feed and Grains

Local wholesale market listings show prices for corn, meal, and various feeds. Includes 98 lb, 48 lb, 24 lb, and 12 lb bags with per barrel and per 100 measures. Pivotal items feature dairy, baby chick, and poultry feeds with mixed and specialty blends.

Ceseesayee Gane Cscs Ncsecesereese OO Seeevees Jos Enance Sercessene Seresses Es Perrin Aveace Twas Awe

Stock Market Report Sees Mixed Action Despite Rally Attempts

New York reports a cautious trading day with modest gains in some leaders like steels and autos while sentiment remains jittery ahead of events abroad. Transfers reached about 950000 shares as bonds and commodities show mixed movement and currencies slip against the dollar.

New York American Smelters American Tel Tel Anaconda Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Consol Edison Con Poducts General Electric General Motors Goodyear Int Harvester Johns Manville Kennecott Montgomery Ward N. ¥. Central Rae Railroad Southern Railway Poar Standard Oil M. J Texas Corp Union Pacific U. S. Steel Woolworth

Wheat and Grain Prices Edge Down in Chicago Markets

Light nationwide precipitation weighed on wheat and related grains with mostly lower quotes in Chicago trade. Closing prices show declines across wheat and corn while oats soybeans and barley hold near prior levels amid steady Liverpool demand for Argentine and Australian futures.

Chicago United States Liverpool Cables Italy Great Britain Chicago Cash Grain Baltimore Wheat Baltimore

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Guard Equal City Fund Harrison New Library Locarno France Roanoker C. E. Johnston Steck Warren County The Winchester Evening Star Gussie McFall Boreau Telephone Front Royal J. Lockwood Henry Coe Charlottesville Mr. Coe Charlottesville Hospital N. N. Hall Tae Nursing Home Elizabeth Major Kitty Schwab Warrenton Harriet Harrison Peggy Jackson Mrs. Samuel Major Reams Moore Culverton, Ga Estelle Laws Rockland Robert Cassell Calverton Fauquier Hospital Mrs. Lloydee James Yates A. C. Carson Queenie Carson Paxton Mrs. Shepton Bowen Purcellville Mrs. O. R. Bowen Merle Coe Mrs. Moreland Venable Town Mr. Venable Mrs Clarence Venable Peter Oxenham Harry Oxenham Florence Millar Elizabeth Millar Oxenham Frederick Goodwin Virginia Calvary Episcopal Church Arthur Miller Washington, Va Billie Weaver Miller Johnston’s Mrs. Essex Fenley Mrs. Fenley John M. Johnson Mrs. Henry Coe Vanessa Kittleberger Ronald Rowland, White Yestery G. G. Dickenson Woodstock Shenandoah County Meeree Star Stock Market Report Winchester Grain Market
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