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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

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Richmond News-Leader analyzes Westmoreland Davis attack on Byrd economy

The Richmond News-Leader critiques an excerpt from Westmoreland Davis to contest Senator Byrd's stance on extending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It argues the Byrd position favors administrative reorganization and longer life for lending bureaus, countering claims of intent to destroy agencies aiding recovery.

Richmond News-Leader Westmoreland Davis Loudoun Times-Mirror F. Byrd Richmond New Places Byrd Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congress

Winchester and Frederick women aid Red Cross in wartime drive

The Red Cross drive in Winchester and Frederick County sees hundreds of blankets and many garments produced from Winchester textile materials. The sewing rooms in Winchester and Stephens City stay busy as volunteers contribute to a humanitarian effort.

Frederick County Winchester Red Cross Winchester Textile Industries Stephens City

Sarah Zane Fire Company to Convene Meeting

The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting in Rouss Hall on February 4 at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend. L M Crabill, Captain.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Rouss Hall L. M. Crabill

Desirable Albin Property of Miss Howard to Sell

The home of the late Miss Susan B. Howard in Albin will be sold at auction on Neon Saturday February 6 1937. Sale bills by M M Lynch.

Susan B. Howard Albin

Charley Rouss Orators To Be Frazier Greever

Virginia ABC Board Chairman T McCall Frazier and Judge Paul R Greever of Cody Wyoming will be the two principal speakers at the 43rd annual Charley Rouss Fire Company banquet on Thursday February 11 at 730 pm in Winchester. The event honors Charles Broadway Rouss the late benefactor who rose from obscurity to prominence in New York commerce. Also invited is Burr P Harrison with Judge Greever accepted by Major A Willis Robertson.

T. McCall Frazier Virginia Abc Paul R. Greever Cody Wyoming Charley Rouss Charles Broadway Rouss Winchester New York Burr P. Harrison A. Willis Robertson Greever H. F. Byrd, Jr Frazier Major Robertson Harrison Virginia Kansas University of Kansas 89Th Ae

West speaks on water conservation at ban quet report

Judge Greever, a Democrat and former Cody mayor, Wyoming University trustee, husband, father of two, and Lansing Kansas native, will share a first hand Dust Bowl report at the ban quet. He was elected to the 74th Congress in 1934 and to the 75th in 1936.

West Judge Greever Cody University of Wyoming Lansing Kansas

Lindberghs Celebrate Birthday in Rome Privacy Planned Flight

Charles Lindbergh and his wife marked his thirty fifth birthday in Rome and arranged a late flight to Tripoli to visit Italo Balbo. They will stay three to four days in Libya before continuing to England. Mussolini arranged guard to ensure privacy while Lindbergh’s black and orange touring monoplane is fueled at Littorio airport. The trip may pass Naples Capri Vesuvius Pompeii Stromboli and the straits of Messina on a route toward Africa.

Lindbergh Tripoli Italo Balbo Italy Lindberghs Libya General Balbo England Aded Academy of Janiculum Hill Lindy Rome Mussolini Littorio Mediterranean Africa Naples Capri Vesuvius Pompeii Stromboli Straits of Assena

Frederick County Teachers Observe Warren County High School Trip

On Friday February 11 a group of Frederick County teachers will join a third observation trip to Warren County High School in Front Royal. Led by Miss Anne Starling the visit aims to review work in rural education with Prof. Q. D. Gasque as host.

Frederick County Front Royal Warren County Q. D. Gasque Anne Starling Bryarly A. E. Neehal Virginia Stickley Kathleen Thompson Holmes Spence Stephens City R. E. Ayler Elsie Havermale J. M. Wake C. B. Stickley Saxton Sampsell Lola Petrie Effie Argenbright Nettie Argenbright Bertha Stickley Irene Stickley Florence Allen Dora Lanford Starling

Sit-Down Love Striker Demands Answer To Marriage Vow

Harold Halen camped in the lobby of Florence Hurbut's apartment building in Excelsior Springs Missouri after proposing daily for a year. He chained himself to a radiator and refused to leave until she said yes, while Helen, 20, 30 from actor background, begged him to unchain and go home. He remained seated, receiving meals on a tray and passing time with a magazine and solitaire.

Excelsior Springs Harold Halen Helen Pops Florence Miss Hurlibut Hulen Harold Kansas City Ozark B. Davis Jan Nighthawk Robert Kenyon Willow Springs Kenyon

Bingo Party Aids Flood Relief at Round Hill School

Round Hill 4-H Club hosts a bingo event on Friday February 5 with half the proceeds for flood relief. The sale features blankets comforts unions and snuggies at bargain prices by Moling and Cather ip-1t.

Round Hill School Round Hill

Fees Proposed for Shenandoah Park Auto Traffic

A plan urged by the Budget Bureau would impose a $1 annual license fee and a 25 cent per trip charge on autos and house trailers entering Shenandoah National Park. The proposal has faced opposition from Winchester Chamber of Commerce and Shenandoah Valley groups.

Winchester Chamber of Commerce Shenandoah Valley, Inc State Commission On Conservation and Development Congress Andrew Bell A. E. Demaray National Park Service Shenandoah National Park Budget Bureau Demaray Bureau of the Budget Bell Malina Ee Service Virginia

Northern Virginia Letter Carriers Meet in Waynesboro

About 75 members of the Northern Virginia Letter Carriers Association gathered at the Main Street Methodist Church in Waynesboro for a banquet and meeting. W S Baker led arrangements with Ben Craig as host. Ryland Conner acted as toastmaster. Louis Spilman delivered an inspirational address praising postal service devotion.

Northern Virginia Letter Carriers Association Waynesboro Main Street M. E Young People’s W. S. Baker Benjamin Craig Ryland Conner Winchester A. R. Harding J. Frank Harper C. E. Brandt Spilman W. Merritt Evelyn Merritt Roy Visa Madrid Louis Spilman

Silk Underwear Special at Margaret L Hodgson

Local ad lists satin slips priced at 1.98 and 2.98 and satin gowns at 3.98 and 5.98. Margaret L Hodgson signed the notice with a date tag.

Margaret L. Hodgson

Friendship Fire Company to Hold February Meeting

The Friendship Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting on February 4 at 8 p m. All members are asked to attend as there will be business of importance to be transacted. Richard Boxwell, Captain.

The Friendship Fire Company Richard Boxwell

Winchester Frederick Red Cross flood relief fund grows

Officials report the Winchester Frederick Chapter has raised 2800 in ten checks of 280 for flood relief. Virginia Woolen Company matches employee contributions, dry cleaners donate services, and a February 10 benefit at Hayfield Camp plus string orchestra donations aid the drive. A National Red Cross note commends the effort while listing donors including George H. Smith Virginia Woolen Company H B McCormac T H Manuel Snapps Foundry Mr and Mrs John H Lamp N B Farit Stephens City Entertainment Miss Julia Steele.

Winchester- Frederick The Red Cross Tony Virginia Woolen Company Winchester Hayfield Hogue Creek William Carl Hunt National Red Cross Frederick County George H. Smith H. B. McCormac T. H. Manuel Snapps Foundry John H. Lamp N. B. Farit Stephens City Entertainment Julia Steele

Fire Decimates Cincinnati Furniture Plant and Store

A large blaze in Cincinnati's west end destroyed the Stille and Duhlmeier furniture factory and the Art Wood Turning and Scroll Company with losses estimated between 250 000 and 300 000. Furniture stored by nearby residents was ruined as their homes were flooded in the disaster.

Cincinnati, O West End Cincinnati Stille and Duhlmeier Art Wood Turning and Scroll Company

Hodgson and Brown Jewelers Trade-In Sale Ad

Liberal allowance offered for old watches toward a new style. Look at your watch others judge you by it. Investigation costs nothing. Hodgson and Brown, Jewelers.

Hodgson & Brown, Jewelers

Tribute to Scientist Dr Elsworth Johnson Honors X Ray Pioneer

At a Rotary Club luncheon the speaker lauded Dr Henry Baetjer hero of science who died in 1933 for pioneering practical X ray use. He noted Baetjer’s exposure risks and medical advances, and outlined his Winchester roots and Hopkins and European studies.

Elsworth Johnson Rotary Club Henry Baetjer Baetjer

Special Matinee Adds Friday Show For Legion Event

Due to huge ticket sales a special matinee is scheduled Friday afternoon at 3 30. Admission 40 cents for adults 15 cents for children.

American Legion

West Virginia line to Winchester Route 7 modernization discussed

State Senator W. H. East and C. M. Moyer of Staunton conferred with Andrew Bell of the Chamber and Senator T. Russell Cather on the regional road program. East said convicts on Route 7 NW of Winchester will continue until the roadway is modernized. Route 11 work will start about ten days after bid award. Bell quoted East on maintaining traffic flow during construction, especially for the Apple Blossom Festival.

W. H. East Staunton Ene Highway Commission C. M. Moyer Fietmet Highway Department Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce T. Russell Cather Senator East Mr. Moyerrrived W. C. Poston Winchester West Virginia Echols Brothers R. W. Moore and

Cairo flood fighters set to guard for two weeks

Cairo engineers and Army engineers estimate peak flood at under a quarter inch above current stage. Col. R G Powell notes the river covers a wide area and flood stage may linger 12 or 13 days at about 59.62 feet. Local watch crews stay on duty as authorities monitor rising water.

Cairo R. G. Powell Ohio River Division

Baby Popularity Contest Standings Revealed

The standing list shows multiple entrants with tallies such as Men's Shop 293,850 and Shopping Centre 44,905. Other notable counts include Hodgson & Brown 143,810, Winchester Seed Co. 275,425, Rhodes Drug Store 140,185, Gas Company 197,065, Parker's Grocery 158,675, Pine Motor 163,000, and Jolliffe 30,280.

Aeres Orcob Ory Co Ua Aense Se Hodgson & Brown Winchester Seed Co Rhodes Drug Store Timberlake's Miller & Anderson Golden Glow Pingley & Carper Gas Company Vase Chapman Motor Moling & Cather Blue & Gray Sanitary Dairy Baker & Anderson Huntsberry Rite Way John 8 Miller Buncutter Parker’s Grocery A Jolliffe Escesvasessees

Evacuation writ sought as GM strike escalates

General Motors faces steps to eject sit down strikers at two Flint plants as Governor Murphy and officials seek a peace basis. Writs may be filed with Sheriff Wolcott while police resume reserve enlistments and a nonviolence truce is cited. United Automobile Workers appeal for AFL support follows.

Paul Gadola Genesee County Flint, Mich Fisher Body Co General Motors Flint Gadola Homer Martin United Automobile Workers Central Press Associated Press Detroit Frank Murphy General Motors Automotive Murphy Corporation Committee For Industrial Organization United Automobile Workers of America James Wills Harold Bradshaw Wills Rdsmen Roy E. Brownell Mich General Motors Corporation Junction James V. Wills Thomas W. Wolcott Washington American Federation of Labor

Special Price Four 4.75x19 Tires At Cammer Tire Co

Reminder of antiques sale at 326 N Cameron St Winchester on Thursday Feb 11 at 141n A M. Miles B Dean notes tires offered with easy terms and antiques auction details given.

Cammer ‘Tire Co Braddock & Boscawen Sts N. Cameron St Winchester

Rouss Fire Co Notice on Feb 5 Meeting

Charley Rouss Fire Co. holds a meeting Friday evening February 5 at 8 o'clock. Entry by M D Weaver, president.

Rouss Fire CO

Also Mentioned on This Page

Davis Sen Loudoun B. F.C U. S Apostles of Economy Sarah Zane M. M. Lynch Frazier, Greever ABC Vivine Charles Augustus Lindbergh Laws Front Royal and Frost Striker Ing & Cather Fear Park Mr. Demaray BY Budget Bureau J. C. B. Davis Department of Justice Mattson John F. Johnson Dr. Davis Auburn Wash Charles Mattson Ed Norris Charles Ludwig Johnson Ludwig Tacoma Federal Bureau of Investigation Tacoma Tide Flats Hero of Science Sitters Mr. Moyer Fighters of Flood Watch Army Attorney For Corporation Miles B. Dean Taliinenne M. D. Weaver Mary
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