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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1931

Page

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City Council Weighs Costs and Leadership in 1931

The Common Council held its regular meeting with Vice-President Charles H. Harper presiding. Key actions included caution on street expenditures for 1931, seeking cheaper loan rates, and continuing membership in the League of Virginia Municipalities. A bid to elect City Manager Pilcher failed by one vote.

League of Virginia Pilcher Common Council Charles H. Harper Fred L. Glaize Europe Dr. L. M. Allen R. Frank Barr William Beverley Fred W. Forney Lawrence C. Hollis Peyton J. Marshall Percy D. Miller W. Nelson Page John H. Rosenberger W. A. Sale Page Beverley Weaperly Adep Council Forney Hollis Marshall Dutton Dr. Pifer W. R. Lee Barr

Death summons Harry F. Stipe near Ridgeway

Harry F. Stipe died yesterday afternoon at his home near Ridgeway Berkeley County West Virginia in the fifty ninth year of age after a period of declining health. He lived on a farm in youth and later worked in woolen mills including Dunn Woolen at Bunker Hill and Brucetown Woolen in Brucetown. Surviving relatives include his wife Blanche Fox four daughters and one son. Funeral at Ridgeway at 2 pm Thursday conducted by Rev M Neel and Rev O D Lambert with interment at Rest Church cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Harry F. Stipe Frederick County Ridgeway Berkeley County W. Va Mr. Stipe Dunn Woolen Company Bunker Hill Brucetown Woolen Company Brucetown Stipe John H Margaret Ann Stipe Blanche Fox L. Fox Winchester Margaret Snyder Frances Ridgeway Elizabeth Neel Mamie Stipe Harry Stipe, Jr Hugh Clearb William Stephenson Edward Stipe Dallas Texas M. Neel Methodist Episcopal Church O. D. Lambert Stephens Agd Rest Church Robert Smith M.S. Snapp J. W. Schlack J. M. Fishpaw W. N. Dunn J. L. Jolliffe

Head of Baers Doesn’t Enthuse Over the Bonus

The article reports on votes and debates in Winchester city affairs, including membership in the League of Virginia Municipalities, a 400 dollar appropriation for dues, and discussions on city furniture sales and water and sewer work. It also notes a city auto tag for Persell D. Plank and remarks on local committees.

Harper Water Committee Page Police Committee Shryock Police Department Forney Senseney Road Beverley Persell D. Plank Soalindee BAERS

Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Copy Promises Magic Laundry

Our Laundry Work, just the magic. Winchester Steam Laundry promotes its services with contact numbers 28 and 29 and schedule notes for Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays and one o clock to finish.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Important fruit growers meeting in Winchester Virginia

A very important meeting of the fruit growers of the Valley of Virginia will be held at the Court House in Winchester at two o clock Saturday February 7th. Commissioner George W. Koiner will be present to discuss inspection regulations for next year and spray residue. All fruit growers are urged to attend whether in Frederick county or not. PHIL H GOLD Pres Frederick County Fruit Association.

Valley of Virginia Court House Winchester George W. Koiner Commissioner of Agriculture of Virginia Frederick County

Fire wipes out big lumber mill at Hagerstown

Fire destroyed the William A. Danzer and Company plant in Hagerstown and two adjacent houses early today. Losses were revised to about 250000 with 60 workers left idle. Fire spread rapidly in a stiff breeze, aided by low water pressure. nearby towns aided as embers ignited several rooftops.

Associated Press Hagerstown William A. Danzer and Company Chambersburg Waynesboro Hi Lumber Company Joe Muttoni Sam Kruttna

Apples in fair to good condition draw strong demand

Apples arriving in Liverpool on the steamer Scythia drew strong demand for best quality with poorer interest in lower grades. Quotations show Yorks $4.00–$6.84 per barrel, Ben Davis $5.52–$5.76, Albemarle Pippins $7.68–$9.60, Winesaps $6.72–$6.96, Staymans $3.60–$6.48, Black Twigs $5.52–$6.12, and Yorks baskets $1.92–$2.34. Weekly New York shipments to British ports totaled 34,796 barrels, 6,128 boxes, 3,018 baskets across Liverpool London Glasgow Cardiff Bristol Southampton.

Liverpool Scythia G. R. Cooper Harnden and Company Yorks Ben Davis Albemarle New York London Glasgow Cardiff Bristol Southampton

Loudoun Street Crash Draws Crowd and Court Notice

An overturned delivery truck on South Loudoun Street near noon drew hundreds of bystanders. The vehicle, owned by Johens Brothers Meat Market, was struck by a car allegedly driven by Mrs. Elizabeth Tanquary. Police summoned both drivers to appear in police court tomorrow on reckless driving charges.

South Loudoun Street Elizabeth Tanquary Johens Brothers

Firemen's Convention Committees Call Meeting

All committees for the Virginia State and Cumberland Valley Firemen's Convention are asked to meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock at Friendship Engine House. Members must attend as important convention plans will be discussed. Signed by G. Barrrg, Secretary.

Virginia State Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Convention Friendship Engine House

Prof Quarles Directs Apple Blossom Pageant

Prof Garland R Quarles superintendent of Handley High School will direct the pageant at the Eight Annual Apple Blossom Festival. He is aided by Edna Eightey Petrescu and Handley faculty including Katherine Panill Ruth Beery Virginia Boyd Edith Cornwell Marian Chauncey and W H McIlwee. Finance duties are led by D Edward Stultz and H Delmar Robinson. Floats and exhibits are forming and bands from Altoona Gary Terra Alta are set to participate.

Garland R. Quarles Handley High School Nelson F. Richards Quarles Edna Eightey Petrescu John Kerr School Handley Katherine Panill Ruth Beery Virginia Boyd Edith Cornwell Marian Chauncey W. H. MclIlwee Handley Bowl D Edward Stultz Northern Virginia Power Company H. Delmar Robinson C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company Old Dominion Stages Richards Altoona Gary W. V Terra Alta W. Va

Bishop's Friend Among Witnesses At Church Trial

The first witness at the Methodist Episcopal Church, South inquiry into Bishop Cannon Jr. is arse P. Adams of Blackstone. Adams, secretary treasurer of the Blackstone Female Institute, is a lifelong friend of the bishop. He arrived with a Richmond detective and a Richmond man who would not reveal their roles or testify further.

Associated Press Washington Bishop, Cannon, Jr Methodist Episcopal ‘Church South Wasarse P. Adams Blackstone Adams Blackstone Female Institute Bishop Cannon Richmond, Va Morgan Thomas Richmond

Mrs. Rinker Hurt Falling From Balcony on West Piccadilly

Mrs. Ralph Rinker fell from a second story porch on West Piccadilly Street after a bannister allegedly was removed and not securely fastened. She sustained severe head and facial lacerations and numerous bruises and is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Moling & Cather's unusual bargain sale promotes an inquisitive event.

Ralph Rinker Memorial Hospital Rinker West Piccadilly Street

Trained Leaders for Schools Sought in Interdenominational Training

All Protestant churches unite to open the Community Standard Training School at First Baptist Church from February 16 to March 6 under the Frederick County Council of Religious Education. Forty two denominations cooperate nationwide to improve Sunday schools and teacher training.

First Baptist Church Freedrick Edith J. Light Handley High School E. T. Clark P. R. Diehl Winchester Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South Andrew Bell Probae

Regular Friendship Fire Company Meeting Reminder

The monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company is set for tomorrow night at 8 o clock in Friendship Hall. All members are requested to attend. Fred W. Forney, Captain.

The Friendship Fire Company Friendship Hall Fred W. Forney Capi

Elks Honor Past Rulers at Winchester Lodge Meeting

Winchester Lodge 867 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds an 8 PM meeting honoring past exalted rulers who will sit in regular officer chairs. The session also nominates officers for the next year with election in March. After business, a sausage cooking demonstration by Brown and Davis of N Ruth Provision Co precedes a social hour.

Winchester Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Messrs. Brown and Davis N. Ruth Provision Company Washington

Brannon Held To Decide Jail Or Hospital After Appeal

After doctors assessed Charles Brannon health affecting his case for possessing 36 pints of ardent spirits, Judge Donald Weems ordered either hospitalization for recovery or immediate sentence. Brannon's attorney said an appeal would be filed with the Corporation Court while Brannon chose not to accept Memorial Hospital care and was released on $500 bond pending the next term.

Charles Brannon Donald Weems Warren Rice Brannon Corporation Court Weems Commonwealth Jas. P. Reardon Alice R. McC. Glass Glass Hugh Clark Brannont Memorial Hospital

Large Turnout at Shade Property Auction

More than 700 people attended the sale of Personal property from the estate of date Rebe Shade of Siler, conducted at his late home under administratrix Geneva Whitacre. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall reported all items sold at good prices, reflecting Shade's wide county friendship and esteem. Shade, a leading merchant and longtime postmaster at Siler, died in a December truck crash.

Rebe+ Shade Siler Geneva Whitacre Dunn Duvall Shade Rederick County

Admiral Byrd Airport Inc Petitioned in Winchester

Local citizens petition the Virginia State Corporation Commission to charter Admiral Byrd Airport Incorporated to establish and maintain an airport in Winchester Virginia. Officers include Lawrence Hollis and Bowles Field is leased near the city with up to 500 acres may be acquired. The plan promotes aviation education and aircraft sales and services in Virginia and the eastern states.

State Corporation Commission Admiral Byrd Airport, Inc Admiral Byrd Airport, Incorporated Europe Winchesterians Virginia Lawrence ©. Hollis Bowles Flynt Garvin Bowles Winchester Aero Club Virginia State Corporation Commision Winchester Richmond Frederick County State Corporation Commission of Virginia Admiral Byrd Airport

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Sale Lee Lamp Charley Rouss Fire Company John H. Seal Walter E. Huntsberry Miller Huntsberry Har Messrs Rosenberger Wilson Sarah Zane Fire Company Public and Local Improvements Committee League Quewenwet City Hall Committee J. Gray Beverley Rome C. Stephenson American Bankers’ Association House Ways and Means Committee Congress Senate Harrison Mississippi Finance Committee Sne House Rules Committee Garner Ieard Clarence M. Woolley American Radiator Company Alfred P. Sloan Genera Motors Hawley E. D. Buffield Prudential H. W. Georg Metropolitan Life Insurance Companies Samuel W. Reyburn Lord and Taylor Smoot Veterans Administrator Hines Senate Finance Committee Phil H GOLD Frederick County Fruit Alochs, Association Danzer and Company Loudoun Firemen’s Convention Committees Prof. Quarles Apple Fete County Council of Religious Education International Council Hima Norris A. Lineweave Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Wilbu Johnston I. N. Good E. A. Lambert Mr. Lineweaver Snyder Alleman G. M Morrow Lewis Pidgeon W. H Cochran James Snapp M. S. Glaize C. S. Headley Edwin Marker B. & C. Bread Admiral Byrd Bowles Bowles Field
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