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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1934

Page

6

Three Injured In Mishap Near Vienna

Three Front Royal residents riding in a car owned by Thrush were injured when their vehicle sideswiped another car driven by A. J. Kegel of Washington near Vienna on Saturday. Miss Virginia Carron suffered a broken knee cap and bruises. Miss Alice Rhodes had a bruised knee. Thrush was shaken and bruised. They were transported to Winchester hospital and reported improved.

Front Royal Thrush A. J. Kegel Washington Virginia Corron Winchester Hospital Alice Rhodes C. C. Rhodes Middletown

Sonner Rites Held for Edward Sonner at Front Royal

Funeral services were held for Edward Sonner 51 at 2 30 this afternoon from Scott and Stokes funeral home on Chester street Rev R B Clagett officiated He was the son of the late James Edward and Lucy Sonner unmarried with a brother Lloyd Sonner of Front Royal and two sisters Mrs I F Stokes of Washington and Miss Ethel Sonner of Front Royal Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery

Front Royal Edward Sonner Scott and Stokes Chester Street R. B. Clagett Mr. Sonner James Edward Lucy Sonner Lloyd Sonner I. F. Stokes Washoe Ethel Sonner Prospect Hill Cemetery

Farewell Sermon Attracts Throng At First Baptist

The First Baptist Church filled all seats for Rev. T. Eugene West's farewell sermon as he departs January 1 for Charlottesville. A diverse clergy participation and a quartet provided music before West heads to Florida for a two week vacation before his new assignment.

Front Royal First Baptist Church T. Eugene West Charlottesville A. L. Harrison Primitive Baptist Church T. Watkins Tayloe Calvary Episcopal Church R. B. Clagett Methodist Church T. W. Shannon Evelyn Kendrick Laura Elizabeth Clarke Edward Casarotti West Florida

Man Is Held After Mishap Near Riverton

William M. King of Capitol Heights Maryland jailed in Warren County on a drunken driving charge after a collision on the Front Royal Riverton turnpike. He was with Mrs Roberta Maloney of Front Royal and Mr John Atkins of Charles Town West Virginia who suffered rib fractures and multiple bruises.

Front Royal William M. King Capitol Heights Warren County Front Royal-Riverton South Riverton T. A. Slaugshter Frank Coleman 17Th S Streets Washington King Roberta Maloney John Atkins Charles Town W. Va M Maloney

Waller Appeals Armory Request to County Board

Waller explains the need for an armory to the county board noting Winchester payroll for national guard members runs about $6000 yearly. He cites Maryland armories serving over 70 organizations and mentions a future common council meeting to discuss the proposal with supervisor board members possibly present. City and county leaders recently inspected Maryland armories for data to aid the project.

Pare Winchester National Guard Maryland

Willing Workers Circle to Elect Officers Tonight

The Willing Workers Circle of Front Royal and Warren County meets at Miss Kathryn Sapinger's Cloud Street home to elect officers for the coming year. Various locals are noted as visitors and attendees include Lions Club members and numerous residents visiting Washington and nearby towns.

Front Royal

Commends Local National Guard Units for Armory Role

General Waller praised two National Guard units headquartered in the city and highlighted the armory project as vital. He noted Virginia’s responsibility for 242 million dollars in equipment issued to the state.

Waller National Guard Virginia

Convention of fruit growers opens tomorrow

A veteran organizer with Pennsylvania chambers and secretaries associations will speak as the Convention of Fruit Growers opens tomorrow. He served in the A E F machine gun battalion and is now a major in the organized reserves U S Army. Tickets for the banquet are at the George Washington Hotel desk. Complete reports will be published in The Star.

Community Chest Harrisburg U. S. Army Pennsylvania New England Pennsylvania State

Young Men's Bible Class Banquet At Presbyterian Church

The Frank T. McFaden Young Men's Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church holds a banquet on Tuesday December 11 at 6 30 in the church annex. Miss Lucy Kurtz Young Ladies' Class serves a turkey dinner. Rev. E B McGukin speaks on His Impressions of Scouting. Afterward attendees tour the Capitol Theatre. Kenneth Windle performs accordion selections. All church young men invited. dinner and program priced at sixty cents.

Frank T. McFaden Presbyterian Church Lucy Kurtz E. B McGukin Capitol Theatre Kenneth Windle

Man Fined in Winchester for Drunk Driving

Lee Smith of Winchester was fined $100 and $10.25 costs for driving under the influence, with a one year license revocation. Other cases included Will Brill of North Kent Street and Ezekiel Coleman of Berryville, both fined $10.25 for drunkenness.

Lee Smith Winchester Will Brill North Kent Street Ezekiel Coleman Berryville

Warren County High Teams Hit Practice in Open Courts

Both boys and girls teams struggle for gym time as no indoor facility is ready. A new town gym funded by a federal grant will come this year but not in time for use. The girls lost a close practice game to Strasburg sextette while the boys began their first session with few departures from last season.

Front Royal Warren County High School Randolph-Macon Strasburg

Americans Win Nobel Prizes in Medicine and Chemistry

Four Americans and one Italian were honored at the Nobel awards in Stockholm with the trio of Minot, Murphy and Whipple sharing the medicine prize for anemia research. Urey won the chemistry prize though absent, joining the total American prize pool exceeding $80,000.

Stockholm Sweden Oslo Norway Arthur Henderson Luigi Pirandello George Minot William P. Murphy Harvard University Medical School George H. Whipple University of Rochester Harold Clayton Urey Columbia University Minot Murphy Whipple

Garden lover proposes morning glories to brighten rooms

A garden enthusiast recommends planting morning glories in a sunny window to supply cheerful blossoms for a room. The suggestion emphasizes easy care and pleasant color to improve home decor.

Safeguards For General Public Are Endorsed

A Winchester editor endorses Chief of Police Hollrs suggestions to install traffic lights at dangerous intersections. He argues traffic signals save lives, cites other cities, and urges action despite costs, noting Winchester is unusually slow to respond. Dated December 8, 198.

the Star Hollrs Winchester Arce Shenandoah Valley Police Hunter H. McGuire

Paintsville mom threatens suit after youths chained in street

Mrs Aman da Price says she will sue Paintsville authorities after her 25-year-old son James and two others were chained to poles in the main street for refusing to work out court fines. They had been fined for intoxication.

James Paintsville Amanda Price

Croats Deny Involvement in Alexander Killing

Milan Billich denies Croatian community responsibility for the assassination of Alexander. Billich and Ante Zubak state the Croatian people in the United States did not plot or accept any guilt for the killing.

New York Milan Billich Tional Ante Zubak Croatian National Congress Kine Alexander Billich United States Alexander

Six Convicts Escape Georgia Camp in Broad Daylight

Six white convicts cut through iron bars at Clayton County camp using saws believed smuggled in by visitors. They fled last night and a search spread across three states. A trusty discovered the escape this morning after noticing missing trousers and clothing stolen from him. The sheriff said the fugitives were not armed.

Georgia Jonesboro L. T. Lawrence Clayton County

First Snowfall Dampens Roads In Early Winter

A light skim of snow greeted early risers and fell throughout the day. By mid afternoon about two inches lay on the ground with small flakes descending slowly. Northbound motorists reported several inches in Maryland, with a skim reaching near Winchester.

Maryland Winchester

NRA Names G Stanley Arnold U S Assistant Attorney General

G Stanley Arnold of San Francisco California was appointed to head all NRA litigation as U S assistant attorney general. The new office aims to bring the justice department and the NRA into closer cooperation enforcing Blue Eagle codes.

U. S G. Stanley Arnold San Francisco Cal NRA U. S. Department of Justice

United States Completes Louisiana Purchase in 1803

The United States secured its largest territorial addition in 1803 under President Jefferson through a deal with Napoleon Bonaparte of France. The purchase expanded U.S. territory dramatically and reshaped the nation's geographic and political landscape.

U.S France Louisiana Territory United States Louisiana

Aardvarks of South Africa and shade-loving blue stem goldenrod

An aardvark weighs as much as a man and feeds almost entirely on termites. The blue stemmed goldenrod, also called silver rod, is the forest dwelling species thriving in shade.

South Africa

Quotations in Apple Market for Friday Shipping

Winchester Martinsburg route shows moderate wire inquiry and light demand as market remains steady. Carloads f o b usual terms with cold storage sales list Barrels Winesaps U v Ss No 1 two and a half to three inch min car four dollars twenty five cents Staymans US No 1 two and a half inches min car three dollars forty cents Bushel Baskets Romes US No 1 two and a half inches min few dollars one dollar thirty five cents Yorks US No 1 two and a half inches min few dollars one dollar twenty two cents Staymans US No 1 two and a half inches min car one dollar forty cents Golden Delicious US No 1 two and a half inches min car one dollar forty five cents.

Winchester-Martinsburg U. S Romes Yorks Staymans Golden Delicious

Local Markets Prices for Flour Corn and Feeds

Local wholesale market prices list Short Patent and Patent Brand flour in 98, 48, 24, and 12 lb bags, shelled corn, cracked corn, mixed and dairy feeds, egg mash, screenings, bran, middlings, scratch, and various butter and meat items. Prices shown per hundredweight or per bag, with multiple line items and inconsistent OCR artifacts.

Sree Cintele Delgees Tenis Creamery Renae Ste Uae Cccc

Livestock And Produce Market Offers Mixed Weekly Prices

Market reports show steers opening weak while hogs and calves hold steady. Slaughter cattle ranges include good 6.50 to 97.75, calves top at 8.00, hogs mostly 5.40 to 6.40 per 100 pounds, and sheep and lambs around 7.50 to 8.99 for top lambs with ewes 1.50 to 3.00.

Philadelphia Baltimore

Market in Stocks Ends Cautiously With Mixed Movements

New York traders paused with dull early action and selective gains as investors awaited stimulative news. Bonds and major foreign exchanges stayed quiet while the English pound opened at 4.95 and French francs dipped. At 2 p m selected price levels showed modest advances for Am Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, GM, U S Steel and others with a scattered mix across the board.

New York Washington Chicago

Grain futures and spot prices in Chicago and Winchester markets

Future and cash wheat and other grain quotations report closing prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and related products. Includes Chicago spot values and December prices with bid ranges and futures for May July and January contracts. Winchester market notes list spot wheat and corn prices per bushel and per barrel with delivery-based basis.

Chicago Winchester

Radio Schedule Highlights Several Programs Across Networks

A listing of evening and late night radio programs across WEAF WOR WJZ WABC and WIZ includes orchestras bands talk shows news and dramatic features with performances by the Shadow Three X Sisters Lone Ranger and Roosevelt speaking at the National Conference on Crime in Washington D C.

WEAF Cugar Uncle Don WJZ U. S. Army WABC Buck Rogers Bobby Benson Weaf—Press Gabriel Heatter Wjz—Press the Shadow Carol Deis Wiz Billy Batchelor WOR Wiiz Lowell Thomas Wabc—Press Ray Perkins Wwor Wijz Amos N’ Andy Moyrt Marge Denny Wjzz Plantation Just Plain Bill Red Davis The O’neills Uncle Ezra Boake Carter Himber Lone Ranger Wwijz Jan Garber Robinson Buckaroos Edwin C. Hill Weaf—Symphony Orch Crime Washington D. C Weaf—Gypsies Rosa Ponselle Lum Abner President Roosevelt Burnett Weaf—Eastman Orchestra Sid Gary Wjz—America Wayne King Jenaene Deutsch Via the Grummits Gray Jesse Crawford Moonbeams Wwjzz Coleman St. Louis Symphony J. Edgar Hoover Division of Investigation Department of Justice Washington, D. C WMCA Ferdinand Pecora Federal Securities and Exte Commission Industries Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Corporation Illinois

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