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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1931

Page

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Virginia apple rate case seeks reopen and reargument

The Virginia State Horticultural Society backed by the State Corporation Commission petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a reopening and reargument of the Virginia apple rate case. Evidence from carriers and New York growers is cited to show parity with New York rates, arguing the existing basis harms Virginia growers and southern markets.

New York State Virginia State Horticultural Society State Corporation Commission Shenandoah Interstate Commerce Commission Virginia H. E. Ketner Commerce State Corporation Commissions New York Charlottesville Roanoke United States Southern Indiana Illinois Chicago Bontinsea

Shoemaker Faces Trial On Arson Charge

Shoemaker, a Gore area resident, is set to stand trial February 9 on a grand jury indictment for arson in the October 28 1950 fire at the Eastern Silica and Chemical Corporation plant near Gore. Sheriff and state fire investigators were involved. Shoemaker is jailed.

Pig Frederick County Biscuit Court Gore Eastern Silcia and Chemical Corporation Bryan O. Brumback E. L. Humston PR. M. Cougill Silas W. Grim Fred E. Kline Joseph W. Hancher J. M. Williams Shoemaker Philip Williams Eastern Silica and Chemical Corporation Shoemak Sy Pannte 'Ana Deogtas Ves Y West Virginia

Another Quake Rocks Hastings Causing a Panic

A powerful aftershock hit Hastings New Zealand at 10 o clock causing renewed panic. Martial law bars entry to the business district without a permit as looting occurs and guards station across the town. The American consulate reports no US casualties listed yet.

Associated Press Hastings New Zealand Washington Wellington State Department

Four Killed in Prague Unemployment Demonstration clash

Four people were killed and four others fatally injured as gendarmes charged unemployed demonstrators at Asch. In Dux, about 200 protesters attempted to reach the city hall, clashing with gendarmes who fired into the crowd.

Associated Press Prague Czecho-Slovakia Asch Eee Dux Bohemia

Special Rain Prayers Ordered In Cincinnati Archdiocese

Archbishop J. T. McNicholas ordered special prayers for rain to relieve the drought and prepare the earth for a bountiful harvest. The prayers will be said daily in all Catholic churches of the Cincinnati archdiocese.

Associated Press Cincinnati Ohio J. T. McNicholas

Hauling Wanted to Baltimore and Washington

Long distance hauling job sought with reasonable rates. Contact RN KC MICCICHE for details at 461, p-11.

Baltimore Washington

Plans for joint Virginia State and Cumberland Valley firemen’s convention

A large Winchester meeting outlined preparations for the August convention of the Virginia State and Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Associations. Reports covered concessions, parades, dances, and a two-parade plan to showcase firefighting apparatus for about 80 000 visitors. An art exhibit and public entertainment at Handley High School and Handley Auditorium are planned with proceeds funding school art purchases.

Virginia State Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen Friendship Fire Company O. H. Lewis Ding Nelson F. Richards Cumberland Valley Virginia Middle Atlantic Shenandoah Fred W. Forney Clay Manuel G. Reginald Haines H. Jones Handley High School Gainsborough Titian da Vinci Terborch Murillo van Dyck Raphael Brush Ben Foster George de Forest George Innes Ernest Albert Frank Duveneck Gardner Symons Bruce Crane William Wyant Harry Vincent Robert Westley Amick Gustav Wiegand Handley Auditorium Handley Orchestra Glee Club Quartette Gallery of History and Art

Hook Takes Chrysler Plymouth Agency In Winchester

Mr L J Hook, previously agent for Oakland and Pontiac, now represents Chrysler and Plymouth in Winchester. A display of the new models is planned around February 20 with Hook promising complete service and economical care for owners and prospective buyers.

L. J. Hook Oakland Pontiac Chrysler Plymouth Winchester Hook

Important meeting of Virginia fruit growers in Winchester

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 Tth. Commissioner George W. Koiner will discuss next year's inspection regulations and spray residue. All growers are urged to attend, including those in Frederick County. PHIL H. GOLD, Pres. Frederick County Fruit Growers Association.

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

Eastern Public Service Corp Bus Information Notice

Public notice for general bus information services in Pennsylvania. Contains operational details and contact guidance for riders seeking route and schedule information.

Eastern Pub. Service Corp Rpree. al

Commerce Banquet Program Set At George Washington Hotel

The annual Chamber of Commerce and luncheon clubs banquet is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the George Washington Hotel. Judge Philip Williams will toastmaster. The program features solos, presidential introductions, the Winchester Chamber of Commerce yearly report by Charles P. McVicar, readings by Mrs Morrissett, an address by Calvin Brown of the United States Chamber, and a piano solo by Geo H Emmons. Calvin Brown arrives in Winchester at 2 30 and will tour the city with McVicar and Andrew Bell.

Chamber of Commerce and George Washington Philip Williams Nans Colorado Cy Mee Chamber of Commerce Winchester Chamber of Commerce Charles P. McVicar Reading Morrissett Lynchburg A. H. Jackson Calvin Brown Organization Department of the United States Chamber of Commerce Geo. H. Emmons Brown Winchester Andrew Bell

Friendship Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held in Friendship Hall tomorrow night at 8 o clock. All members are requested to be present. Fred W. Forney, Captain.

The Friendship Fire Company Friendship Hall Fred W. Forney

Firemen Seek Public Typists Aid for Winchester Department

The Winchester fire department asks stenographers and typists who wish to assist public spiritedly to leave their names with H. R. Potts at 152 North Lyon Street. An hour or so of help now and then will mean much to us. Convention Committee.

Winchester Fire Department H. R. Potts North Loi N Street

B. & C. Bread Wins Over Apotogas Taster Group

A local taste panel selects B. and C. Bread as the top choice in a citywide bread flavor test. Judges praised rich flavor and satisfying texture, noting its standout crust and aroma.

Salvation Army Opens Free Soup Kitchen in Winchester

Major and Mrs. James Mars announce a temporary free soup kitchen at 15 West Bosca wen Street serving 11 0 1 30 and 3 30 to 5 30 daily starting tomorrow. Open to residents and visitors in need with donations requested and volunteers sought to aid the effort.

James Mars Salvation Army Winchester West Boscawen Street E. Bruce Capper Mars Harry T. Smith United States Army Major Mars

Stolen Oakland Coupe Recovered Within Forty Five Minutes

Mrs. Catherine P. Richards reported her Oakland coupe stolen in front of the George Washington Hotel at 11 30 a m. Officer Hinkins pursued the thieves toward Berryville and recovered the car near the Berryville colt show grounds after a short pursuit. Mrs Richards and her brother in law Nelson F Richards joined the chase and returned the vehicle to the city as Clarke county authorities and Berryville police continued the search for the two suspects.

Winchester Catherine P. Richards Alva C. Richards George Washington Clarke County Berryville Hinkins Colt Show Grounds W. W. Smallwood

Fire destroys Faulk home. two children perish in blaze

Leechburg Pennsylvania February 5 two children Paul Jr 3 and Theodore 2 sons of Paul Faulk die in a house fire. Their mother 23 is burned seriously while attempting rescue and is hospitalized.

Leechburg Paul Faulk Paul, Jr Theodore Faulk

Northern Virginia Dental Study Club Meets at Dr Grove’s Strasburg Office

The February meeting of the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club, led by Dr C B Harlee, discussed better health dentistry and plans for a Handley County school dental clinic. Dr M A Byrd joined as new member, taking over Dr W A Daniels practice as he left for an internship in St Louis.

Northern Virginia Dental Study Club Cecil S. Grove Strasburg C. B. Harlee Winchester Harlee Handley School Grove Timberville Fahrney Baltimore Dental Society Baltimore M. A. Byrd Berryville W. A. Daniels George W. Winter School of Exodontists St. Louis College of Dentistry St. Louis Daniels Drs. Cecil Grove E. M. Steele Stephens City W. A. Wunder Woodstock W.E. Fahrney J. A. Richard R. B. Snapp W. D. Myers B. M. Knight, Jr E. C. Ce R. R. Sartelle Wincheser W. E. Fahrney

Tanquary Appeals Reckless Driving Charge After Collision

Mrs. Elizabeth Tanquary appealed a $20 fine and costs in police court to the Corporation Court after a collision between her car and a Jones Brothers Meat Market truck driven by John Franks on South Loudon Street yesterday afternoon. Judge Don ald L. Weems presided.

Donald L. Weems Elizabeth Tanquary Corporation Court

Local Man Shoots Four Pound Hawk on Millwood Pike

Holmes Lewis, resident of Millwood Pike, shot and killed a chicken hawk believed to raid his yard. The hawk weighed four pounds and stretched about 47 inches across the wings.

Holmes Lewis Millwood Pike

Fall Injures Haldeman’s Creamery Worker Emerson Brown

Emerson Brown, employed at Haldeman's Creamery, slipped at work yesterday and severely cut his hand on a broken milk bottle. He was treated at Memorial Hospital and returned to duties at the creamer.

Emerson Brown Haldeman’s Creamery Memorial Hospital Mr. Brown

Sarah Zane Fire Company Regular Meeting Notice

Regular meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company scheduled for Friday February 5 at 8 o clock. Captain B B Brown signs the notice.

Sarah Zane Fire CO Sarah Zane Fire Company B. Brown

Sermon and Feast Notice for Local Meeting

The annual sermon will be preached Sunday night at 7 30 p m meeting at company hall at 7 p m. The notice invites R B Brown captain to attend and asks all to be present. Also announces a feast of organs at Moling and Cather starting Friday with unclear details.

Company Hall R. B. Brown Moling & Cather

Prospects for a VA veterans hospital improve in Virginia

Prospects for a 400 bed general medicine hospital in Virginia for World War I veterans are favorable. The plan urges $1.5 million funding, with Virginia among states considered by the Veterans Bureau as a potential site. More than sixteen Virginia cities including Richmond and Norfolk bid for the facility once funds are authorized.

Virginia W. Glenn Elliott The American Legion Congressional Committee On Veterans Affairs Washington Virginia Legionnaire United States Veteran's Bureau Hospital Elliot Richmond Norfolk Wytheville Salem Roanoke Clifton Forge Lexington Benna Vista Harrisonburg Charlottesville Staunton Lynchburg Portsmouth Hampton Fredericksburg Waynesboro National Congressorial B. M. Roszel Winchester Roby C. Thompson Abingdon A. T. Finch Chase City

Miss Murray Life Interest In City Hotel And Stable

Mrs. Graybella Ebert widow of Charles M. Ebert says a published clause misstated the gift. The fourth clause grants Miss Maggie Murray of Winchester Va. life interest in the City Hotel Nos 223 and 225 on North Main Street and the rear livery stable, for her natural life, in gratitude for kindness to the Eberts.

Graybella Ebert Charles M. Ebert Corporation Court The Star Ebert City Hotel Maggie Murray

Apple markets at New Liverpool export group report

Cargo Scythia described as fair to good. demand strong for top quality and weak for others. Prices list Yorks, Ben Davis, Albemarle Pippins, Winesaps and Staymans with varied per bushel rates. exchange rate noted as 24 cents per shilling. G B Cooper Harnden and Company, Liverpool Apple Exporters.

G. R. Cooper Harnden & Company Liverpool Scythia Yorks Ben Davis Albemarle Pippins Winesaps Staymans G. BR. Cooper Apple Exporters AN Scotland

Byrd presses federal farm roads fund plea

Former Virginia governor H F Byrd drought relief chairman urges a federal fund of 50 000 per county for farm to market roads to unlock Congress gridlock and aid relief. He warns an extra session would harm business recovery. Senator Glass, Swanson, and Red Cross chair Payne cited in telegrams.

Associated Press Richmond H. F. Byrd Virginia Congress United States Glass and Swanson John Barton Payne Red Cross Byrd Washington Senate Hoover Tontene Oday

Reckless Driving Charge Against Two Is Dismissed

Mayor FP Shryock presided as charges of reckless driving against Mrs. E C Yost and Lucy Foley were dismissed after a car crash at South Braddock and Westford streets last Thursday. Walter Foley Jr suffered mangled fingers. Lucy Foley was found under Virginia’s age limit to operate a car. Attorneys Burr P Harrison and James P Reardon represented Foley and Mrs Yost.

FP. A. Shryock Donald L. Weems E. C. Yost Lucy Foley South Braddock Westford Walter Foley, Jr Virginia Burr P. Harrison James P. Reardon Foley Yost

Family of Six Lost in West Virginia Fire

An Asco, West Virginia, house fire killed a family of six. Mrs. Clarence Bennett, 23, died in hospital after others perished: her husband, two sons aged four and six, and two young daughters died in the fire. Officials attribute the blaze to an overheated kitchen stove.

Welch W. Va Clarence Bennett Asco Here

Navy Dirigible Encounters Storm On Way South

The navy dirigible Los Angeles heading to Guantanamo Cuba faced a storm off the Bahama Islands. It circled to avoid thunder and was tracked 65 miles north of the Bahamas and 667 miles from its destination early today.

Associated Press Washington Guantanamo Cuba

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Apple Growers’ Society Virginia Horticultural Association Circuit Court Handley Mr. Hook Phil H. Gold Frederick County Fruit Growers Association B. and DR. Grove Valley Club OF the Dentiss Legion Murray APPLE Ing Brils Exs Bskts London Glasgow Cardiff Bristol Southampton Hild Farm Roads Fund White House West Va Navy
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