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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1934

Page

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Socialist Women Fight Beside Men in Austrian Civil War

Civil war in Vienna rages as socialist women carry munitions and reload rifles for husbands and brothers. Government troops answer with artillery. Casualties estimated from 500 to 2000, with 123 civilians found dead. a court martial hanged a 43 year old shoe maker. Continued on page eight.

Associated Press Vienna Austria U. S Prairies Engelbert Dollfuss Karl Marx Danube

Firemen to Have Special Music at Service

Friendship Fire Company holds its annual sermon at the Church of Christ on West Cork Street next Sunday evening. A male fire company quartet and church quartet will join the choir in selections. Old-time hymns will be sung and all invited to participate. Rev. W. L. Dudley will preach. firemen meet at 7 and march to the church for a 7 30 start.

Friendship Fire Company Church of Christ West Cork Street Fire Company W. L. Dudley

Stephens City seniors hold dance for cap and gown fund

The Stephens City High School senior class held a dance Monday night attended by seventy five couples. Proceeds benefited the cap and gown fund to aid graduation expenses, totaling about 9.75 dollars. Music was provided by Soddy Haines and his Virginians.

Stephens City High School

Valentines Day Trade Booms Despite Hard Times

Local dealers report record sales of valentines and comics as shoppers buy heart shaped notes and Cupid decor. Candy shops say heart boxes remain popular with married men ordering gifts for their wives as Valentine’s Day business stays brisk despite cash scarcity.

God of Love

Frederick County Supervisors Meet In Routine Session

Frederick County Board of Supervisors met Monday with all members present. They praised State Senator T Russell Cather for bills on uniform state auditing and asked to reduce the 1932 auditing bill to 1800 dollars. A budget for next year was to be prepared. They supported abandoning the Winchester and Wardensville Railroad west of Gore to Wardensville. A $50 petty cash fund was authorized and Whitacre expense account was approved.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors C. I. Brumback Phil H. Gold W. H. Branner E. W. Adams C. M. Rosenberger T. Russell Cather General Assembly Cather Frederick County Ri. Blackburn Moore Winchester and Wardensville Gore State Corporation Commission Lee N. Whitacre The Revenue Fee

Farmers See Mixed Losses From Severe Cold Wave

In Martinsburg West Virginia February 14 fruit reports warn heavy losses from the east cold snap. Peaches in West Virginia Maryland and Virginia likely down about 60 percent while apples escape. Reduction in June thinning and fewer insect larvae may ease spraying burdens. A branded ad line closes the item.

Associated Press Martinsburg W. Va West Virginia Maryland Virginia

Redistricting Bill Passes Without Change In Virginia

Richmond Democrats report the House of Delegates approved the Holt congressional redistricting bill and sent it to the Governor. The body rejected a tax increase restraint resolution 58 to 34, a move Governor Peery calls a victory for his education tax program. The Senate backed the administration education minimum program and debated auto license tax cuts as concerns pause until Thursday.

Richmond House of Delegates Holt Senate Peery Senate Roads Committee Ion Wicety W. Shelton Fluvanna House Berkley Adams John Spiers Montgomery Ashton Dovell Appropriations Committee Wilbur Hall Finance Committee John Q. Rhodes Shelton English Richmond City Britt Buxton Campbell Dan Coleman J. T. Coleman Collings Daughtrey R. B. Davis Dejamnette Fishburg Herring Hutcheson Irvine Jackson King Lyon Mackall McMurran Medley Miller Moffat Morrison Oast Quesenberg Richards Ruffin Segar Smith Terrell Wilson J. Sinclair Brown Baddy Daughton Moss Oliver Shrader Waldrop L. G. White

Banquet of Bible Class Postponed

The annual banquet of the Good Samaritan Bible Class of the United Brethren Church has been postponed until further notice by class president M. V. Snake. Illness of Rev. George W. Stover and death of member Barrett prompted the postponement.

Good Samaritan Bible Class United Brethren Church Snake George W. Stover An Barrett

Butler's Packing House Ad Chooses Beef and Pork Deals

Choice beef and pork advertised at low everyday prices from Butler's Packing House. Local readers: shop today for fresh cuts and value, with ongoing daily specials.

Butler’s Packing House

Apple Blossom Festival Seeks Public View On Continued Celebration

Winchester and surrounding county residents are urged to express support for continuing the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The executive committee seeks broader public input after limited responses to a coupon appeal. Chairman William E. Cooper and treasurer Clifford D. Grim invite letters or calls to share views and contributions.

Apple Blossom Festival Committee Winchester Star William E. Cooper Clifford D. Grim Messers. Cooper and Grim

Funeral of Rev. S. R. Ludwig Largely Attended

The funeral for Rev Sanford R Ludwig a 43 year United Brethren minister drew ministers and friends from four states. Services at his home 317 National Ave featured hymns The Old Rugged Cross Going Down the Valley and a poem Crossing the Bar Read by Rev Paul Holdcraft. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers included ministers from Martinsburg Winchester Berkeley Springs and Williamsport with many flowers showing esteem. Relatives from Beckley Beckley W V Beckley W V Beckley W V and Winchester attended.

United Brethren Church Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Sanford R. Ludwig National Avenue George W. Stover Winchester A. B. Church A. P. Havermale Martinsburg W. Va J. H. Brunk Paul Holdcraft Hagerstown W. A. Wilt Franklin G. Senger Frederick Old Rugged Cross Mr. Holdcraft James Hott L. D. Grubbs T. J. Orndorff Ralph Cather Ray Hicks Ernest Grayson

Fresh Halibut Salmon Steak and Butter Fish

Pure Food Store advertises fresh halibut salmon steak and butter fish in their seafood lineup.

Lp Lt Pure Food Store

Hand of Death Is Placed On Clarence Barrett

Clarence A. Barrett of 306 Smithfield Avenue died at Memorial Hospital at 11 40 this morning from a cerebral hemorrhage after illness at the Bruce Town Woolen Mill. He was 57 last November and active in the United Brethren Church. He leaves wife Nettie Bell, daughter Evelyn, and three brothers Henry Mortimer and William. Funeral arrangements to be announced in The Star.

Clarence A. Barrett Smithfield Avenue Memorial Hospital Brucetown Barrett United Brethren Church Henry Preston Margaret Ann Hawkins Barrett Morgan County W. Va Capon Bridge Nettie Bell Frederick County Evelyn Barrett Henry and Mortimer William Barrett Bedford County

Blazing Chimney Alarm Draws Fire Response

Firemen answered a chimney blaze at the home of Ikey Marciii on North Avenue this afternoon. The fire was put out without water on the property. Fire Chief Barr warned against using a general alarm for small fires and said he would enforce the law if the practice continues. He noted no need for more than one company to respond to chimney fires.

Ikey Marciii North Avenue Barr

Public sale of stocks in Winchester Virginia event

In front of Court House in Winchester Virginia at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday February 17, 1934. Ten shares of Potomac Edison and five shares of National Fruit. Terms cash. Jonas O Chamberlin Executor of the estate of R P Chamberlin deceased. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.

Court House Winchester Potomac Edison National Fruit Jonas O. Chamberlin R. P. Chamberlin Dee'd Duvall & Dunn Autioneers

Chicken and Oyster Supper at Welltown School House

Welltown School House hosts a chicken and oyster supper on Friday February 1st at 1pm. The event benefits Welltown Church with tickets priced at 35 cents.

Welltown School House Welltown Church

Cammerer To Address Shenandoah Park Talk At Chamber Meet

Arno B. Cammerer director of the national park service will speak at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. He will discuss Shenandoah National Park plans including the great mountain highway to connect Shenandoah with Great Smokies. The event starts 6 30 at the George Washington Hotel with music by Grace Lutheran Church and presiding by Dr. Charles R. Anderson.

Arno B. Cammerer National Park Bureau United States Department of the Interior Chamber of Commerce Andrew Bell Cammerer U. S. National Parks Service Shenandoah National Park Great Mountain Shenandoah Great Smokies Rotary Kiwanis, Lions The American Legion Club Champer of Commerce Bell George Washington Hotel Grace Lutheran Church George W. Jones Charles R. Anderson Commerce

Special Lenten Service Program At Grace Church

Grace Lutheran Church announces a complete Lenten service schedule for Ash Wednesday through Holy Week. Reverend Dr. Luther A. Thoms leads daily observances with morning services at 11 and evening Vespers at 7 30. The program includes “The Eternal Conflict” and other sermons along with “Gods Esteemed Son Our Only Saviour” on Wednesdays and thematic midweek events.

Grace Church Luther A. Thoms Grace Lutheran Church Acres OWS Christ

Bargain Sale Offered on Stocks and Local Goods

For sale 5 shares Virginia Cold Storage and 25 shares Union Bank Stock. Priced right. R. T. Bryarly at 137 N. Main St call 389. Sale includes Moling and Cather's Thursday Friday and Saturday ending end of month.

Virginia Cold Storage Union Bank R. T. Bryarly N. Main St Eod

Lindbergh Face Reevaluation of Reserve Corps Rank

New York report says Arthur W. McMahon asked the army to revoke Col. Charles A. Lindbergh s commission in the Officers Reserve Corps. McMahon accused Lindbergh of conduct unbecoming an officer for sending a telegram to President Roosevelt protesting air mail contract cancellations. Governor s Island officials noted Nolan would decide if any action is taken.

Associated Press New York Army Charles A. Lindbergh Arthur W. McMahon Lindbergh Roosevelt McMahon Naval Reserve Air Force Dennis E. Nolan Second Corps Governor’s Island Corp Governor's Island Noland

Rural Groups to Confer Here on Recreation Plans

Mrs. H. C. Cox funds a conference with Miss Ella Gardner of the Children Bureau Washington D C. at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Friday 10 30 to 3 30 adults and older youth invited to discuss organization and recreation guidance for county groups.

8. C. Cox Virginia Parent-Teachers’ Organization State Home Demonstration Department Ella Gardner Children Bureau Department of Labor Washington, D. C Chapel of Christ Episcopal Church West Boscawen Street Winchester

Mixed Day in Markets and Politics Across States

Markets show mixed sentiment as weather cuts peach crops 60 percent in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. House of Delegates kills local option on Sunday movies and events in Richmond. Senate debates charges against William P MacCracken. Vienna reports Socialist women clash with troops overnight as government conflict continues.

New York Martinsburg Virginia West Virginia Maryland Richmond House of Delegates Baltimore Chicago Basil H. Banghart Isaac Costner la Plata Alton Hayden Wicomico River Holt House Washington Senate William P. MacCracken Oreign

Roosevelt backs subsidy plan for ocean mail contracts

President Roosevelt favors a complete reorganization of the ocean mail contract system and supports using subsidies instead of the current government aid. He weighs the future of air mail with other pressing matters as Farley completes his report.

Associated Washington Roosevelt Farley Cen Eee Raecoa Senate Ocean Mail New Y Friday Transcontinental and Western Air, Incorporated Washington William P. MacCracken MacCracken M'Cracken Chesley Jurney Airemail Hanshue Brittin Girvin New York

Ford Dealers Advertises V-8 Cars and Service

Advertisement from Bickers Motor Co dated February 12 1931 promotes Ford V-8 automobiles with emphasis on performance and value. Includes dealer contact details and showroom messaging typical of the era.

Bickers Motor CO Ford Dealers

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Valentines S. R. Ludwig United Brethren Penna Clarence Barrett Arno Camimerer National Park Shenandoah Park Dr. Thomas Peni Moling and Cather’s. Iplt Col. Lindbergh Miss Gardner Federal Bureau
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