Winchester Man Krol Granted 9000 Bail in New York
Max Krol former Winchester woolen mill treasurer is released on $9000 bail in New York on Feb 4 while extradition hearings proceed. Authorities expect his return to face six embezzlement indictments totaling about $50,000 from the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Co. of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krol
Charles Zimmerman
Long Beach
N. Y
Martin W. Littleton
Supreme Court
Bonynge
George Monyngh
New York
Star
Levy
Florida
Lieved
Winchester
Zimmerman
Littleton
Edwards
Nassau County
Mineola
Commonwealth
James J. Reardon
Naval Hospital
Reardon
Barr
Lehman
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company
Winchester Park meeting postponed to Feb 20
Winchester Park Association announces the regular meeting is postponed to Monday February 20 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Etha N. Grim holds a sale in Kernstown on Friday February 17 featuring a horse and cow.auction notice signed RYLAND CONNER secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park Association
Ryland Conner
Etha N. Grim
Kernstown
Letter Social to Benefit Epworth League
A Letter Social is set for Thursday night the 16th at 8 o clock at the home of Mr. C. E. Armel on the Front Royal road. Proceeds go to the Mace donia Epworth League with a 1 cent per letter donation for each first and last name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Armel
Front Royal Road
Macedonia Epworth League
Stryker Obituary for Mrs Lula C Stryker of Winchester
Mrs Lula C Stryker aged 62 wife of Winchester businessman William Stryker died at 12:30 PM after a brief illness at their 115 South Loudoun street home. She was a lifelong Winchester resident active in Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church and survived by siblings, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at her residence with ministers Rev Dr Frank T McFaden and Rev E A Lambert, interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Lula C. Stryker
William Stryker
Winchester
South
Loudoun Street
Stryker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Sara Jenkins
Maggie Wood
Joseph Massie
Russell Baker
John Enders
Berryville
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Charles R. Anderson
Lester D. Arnold
John F. Rodman, Jr
C. Vernon Eddy
Percy D. Miller
H. B. McCormac
Jos Hodgson
Hugh F. Duffey
Porter S. House
Tractor School Tomorrow At The Lupton Office
Tractor school to be shown tomorrow at the Lupton Orchard Service Company on North Loudoun street starting at 10 AM. Caterpillar Tractor Company will present educational films both talking and silent with lectures on tractor care. Open to the general public and rural groups. no sales solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Lupton Orchard Service Company
North Loudoun Street
Winchester
Zinn Named Correct Defendant In Damages Suit
The Star corrects an earlier report stating L. H. Zinn was defendant in a $10,000 damage suit brought by Mrs. F. E. McComas. Attorney Burr P. Harrison and his Winchester firm were not connected with the case, despite early papers suggesting otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
L. H. Zinn
F. E. McComas
Burr P. Harrison
Harrison and Harrison
Winchester
Moling displays new sweaters and knit skirts at show
Moling & ee presents a clothing exhibit featuring new sweaters and knit skirts. Models showcase textures and patterns highlighting seasonal styles for shoppers seeking fresh wardrobe pieces.
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Moling & Ee
Last of an Old County Family Dies in Martinsburg
Miss Martha Virginia Ashton 80 of Frederick county died at Charles Ashton’s home Martinsburg shortly after noon yesterday after a seven week influenza illness she moved to help nursing relatives and relapsed Born August 15 1853 she was the last of her family A sister and two brothers died in prior years A service will be held at the Martinsburg home then Chestnut Grove Church burial follows Six nephews will be pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Virginia Ashton
Frederick County
Charles Ashton
East Addition Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miss Ashton
Jesse and
Harriet Williams Ashton
Ashton's Mill
This County
Newton A. Cooper
Rockford
Til
George Albert Ashton
Grover C
Walter I. Cooper
John Shade
Lewis Hartman
Albin
Berkeley County
Ill
Winchester
Chestnut Grove Church
Merritt Dies Suddenly in Boston Home
Edward A. Merritt, a prominent Boston business man, died suddenly this morning at his city home. A telegram to Mrs. Robert M. Ward confirms the death. Merritt was married to Elizabeth Dame of Baltimore, niece of Mrs. Ward. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon in Boston.
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Edward A. Merritt
Boston
Mass
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
Merritt
Elizabeth Dame
Baltimore
William M. Dame
Eify
Ward
Reserve Officers To Discuss The Defense Combat
The Winchester Group Conference of Reserve Officers United States Army will hold an important meeting at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Col. B. M. Roszel announces Lieut.-Col. Charles B. Moore will lead a discussion on Defense Combat. full attendance is expected and the invitation extends to all interested in military questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Group
United States Army
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
Charles B. Moore
Infantry
Roszel
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Highlights Quality Wash
Classified brief promotes Winchester Steam Laundry offering thorough cleaning services. Statement claims perfect washing even under a microscope with emphasis on reliable care for garments and household fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam Laundry
Apology Planned Over Missing Atlas From Governor Car
Winchester police chief prepared to send an official city apology to Governor William A. Comstock of Michigan after a road atlas disappeared from the governor’s car while parked at a local service station. The atlas was later recovered and the case remained under investigation to determine how it left the vehicle.
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Nene
Gov. Comstock
Etugan
C. W. Hollis
Winchester
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Hollis
J. D. Leasin
Washington
Romney
W. Va
West Virginia
Funk
Gov. 1 Comstock
Mrs. Beulah Singhass Dies at 40 Amid Pneumonia Attack
Mrs Beulah Virginia Singhass 40 wife of Linden A Singhass died at home 1607 Valley Ave at 1 50 this morning after brief pneumonia illness She was born May 25 1892 in Opequon Frederick County Survived by husband parents Mr and Mrs Pritchard and son Les er Funeral services from 1607 Valley Ave Wednesday at 11 with Rev Russell and Rev Alleman Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Virginia Singhass
Linden A. Singhass
Valley Avenue
Opequon
Frederick County
Singhass
F. I
Laura V. Pritchard
Schaaf to undergo brain blood clot operation
Johnny Buckley, manager of Ernie Schaaf, told Madison Square Garden officials the boxer who suffered an intra cranial hemorrhage in a bout with Primo Camera would have an immediate operation to remove the blood clot from the brain. The procedure would likely end Schaaf's fighting career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Johnny Buckley
Ernie Schaaf
Madison, Square Garden
Buckley
Boston
Carnera
the Garden
McSwain to Push Muscle Shoals Dam Plan in Special Session
Representative John J. McSwain of South Carolina plans a bill to implement President Roosevelt’s Tennessee Valley empire vision. The measure would call for the operation of Muscle Shoals and the construction of a dam on the Tennessee River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
Congress
John J. McSwain
South Carolina
McSwain
Tennessee River
Five Killed In Crash of Cars
Five people were killed early today when their automobile was struck by a Dallas Fort Worth inter urban car at the edge of Fort Worth. The inter urban car jumped the tracks but did not overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas-Fort Worth
Sparks Fly as Manhole Sparks Burn Boy in California
In Oakland 10 year old George Deppin sparked a fire leaping across an iron man hole cover. Sparks ignited sewer gas. he fell, was hospitalized with burns and bruises. Other items include a jig saw puzzle accident in Norristown and a deafness reversal in Hood River. Indiana University students debate anti hitchhiking bills. Portland man turns 79 cents into a noodle business and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
George Deppin
George
Norristown
Abbie Burns
Portland
Ore
Charles C. Baker
Baker
Japan Stand Firm Over Manchukuo Independence
Tokyo reports the cabinet and emperor approved a message to the League of Nations insisting on Manchukuo's independence. A Manchukuo spokesman threatened to slam the open door as the League debates sanctions, while Japan prepares for Jehol operation to curb rebels and safeguard Manchukuo amid Sino Japanese tensions.
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Associated Preas
Tokyo
League of Nations
Japan
Manchukuu
League
Changchun
Manchuria
League Assembly
Manchukuo
Jehol
Mukden
Geneva
Nobuyoshi Muto
Jebol
Muto
Jebel
New Cardinals To Be Created March Consistory
The Osservatore Romano announced a consistory on March 13 to create six new cardinals including Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, apostolic delegate to the United States and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaticancity
Osservatore Romano
Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi
United States
Mexico
Russia's Railways and Waterways Highlight Vast Network
Russia boasts more than 35 000 miles of railways and 20 000 miles of navigable rivers, canals and lakes for steamers. Moscow serves as the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Special Rites for the Elks at Christ Church
Winchester Lodge No. 467 Elks held special services at Christ Episcopal Church on West Boscawen Street. Rev. Robert B. Nelson preached as Handley High School glee clubs joined in selections. Warren Eddy led the lodge committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Christ Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
the Elks
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Handley High School
Madeline Whit- Ock
Episcopal Church
Rev. Nelson
America
Warren Eddy
Elks Lodge
BE. T. Snider
W. R. Pifer
Handley Glee Club
S Soprano
Evelyn Athey
Kathryn Bradford
E. Clevenger
Kathryn Coonty
Elizabeth Crisman
Margaret DeHaven
Dora Grim
Rosalie Headley
Dorothy Jones
Elsie Locks
Helen Ludwig
June Mason
Sylvia Rappaport
Patsy Sartelle
Cecelia Miller
Cardelle Shade
Pearl Smith
Martha Stine
Beulah Stultz
Anna Fay Stuphin
Mary Kathryn
Lee Baker
Carl Garber
Kenneth Brengle
John Ramey
Franklin Patton
A. Tavenner
Robert Hockman
Mrs. Evelyn Pifer Dies at Stephens City Va at 83
Evelyn Sophie Pifer 83 widow of George I Pifer died at her Stephens City home after seven years of declining health. Survived by three daughters and three sons, two brothers and 11 grandchildren. She joined United Brethren then attended Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church. Funeral Tuesday at 2.30 from Cedar Cliff Church with Rev. Allen Jones officiating and burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Evelyn Sophie Pifer
George I Pifer
Massie
Stéphens City
George Roberts
Mamie Pifer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Benjamin Pifer
Bellesville
N. J
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Cedar Cliff Church
Allen Jones
Green Hill Cemetery
Mr. Unger Dies In Hagerstown
Peter B. Unger a native of Unger's Store Frederick county died at 280 South Potomac Street Hagerstown Maryland after a brief illness due to blood poisoning. Remains were moved to Winchester by R T Jones and Company. Funeral arrangements to be announced in tomorrow's Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Unger
Unger
Frederick County
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
R. T. Jones and Company
Baruch outlines world recovery plan oppose inflation
Bern ard Baruch testifies on a broad program for world economic recovery based on balanced budgets and sound money. He opposes inflation and advocates farm relief while urging international silver agreement and Versailles treaty revision to speed disarmament and debt liquidation. He notes four causes of gloom and discusses Roosevelt’s potential reorganization powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industrial Board
Baruch
Hoover
Roosevelt
Eee
Garner
Senate
Treasury Post Office Department
Byrnes
House Democrats
Congress
Local Store Suffers Loss From A Blaze
Hamburger's Specialty Shop on North Loudoun street suffered heavy damage when a fire started in the cellar from an overheated furnace. Firefighters contained the blaze, with owner Mr. Hamburger estimating a $15,000 stock and noting unknown total losses. Building owned by Herman H. Hable sits in downtown Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburger
Loudoun Street
Herman H. Hable
Winchester
White Palace
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S. Loudoun St
Lupton
Grand Lodge of Masons
Richmond
Grand Lodge of
Virginia
Masonic Temple
Hiram Lodge
Frank H. Dorsey
Harry L. McCann
O. C. Cassell
Grand Lodge
Harry K. Green
Clarendon
Virginia Masons
J. C. Padgett
Independence
E. A. Merritt
Atlas
Schaaf
Representative McSwain
The
Duluth
Minn
Hood River, Ore
R. E. Runnell
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Paul V. McNutt
ELKS
Rev
Nelson
Handley Chorus
Mr. Unger
Hi Ho
Chinatown
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