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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1935

Page

6

Front Royal Plans A Holiday Battle Of Music

Front Royal residents and Warren County fans attend Charles Town races amid bad weather. Local social notes list Christmas visits and weekend plans for residents including Foster Latimer Leach Weaver Cook Sonner Pochon and several others. A unique Battle of Music features Bob Riley orchestra Winchester Royal Troubadours and Virginians from Harrisonburg and Baltimore.

Front Royal Warren County Charles Town Bob Riley Orchestra Winchester Royal Troubadours Ray Fry Virginians Harrisonburz Johnnie Sylvester Blue Rythm Boys Baltimore

Farmers Receive 11000 for 1924 and 1935 AAA Contracts

Wheat checks for Warren County farmers arrive at county agent D. M. Cloyd’s office in Front Royal. The payments finalize 1924 contracts and begin 1935 crop payments totaling 11000 dollars. Farmers may pick up checks at Main Street office.

Front Royal Warren County D. M. Cloyd

Local Concert Program Set For Park Theatre Benefit

Front Royal Virginia announces a Sunday afternoon Park Theatre program to aid the Community Christmas tree fund. Plans include audience sing along America with band, soloists Rev Arthur Wake and Mrs Eleanor Haley, Warren County High School band, address by Lieut Caulkins, violin and piano performances, mixed quartet, and master of ceremonies W C Deming.

Front Royal Park Theatre Community Christmas Tree Fund America R B. Claggett Arthur Wake Warren County Lieut Caulkins Eleanor Haley George Sylvester Carl C. A. Duke Lillian Cooley Walter Olmstead E. Barr Samsell Peggy Shiner-Payne Ruth Beaty-Gasque W. C. Deming

Baptist Youths Rally in Front Royal Baptist Church

Frontier Royal Baptist Church hosts a Sunday rally by the Shenandoah Baptist Association Youth Union at 2 30 pm. Rev E K Wright secretary of the Virginia Baptist Young People Union will give the feature address with Rev Co Vel of Boyce presiding.

Front Royal Baptist Young People’s Union The Shenandoah Baptist Association Baptist E. K. Wright B. Yo Py U of Virginia Co. V. el Boyce

Court To Be Opened Monday

The December session of Cor poration Court will be convened Monday by Judge Philip Williams. He is expected to adjourn to Front Royal to convene Warren Circuit Court where Wilbur Trout of Front Royal faces a murder case involving Harvey Safety. Forty veniremen have been summoned for possible jury duty in the Trout case.

Corporation Court Philip Williams Wiliams Front Royal Warren Circuit Court Wilbur Trout

Barrett Sentenced to Hang for Murder of U S Agent

George W. Barrett of Kentucky was sentenced to hang in Marion county jail on March 24 for the killing of Nelson B. Klein, a Department of Justice agent, at College Corner Indiana on August 16. The jury imposed the mandatory death penalty under a 1924 federal law with no mercy recommendation.

Indianapolis George W. Barrett Kentucky Mountaineer Marion County Kentucky Feudist Nelson B. Klein Department of Justice College Corner Ind Barrett Congress

Bullitt Returns to Moscow After Holiday Visit

Ambassador William C. Bullitt visited Washington to confer with state department colleagues and said he will return to Moscow on January 29 after a holiday in the United States. He denied reports he planned to resign to take a state job in Pennsylvania.

Washington William C. Bullitt Moscow State Department Bullitt Pennsylvania

Will Appoint Canvassers At Monday Meeting

The Little Theatre will hold a special meeting Monday night to appoint teams to canvass for memberships and to discuss plans for introducing a city children’s professional. The season’s program will include three three act plays. The group met last night in the Handley Library.

Little Theatre Handley Library

First Baptist Church Reports Strong Year and 1936 Nominations

The First Baptist Church held a yearly meeting with about ninety percent present. Officers for 1936 were nominated across boards including Executive, Deacons, Sunday School, W M A, and treasurers. Building fund receipts reached 13,979.47 with total income 13,?19.71. The report noted $113,311.71 total building program contributions since 1927 and invited members to participate in the Every Member Canvass on Sunday afternoon.

First Baptist Church Kirks Hawthorne Committee On Organization C. W. Knight. Smith J. K. Wheeler A.T. Hawthorne B. H. Potts F. L. Woore J. C. Oakes Douglas Sale Board of Deacons S. D. Preston E. G. Ayers J. W. Morrow Lawrence Herrell Jesse Willey G. W. Miller Lewis Hudson C. F E. Burke Lee Brown Katie Knight Mason Earl Mason Lucy Ritenour Andrew Bell Virginia Knight F. L. Woore Building Fund B. E Russell Eleanor Carver Mary Louise Sartelle Lillian Oakes Eulalia Nalley Elizabeth Grim

Edgar W Albin 69 Dies After Long Illness

Edgar W Albin 69 longtime Shenandoah Valley National Bank building custodian died after months of declining health. He was a United Brethren Church member and Sarah Zane Fire Company member. Survived by widow Cordelia V Lewis two daughters Ada Parlett and Mary Anna Casilear a stepson Elmer H Lewis and brother Harry D Albin. Funeral Monday at 2 from United Brethren Church with Rev George W Stover officiating. Interment in Green Hall Cemetery near Aln.

Edgar W. Albin Shenandoah Valley National Bank United Brethren Church Sarah Zane Fire Company M. H Nora Keefe Albin Hagerstown Cordelia V. Lewis Ada V. Parlett Mary Anna Casilear Leesburg Elmer H. Lewis Harry D. Albin Washington, D. C George W. Stover Geen Hall Aln

Thio Pay Fines For Not Having Hunt Licenses

Newark men L. L. Campbell E. J. Korn and C. H. Wardan were convicted for hunting without licenses. Campbell paid 25 dollars plus 19.25 costs. the others 10 dollars plus 19.25 costs each, with 15.25 license costs included in totals. Arrests were by F. W. Pingley with Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner.

Thio L. L. Campbell E. J. Korn C. H. Wardan Newark N. J A. J. Tavenner Campbell F. W. Pingley

Czechs and Poles Put Off Paying War Debt Installments

Czechoslovakia and Poland informed Secretary Hull they will default on the December 15 war debt payments due the United States. Czechoslovakia owes 9,548,149 dollars and Poland 32,535,988 dollars as the regular semi annual installment, with their diplomats in Washington conveying the decision.

Washington Czechoslovakia Poland United States Hull

Britain Seeks Closer Ties With Hitler

The British government expresses openness to an aviation pact and reduced air armaments, while Sir Samuel notes willingness to seize any chance to improve relations with Hitler, reflecting urgency in easing tensions.

Hitler Sir Samuel

House Nephew Dies of Wounds in Waco

Thos William House Jr 31 nephew of Col E H House New York died at his home in Waco Texas today from pistol wounds. No inquest verdict was given. He was a vice president of Texas Long Distance Telephone Company and a son in law of Charles D Deneen of Chicago former governor of Illinois.

Waco Tex William House, Jr E. H. House New York Texas Long Distance Telep’ Company Charles D. Deneen Chicago Illinois

Ladies Night Of Clubmen Enjoyed At Local Club

The annual Ladies Night at the Men's Athletic Club drew a large crowd with dancing bridge and ping pong. Guests praised the new equipment and refreshments of sandwiches and punch were served about 11 30. Miss Edna Holland organized the refreshments with Bryan Harper serving as program chairman.

Edna Holland Bryan Harper

Flying boat lands in Natal after solo Atlantic flight

Lieutenant De Vaisseau, Paris's premier flying boat, completed a flight across the south Atlantic ending at Natal. The historic landing marks a milestone for France's aviation efforts as the craft arrived from the western sea.

Rio DE Janeiro Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris France Natal Afoe South

G Man Appointed Cleveland Safety Director Youngest Ever

The new safety director in Cleveland, nicknamed G Man, is the youngest to hold the post. Eliot Ness, 88, led the federal alcohol tax unit in northern Ohio before his transfer from Chicago last year, where he helped uncover evidence against Al Capone.

Eliot Ness Cleveland Ness Ohio Chicago al Capone

Not Concerned With Kidnaping

AKRON, O., Dec. 14. James Di Louis and James Kirkham said a prisoner in their custody is not being returned to New Jersey in relation to the Lindbergh case. The prisoner, Joseph Schaz, is wanted on a robbery charge. The officers planned to leave by train tonight for Trenton.

Akron James di Louis Trenton N. J James Kirkham New Jersey Joseph Schaz

Walsh Leads Florida Open After First Round

Frank Walsh, veteran Chicago pro, shot 70 at the Miami Biltmore course to lead the Florida Open after 18 holes. He parred the final nine with three under and stood one under for the day.

Coral Gables Fla Frank Walsh Chicago

Body Thought To Be Comer's Wife Found In Gulley

Edmond Oklahoma December 14 officers said the body found in a roadside gulley about 342 miles northeast of here matches the missing second wife of Chester Comer Oklahoma City hitchhiker slayer.

Comer Edmond Okla Chester Comer Oklahoma City Here

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