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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1935

Page

2

Junior Evening Star Recaps Football Banquet and Grades Wish

The Junior Evening Star notes a football banquet in the school cafe with Jack Haines praised as captain and Tiny Heinie as toastmaster. Teachers and boosters praised the team’s year as students hoped for good grades, with songs, speeches and entertainment making the evening a success.

Jack Haines Jack Heinie Mr. Ochs Fraley S. V.A Quarles Legge Yates

Arm guiding etiquette for couples on sidewalks

A reader complains about boys who constantly grip a girl's arm while walking. The writer argues this is annoying and silly and says Arm linking should only occur when entering or leaving a car or in crowded areas.

Calendar Week Of The 23 30 Holiday Schedule

Week calendar shows Monday as holiday and Christmas Eve on Tuesday. The week notes a Christmas stat holiday and Friday with no school.

School echoes and engaged seniors at Handley

Students celebrate engaged senior and last year's graduate, with former grads returning to Handley. They reminisce about old times, share treats, and enjoy the Christmas cantata after a class feast. Mr Browning moves between rooms as holidays begin.

Handley Browning Ans Mr. Browning

Christmas Spirit and School Nostalgia Reflected in Yearbook Bits

A collage of past school moments shows friendly games with 26 to 25 scores, choir and glee club jests, and booster card exchanges. It recalls uniforms, holiday cards, and Christmas reflections highlighting community spirit and shared memories across years.

Mr. Browning Angels Boitnett Glee Club

Frozen Brakes Theory Advanced In Bus Tragedy

Richmond December 22 Officials from the Virginia Corporation Commission and the Motor Vehicle Department pushed their probe into the Hopewell bus crash that killed 13. A special MV investigator floated a frozen brakes theory tied to freezing liquor in air brakes, while officials said driver L G Alford may not be at fault. Eyewitness accounts noted low speed near the draw bridge and no skid marks, with investigators split on whether bridge surface or mechanical defect caused the disaster. Interstate Commerce Commission agents visited but did not plan an additional inquiry.

Richmond Hopewell Virginia Corporation Commission Motor Vehicle Department Larkin W. Glazebrook Atlantic Greyhound Bus Lacy McNair Hooker William Groth

Holiday Greeting Acrostic Poem With Seasonal Imagery

A playful town poem spells out holiday themes using letters M Fane evergreen Rush relics Yuletide with ribbon and holly. It references turkey mistletoe and Santa Claus while noting staff and afterglow of the season with a cheerfully old fashioned voice.

M Fane Mother Evergreen Rush Turkey Santa Claus

Christmas Cantata “Another Wise Man” Delights Handley Group

The Handley Glee Club and Dramatic Club staged the Christ mas Cantata directed by Mrs Riley and Miss Cornwall. The audience included high school and elementary students and many parents. The program featured Mary Scully as Peter, Joe Ritter as Martin, and a dramatic scene with a cobbler and two foreign women along with hopeful moral turns. The Glee Club performances and solos received high praise as the evening’s highlight.

Handley Glee Club Dramatic Club Peter Martin Joe Ritter Sonsie Hollis Glee Club

Shamrocks and Orange Basketball Thrilling Finish

The second game of the series was played Wednesday at 3 15 PM. The Oranges led 16 10 after the third and 17 14 after a late free throw as Shamrocks rallied with two baskets. Substitutes listed for both teams along with referee scorer and timer.

Oranges Shamrocks

Four Persons Fined in Police Court

Four individuals appeared in police court today and were fined. Sam Carter was fined for drunkenness, $10.25. George Swimley Stephenson faced drunkenness charges with $9.25. William Carter received $25.25 for disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. Virgil Sowers was fined $10.25 for disorderly conduct.

Sam Carter George Swimley Stephenson William Carter Virgil Sowers

Glen Mary Estate Album Reveals Shenandoah Valley History

Mrs Virginia Milbourne of Charles Town West Virginia received a booklet on Glen Mary an old Virginia homestead near Shenandoah Park now acquired by a national agency for subdivision into small homesteads for Blue Ridge residents. The Rhodes family owned Glen Mary for five generations and the booklet traces local history and land titles dating back to Joseph Rholes and early land grants from Lord Fairfax.

Virginia Milbourne Evening Star Glen Mary Blue Ridge Shenandoah Park United States Rhodes Shenandoah Valley Marys Saunders Mary Almond Shipe Adonijah Shipe Joseph Rholes Lord Fairfax Page County Charles Town W. Va

Rockingham Turkeys Break County Revenue Record

Harrisonburg Virginia December 23 The Thanksgiving and Christmas turkey crop in Rockingham County set a revenue record as farmers marketed 100000 turkeys averaging 15 pounds each. Taxes collected outside Harrisonburg totaled 234000 dollars, while turkey revenue exceeded taxes by about 100000 dollars according to Charles W Wampler president of the Virginia Poultry Federation.

Harrisonburg Rockingham County Charles W. Wampler Virginia Poultry Federation Shenandoah Valley Rockingham Wampler

Turkeys Sold At Average 26 Cents A Pound By Delegates

Howard Zigler, newly elected House of Delegates member, and orchardist Harry Garber sold 1 000 turkeys each at an average 26 cents per pound.

Howard Zigler House of Delegates Harry Garber

Community Christmas Carol Sing At Courthouse Tree

Winchester and Clarke Garden Club sponsor a Christmas program tomorrow at 7 30 p m beside the courthouse tree. Choirs and Girl Scouts will sing while Boy Scouts hand out lyric leaflets to invite broad community participation. Floyd Haines will direct the carol singing in a festive yuletide setting.

Winchester Floyd Haines Winchester and Clarke Garden Club

Narrow Quebec Streets Show Wear From Pedestrians

Buildings along crowded Quebec streets show worn lower walls from constant contact with pedestrians as locals navigate the narrow passages.

Quebec

Horned toad’s spiny collar defends against predators

A southern California horned toad, a sun loving squat lizard, wears a neck collar of sharp spines that reduces the chance of head bites from predators.

California

Netherlands to Buy More U S Wheat Under New Treaty

The United States reports a reciprocity pact with the Netherlands requires annual U S wheat purchases equal to at least five percent of Holland's domestic consumption. The treaty, effective February 1, tightens tariff rules, preserves free lists, and offers quota allocations and duty measures benefiting American exports despite low Dutch tariffs and export controls.

Washington United States Netherlands Holland State Department

United States Dutch trade pact cuts duties and sets quotas

The agreement reduces duties or binds them on Dutch goods and opens free lists for 14 of 55 items while adding minimum annual import quotas on 28 items. The United States grants duty cuts on 41 Dutch products, about 32 percent of its 1934 imports from Holland, according to the State Department.

United States de Seierlands Holland

Touring Golfers Return With Nassau Prizes

Touring golfers returned to Florida with Nassau prizes after a December 23 event in Nassau Bahamas. Young Leo led the field, collecting top honors as the visiting players wrapped up their Bahamian tour.

Nassau Bahamas Florida Young Leo

Norton pro wins Nassau British Colonial Open in tight finish

In Perth Amboy the 24 year old Metro pro claimed the first prize of 1000 from a $5,000 purse by closing the final 18 holes in 67 to total 271. He edged Johnny Revolta by one stroke as William MacFarlane faltered with a hand injury after a scrap-metal incident, finishing third at 274.

Ord Norton Conn Perth Agg Metro Johnny Revolta Milwaukee William MacFarlane Tuckahoe N. Y Denny Shute Chicago Paul Runyan White Plains Zell Eaton Oklahoma City

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Junior Evening Star Dear Santa Handley Students Joyce Delaware Miff Bill E. P. Browning Mr. Quarles Col James Wood Dot” Greenwalt Mount Hebron Ramey State Depaate Commission L. G. Alford Interstate Commerce Commission Orange D. Sencindiver E. Rosenberger D. Larrick E. Massey M. L. Brown M. Fries M. K. Baker Zorpha Seabright Timer B. Baker A. Jirt A H. Hottel A. Scrivener Qi J * B. Wilkens F. Grove E. Rudolph J. Beery S. Carper M. Fauver M. Baker Rockingham Co Haines U.S Zenith Cammer Tire Co., Inc Vian Merry Christmas Norfolk and Western MacFarlane Republic Boscawen Valley Ave Braddock Republic Oil ¢ CO Piccadilly Winchester Furniture Co Main St Chevrolet Shenandoar Motor CO Sauer Kraut Riverton City Meat N. Cameron St Sergeant’s Sale Bickers Motor Company Lee Place City of Taylor L. Barr Keedysville Exchange J. Edgar Remsburg Sharpsburg Xmas Toys Colston John S. Miller & Company Sherwin-Williams Points
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