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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1934

Page

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New Course of Study Favored by Teachers

The Winchester Education Association discussed a proposed revised course of study at a meeting. Virginia educators, including Mrs. Alan Peery and Mr. Russell Joyce, outlined curriculum plans and how Latin and commercial subjects fit the statewide program. Civil agriculture progress was noted by guest D. J. Howard of Winchester.

Virginia Ben Winchester Education Association Virginia Avenue Alan Peery Winchester Association Russell Joyce University of Virginia Edward Brill Bess Nichols Nancy Gray Larrick Peery Virginia Silver Joyce D. J. Howard Winchester Committee On Agriculture Howard

Glances At News of Day Washington Senate probe on Hoover era

Senate investigators in air mail scandals seek to show former President Hoover pressed for an inquiry into contract awards. In Brookville Virginia ten aged women burned in an infirmary blaze at the Pennsylvania Memorial Home. Newark New Jersey a 15 year old girl found murdered in a park. Harrisonburg judges announce many appraisements after Shenandoah Park arbitration reviews. Chicago Isaac Costner of the Touhy gang testifies about John Factor kidnapping. Washington Speaker Rainey says the President did not approve the cash angel of the bonus. Brussels King Albert I to be buried Thursday. Vienna Dollfuss government faces a fight with the Nazis.

Washington Senate Hoover Brookville Pennsylvania Newark N. J Harrisonburg Chicago Isaac Costner Touhy Gang

NRA Seeks To Know Nation's Sentiment

Associated Press reports Hugh S. Johnson asked six thousand committees to return to duty to gauge arsonal and industrial sentiment for the NRA before the March Assembly. He also urged state directors to inform regions about next week's public sessions for feedback on the program.

Associated Press Washington Hugh S. Johnson

E D Calvert dies. longtime B and O official

E D Calvert 63 a Baltimore and Ohio supervisor for 22 years died at 1 30 this morning at 741 Woodland avenue after a month of declining health. A native of Charles Town Maryland he is survived by wife E Jane Kelly four daughters two sisters and one brother. Funeral from Braddock Street M E Church South Thursday at 2 pm with Masonic and railroad officials acting as pallbearers. Burial in Mount Hebron.

Evelyn Dinsmore Calvert Baltimore and Ohio Southern Methodist Woodland Avenue Calvert Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Harpers W. Va Strasburg Junoon Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 A. F A. Masons Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Maryland Charles Town Cecil County Adam Little Calvert Mary Rebecca Graham Calvert E. Jane Kelly Mount Hebron Samuel G. Lichliter Earl E. Baker John G. Foshbrink Philip Klompus Wendell B. Goode Edgar P. Slifer Frank H. Dorsey Harry M. Seabright Church

Moose and Aldie Set for Evening Twinbill at Handley

The Moose quintet and the G A A s sextette meet strong Aldie teams on Handley court tonight. The Girls' Athletic Association opens at 7 30 with Moose and Aldie boys to follow. Aldie has lost few games this season.

Moose Aldie Handley Court Girls’ Athletic Association

Conference At Christ Episcopal Church Series Ends Tonight

The gathering at Christ Episcopal Church drew a large crowd last night as Rev. Charles W. Sherrin spoke on Personal Religion and Prayer. Tonight at 8 o'clock Rev. Bowden of Warrenton will discuss Opportunities and Responsibilities of the Christian in his Church and Community. On Wednesday at 5 pm Bishop Frederick D. Goodwin will lead a children's service.

Christ Episcopal Church Charles W. Sherrin Grace Holy Trinity Church of Richmond Bowden Warrenton Frederick D. Goodwin Virginia

Pure Food Store Steak and Roasts Ad

A compact retail notice promoting steaks and roasts from Western Beef. Ip-11 Pure Food Store advertises quality cuts for shoppers seeking premium meats at its market.

Ip-11 Pure Food Store

Slab Wood Cut to Store Length by Glaize & Bros

Glaize and Brothers store a truck load of slab wood cut to store length. Date line shows February 17 and page reference. The notice notes a delivery and storage arrangement for timber material.

Glaize & Bros

Free Peanuts Tonight at Rustic Tavern

A short, comic barroom scene notes a traveler asking a Floridian about sun and moonshine. The excerpt hints at a prohibition era mood with locals joking about basking in moonlight while drinking in a tavern.

Belgians See King Albert I In State Amid Funeral Preparations

King Albert I lies in state in the Grand Palace as thousands pass by the bier with the face exposed and the body covered below the head by a black shroud. A funeral Thursday moves to the Cathedral of St Gudule before burial in the royal crypt at Laken.

Associated Press Brussels Belgium Albert I Grand Palace Albert Cathedral of St. Gudule Laken

Ministers of Frederick County Favor State Religious Education Convention

The Frederick County Ministerial Union met at the Presbyterian Manse in Stephens City with Rev. W. L. Riggleman presiding. Ministers present praised wives, planned the April Fellowship Banquet, and endorsed inviting the Virginia Council of Religious Education to meet in Winchester.

Frederick County Stephens City W. L. Riggleman Allen Jones Franklin G. Senger Snyder Alleman C. H. Anderson G. M. Morrow H. E. Richardson C. C. Bush Anderson Morrow Alleman Jones Senger Bush Virginia Council of Religious Education Winchester

TRON Wanted Load Cars at Winchester Junk Co

Winchester Junk Co located at 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock advertises a wanted list for loading cars. The short notice appears dated 2 20 with internal page codes.

TRON Winchester Junk Co Fairfax Lane Main and Braddock

Lois Beauty Shoppe Advertisement For Hair Treatments

Free special until Easter offers a new Pit The Face finger wave with every permanent. Make your appointment early at Lois Beauty Shoppe located on 12 South Washington Street. Phone number 662 2-20-in-11.

Lois Beauty Shoppe S. Washington Street

Fire devastates infirmary. five escape in subzero blaze

In Brookville Pennsylvania Memorial Home infirmary a fire trapped ten aged women in beds killing five aged 64 to 94. A night nurse discovered the blaze and firemen, slowed by eighteen below zero, saved the main building. one resident suffered minor burns and four others were unharmed.

Associated Press Brookvile Pennsylvania Memorial Home Ella Hulings Mary B. Hutchins Womens Relief Corp of Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania The Relief Corp

Water shortage grips farmers as five month rainfall halves

Five months October to February brought only 5.28 inches of rain, less than half the 12.04 inch average. Farmers haul water for stock as wells and cisterns run dry. Fruit trees show no damage yet due to dormancy, but extended dry conditions could harm yields in summer.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Winchester Park Association Plans 1934 Activities At City Hall

Enthusiastic Winchester meeting at City Hall forms 1934 plans and committees for the Park Association. E A Crowl presides as H R Potts reports on park matters. candidates to manage the park club to be interviewed and chosen in March.

Winchester Park Association E. A. Crowl H. Russell Potts Shenandoah Valley West Virginia Maryland Winchester W. A Sandy) Baker Peyton J. Marshall Paul Carper H. R. Potts Pilcher Millwood Avenue Fred. W. Forney W. A. Baker Park Association

Week of Prayer Well Attended At Grace Church

The Week of Prayer and Self Denial for Missions at Grace Lutheran Church drew a large crowd. Mrs J George Baelier led last night with help from society members. tonight at 7 30 Mrs George Heist conducts with the topic Great Work. The benevolence funds go to the Home church in Greenville Virginia Synodical designation.

Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church J. George Baelier George Heist Virginia Synodical Home Aang Greenville Enn

Elmer Lamp Injures Finger While Sawing Wood

Elmer Lamp at his home last Saturday accidentally sawed off a finger while sawing wood. He has endured intense pain but today is reported improved. The accident will incapacitate him for work for an extended period.

Elmer Lamp Enmo Wasks

Bailey Addresses CWA Projects and Funding Needs

City CWA administrator Frank W. Bailey says at least three new grant applications will be filed for Berryville road Millwood road and a new sewer project. A new allocation is needed for administrative staff while four workers face extended hours. Handley School and Handley Library projects continue with five workers, and federal projects stall except for a census in progress.

Star CWA Frank W. Bailey Berryville Road Millwood Road Bailey Handley School Handley Library

Jury awards $700 in $10,000 auto crash suit

L M Winesburg administrator of Esther Winesburg Edinburg was awarded 700 in a two defendant case for the death of Esther. The verdict to be paid to Jenny Rich sister of the deceased. Defendants were Harry Abrams of Washington DC and Gaylord Cook. Trial followed a crash October 12 1932 in Shenandoah county.

L. M. Winesburg Esther Winesburg Edinburg Shenandoah County Harry Abrams Jenny Rich Washington, D. C Gaylord Cook Winesburg Mabel Winesburg Cook Esther Brennis Cook Harry J. Abrams Washington Ford Mabel F. 8. Tavenner F. S. Tavenner, Jr Frank H. Brumback M. L. Walton, Jr Abrams

Coal Price Advertisement by Snider and Son

A brief advertisement offers coal at four dollars per ton from W. B. Snider & Son. The line reads as a simple sales note likely from a late 19th or early 20th century local paper.

W. B. Snider & Son

Robertson Plea For Vocational Education In Virginia

Representative A Willis Robertson urges House Ed Committee to pass H R 7802 to fund vocational agriculture and home economics in Virginia. He notes Shenandoah Valley’s diversified farming, extension services, Future Farmers scenes, and risks of losing federal aid totaling about 45 000 dollars for Virginia if the bill fails.

The Star Washington House Committee On Education A. Willis Robertson Lexington Shenandoah Valley Virginia United States Doles Agriculture Adjustment Administration Farmers of America

Debate at Round Hill School Friday

Announcement states a debate at the Round Hill School House on Route 50 Friday February 23 at 8 o clock. The issue asks whether a population shift from city to country will solve current economic problems, with J W Richards and Lucian Brumback for the affirmative and Wesley Shiley and J W Larrick Jr for the negative. Local residents are invited to attend.

Round Hill J. W. Richards Lucian Brumback Wesley Shiley J. W. Larrick, Jr

Plants Closed for Washington's Birthday Holiday

Closing notice states all cleaning plants will shut on all national state and local holidays including Thursday February 22 Washington's birthday. N R A code compliance noted.

Washington

Arbitrators Named for Augusta Greene Madison Albemarle Counties

A panel of arbitrators was announced for Augusta, Greene, Madison, and Albemarle counties. The appointment aims to oversee regional disputes and ensure impartial decisions across the four jurisdictions.

Increases in awards on Shenandoah park land

The Board of Arbiters ordered small increases from 3 to 10 percent for grazing lands in Augusta Albemarle Greene and Madison counties as part of the final and first report on land prices for Shenandoah National Park. The panel also noted several cases with no increases and outlined differences between arbiter awards and Conservation Commission appraisals.

Shenandoah National Park Augusta Albemarle Greene Madison Board of Williams Winchester Glasgow Smith Circcuit Om of Virginia Park Aear Kelsey Survey State Conservation Commission Boards Berger Henry Patterson and Brothers Albemarle County Conservation Commission Bertram Harrisonburg Alexander Leesburg Rockingham Page Rappahannock Warren Daily News Harnsberger The Boards of Appraisals Board of Arbiters Anna May Comer Greene County Elijah Catterton Conservation J. W. Hinkle C. S R. S. Craun Conservation Appraisal Board John T. Harnsberger

Mrs Hodgson Dies Sudden in Martinsburg

Word reached Mrs. Charles Hodgson of North Loudoun Street that her sister-in-law Mrs. Frank Hodgson died in Martinsburg West Virginia at five this morning. The death was sudden and unexpected.

Charles Hodgson North Loudoun Street Frank Hodgson Martinsburg W. Va Hodgson

Social And Debate at Round Hill School House Friday

Round Hill School House hosts a social and debate on Friday February 23. Event aims to gather community members for discussion and socializing with local participants and organizers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senator Cather Vienna Dollfuss Naxis NRA E. D. Calvert Flordian Ministers S. S Erans Memorial Home Blaze Grace Church Elmer Shenandoah Nats Park Arbitration Board Robertson Congress Round Hill School Augusta, Greene, Madison Albemarle Counties Round Hill School House
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