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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1930

Page

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Danville Strikers Face Trial as Pickets Move in Groups

In Danville Virginia 37 men and women were to be tried on unlawful assembly charges for mass picketing at Riverside cotton mill. Courts ordered group trials though defense requested separate suits. police reported minimal disturbance with officers breaking up crowds using tear gas. Military patrols doubled in area around Schoolfield and Riverside Mills with 140 soldiers on duty and 90 policemen guarding gates. no major disorder reported. Francis J. Gorman of the United Textile Workers left for Washington to confer with labor groups as the strike continues.

Pollard Harris Old Danville Riverside Danville Riverside Mill Schoolfield Woodlands Ficklen’s Pines McKellar Riverside Mills H. L. Opie Francis J. Gorman United Textile Workers of America Washington East

XMAS CARDS AT THE EVENING STAR SELECTION LOW PRICES

The Evening Star advertises a selection of Christmas cards with appealing designs and affordable prices. Includes a note that prices are right and invites shoppers to view the collection.

Death of farmer Maurice Cosgriff from heart attack near Rosenberg

Maurice Cosgriff, a 77 year old Prederick County farmer, died at about 3 AM at the home of his cousins near Rosenberger after a sudden heart attack. Born November 6, 1852, he was unmarried and long-time resident on the family farm. Funeral set for St. John's Lutheran Church at 2 PM Saturday, with Rev. C. E. Seastrunk officiating. Nearest relatives include a half-brother and two half-sisters in Texas and several cousins in the area.

Maurice Cosgriff Prederick County Bennett Clowser Rosenberger Clowser Patrick and Louise Hall Cosgriff Ireland Texas Blanche Wotring E. A. Richard Fredericka Cammer Inez Cather Charles Harbaugh Norman Cooper St. John’s Lutheran Church C. E. Seastrunk

Wright, Robert B. Native of County, Dies in West Virginia

Robert B. Wright, a Frederick county native born at the old Wright homestead near Albin, died yesterday at his home in Charles Town Va after several days illness from pneumonia. He was 71, once in business in Williamsport Md, and leaves a widow Anne Ambler Wright, a son Robert B. L. Wright of Chicago, and a daughter Mrs. A. N Breckenridge of Summerville W Va. Burial will be in Williamsport tomorrow.

Roy Wright Charles Town Frederick County County Anne Ambler Wright Robert B. L. Wright Chicago A. N Breckenridge Summerville W Va Williamsport

Commission Hears Testimony About Lockhart Injury

Representatives of the Industrial Commission heard testimony in the case of P. W. Lockhart against Winchester Auto Sales and Maryland Casualty Company over work related injuries. W. H. Nickels and G. Herman Zank led proceedings in an office of the Commissioner of the Revenue as city hall rooms were occupied.

Industrial Commission of the State P. W. Lockhart Winchester Auto Sales Maryland Casualty Company Lockhart W. H. Nickels Richmond G. Herman Zank

Dunn Fined for Assault on Wife in City Court

In police court Judge Donald L. Weems fined W. W. Dunn of this city $25.25 on a charge of assault against his wife, Mrs. Rebecca Dunn. The warrant states the alleged assault occurred yesterday in this city and Dunn must post a bond to keep peace with his wife for twelve months. bond amount not disclosed.

Donald L. Weems W. W. Dunn Rebecca Dunn Dunn Weems

Property of late Paul W Good offered for sale Saturday

The estate of the late Paul W Good items include the residence at No 16 Woodlawn Avenue and three building lots with 40 foot fronts on the same avenue. The sale takes place in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday December 13. See sale bills.

Paul W. Good Woodlawn Avenue

Berryville to Hold First Community Christmas Tree

Berryville Va December 11 for the first time in years will erect a community Christmas tree in the Court House yard on Christmas Eve Troop No 1 Boy Scouts will supply and set up the tree The Northern Virginia Power Company will trim and light it nightly through the holidays Local families guests include Mr and Mrs Frederick Spencer Miss Rose MacDonald and several professors and doctors in attendance Also noted are travels and family updates among Richardson Spencer and McCormick households in Chicago Baltimore Annapolis and Deerfield Academy reporting on preparations for Yale and holiday gatherings

Berryville Court House Yard Boy Scouts Northern Virginia Power Company Frederick Spencer Ralph Skylistead Annapolis Ann Cooke Meade Baltimore Clarke County Ralph Fee Blue Ridge

Egg Nog Theft Leads Dolman to Jail

A Dolman stole a case of eggs seeking to make eggnog with spirits for Christmas. Police Chief Hollis arrested him after a restaurant owner reported the missing eggs. Dolman confessed, awaits trial before Justice Donald on larceny charges.

Dolman Chief of Police W. Hollis Donald

Boy Scouts Do A Good Turn On Thanksgiving Day

Troop No 2 of the Boy Scouts of America organized a Thanksgiving Good Turn. Guided by the scoutmaster, two boxes of goods were prepared for a needy city family. A committee chose a fire victim on North Cameron Street to receive the food. The grateful family thanked the Scouts as the boxes were filled and delivered.

Boy Scouts of America Ricard Largent Cameron Street

Clay Carrs Clarke Cattle Get Top Price

Boyce Virginia December 11 Clay Carr shipped a choice load of cattle to Jersey City New Jersey that topped the New York market by one dollar per hundred. The 1470 pound lot was fed finished by Oscar Carr at Southside Farm with a 182 pound gain in 65 days. Feed included ensilage cotton seed meal bran oats and water with no salt. Sold through Kerns Commission Company of Jersey City.

Boyce Clay Carr Jersey City N. J New York Oscar Carr Southside Kern’s Commission Company

Christmas Portraits by Appointment at Barr's Studio

Classified ad announces personalized Christmas photographs at Barr's Studio located at 111 Barr Street. Portraits offered by appointment, highlighting night photography as a unique gift idea for the season.

Pohne Barr

Marquette Sedan and Household Goods Public Sale

Practically new sedan and household goods to be sold at public auction. The sale starts at 1 p.m. Saturday December 13 at the late residence of Mrs. Fannie B. Dunlap on Berryville Pike.

Fannie B. Dunap Berryville Pike

Cover Heirs Win Tax Decisions In High Court

The Virginia Court of Appeals affirmed that Virginia tax on the corpus of the Thomas Cover estate was improper double taxation when Maryland had already taxed the same property. The decision, upholding a Winchester Corporation Court ruling, found no life estate for the Cover heirs. About 1200 to 1500 dollars per year were tied to the case across 22 matters, with only two reaching the high court.

Supreme Cable Thomas Cover Corporation Court Court of Appeals Maryland Safe Deposit and Trust Company Virginia Philip Williams Corporation Court of Winchester High Court

Brunswick Opens 1930 31 Schedule At Handley Gym

The Winchester Athletic Club basketball team starts its 1930 1931 season this Saturday night December 13 at Handley gymnasium. Opposing them will be the Brunswick Independents with tip off set for 8 p m. A large turnout is expected to support the locals in their first game of the season. A previous general practice drew many local players, including several from last year’s Winchester Park Association squad. A game with Interwoven Lock Company of Martinsburg is planned for next week with date to be announced.

Winchester Athletic Club Handley Gymnasium Brunswick Independents Winchester Park Association Lock Company Five Martinsburg W. Va

BIG REDUCTION OF PRICES ON JEWELRY AT WINCHESTER

Important notice offers Christmas and New Year savings on all jewelry from F R Crane 6 S Main St Winchester Va Readers may reserve by placing a partial deposit. The ad invites customers to choose now and pick up before Xmas at reduced prices.

F. R. Crane S. Main St Winchester

Wanted large clean cotton rags for STAR OFFICE

Classified notice seeks large clean cotton rags. No other items or details provided.

Star Office

Hattman Dies Sud­denly at Lakeland Florida Home

L M Hattman well known here died suddenly Monday morning at his Lakeland Florida home from heart disease. He was a former Lake Erie Railroad employee and had lived in Lakeland for winter seasons. He leaves Mrs Hattman and two daughters and three sons. The body was taken to Pittsburgh for interment.

E. Miller Streit Loudoun Street L. M. Hattman Lakeland Fla Hartman Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad Fila Hattman

Winchester Rotary Club Wins Intercity Honors at Woodstock

The Winchester Rotary Club captured first honors for a stunt feature at the inter city meeting held at Massanutten Academy Woodstock. The stunt was engineered by W R Legge with Reginald Haines and McSherry Lupton in the act. Harrisonburg club took second place. Harriet Pearson a Winchester student at the State Teachers College sang on the Harrisonburg program to spirited applause. Col H J Benchoff Massanutten Academy headmaster and Rotary figure acted as toastmaster at the banquet with 300 guests served. Over 40 Winchester attendees accompanied the club. Fred High of Chicago was the guest speaker. Delegations came from Staunton Harrisonburg New Market Woodstock Winchester Luray Front Royal and Waynesboro.

Winchester Winchester Rotary Club Massanutten Academy Woodstock W. R. Legge Reginald Haines McSherry Lupton Harrisonburg Harriet Pearson State ‘Teachers’ College Harisonburg Col H. J. Benchoff Rotary Fred High Chicago Staunton Marrisonburg New Market Luray Front Royal Waynesboro

Apple Markets Shipments From New York To British Ports

Shipments for the week ending December 6 1930 show Liverpool 16940 barrels exports 13965 bushels 2288 baskets to London 12962 3904 4256 Southampton 3787 697 1589 Manchester 600 756 Glasgow 4606 11908 Bristol 2736 totals 41631 31230 38133 G R Cooper Harnden Co Liverpool report strong demand with fruit prices from Yorks to Stayman and other varieties given in shillings per hundredweight and dollars per ton.

New York Exs Bskts Liverpool London Southampton Manchester Glasgow Bristol G. R. Cooper Harnden & Company Scythia Yorks Ben Davis Winesaps Stayman Ganos Apple Exporters Scotland

Vice-President of Bank Ends Life in Columbus

William C. Willard, vice-president of the Huntington National Bank and Columbus Savings Bank official, shot himself at the Columbus Athletic Club in Columbus Ohio today. The tragedy ends a personal crisis reported by the Associated Press.

Associated Press Columbus, O William C. Willard Huntington National Bank Columbus, Savings Bank Columbus Athletic Club

Tourism Slump in Virginia Shrines Drops Visitor Counts

Richmond reports a 20 percent drop in eastern Virginia tourist traffic and a 7.5 percent decline in the Shenandoah Valley for ten months of 1929. July spikes at Mount Vernon and Monticello show year over year decreases. markers near Alexandria helped boost shrine visits. Jamestown Island also fell in July from 4,800 to 4,300, with overall slow tourist activity attributed to general business mood.

Associated Press Richmond Vire State Chamber of Commerce Virginia Shenandoah Valley Alexandria State Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Fredericksburg Mount Vernon Monticello Jamestown Island

Colored Merchant Will Leaves Estate to Wife and Son

The will of George H. Magruder colored merchant who died recently was admitted to probate. After debts, 3000 dollars goes to his wife Amelia Magruder in fee simple. The remainder goes to his son George Price Magruder of New York City. Insurance policies named beneficiaries. Shenandoah Valley National Bank named executor with 4500 dollar bond. Will dated April 30 1927, handwriting proven by E G Rust and Richard H Gray.

George H. Magruder Corporation Clerk Amelia Magruder George Price Magruder New York City Shenandoah Valley National Bank E. G. Rust Richard H. Gray

Oranges arrive. Winchester market offers delivery

A carload of fancy oranges has just arrived at Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market. Order now to avoid disappointment and take advantage of delivery service offered by the store. Phone 461.

Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market

For Rent Two Front Office Rooms at Piccadilly St

Two second floor front office rooms for rent. Apply 27 East Piccadilly Street. Also bread advertisement: B. & C. Bread for those who know good bread.

East Piccadilly St

Valley Service Station advises oil filter change

Many motorists were found guilty of not changing the oil filter every 10 000 miles. After switching to winter oil they should get a new filter at Valley Service Station.

Death silences eloquent voice of Rev Mr Hesse

News comes of the death of the Rev William Hesse in Martinsburg West Virginia after an eight week illness. A noted Lutheran clergyman he served Grace Lutheran Winchester then moved with Dr C A Freed to South Carolina and later retired to Berkeley County. He leaves a large family and several siblings. Funeral services are set for Friday at his Schoppert Road home with regional clergy officiating.

William Hesse Evangelical Lutheran Church King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Hesse Grace Lutheran Church C. A. Freed Freed South Carolina Sacramento Cal F. W. Hesse York William Nelson Hesse Kansas City Louelle Brosius Africa Ferdinand Hesse Philadelphia Jacob F. Hesse United Brethren Church

Chest Clinic To Be held Dec 15 By Nurse Society

The District Nurse Association sponsors a free chest clinic in association rooms near the county clerk's office on Monday December 15. Hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 2 to 4 pm. Dr C W Scott of the State Board of Health will supervise. Children under 14 require physician written request to be examined. The clinic is free and carries no obligation, merely screening for tuberculous symptoms.

District Nurse Association C. W. Scott State Board of Health

Silk sampler to be sold at Dunlap estate sale

At the Dunlap home the late Mrs. Fannie Baker Dunlap’s estate will list antiques including an old-time silk sampler. The piece is described as a curiosity made long ago by Mrs. Dunlap’s mother, the late Mrs. Josiah Baker, who raised the silk worms used to produce the silk.

Fannie Baker Dunlap

Tree light outfits at People’s Bargain Store

Trisian lights in red blue and yellow with a 3 way extension plug. priced at 98 cents a set.

People's Bargain Store

People’s Bargain Store Gift Races Savvy Savings

Store ad highlights a wide range of gifts priced to attract shoppers. Emphasizes attractive values and seasonal savings on decor and practical presents. Mentions discounts across gift categories with a call to visit the store for bargains.

People's Bargain Store

Special Edition Promotes Frederick County History Pamphlet

A university pamphlet titled An Economic and Social Survey of Frederick County by J Julian Pickeral and Gordon Fogg, edited by Dr Wilson Gee, outlines Frederick County history and local industry. Winchester figures and Apple Blossom Festival lore enrich the 142 page edition, with non resident distribution via Nelson F Richards in Shenandoah Valley National Bank.

University of Virginia Record Extension Series Frederick County J. Julian Pickeral Middletown Gordon Fogg Sioux City Iowa School of Rural Economics Wilson Gee Gee Wineee Blossom Festival Committee Aya Inet Val W. W. Glass Winchester Williams Glass Nelson F. Richards Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Do Your Bit By Supporting The Seal Sale

Winchester residents are urged to support the Christmas seal sale. The piece emphasizes community generosity and asks locals to buy Christmas Seals to fund charitable work for children and the needy in town. It frames giving as a measure of civic pride and diligence.

Winchester

Henry's Print Shop Xmas Cards Ad

Xmas cards offered by Henry's Print Shop feature latest and largest lines to save time money and worry for customers seeking affordable card printing services.

Henry's

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