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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1933

Page

8

Pneumonia Fatal To Young Woman In Winchester

Mrs. Virginia Grim Rogers, 20, of near Double Tollgate, died at 6 05 this morning after measles led to pleurisy and pneumonia. She had lived in Winchester six months with Mrs. Stanley E. Harmer at 110 West Cork street. Four physicians and two nurses attended. Foster father C Newton Grim is survivor. Funeral Tuesday at Parlett's, then Refuge Methodist Episcopal Church South with Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker presiding.

Virginia Grim Rogers Double Tollgate Parlett North Braddock Street Refuge Methodist Episcopal Church South Hubert Sydenstricker Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Stanley impostor linked to Baltimore check cashing scheme

The case recalls a $420 check cashed in Baltimore by a man posing as a friend of a B and C official. Andrew Bell of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce and Eugene Branch of the George Washington Hotel alerted Maryland authorities. Bell and City Sergeant Barr checked Washington hotels and police HQs. Bell circulated warnings to Virginia chambers, aiming to prevent further frauds. The suspect lingered in Fort Cumberland Hotel before fleeing.

Baltimore Andrew Bell Winchester Chamber of Commerce Eugene Branch George Washington Hotel Maryland Stanley Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bell C. Lee Barr Washington Chamber of Commerce Virginia Fort Cumberland the Cumberland Times Ralph B. Varney Winchester Varney E. H. Stanley Stanley Manufacturing Company New Britain Con

Funeral Pallbearers Announced for Local Interment

Interment will be held at the nearby cemetery. Pallbearers are Magnus Newcome M L Patterson Cecil Cadwallader Luther Welch Taylor Stinson and John Patterson Jr.

Magnus Newcome M. L. Patterson Cecil Cadwallader Luther Welch Taylor Stinson John Patterson, Jr

Trinkle Faces Route to Senate Seat Uncertain

Political observers note Virginia figures probe a 1940 Senate race as Governor Trinkle weighs a challenge to Byrd. Swanson’s term expired, Byrd shows strength amid disaffection, and Trinkle at Roanoke may delay to seek Glass seat later, with Carter Glass eyeing a possible vacancy.

Claude A. Swanson Byrd Trinkle Shenandoah Life Insurance Company Roanoke Robert H. Angell Carter Glass Congress

Funeral Rites Read For John Dailey 86 At Mount Hebron

A large gathering attended the funeral of John Dailey 86 held yesterday at 1 oclock at Mount Hebron United Brethren Church near Cross Junction. Rev B S Spitzer conducted services with burial in the nearby cemetery. Dailey a prominent Cross Junction area farmer died Wednesday morning at 515 oclock after a brief illness following a day of vigorous health.

John Dailey Mount Hebron United Brethren Church Cross Junction B. 8. Spitzer Ince Cemery Dailey Frederick County Absolom Margaret Dailey

Biographical Sketch of Mr. Dailey Community Leader

The obituary notes Mr. Dailey worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in youth, clerked in a store, milled with Whitacre flour mill, then farmed the rest of his life. A longtime Republican judge at Baker's Mill, his wife Annie Cookus died 16 years ago. Survived by three children Lester Dailey Bertha Brandenburg and Hunter Carper and six grandchildren. no siblings. Pallbearers named: Lee Whitacre Shelby Stotler Hollis Braithwaite Clinton Johnson J. T. Place.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Whitacre Dailey Baker’s Mill Annie Cookus Lester Dailey Cross Junction Bertha Brandenburg Ontario Canada Hunter Carper Kernstown Lee N. Whitacre Shelby Stotler Hollis Braithwaite Clinton Johnson J. T. Place

Navy Band To Broadcast To Admiral Byrd

The United States Navy Band and George Washington University Glee Club will headline a short wave broadcast from GE station W2XAF tomorrow night from 11 to 11 30 p m. Originating in Washington and sponsored by the Washington Star the program will air on 51 NBC affiliates. It will be followed by the radio mail bag reading letters from expedition friends and relatives via short wave.

United States Navy Band George Washington University Glee Club General Electric W2xaf Washington Washington Star National Broadcasting Company

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