Republicans Plan Early 1936 Fight in Capital
Feb 19 report notes that President Beaver may attend a Feb 27 executive committee meeting and participate in a House Republicans caucus the next day as the party maps its path to regain power. Close associates doubt Hoover will seek the 1936 nomination and say he prefers private life, with no direct statement expected from Hoover soon. Events could alter his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presdent Beaver
Republican Nations Committee
House Republicans
Hoover
Republican Executive Committee
Car Hits Pole Injures Postmaster in Virginia
Postmaster Charles A. Hammer was seriously shocked and bruised when his car struck a telephone pole near Spotswood Country Club curve east of Harrisonburg. He was rushed to Rockingham Memorial Hospital. doctors reported injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisteva Nburg
Charles 'Hammer
Charles A. Hammer
Spotswood Country Club
Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Luther Neff
Hammer
Joe
Neff
Friends
Charles May Hart
Charles May
Bridgewater
Yeanarog
Dayton
Don’t Trifle With Common Constipation
An old Kellogg advertising note explains how constipation starts with subtle signs like headaches and dullness. It promotes AI B RAN bran as bulk and vitamin B to aid bowel movements, suggesting two servings daily and warning to see a doctor for serious cases. It notes Kellogg in Battle Creek markets the product.
Card of Thanks for Mrs. G. L. Pifer
The Pifer Family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during illness. Gratitude to Dr. E. B. Powers Rev. Allen Jones and to those who loaned cars and sent flowers for their mother and grandmother Mrs. G. L. Pifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Pifer
E. B. Powers
Allen Jones
Pifer
Michigan Bank Holiday Proclaimed by Governor Comstock
Governor William A. Comstock announces a statewide eight day bank holiday to protect deposits totaling 1.2 billion dollars after the closing risk of a major Detroit bank. The measure closes all 500 banks and trust companies in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Detroit
Snail Speed and Milton Facts in Quick Fragments
A jumble of short statements notes snail speed three inches per minute a mile in fifteen days and Milton the poet born in London in 1608. It also touches on sympathy and the idea the earth was a sphere of gas millions of years ago with Earth described as a gas sphere in ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
John
London
Earth
Natex aids Edgewood girl. mother touts miracle cure
Mrs. R. E. Parker of Edgewood Virginia praises Natex after its use with her daughter Viola who suffered severe constipation vomiting headaches and weak kidneys. After a short regimen Viola shows restored appetite regular bowels improved nerves and no more nail biting. Natex is promoted by a college professor from nature's roots and herbs and sold at People's Service Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natex
R. E. Parker
Edgewood
Peoples Service
Viola
Mr. Parker
People’s Service
Public Sale of Russell Jackson Property in Winchester Va
Trustees announce a public auction of multiple parcels in Winchester Virginia stemming from a 1982 chancery decree. The sale on March 16 1933 at 11 AM includes four lot configurations on Kent Cecil Leicester streets with terms requiring one third cash and two equal annual installments.
West Virginia Senate to consider racing legalization bill
Charleston reports a bill by Senator Smith proposing legalized racing in West Virginia with revenues directed to the general school fund. The plan creates a three member racing commission with auditing powers and a licensing fee of three percent. promoters would pay ten percent of parimutuel pools to fund schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
General
Senate
Smith
Marion
Fish and Forestry Commission
Young Indianan's 4500 mile hitch-hike honeymoon story
A married man's tale contrasts with a Young Indianan's bold 4500 mile hitch-hike honeymoon plan shown as a bold diplomatic strategy. The piece highlights a remarkable travel feat linked to marriage customs and adventurous travel attitudes.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs
A newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy combining seven active ingredients to fight germs. It claims quick relief for persistent colds and coughs with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not obtained, regardless of duration.
Sale of valuable city realty in Winchester Virginia
Special commissioners announce a public auction of a house and lot at Washington and Amherst streets in Winchester on March 4 1933 at 12 M. The property fronts 61 ft 6 in on Washington and 80 ft on Amherst with a 10 ft rear alley. Sale terms require one third day of sale and balance in annual installments secured by two bonds deed of trust and fire policy. Sale held under a 1932 court decree in Union Bank vs Rol and C Ryan. Commissioned by John M Steck H R Kern T Russell Cather. Aucts Duvall Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Publishing Co
Russell Jackson
Frederick County
Winchester
South Kent Street
George W. Taylor
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Kent and
Cecil Streets
C. B. Kerns
Leicester Street
Hannah P. Woore
Leicester Streets
South
Kent Street
A. J. Oates
Herbert S. Larrick
James P. Reardon
John M. Steck
M. M. Lynch
R. Gray Williams
R. E. Perrine
R. T. Barton
T. R. Cather
Co. I
Corporation Court
Union Bank
Roland C. Ryan
Court House
Washington and
Amherst Streets
Roland C Ryan
W. McC. Bond
Washington Street
Amherst Street
J. M. Steck
H. R. Kern
T. Russell Cather
Public sale of city residence in Winchester Va
Trustee to sell at public auction on February 28 1933 at 11 am in front of Winchester County Court House. The property at 19 East Kern Street Winchester Va fronts 30 feet on Kern and extends 74 feet 6 inches, two story frame dwelling. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds and insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Patton
City of
Winchester
County Court
Holmes F. Larrick
S. Larrick
Funeral Rites For Late Jim Corbett Held In Bayside
Funeral services were held for boxing champion Jim Corbett in Bayside New York after his death from illness. Thousands filed past Corbett’s home as his body lay in state, with the rites concluding at St Malachy’s Church and burial at Cypress Hills cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
New York
Selenee Kd Soomy
James J Corbett
Bayside
Little Neck Bay
Corbett
St. Malachy’s Church
Anhattan
Father Hayes
Sacred Heart Church
Cyprem Hills
Sale of Winchester house in 671 North Cameron street case
In Corportion Court of Winchester Virginia Elijah Thomas files for decree to sell the Emma Thomas Myers house at 671 North Cameron street and distribute proceeds. Defendants Walter Thomas and George Thomas are nonresidents and must respond within ten days after public notice. Publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at courthouse door by February 13, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of the
City of
Elijah Thomas
Lawrence Thomas
Walter Thomas
George Thomas
North
Cameron Street
Winchester
Virginia
Emma Thomas Myers
Evening Star
Clark M. Smith
M. M. Lynch
Public sale of realty in Frederick County Virginia
Trustee Warren Rice offers at public auction in Winchester on March 1 1933 a 121 1 2 acre tract in Back Creek district near Hayfield with a bungalow and apple orchard. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rice
Public sale of suburban residence in Frederick County Va
Trustee advertises a public sale of Ida M. Butler property in Shawnee District Frederick County Virginia. The parcel lies one mile south of Winchester with a brick residence and frame cottage fronting 50 feet on Paper Mill road and 148 feet along Glaize Street. Sale set for March 7 1933 at 11 am with one third cash, remaining financed by trust deed and insured buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Butler
Frederick County
Winchester
Fred L. Glaize
Herbert S. Larrick
Frustration Over Temperature Readings in Silver Bow
A reader from Silver Bow Montana laments the limit of thermometers as the cold deepens beyond 50 below zero, annoyed by the inability to learn exactly how much colder it becomes.
Divorce and chancery notices in Winchester Virginia court
Notice announces a court order refereeing estate questions in Union Bank vs Hook and El S proceedings, listing inquiries on real estate liens and attorney fees. It requires publication in the Winchester Evening Star and attendance of lienholders on February 13, 1933, at Court Square Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Union Bank
W. E. Edwards
E. L. Hook
Lelia M. Hook
E. L
Winchester Evening Star
Commissioner's Office
Court Square
Winchester
Chancery
Trustees Sale of Desirable Frederick County Home
Trustees will offer at the Frederick County Court House in Winchester on March 4 1933 at 12 o clock a tract of land of about ten acres with buildings near Armel on the Winchester and Front Royal Turnpike. One third cash with the balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insured buildings. Auction by M M Lyn trustee and Duvall & Dunn. 2 4 paw 4 wks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Count
Virginia
Earl F. Irey
Court House
Winchester
Armel
Frederick County
Front Royal
Ana
M. M. Lyn ‘Trustees
Overproduction Prompts Sufferings of Promising Minds
Uncle Eben rails against overproduction as a danger to artists and writers. The piece links the concept to poverty and hardship, noting Miguel Cervantes lived much of his life in poverty. It frames overproduction as a social ailment affecting creative figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Miguel Cervantes
Sale of Valuable Farm in Winchester Virginia
Public auction to sell farm in Frederick County tied to a 1921 deed of trust. Property includes 30 acres of bearing apple orchard, brick dwelling, barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Notice of reference in Peoples Bank case published in The Winchester Evening Star. February 8, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gordon
Court House
Winchester
Rick
Stephens City
Marlborod
John M. Steck
Thees Bank, Inc
Virginia
B. P. Harrison
C &. Feller
Peoples Bank, Inc
Said
Peoples Bank Inc
C. S. Feller
Comonet
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick County
Public Sale of Frederick County Realty
Public sale of Frederick County realty by deed of trust dated December 18 1928 notes default. Trustee will auction March 15 1933 at 11 AM in front of Winchester Virginia courthouse. Tract 1: 832 acres with 2 story dwelling and outbuildings. Tract 2: 67 acres with two story dwelling and outbuildings. Property operated as one farm, offered separately or together. Sale cash on day of sale. Also notices on foreclosing mechanics liens against Fairview Service Station near Middletown. Court orders publication and service to unknown defendant J S Derrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Conner
Frederick County
County
Winchester
Stephens City
Herbert S. Larrick
Circuit Court of
County of Frederick
S. T. Dellinger
J. S. Derrow
C. C. Brannon
Clerks
N.W. Borden
P. Gq
No Life Perfection In Machinery Says Plain Note
A fragment argues that perfection of machinery cannot equal life and warns against using it to destroy life, urging that honesty is the best kind of politeness.
Notice to creditors of Alberta Shannon estate administrator
In Winchester Frederick County Virginia the Circuit Court appoints Paul Malm as administrator c t a of the estate of the late Mrs Alberta Shannon. Debtors or creditors of the estate are required to contact Paul Malm at 341 Fifty-seventh Street Newport News Virginia. February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
Alberta Shannon
Paul Malm
Seventh Street
Newport News
Public Sale Notices for Frederick County Farm and Court Action
Public sale in Winchester Virginia on March 18 1933 at 11 oclock for a 193 acre Frederick County land tract with a two story dwelling bank barn and outbuildings. Terms one third cash with installments due on sale and interest. Also a court suit to enforce a judgment lien against J F Rodman Co Inc with non residents ordered to appear within 15 days and notices to run in The Evening Star for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Elsie Moore
Robert Moore
Virginia
Evening Star
Corinne Barnett
Harry R. Kern
Warren Rice
J. F. Rodman & Co., Inc., Et Als
Ebsary Gypsum Co., Inc
J. F. Rodman & Co., Inc
J. F. Rodman& Co., Inc
Papermakers Chemical Corporation
Radford & Sanders, Inc
American Mutual Usability Insurance Co
Bird & Son, Inc
J. R. Tho & Co., Inc
Wheeling Corruge Co
Herbert S. Larrick
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C. A. Hammer
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Lansing
Viola May Parker
Kes
C. L. Brumback
County Court House
Back Creek
Hayfield
Keckley
Brumback
Snyielng Corporation Commission of
Via
Rouss Avenue
Kuykendall & Benham
P. Q
Frederick County Realty
C. I. Brumback
Avnet
F. H. Folty
Isaac's Creek
Herbert
Larrick
Corporation Court of the City of
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