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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1938

Page

10

Red Cross Memberships and County Subscriptions

A historical notice lists memberships solicited before the drive closes, naming many individuals and families across town and county, including Adams, Beau ty Parlor, Benham, Brubeck, Barton, Boyce, Bosserman, Baker, Cahill, Rosenberger, Rosen berger, and many others, with a separate Colored-Cornelia Avery line and various contributors such as Wisecarver, Carper, Mumston, Rinker, Willey, and Hutch Adams. The text records both city and county memberships and donor contributions, reflecting a broad community effort.

Little Wolfe Frances Watkins Ethel Watson Homer Welch Cornelia Avery Leo Wisecarver Eva Carper E. L. Mumston Jake Rinker Theo. Willey Hutch Adams

Police Claim Four Caught In Act of Robbery

Richmond police arrest four men after surrounding Hutchinson Laundry at 1727 West Cary Street and catching two suspects attempting to open a safe. Additional arrests include a man found breaking into a West End store and a white man unlawfully entering a West Canal establishment. Police Chief Jordan endorses a shoot to kill policy in the crackdown on bandits.

Richmond Hutchingson West Cary Street West End West Canal Jordan

Program Of Home Agent Schedule For December 5 10

Miss Madeline Blair the home agent plans a week of club meetings demonstrations and reports. Activities include 4-H reorganization sessions at Kernstown Gore Friendly Grove North Frederick and Round Hill, Christmas demos at several clubs, office work Thursday and a leader training Friday. Saturday features market inspections after classes.

Madeline Blair Board of Supervisors Kernstown Gore Friendly Grove R. L. Lone North Frederick Gainesboro Gore Home Lodge Hall Stephens City Home Demonstration Club Randal Ridgeway Round Hill Mt. View

Negro Questioned in Rock Creek Park Sniper Slayings

A Black man previously arrested in connection with the Rock Creek Park sniper slayings was taken in for further questioning in Silver Spring Maryland as police pressed the investigation. He had been detained after being found near the park watching two women in a stalled car and had earlier been released after proving he was not involved in the November 17 Murray killing.

Silver Spring Rock Creek Park Montgomery County Peter F. Murray

VFW Winchester Post to Meet Tonight

A regular Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting will be held at the Post headquarters on North Loudoun street. The session starts at 8 o'clock and all members are urged to attend.

Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars North Loudoun Street

School House Swept By Fire New Market Fire Destroys School

A fire at the Hamburg School northwest of New Market destroyed the two story building after starting from a stove. About 90 students were safely evacuated as five fire companies battled the blaze. Only one wall remained standing.

New Market Hamburg Here Mt. Jackson Edinburg Woodstock Strasburg

Pug Prefers Taxi Rides Over Walks in Elgin

Dog Fare Elgin Illinois reports a pug named Pug taking taxis almost daily from his home area. Dr Knute Hanson, the owner, finds the habit annoying and costly and asks friends to let the dog fend for himself. Hanson claims the dog knows the way home but avoids walking and enjoys digging in taxi cabs.

Elgin Pug Knute Hanson Hanson

Former County Resident Dead At Baltimore

Mrs. Howard Sanderson former Frederick County resident died suddenly in Baltimore after visiting Rest home relatives for Thanksgiving. Survived by son Howard Sanderson Jr sister Mrs J W Schlack and brothers Charles and Frank Brady. Funeral attendees planned from Rest and Baltimore.

Baltimore Rest Howard Sanderson J. W. Schlack Charles Brady Howard Sanderson, Jr Frank Brady Wilma Schlack

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nerod Winchester Clark Myrna THE Mills Bros Lucien Lelong Perry Yardley’s of London du Barry Whitman Chocolates Kaywoodie Pipes Yardley’s Remington Rand Rhodes Drug CO ARROW Gray & Eddy George W. Kurtz Farmers & Merchants National Federal Deposiit Insurance Corp Red Cross Winchester- Frederick Mervil W. Adams Alica Anne B. Benham W. C. Brubeck Walter Barr Emma Brumback C. J. Blair Virginia Boyd Robert Barton Mildred Boyce W. H. Bosserman, Jr E. E. Baker C. E. Brooks Charles Baker LeRoy Cahill Alice Ue W. Eldridge John V. Eddy Henrietta Fuller J. G. Fosbrink George Fansiler Claude Grim H Dan Henry H. J. Heinz Co Zena B. Helsley Walter Hough Joseph Hodgson Te Hensell George Joynes H. H. Jennings J. Kiergard Homer Lyman H. C. Lupton John Miller H. B. McCormac H. B.ee Oo C. Oates Charles Pine John H. Rosenberger John W. Rosenberger May S. Rosenbergre Ruth Beall Paul Rosenberger H. M. Lee Katherine Sullivan John W. Seal Robert Smalley Winchester Small Loan R. Gray Williams L. V. Watson Bertha Williams Mollie D. Adams J. T. Brown B. Burdette J. H. Brant Norman Bean Earl Bailey Evelyn Bailey Cecil Barr Robert Campbell Jessie Carbaugh Paul M. Chamberlin E Arthur Everly H. A. Funk Ida Guard William Grove D. H.glenn Mary Ginn Caroline Hickerson William Hamilton Addie Hamilton Stella Hansell C. 8. Headley Fred Inskip Edith M. Jolliffe Joe Jolliffe L Walter Little R. L. Larrick Fred J. Larrick R. M. Lemley G. E. Lamley W. F. Massey Bess McNeer A. T. Mussen A. T. Muntzing J. M. Newell J. T. Owen C. E. Omps W. D. Parker Clinton Rhodes D. Arthur Robinson M. H. Rhodes Myrtle Rhodes Ben Rogers J. Carson Reely E. R. Sperry Albert Stine T. O. Snyder Laura Steele J. D. Steele E. M. Steele Carl Sirbaugh Charles Sencindiver J. W. Venable William Parker Daily Cross Mohammed Moo King Features Syndicate, Inc Joseph O’mahoney Wyoming Willard Thorp William E. Borah Idaho Washington Sara Sue Davis Texas Romance, Inc By Oren Arnold Evening Star Miss Blair J. W. Arthur General Insurance Edward G. Robinson the Law Fox “News Jones Jed Prouty Shirley Deane Spring Byington Hable Paul Kelly Rita Hayworth Frankie Darro Juvenile Court Fairbanks Alaska C. FP N. A United States Charles Warren Fairbanks Indiana Rudy Vallee Fleischmann Yeast Winchester Small Loan and Finance Co E. Piccadilly St Washington Hotel Hansbrough and Carter Sean H. C. Sheetz & Son Gray & Sheetz Mother Hubbard Winchester Milling Corp John Bean John Deere George Washington Garage Virginia Lupton Orchard Service Co
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