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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1935

Page

5

National Park Office in Front Royal to Close January 21 1936

Shenandoah National Park offices established December 1 1928 in Front Royal Va will close January 21 1936. Deeds for park lands in Warren Rappahannock Page Rockingham Madison Greene Albemarle and Augusta counties were accepted December 26 1935 after condemnation and court action. The office opened under William E Carson and Alexander Stuart.

Front Royal Shenandoah National Park William E. Carson State Commission On Conservation and Development Harry F. Byrd Emma K Stokes National Park Service Warren Rappahannock Page Rockingham Madison Greene Albemarle Augusta George C. Peery Carson Ickes Interior Department Via United States Supreme Court Commission Secretary of the Interior Harold F. Ickes Wilbur C. Hall Commission On Conservation and Development Hall Alexander Stuart Stuart S. H. Marsh Bridgewater Shenandoah National Forest George Washington National Forest W. H. Stoneburner Virginia Forest Service Marsh U. S. Forest Service Stokes Charlottesville

Prompt Action Prevents Fire Loss In Front Royal

Fire was spotted in the Compton building at Main and Chester streets last night. Quick arrival of the fire department limited damage. A chimney blaze at the rear of the Compton Kilby store threatened the wall but was controlled. Dr and Mrs W W Sonner stayed Sunday with Miss Mary King in Washington. Miss Susan Woolston visits Baltimore and Washington this week. Mrs Frances Sterritt returned from a visit to ponies and relatives in Washington.

Front Royal Compton Main Chester Street Compton-Kilby W .W. Sonner Miss Mary King Washington Frances Sterritt Washingon

Harmony Hollow CCC Camp Could Stay In Front Royal

An official order transfers Harmony Hollow CCC Camp 1,398 to Roxbury Virginia around January 9. Front Royal citizens and local leaders press to rescind the transfer. Capt. John L. DeWitt Jr. has led the camp for about three years and efforts aim to keep the camp in Front Royal.

NT Royal Harmony Hollow CCC Roxbury Richmond Lynchburg Front Royal L. B. Dutrow Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Fechner John L. DeWitt, Jr

Front Royal Social Roundup of Holidays and Travel

Front Royal notes residents traveling to Galax Hollins College Memphis Texas and Florida for holidays and work. Several hosts and visitors are listed including Mrs E D Poulton Mrs Violette Collins Miss Elsie Young and Miss Frances Bolen with various gatherings at homes and clubs.

Elsie Young Roanoke George C. Ramsey

Baltimore Livestock and Produce Markets Summary

U S Department reports narrow demand with few sales of cows and heifers and lower hog prices around 20 lower. Calves and lambs show mixed values with limited demand, while Philadelphia live poultry and eggs hold steady with modest price ranges.

Baltimore U. S. Dept. Agric Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks U. S

Local Markets Note on Daily Market Corrections

The Star reports that local markets are corrected daily but declines responsibility for typographical errors that may appear. Readers are advised to verify figures independently.

The Star

Local Wholesale Market Prices for Feed and Grain

A scanned listing shows wholesale prices for patent brand and short patent bags in various weights, plus cracked corn, shelled corn, scratch feed, corn meal, egg mash, mixed feed, and dairy feeds. Also listed are prices for butter, cows, sheep, lambs, and hog feed, with numerous numeric per bag or per hundred entries.

Sddekein Kasco Oluar

Local Retail Market Price List for Animal Feeds

The list shows prices for 98 lb and smaller bags of feeds including cracked corn shelled corn and corn meal, with options from Kasco and various bag weights. Egg mash and creamery butter appear with separate price lines. Prices range from about 1.60 to 7.45 per per bag and per barrel, with several items repeated or garbled.

Hartless Girl Awakens Eye Opening Hopes Rise

Relatives in Lynchburg Virginia report 15 year old Lucille Hartless recovering after three months asleep from encephalitis. Doctors say she has opened her eyes and can swallow food with progress seen recently. Dr Sam Wilson calls the improvement encouraging and believes long term recovery is possible.

Lynchburg Lucille Hartless Lucille Sam Wilson

Market In Stock Prices Mixed As 1935 Upturn Studied

The market held a bullish tone but with limited commodity strength. Bonds and foreign exchanges were steady while industry benefited from holiday easing. Auto makers reported 1935 output valued at 2.186 billion dollars and silver production fell in November, with expectations of steel gains early next year. Franc and sterling moved little in early New Year trading. Selected 2 pm stock quotes included Allied Chemical 157 and General Motors 56 3 4 among others.

Alfred Reeves Automobile Manufacturers Association United States Bank of France

Futures And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations

Closing grain prices show May and July wheat figures with corn oats rye and barley futures. Cash wheat and corn prices appear, followed by Baltimore and Winchester market quotes for wheat and corn with mill delivery basis notes.

Chicago Winchester

Thirty Two Guests At Big Rutherford Christmas Dinner

On Christmas day Miss Minnie Rutherford and Mr Rutherford hosted thirty two guests for a festive dinner with turkey chicken ham oysters salads vegetables fruits cakes and desserts. Relatives and friends enjoyed the annual Rutherford event with many named Rutherford relatives in attendance.

Big Rutherford Minnie Rutherford Mr. Rutherford Rutherford Henry Rutherford C. A. Rutherford Edythe LaShure Helen Viola Catlett Virginia Jack Rutherford Anna Frye Rutherford John Rutherford Freddie Baker J. M. Rutherford Helen Weir Walter Rutherford Frances Rutherford Walter Jr Franklin Rutherford Denzil Kackley Page Rutherford Roger Hardesty Billy Thatcher Ada Oppie Winchester Terrellee Elbert Carisle

New Year Dance Hosted by Junior Auxiliary at George Washington Hotel

A large crowd will greet the New Year at the George Washington Hotel for the Junior Auxiliary of Memorial’s annual New Year’s Eve dance. Reservations top 230 with 222 counted, decorations feature jungle animal silhouettes and balloons, and Bud Codora and His Pennsylvania Ramblers provide the music.

George Washington Hotel Memorial J Engle James Miller Jack Engle Mason Carpenter Delmar Robinson Jack Minnegerode Virginia Tayloe Boyd Boyd Philip Wiliams Thomas Kremer J. M. Steck, Jr Elsworth Johnson Edward Barr Frank Armstrong Thomas Gibson Clark Cooper John McKee Bud Codora Pennsylvania Ramblers

Four Escape Convicts Recaptured In Virginia County

Four convicts who escaped from Camp No. 29 near Cross Junction are back behind bars. Jim Turner and Leo Wyatt were recaptured in Patrick County and questioned in robberies, with Henry Perkins and Jake Poteet surrendering later to penitentiary authorities in Fredericksburg and Richmond. Tom Turner and a woman named Billy Norman were held for harboring the fugitives at the Turner home in Northern Patrick County as a posse from Patrick, Pittsylvania and Henry counties recovered loot including merchandise worth 50 dollars and a sawed-off shotgun.

Jim Turner Leo Wyatt Cross Junction Associated Press Patrick County Stuart Henry Perkins Jake Poteet Fredericksburg State Penitentiary Richmond Brother Tom Turner Billy Norman Durham N. C Patrick Pittsylvania Henry County Tom Wyatt Winchester Climax Pittsylvania County Resolution

Hupp Suspends For New Capital

DETROIT, Dec. 31. The Hupp Motor Car Corporation suspended operations today. General counsel Alexander J. Groesbeck announced that the company is awaiting acquisition of additional working capital and is seeking to borrow from $500,000 to $1,000,000. The firm, one of the oldest automobile concerns here, holds assets and is in better shape than a year ago but has long suffered from cash shortages.

Detroit Hupp Motor Car Corporation Alexander J. Groesbeck Groesbeck

Speilman Claims An Alibi Night Of Dynamiting

Dewey Speilman, jailed on a dynamiting investigation in Cross Junction, claims an alibi. Officers say the blaze occurred under a Chevrolet coupe’s hood with 5 to 6 feet of fuse, and a burned fuse is in sheriff McCann’s possession.

Dewey Speilman Ray Calvert Cross Junction Spellman Berkeley Springs H. L. McCann

Funeral services for Joseph Ranson

The funeral of the late Joseph Ranson, a colored man who died yesterday, will be held at 2 30 PM Thursday from Paynter funeral chapel. Services will be conducted by Rev Laws and Rev J W Thomas. Interment will be in Orrick Cemetery.

Joseph Ranson Paynter Laws J. W. Thomas Orrick Cemetery

Plea of Edith Maxwell Advised In Murder Case

Defense argues evidence linking iron to Trigg Maxwell’s death is insufficient for first degree murder instruction. The court notes the short form indictment allows a brief charge of a specific crime rather than detailing all alleged illegal actions.

Trigg Maxwell Fulton

Lindberghs Arrive in Liverpool Amid Hauptmann Tension

The Lindberghs disembarked at Liverpool in heavy rain amid crowds of dockworkers. Police blocked access as Charles Lindbergh, Anne, and Jon traveled in a taxi to awaiting officials. Hauptmann’s impending execution in New Jersey loomed, prompting talk of sanctuary and security measures.

Anne Morrow Lindbergh Lindbergh Jon Liverpool Lindberghs United States Hauptmann New Jersey Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Wales Scotland Ene Oter Immigration Autorities America Cardiff Aubrey Neil Morgan Charles A. Lindbergh Morgan Lind

Berghs’ Visit Tied to Family Safety in Cardiff

A family spokesman said the Berghs would stay with J I M Landaff near Cardiff for some time. They arrived after fears a fate befalling their son Jon could recur, insisting business reasons do not drive the visit.

Berghs Filer J. l. M Landaff Cardiff Marygan Aubrey Mré. Bergh Elizabeth Calif Prn Jon Char Jr

Christmas Trade Surges Past Last Year across Winchester Shops

A broad survey shows Christmas trade and fall patronage exceeding prior years in Winchester, with many local firms reporting gains over 1935 and optimism for 1936. The Capitol and Palace theatres report strong audiences, while retailers like Colonial Art and Craft Shop and candy merchants note solid gains and improving conditions.

Capitol Theatre Stanley Barr Warner Brothers Earl Theatre Washington, D. C Winchester Theatre Palace Theatre Herman HH. Hable Moling and Cather Winchester Furniture Kurtz Miller and Anderson Colonial Art Baltimore Betsy Ross

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