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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1936

Page

2

Be A Good Neighbor Relief Drive Aims 14500

Central Pung campaign seeks 14500 to aid about 150 Winchester families unable to help themselves. Officials say 362 per family yearly, under $2 weekly, suffices for bare necessities, with prior drives showing firm community support and savings through centralized funding. Welfare workers cited a desperate blind couple as example of need.

Winchester John Rosenberger Rosenberger Welfare Department

Illness Fatal To Miss Nan Markwood in West Virginia

Miss Jessie Markwood of this city learns of her aunt Miss Nan Markwood’s death in Burlington West Virginia after a brief illness. She was about eighty and sister of the late Rev L R Markwood once pastor in the Baltimore conference. She leaves nephew Henry Chamberlain of Winchester and niece Mrs Floyd Edwell of Charles Town. Funeral set for Monday afternoon but severe weather may keep Miss Jessie Markwood away.

Jessie Markwood Nane Markwood Burlington W. Va Markwood L. R. Markwood Southern Methodist Church Frederick Henry Chamberlain Winchester Floyd Edwell Charles Town

First Death in a Circle of Eleven Relatives Laid to Rest

Mrs. Texanaria Riddleberger 60 wife of old Riddleberger dies after protracted illness in Washington. She leaves a husband a daughter and a granddaughter in Washington and six sisters and four brothers. Her family, long rooted in Clarke and Shenandoah counties Virginia, attended the funeral in Washington and interment followed in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

A. Hunter Davidson Washington, D. C Texanaria Riddleberger Old Riddleberger Cedar Hill Deme Riddleberger George C. Pulliam Clarke County Nandoah County Powell's Fort James P. and Arthur A. Pulliam Washington Oscar H. Pulliam Baltimore

Virginia Swathed in Snow as Breaks Appear Across State

The wintry storm left Virginia with up to 20 inches of snow in Bath County and drifts four to five feet elsewhere. Roads blocked, schools closed, buses and trains disrupted, and power lines down as snow eased only in places. Coast guard efforts stalled by ice and widespread travel chaos persisted into the day.

Associated Press Virginia Bath Virginia Ane Mement Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk and Air Lines Richmond Virginia Electric and Power Company Roanoke Danville Petersburg Norfolk Augusta Albemarle Alleghany Waynesboro Williamsburg Pennsylvania Virginia Stage Lines Piedmont Virginia Charlottesville Highway Department Ter New River Galax Coast Guard Antietam Chesapeake Bay Bay Bluefield Clinch Valley James River Valley Warminster Dillwyn Manteo Allegheny Jackson Greenbrier Cowpasture James River Pocahontas County W Va Alleghenies

Charles Curtis Dies After Brief Illness

Former vice president Charles Curtis dies at home after a short cold. He had planned to back Governor Alf Landon for the Republican nomination. His sister Mrs. Dolly Gann and Miss Lola Williams rushed to his side as funeral plans were pending. He left two daughters, a son, and siblings in Topeka and Providence.

Curtis Edward Everett Gann Mr. Gann Fort Sam Houston Texas Harry K. Curtis Taos N. M Elizabeth Colvin Topeka Kan Chicago

Seven Community Groups Discuss Farm Mood Causes and Help

Seven of ten groups met this week to discuss two questions. The main cause of low mood cited is World War I followed by over production and lost export markets. Remaining groups canceled meetings due to heavy snowfall.

Gainesboro Middletown Winchester Stephenson Mountain View Mount Airy Star Tannery Stephens City White Hall Fairview

Mrs Strider Dies After Year of Heart Ailment

Mrs Strider aged 46 died after more than a year of heart trouble. She had been troubled by the recent death of her husband who was from the notable Stride family of Jefferson county West Virginia. He is the brother-in-law of Mrs Susie Glass Strider of Winchester.

Winchester Strider Stride Jefferson County W Va Susie Glass Strider

Farmers discuss tariffs and farm relief in county meetings

The article outlines farmers views on federal aid, favoring cooperative government support and fair prices. It lists discussion dates from February 10 to February 15 at New Gainesboro, Middletown, Kaufman, Winchester, Mountain View, Mount Airy, Gravel Springs, White Hall, and Fairview with leaders named. Weather conditions may postpone sessions.

New Gainesboro Max Braithwaite Middletown E. M. Funk Kaufzman Stephenson W. Huyett County Court House Winchester John W. Larrick, Jr Mountain View School N. B Mount Airy Lucien Brumback Gravel Springs J. L. Hershman White Hall Roy Bageant Stephens City J H. Funkhouser Fairview Grange M. J. Pease Stine

Shenandoah Valley A Cages St. Paul’s Baltimore

Shenandoah Valley Academy basketball returned to action this afternoon against St. Paul’s of Baltimore on the local court. Shenandoah Valley, improving since early games, faces a smooth opponent and a tough contest slated to tip off at 3 o clock.

Shenandoah Valley Academy St. Paul’s Baltimore Shenandoah Valley

Funeral Rites Held for Wife of Bishop Strider

Funeral services in St Matthew's Episcopal Church Wheeling West Virginia for Mrs Eleanor Greer Strider wife of Rt Rev Robert E Lee Strider bishop co adjutor of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia who died at her home in Wheeling several days ago.

St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Wheeling W. Va Eleanor Greer Strider Robert E. Lee Strider Protestant Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia

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