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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1929

Page

3

Social and Personal Officers Elected at First Brethren Church

Christian Endeavor Society of the First Brethren Church installed officers led by Rev. B J Rohart. Leaders include President W B Wells Vice President J F Bly Secretary Mable Hausenfluck Treasurer Albert Strader and committee chairs Charles Buhl G W Middleton Alva Frye and Mrs Holmes Fletcher. A junior department will be formed under Mrs J Rohart. Members invited to all meetings.

Christian Endeavor’ Society Christian Endeavor Society First Brethren Church Society B. J. Rohart W. B. Wells J. F Bly Mable Hausenfluck Albert Strader Charles Buhl G. W. Middleton Alva Frye Holmes Fletcher J. Rohart

Birth of Noell Fay to Mr and Mrs Frisby Racey

Mr and Mrs Frisby Racey celebrate the birth of a daughter named Noell Fay on a Saturday evening in February. Mrs Racey, formerly Edna Dolphin of Richmond, becomes the Dolphin family’s first grandchild welcomed by relatives. B L Stollenwerck, visiting on business, returned to Staunton, Virginia.

B. .L Stollenwerck Staunton

Social Notes From Baltimore Visitors and Local Guests

A crowded roster lists visitors and residents in town. names include Mr Crockett of Gray Bar Electric Baltimore and Mr Moore of Zenith Radio Baltimore, with guests from Roanoke Harrisburg Williamsburg and Washington. Several locals illness and travel plans noted, including Miss Virginia Ashley ill at home and Mrs Glaize and Mrs Belt in Washington for a weekend.

Mary Lynch Washington Mrs. M. M. Lynch South Washington Street Alma Peer Freddie Moore South Kent Street Mary Katherine Quick William and Mary College Williamsburg Justa Quick Harris Addition

Junius Fishburn Not Candidate For State Chamber

Roanoke Va Feb 5 A new work program for 1929 and beyond will be adopted by the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting in Roanoke. Junius P Fishburn of Roanoke resigns after two years as president. Directors will be elected from a 21 member board and several officers named.

Roanoke Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Hotel Roanoke Junius P. Fishburn Chamber of Commerce Hampton Roads Virginia W. DD. Ennis Technical Advisory Corporation Ennis State Chamber Julien U. Hill Richmond LeRoy Hodges J. Gordon Bohannan Petersburg Willian Tyler Dante Umittion Forestry Robert Tate Boxington Frederick BE. Nolting 8. C. Mitchell University of Richmond Roanoke Ney of Commerce Charles D. Fox

Credit Report By Reserve Board Unsettles Market

New York Feb 6 The Federal Reserve Board statement on credit conditions near market close unsettled stocks, wiping out early gains and sending many industrials down 3 to 10 points. Call money moved up to 7 percent as large outside offerings pressed rates lower. Trade and dividend news remained favorable.

New York Federal Reserve Board

Vatican Confirms Pending Report on Roman Question

Rome reports that Vatican circles confirmed a pending settlement announcement for Tuesday February 12, with a qualifying clause noting possible postponement until Easter.

Associated Press Rome Vatican

Hawks Set Nonstop West East Flight Record

Capt Frank Hawks in a scarlet Lockheed monoplane with mechanic Oscar Grubb flew nonstop from Los Angeles to Roosevelt Field New York in 18 hours 21 minutes 59 seconds beating the Goebel time by nearly two hours despite snow fog and rain.

Hawks Los Angeles New York Roosevelt Field Frank Hawks Goebel Grubb

Oyster Tong Row Breaks Out Again in Virginia

Sixty two Gloucester oyster tongers were arrested on charges of illegal tonging after defying the Virginia Fish Commission ruling. Warrants were served on tongers and three boat captains for purchasing stolen oysters. 50 bond posted for Friday hearings. Virginia Fisheries Commissioner Harry F. Houston planned a special boat and 25 men with machine guns to restore order.

Associated Press Gloucester Point Gloucester C. Smith Virginia Fist Commission Achilles Fish Commission York Disputed Territory T. J. Blake Tongers Ilegally H. &. Hinderenens Newport News Harry F. Houston Virginia York River

Murder Charges Denied By Gordon Northcott

Gordon Stewart Northcott testified from the witness stand that his trial for boy murders was framed by police investigators and he categorically denied killing the unidentified Mexican youths Louis and Nelson Winslow brothers.

Walter Collins Collins Northcott Mrs. Northcott San Quentin Prison Collins Boys Associated Press Rivprside Cal Gordon Stewart Northcott Louis Nelson Winslow Brothers

Senate approves 15 cruisers and an aircraft carrier

The Senate voted 68 to 12 to increase the Navy by 15 cruisers and an aircraft carrier with construction to begin before July 1981. The plan calls for a total appropriation of 275 million dollars, with 17 million per cruiser and 19 million for the carrier, amid budget concerns from President Coolidge and debates over naval arms parity with Britain and Japan.

Associated Press Washington Senate House Bie Coolidge Japan

Petticoat Gap Seer Celebrates Groundhog Day Birthday

Bill Campbell, the Pettigoat Gap weather predictor in Hayfield Virginia, marked his eighty fourth birthday on Groundhog Day despite freezing temps. Known as a local genius, he relies on Kabibonokke winds and monthly rulings to forecast weather. He enjoys a simple life with a corn cob pipe and a black cat, his shack famed after a Baltimore Sun feature.

Hayfield Bill Campbell Bill Pettigoat Gap Baltimore Sun

Vinegar Vapors Proposed To Fight Influenza Epidemic

Paul Haesack a noted chemical engineer recommends vinegar vapors as a fumigant and disinfectant to check the influenza epidemic now prevalent in parts.

Paul Haesack

Vinegar Steam Used to Help Fight Grippe Spread

United States readers are advised to place a one quart bowl near a radiator and keep it filled with vinegar to inhale fumes that may fortify respiratory organs against influenza germs. Optional drops of cologne or scented fume may improve room odor. Hassack, a zymology expert, urges sharing the method to help prevent what could become a national disaster.

United States Hassack

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Ethel VY. Hannum B. H. Linthicum Presbyterian Church Linthicum Frederick County Forest Glen George W. Clowser Capon Springs Sunshine Club Frank Yeakle Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Valley Avenue D. E. Stultz E. C. Yost Herbert Schutte C. B. Smaltz S. M. Wisecarver Langhorne David Gray Langhorne Pulaski Emily Addison Langhorne Andrew Frederick Gustafson Blacksburg Norfolk Christ’s Episcopal Church Gustafson Virginia Polytechnic Institute James W. Spellman Florida Winchester Orlando Fla Spellman Mayme Spellman East Piccadilly Street Miss Caroles Cave William Cave Mountain Falls Memorial Hospital Miss Cave Miss Frances Kaine Frances Kaine South Braddon Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Miss Kaine Clarke County Iaine National Auxiliary i B. M. Roszel American Legion Auxiliary Frances W. Beverley Charlottesville Boyce Ficklen, Jr Georgia Julienne Southern Ficklin American Red Cross Jerome A. Wooten Huntsberry Mrs. Frisby -Racey R. C. Cathey Roanoke, Va Jack Klena Hoshour Baltimore Frank Feinberg North Loudoun Street J. Wilbur Warner The Potomac Edison Company Hagerstown George Petley Sprint and Petley Mr. L. A. Roane Norfolk, Va Irene Mathews Handley High School North Washington Street Charles Lupton Clearbrook Evans Johnson White Post Herman Cohn Messrs J. R. Michael Melvin Lewis Radio Shop Southern Wholesale Company Fred L. Glaize Stewart Belt Misses Carter Gussie Conrad Carrie Hunter H. D. Fuller Atlantic City Haddon Hall Virginia Ashley Mrs. E. F. Ashley Highland Avenue Paul R. Gable Chambersburg, Pa George Washington Hotel Mrs. Kimmell Philip Fowle F. R. Rowe Gettysburg, Pa Thomas B. Byrd New York City Junius Fishburn STATE Reserve Board Gordon Northcott Wlden Crown Steuart, Bon & Co Balto, Ma Tae Sidney Ardiley ST. Andrews Carmont Olympia Fields Agua Caliente Aky Sir Sidney Goose Seeae Tomotherr Petticoat Gap Paris Sample Shoe Store Lovett Bros Norain Lota Normas Tetrat Rotary Club Civic Civics and Chamber of Commerce George Washingtan Endicott-Johnson Shoes S. Kirson & Sons Matt Jeff BUD #ISHER
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