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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1933

Page

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Wild confusion at tragic spot near Silver Pond Crossing

Six elementary school children were killed and at least 18 injured when a freight train crashed into a school bus six miles south of Crescent City Fi a on December 14. The bus driver D R Niles survived with serious injuries. Witnesses cited fog and a left turn in front of the train as the cause.

Crescent City Fia Here William Smith Evelyn Smith Frederick Smith Bennie Smith Merle Smith Hazel McGrady Eddie McGrady Drew McGrady Nellie McGrady Elsie Bertha Gorton D. R. Niles Niles Silver Pond Walter B. Knight Baptist Church Silver Ponds Grove Crossing R. A. Howell Howell

Flickinger Named Superintendent of Colonial National Monument

B Floyd Flickinger, acting head since last August, is appointed superintendent by National Park Service headquarters. A native of Winchester and Lafayette College graduate, he led rehabilitation after last August’s hurricane and will oversee Petersburg Appomattox reservations and projects in North Carolina. The Newport News Daily Press editorial praises his proven ability and past storms handling.

B. Floyd Flickinger Colonial National Monument National Park Service Washington Newport News Daily Press Flickinger William M. Robinson Park Service College of William and Mary Winchester S. L. Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church Shenandoah Valley Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church Lafayette College Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity Lafayette National Council of the Kappa Phi Kappa Fraternity Alpha Phi Williamsburg Rotary Club Pollard Williamsburg American Historical Association Winchester Historical Society Department of the Interior Virginia Yorktown Jamestown Petersburg Appomattox North Carolina Plickinger Colonial National Monument Service

Insane Man Who Shot One Found In Beekmantown Wood Shed

Wesley Alger, 43, who escaped Dannemora State Hospital and wounded a pursuer last night, was captured today in a Beekmantown wood shed twelve miles away. State police tracked him down. he had a shotgun but did not attempt to use it.

Associated Press Dannemora N. Y Wesley Alger Dannemora State Hospital Beekmantown

Gift Shop Ad For Pure Food Store In 1t

An old style gift line from Pure Food Store promotes a selection of gifts available at the shop. The brief appears as a storefront notice urging readers to visit for items that please.

Pure Food Store

Unemployed workers drill on Warren town diversions

In Warren county a first crew of twenty men began diverting the town run from the city filtration plant with a second gang to follow and a third on Millwood avenue. Only unemployed workers are used, registered at the re employment bureau under Walter M Shade, with Mr F W Bailey in charge assisted by city officials led by P P Pilcher. Miss Mary Weaver 70 a Front Royal resident and aunt of State Senator Aubrey Weaver died after a month illness. She taught in Warren county and later operated a home school. survived by siblings and several nieces and nephews including Aubrey Weaver. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 from the family home with burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery.

F. W. Bailey Bailey Millwood Avenue P. P. Pilcher Walter M. Shade Shade Mary Weaver Warren County Aubrey G. Weaver Front Royal Miss Weaver John D. Weaver Bentonville W. C. Weaver Nettie Bettie Weaver Cass Rust Henry W. Weaver Brooke Smith McLonough John and George Rust Kansas City Harry Rust Coweta T. Eugene West The Baptist Church Prospect Hil Cemetery

Eleanor Roosevelt Replies To Winchester Tuberculosis Drive

Mrs. H D Puller of Winchester District Nurses Association, treasurer of the county tuberculosis group, received a letter from Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt declining a Winchester visit. The note praises the tuberculosis seal drive and urges fundraising success. Tag Day Saturday mobilizes thirty women to sell tags at downtown stores led by Mrs Thurman Ritenour with Baker's Drug Store as headquarters.

H. D. Puller District Nurses Association Winchesterck County Roosevelt Fuller White House Winchester Eleanor Roosevelt D. W. Ritenour Tuberculosis Association Frederick County Thurman Ritenour Baker’s Drug Store

Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Reported by Winchester Milling

Closing quotations today show Chicago wheat futures for December at 81.5, May at 84, July at 83.25. Baltimore spot wheat listed at 87, Winchester spot at 85. Details supplied daily to The Star via the Winchester Milling Corporation through Sticker Sales Corp. dealers in cash grain and futures.

Chicago Baltimore the Star Winchester Milling Corporation Sticker Sales Corporation Cash North Washington Street Hagerstown

Bailey Bros Candy Special Prices to Churches and Schools

Bailey Bros advertises special candy prices for churches and schools with box deals and dates noted as 15 and 19. The short item lists promotions on candy boxes aimed at institutional buyers.

Bailey Bros

Christmas Rush At City Postoffice Warns Of Delays

Postmaster H C Stouffer warns Christmas mails may be delayed due to no service on Christmas Eve and Day. Citizens should mail gifts and cards early with deadlines ranging from December 15 to December 19 depending on distance. Separate local mail from outgoing mail to speed handling.

H. C. Stouffer Cliens Sesiaeion Stouffer Winchester

Gathright Named Interim State Comptroller in Virginia

Governor Pollard announced the appointment of Arthur B. Gathright to succeed E. R. Combs as State Comptroller. Gathright, a long time state employee and former assistant comptroller, will serve for the duration of the current administration, about one month. He was born in Richmond in 1884 and has held roles in auditing and as assistant state accountant.

Richmond Pollard Arthur B. Gathright E. R. Combs Reconstruction Finance Corporation Gathright Combs

Used Toy Matinee for Juveniles at Capitol Theatre

Capitol Theatre presents a matinee for children arranged with the Fellowship Club to entertain youngsters with Pack Up Your Troubles starring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Admission is free with a discarded toy or a new toy, plus toys and clothing donations accepted for needy families.

Tom Baldridge Capitol Theatre Fellowship Club Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Baldridge

Mrs Helen Armel Dies In Memorial Hospital

Mrs Helen Florence Armel 25 wife of Reynolds Armel of Woodstock Lane died at 4 am in Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. She leaves two children Donald and Amos Armel, her parents Charles and Annie Bowers, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services set for Saturday at Macedonia Church with Rev Dr Hubert Synedstricker and Rev Harry Rickard officiating. Interment in Macedonia Cemetery. pallbearers named.

Helen Florence Armel Reynolds Armel Woodstock Lane Memorial Hospital Amos Alfred Armel Misses Elam Sally May Bowers Margaret Borden Ernest and Bowers Near Woods Armee Methodist Church Macedonia Hubert Synedstricker Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Harry Rickard Staunton Macedonia Cemetery William Heckrote Lee M. Lamp Harvey Grubbs Clarence Clowser S. H. Renner James Ritter

Walker M. Bond Injured In Fairfax Bus Collision

Walker M. Bond sustained fractured ribs and a fractured left knee after a Greyhound bus skidded on an icy Fairfax roadway and struck his car. He was taken to Alexandria Hospital for treatment while relatives traveled from Winchester and Washington to visit. The bus driver Edgar Sharp of Charlottesville and eight passengers were unhurt.

Walker McC. Bond Fairfax Bond Washington, D. C National Red Cross Washington Greyhound Fairfax Courthouse Walker Bond Winchester Alexandria Hospital Roanoke Edgar Sharp Charlottesville S. C

Federal Court Papers Sought For Krol Trial

Judge Williams orders the clerk to obtain papers from the U S District Court for the Western District of Virginia Harrisonburg for the Krol embezzlement case. Commonwealth Attorney Reardon seeks records from October 1925 to June 1930 plus notes and journals. The bill of particulars must be filed by December 23.

Philip Williams Corporation Court Max Krol United States District Court Western District of Virginia Harrisonburg Commonwealth James P. Reardon Kiol Reardon General Journal Krol Williams Commonwealth Lawyers Arthur G. Jones Wolen Mills Corporation Chicago Winchester Jones Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company Northern Virginia Harry R. Kern W. C. Armstrong Aubrey C. Weaver Front Royal Messrs. Kern Armstrong Weaver

Meat Sale At Butler's Packing House Opens Saturday

Home grown beef and pork offered each Saturday during a MEAT SALE at Butler's Packing House from 12 to 1 pm and 2 to 2 pm. The event features choice cuts advertised for local shoppers.

Butler’s Packing House

Your Photograph The Most Appreciated Gift

A studio notice from Barr's Studio invites readers to gift a photograph as a cherished keepsake. The caption highlights photography as a valued present, suggesting timeless value and personal significance.

Barr

Two Continents Suffer From Wintry Blast Across World

Cold wave pins US northeast and Europe with heavy snow and ice. Port Fairfield Maine reports 28 below zero. England endures 170 mph winds. France endures sub zero cold with deaths. a Spanish tanker sinks near Istanbul and Channel traffic stalls amid gales. Three deaths in Cleveland tied to the cold.

Associated Press Washington United States Port Fairfield Maine England East Suffolk France Black Sea Zarofa Istanbul English Channel Atlantic Vinte Charles de Manville Cleveland

Seven schoolchildren killed as freight hits bus in heavy fog

Crescent City Florida bus and freight train collision in dense fog leaves seven children dead and at least eighteen injured. Other items note investigations in Leesburg Virginia, political shifts in Richmond, and Lindberghs voyage to San Juan.

Compromise With Mitchell Declined

Acting Secretary Morgenthau announced the government declined a compromise in the income tax case against Charles E. Mitchell, former head of the National City Bank, and would proceed with the ordinary processes to collect the tax.

Associated Press Washington Morgenthau Charles E. Mitchell National City Bank

Sweet Oranges Fresh Cargo for Christmas Orders

Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market offers juicy thin skinned oranges at 49c per packet or 8 lb for 35c. Grapefruit 49c per packet and tangerines 59c per packet. Place orders for Christmas holidays. Located next to Union Bank. Phone 461.

Winchester Fruit & Vegetable Market Union Bank

State builds case around George Crawford in 1932 murder trial

State prosecutors traced Crawford movements before the January 13, 1932 double murder of Mrs Agnes Boeing Ilsley and her maid, detailing sightings around Middleburg Virginia and a night at the Nokes home. A memorandum in Ilsley’s car was alleged to be Crawford handwriting, with cross examination delayed. Crawford identified with a car deserter sighting near South Washington.

Associated Press Leesburg George Crawford Agnes Boeing Ilsley Osae Buckner Berda de Neal Ana’ Aickes Crawford Alexandria Middleburg Tisley Hammond Nokes Herndon Charlie Johnson

Tickets Put On Sale For Benefit Football Game

Tickets are on sale for a benefit football game set for Sunday at 2 p m between the Winchester Park Semi Pros and the Meridian Athletic Club of Washington D C Proceeds will aid hospital expenses for Paul Carper a well known Winchester athlete now convalescing after the amputation of his leg He is popular with local football and baseball fans Last summer he managed the Winchester Park Baseball Club The amputation stems from an old injury and Winchester residents are urged to support the event to help rehabilitate a local citizen

Winchester Park Meridian Athletic Club Washington, D. C Paul Carper Winchester Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

Florida Mr. Flickinger U. S. Government Pepes Weaver For Tear Geome Warren Mrs. Roosevelt T-B Society City Postoffice Geo. Washington Hotel M. K. Collins Piccadilly Street Helen Armel Shenandoah Walker M. Bond Cross Chapter Monwealth Attorney Ilsley Buckner Fla America Europe Arthur Gathright E.R. Combs New York Pittsfield Mass Mary Burns Troy San Juan Mrs. Lindbergh Porto Rican Port of Spain Mitchell Star Spencer Isley South Washington
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