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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1939

Page

8

Kiwanis and club events at local venues this week

The schedule lists meetings and luncheons this week including Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel Wednesday at 12 30, Junior Century Club at J Pinckney Arthur’s home at 2 30, District Nurse Association at county court house area 3, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Thursday 1, Sunshine Class at Braddock Street Church 3, Baptist Church colonial dinner 5, Lutheran Church turkey dinner bazaar at Sarah Zane Hall 5 30, and Modern Woodmen of America at Odd Fellows Hall 8.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Junior Century Club J. Pinckney Arthur District Nurse Association County Court House Rotary Club Sunshine Braddock Street E. P. Bean South Stewart Street Baptist Church Lutheran Church of Our Saviour Sarah Zane Hall Modern Woodmen of America Odd Fellows Hall

Engagement Announced for Miss Jane Brooks and Mr. Baldwin

Mrs Maton Phelps of Lake Forest NJ announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Jane Brooks near Millwood to Mr A A Baldwin of White Post The wedding is planned for Christmas in Lake Forest Also noted are social teas and showers for Miss Virginia Baker and forthcoming society events across Winchester and Annapolis scenes

Jane Brooks J. A. A. Baldwin Maton Phelps Lake Forest N. J Miss Jane Brooks Millwood A. A. Baldwin White Post Miss Brooks Barnaby Ridge Mr. Baldwin Annapolis D. F. Eutsler South Cameron Street Pocomoke City Allen D. Merrill G. F. Eutsler Frank Jr Virginia Louise Esther Eutsler Rodney Sirbaugh Winchester K. W. Eutsler Shepherdstown W. Va Robert Lee Berryville Merrill Margaret Clarke Allen Carvel Hall Herman Barr Roanoke The Virginia Horticultural Society

Claudine Barrow Brill Weds Albert Byrd in Presbyterian ceremony

Miss Claudine Barrow Brill married Mr. Albert Byrd on Oct 26 at a Presbyterian church with Rev. L. Lane McCammon officiating. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Steubensville, Ohio. Douglas DuShane earns LaSalle extension law honors with top grades.

Claudine Barrow Brill Albert Byrd John Byrd Cross Creek Grace Barrow Pittsburgh Presbyterian L. Lane McCammon Selienople Steubensville Ohio Douglas DuShane LaSalle Extension DuShane H. D. Fuller South Stewart Street LaSalle

Sunshine Club Meets Thursday At Mrs Bean Home

The Sunshine Club of Brad dock Street Methodist Church meets at 3 PM Thursday at 701 South Stewart. Members bring a toy for the Christmas party and assist with planning the event with Mrs E P Bean and officers.

Sunshine Club Bean Braddock Street Methodist Church E. P. Bean South Stewart Street H. W. Butler Walter Duncan W. G. Hardy H. Clay Manuel

Leading Roles In Stage Door at Capitol Theatre

Walter Massey and Tom Scully take first leading parts in Stage Door at the Capitol Theatre Winchester. Massey previously small roles in Mary The Third and Capt Applejack. Scully makes his first Little Theatre appearance. Miss Meem holds the lead in East Lynne and has long Little Theatre tenure with an important Stage Door role.

Little Theatre Capitol Theatre Winchester Walter Massey Tom Scully Massey Capt. Applejack Scully Miss Meem East Lynne

Valuable Food Supplies Lost In Ship's Sinking

Britain reports the loss of the Doric Star a 10086 ton refrigerator ship sunk in the South Atlantic by the German raider Admiral Scheer. Cargo from New Zealand and Australia included meats. The Doric Star carried 70 crew and space for six passengers. Fate of the passengers is unknown.

London Britain Admiral Scheer South Atlantic New Zealand Australia Admiralty

Britain Loses Other Steamers

London reports several British and Swedish ships sunk or damaged near the coast. Eskdene, 2829 tons, sunk by a mine. Hamsterley, 2160 tons, sunk in a collision off England's east coast. Lardsgled and Findhorn damaged in west coast collisions. Durolf, 2159 tons, reported sunk off the coast Sunday.

London Eskdene Hamsterley England Lardsgled Durolf

Disaster In Ohio Relief Now Feared

Ohio cities face deep relief deficits as Cleveland Toledo and Dayton grapple with funding cuts. Officials warn disaster could break out without extra aid from WPA and state intervention. Mayor Burton pushes for special legislative session while Bricker calls for cutting nonessential relief.

Cleveland Ohio Toledo Georg H. Schoonmaker WPA Harold H. Burton John W. Bricker Bricker Burton Dayton

Finland's Sibelius Voices Hope Amid War Illness

Helsinki December notes composer Jean Sibelius, though ill, expressing conviction Finland will endure the Russian invasion. He declares belief that events now will end well as hundreds send telegrams of sympathy to his home near Helsinki.

Helsinki Finland Jean Sibelius Sibelius

Treasury reports December 2 receipts and debt totals

The Treasury announces receipts of 24 764 987 45 dollars and expenditures of 25 440 458 94 with a net balance of 2 157 85 907 28 and gross debt at 41 350 715 450 28 up 284 363 25 from the previous day. The article also notes no postal service will operate at Byrd’s Antarctic South Pole headquarters, cadets may mail through normal channels, and there will be no dedicated South Pole postmarks.

Washington The Treasury Post Office Department South Pole Antarctic

Drastic Action Considered on Traffic Violations

Baltimore December 5 W Lee Elgin commissioner of motor vehicles said he would consider drastic action suspending licenses for first offenders cited for speeding reckless driving or running red lights. After a Governors Highway Safety Committee conference he said suspensions of five days or more could reduce accidents amid hardship for essential drivers.

Baltimore W. Lee Elgin Governor's Highway Safety Committee Elgin

Two Injured In Cumberland Fire

A watchman and Fireman Edward Leible were injured in a Cumberland blaze that threatened the Schwarzenbach & Beeens street store. The watchman Conrad Weigand suffered facial neck and arm burns and was hospitalized in Allegany Hospital in fair condition.

Cumberland Edward Leible Schwarzenbach & Beeens Conrad Weigand Allegany Hospital

Traffic law warnings aim to deter violators

A brief notice suggests new measures to impress upon drivers the seriousness of violating traffic laws. It emphasizes enforcement and public awareness without detailing specific penalties or dates.

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