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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1935

Page

3

Winchester Students At Va Tech To Return For Christmas

Winchester residents with relatives at Virginia Tech prepare for Christmas break. VIP I students from the city, including several in the band and orchestra, will attend the Shenandoah Valley Club dance and other holiday events. Also noted are Shrine Club oyster bake plans and local club activities ahead of the holidays.

Winchester Va. Tech Virginia Polytechnic Institute Shenandoah Valley Club EC Southern Colonels Dennis Hayley Allison Hartman Leslie Polhamus Cecil McVay B. F. Davis, Jr H. A. Hott Garland Baptist Messrs Walden Ressiguie Kenneth Robinson Harry Dickeman Earl Lake James Goode George Resseguie George Brashears Shrine Club Winchester Shrine Club Strasburg Front Royal Berryville Upperville Winchester Steam Laundry A. H. Jackson Rhodes Huntsberry J. L. Wright Charles S. Lowery Catherine van Meter Colonial Beauty Shop Eastern Star Chapter Girls’ Athletic Club Girls’ Athletic Associate West Piccadilly Street Lou Rice Edna Snider Virginia Ann Shockey Elizabeth Sager Thelma Brown Elsie Mae Gaunt Philomena Laren

Social Calendar Packed With Local Group Gatherings

The schedule lists events from Tuesday to Friday including the annual football banquet at Handley School cafeteria, Ladies Aid Society at 106 South Kent Street, Modern Woodmen of America installation at Camp No. 15 in Loudoun, Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Christian Fellowship supper at 302 West Boscawen Street, Winchester Lodge BPOE meeting, Grace Lutheran adult choir practice, Rotary Club luncheon, Gen Turner Ashby UDC meeting, Kernstown Bible class, Parkway Upward Bible Class, American Legion post luncheon, a pre Christmas dance at Stephens City High, and Lions Club gathering at George Washington Hotel.

Handley School Ladies’ Aid Society of United Brethren Church Nome Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Christian Fellowship E. W. Cather West Boscawen Street Friends Congregational Christian Sunday School Winchester Lodge Ellis Piccadilly and Braddock Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Stephens City High School

Letter From Lt Cather Carried On China Clipper

Mr and Mrs E W Cather of Winchester received a letter from their son Lt Leo Cather carried across the Pacific from Fort Stotsenburg to San Francisco aboard the China Clipper on the return flight from the Orient. He has been at Fort Stotsenburg near Manila for about a year and has been promoted to First Lieutenant. The letter arrived Sunday after a ten day transit.

E. W. Cather Winchester Leo Cather Pacific Fort Stotsenburg Philippine Islands San Francisco Orient Cather Manila

Directories Award Contests Announced by Winchester Printers

Winchester Printing and Stationers outlines a contest for guessing city population and number of businesses and residences. Winners receive a copy of the new city directory with listings for adults, children, telephone numbers, addresses, maps, and sections on churches clubs and organizations. Entries start tomorrow at Loudoun Street. winners announced December 23.

Winchester Printing and Stationers, Inc Loudoun _ street

In Memoriam for Our Dear Mother Chrismore

In memory of nda E. Chrismore who left us years ago on December 17 1924. The note speaks of eternal reunion in heaven and asks not to say she is dead but away. Signed by Her Children dated 12 17 11.

The Nda E. Chrismore

Fairview Grange Owns Its Hall in Shenandoah Valley

The Fairview Grange No. 866 in the Shenandoah Valley becomes the first in the valley to own its home by purchasing the Fairview school building. The hall will serve as a community center with plans for a dedication led by State Master Meade Ferguson and National Grange officials. Five new members joined, Miss Tressie Dick elected lecturer, and a regular meeting set for Friday the 20th.

Fairview Grange Shenandoah Valley Fairview Grange M. J. Pease Hall Meade Ferguson Richmond Tressie Dick

Sin-Eater custom once common in England and Scotland

A Sin-Eater is described as a man who for trifling payment would take upon himself the sins of a deceased person through food and drink. The practice was once widespread across parts of England and the Scottish Highlands.

England Scotland

Dr W S Martin dies noted hymn writer and Bible teacher

Dr William Stillman Martin renowned hymn writer and Bible teacher died after a long illness in Atlanta. He wrote God Will Take Care of You and The Man of Galilee. He had recently returned from Texas and had been director of a Pacific coast institute. He was born in Massachusetts and is survived by his widow sister Mrs Paul Capron of Annapolis and son A G Martin of Atlanta.

Atlanta William Stillman Martin Galilee Martin Texas Pacific Coast Massachusetts Paul Capron Annapolis, Md A. G. Martin

Senators Trade Manush for Johnson and Reynolds

The Washington Senators sent outfielder Heinie Manush to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for outfielders Roy Johnson and Carl Reynolds. Owner Clark Griffith called it a straight swap with no cash exchanged.

Washington Washington Senators Heinie Manush Boston Red Sox Roy Johnson Carl Reynolds Clark Griffith Senators

Champion Liar Seeks 1936 Crown At Burlington Liar Contest

Verne L. Osborn, 26, a Burlington worker, aims to defend his world title as the top liar. He boasts a new lie for the 1936 contest while preparing for the Burlington New Year’s Eve winner reveal and a home talent show titled Follies of 36.

Shelton Verne L. Osborn Burlington Wis Liars’ Club Osborn

Appraise Estate of Sarah V Harlee Valued at 10564 67

The estate of the late Sarah V Harlee including real and personal property has been appraised at $10 564 67 per report filed by L C Kremer Michael Lillis and B S Preffitt in the clerk of Corporation Court office.

Sarah V. Harlee L. C. Kremer Michael Lillis B. S. Preffitt Corporation Court

Christmas Desserts and Molds Special Offer

A colorful Christmas dessert selection features Fancy Molds at $1.75 per dozen, Ice Cream Cakes serving 10 at $1.25 each, and Large Santa Claus Molds serving 10 at $1.25 each. Also available Pres ident Pudding Frozen Egg Nog and bulk items priced at 50 cents per group.

Blue Ridge Cage League Weekly Schedule Highlights

Week's results list scores for Waynesboro Frederick Winchester Hagerstown Hancock and Hancock at Winchester. Games planned include Hancock at Winchester Frederick at Waynesboro Waynesboro at Hagerstown and Hagerstown at Frederick. Standings show Frederick 20 wins 1,000? Hagerstown 10 Waynesboro Hancock 0 Winchester 0.

Blue Ridge Cage League Waynesboro Bierno Frederick Winchester Hagerstown Hancock Aeree

Woman's Arm Found By Dog In Maryland

Pikesville police launched a probe after a hunting dog found a severed forearm on December 17. Dr. B E Nicholas, a local physician, said the arm appeared severed by a hacksaw and was in fair preservation with no evidence of amputation. The dog belonged to William Craigie and carried the arm into his yard.

Pikesville B. E. Nicholas William Craigie

Christmas Seal Purchase Supports Tuberculosis Fight

A Christmas Seal campaign urges buyers to contribute five dollars per seal to combat tuberculosis, highlighted as a national health threat. The public appeal links charitable purchases to funding for health work against the disease.

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James Hart Mont Alto Hospital James W. Hart Girl Scouts Troop 3 Selen Massey Allison Burgess Jean Forney Gladys Garber Marion Hurst Katherine Kline Farley Massey Elizabeth Massie Meta Whiting Nettie ‘Lyle Memorial Hospital Friendship, Fire Company Lester Forney J. P. Hayley Hayley W. M. Alabaugh Virginia Alabaugh J. E. Baker John C. van Dyke Tweedy Baltimore Lions Club New School Gainesboro New Consolidated Dafce Jack Pennypacker Pennypacker Shirley Temple Frocks Margaret L. Hodgson City Digest Arasce Walter ‘Connolly Capitol Valley Lovett’s Loudoun St Red Sox Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brooks’ Pharmacy Fhone Rollo Carnation Beauty Shop Piccadilly St Jack Daniel No Daniel Green Lovett Brothers N. Leudeoun St Underwood N. Loudoun St Telephone the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation E. Gerrard St R. G. A. Grocer Samson Samson Hyde R. M. Swimley Geo. Washington Hotel
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