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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1929

Page

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Governor Again Grants Reprieve in Louisiana Executions

Franklin Louisiana January reports Governor Huey Long again reprieved Ada Bonner Lebouet and Dr Thomas Dreher delaying the scheduled execution. Sheriff Pecot sought guidance while orders and stays shifted amid Supreme Court actions and public pleas from defense attorneys and family.

Associated Press Franklin Jan Pecot Huey P. Long Ada Bonner Lebouet Thomas Dreher Oscar Schneider New Orleans State Supreme Court Ada Bonner Lebouef Thomas Dreher Bercame Long Baton Rouse Supreme Court Charles A. O'Neil Louisiana Supreme Court Thomas E. Dreher James Lebouet Lonely Lake Palourde Morgan City Dr. Dreher

American Automobile Association expands Shenandoah division reach

The AAA more than doubles Shenandoah division territory, making Winchester a central hub of one of the nation’s largest regions. The new area runs from the District of Columbia line east to Roanoke south and Elkins north, with coverage boosting tourism potential and national exposure for Anbrig and the Valley of Virginia.

American Automobile Association Shenandoah Wahsington Winchester United States District of Columbia Elkins W. Va. Martinsburg Roanoke America Washington C. T. Owen Shenandoah Division American Motorist National Edition P. Clark Owen Mississippi A. A The Valley Virginia Anbrig

Philadelphia Prohibition Drive by Combined Forces

Federal, county and city officers will jointly launch an extensive prohibition drive in Philadelphia. Lemuel B. Schofield, director of public safety, said the plan would be in operation by Monday or Tuesday and aims for complete interagency cooperation and strong results.

Philadelphia Lemuel B. Schofield Public Safety

King George Improves in Recovery After Illness

The King has scored another gain in his fight for recovery. After two days of stationary condition, doctors report a slight improvement and better rest. Morning bulletin notes a good night and slight improvement in his majesty's condition.

Associated Press London George

Mother of Revd. Father Curran Dies at Providence Hospital

Mrs. John A Curran mother of the Rev. Father J A Curran rector of St Peter s Catholic Church Harpers Ferry West Virginia died last night in Providence Hospital Washington according to a message received here today Arrangements for her funeral had not been completed when the announcement was made

John A Curran J. A. Curran St. Peter's Catholic Church Harpers Ferry W.va Providence Hospital Washington

Burial of Infant Orn dorff at Mount Hebron Cemetery

Funeral services were held at home last Monday for Ernest R. Orndoff infant son of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Orndoff who died at the Almonte on Millwood Avenue Reverend M D Mitchell of St Paul Episcopal Church South officiated and burial was at Mount Hebron Cemetery

Ernest R. Orndorff Ernest C. Orndoff Almonte Millwood Avenue M. D. Mitchell Braddock Street Episcopal Church Mount Hebron Cemeter

Bankers Hear Life Insurance Trust Discussion at Alexandria Meeting

About 100 bankers attend the Virginia Bankers Association Group No. 3 gathering at the George Mason Hotel in Alexandria. William H. Baden discusses Life Insurance Trusts as the keynote, with other sessions on bank costs savings interests and calculations led by six skekers. The event includes a 1 pm dinner with speeches by Rev. E. V. Regester and Rev. W. S. Hammond and welcomes from City Manager Paul Morton. attendees hail from numerous Virginia towns and cities.

Virginia Bankers’ Association Alexandria George Mason Hotel Satay Robert E. J Piant Robert C. Whitton First National Bank J.T. L Jones Berryville William H. Baden Washington Loan and Trust Company Washington E. V. Regester D. D Methodist Episcopal Church South City Paul Morton E. M. Delaney Second Presbyterian Church W. 8 Hammond D.D South Banks Arlington Ballston Boyce Swater Broadway Chnerweslay Tohville Clarendon Crabbottom Occoquan Purcellville Quantico Rapidan Remington Rosslyn Round Hill Shenandoah Stanley Stephens City Strasburg Stuarts Draft the Palms Timberville Toms Brook Upperville Vienna Warrenton Waynesboro Weyers Cave Winchester Wolftown Woodstock

Mrs Newhouse Dies at Culpeper Home

Culpeper Va Jan 5 Mrs Newhouse widow of Col S M Newhouse Confederate veteran and former Virginia legislator died at her home in Culpeper in her eighty fourth year She leaves six daughters Mrs Humphreys Brandy Station Mrs Yancey Mrs Pierce Mrs Rixey all of Culpeper Mrs A C Hudson Winchester and Mrs Brand Washington and a son Ham Newhouse Culpeper

Culpeper Newhouse Col. S. M. Newhouse Virginia Humphreys Brandy Station Yancey Pierce Rixey A. C. Hudson Winchester Brand Washington Ham Newhouse

Last Rites For Mrs. Geo. Pope Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy A. Pope wife of Mr. George H. Pope will be held Sunday at two o'clock from Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J G Neff and Rev Mr Spencer officiating. Burial will follow at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Henry Crider Elias Maloy O H Anderson James Baecher Oscar C Miller and Peter Hamman. Friends may gather at the house at one o'clock.

Nancy A. Pope George. H. Pope O. H. Anderson James Baecher Oscar C. Miller Peter Hamman

Much Colder By Monday Then a Gradual Rise

Weather outlook for the week ahead shows North and Middle Atlantic states mostly fair with rain in the middle Atlantic and rain or snow in the north on Wednesday or Thursday. Much colder by Monday with temperatures rising from Tuesday through Thursday. Mr R L McCarty of Washington visiting Mrs Wretinchy at Cult.

The Associated Press Washington North Middle Atlantic North Atlantic Holden R. L. McCarty Mrs Wretinchy al Cult Tae Abe

Moling Re-elected Captain Of Sarah Zane Fire Company

James N. Moling is re-elected captain for a fourth term at the Sarah Zane Fire Company annual election. The group plans to expand and build, pay off debt on real estate, and stage a February minstrel show with top local talent. A prize medal for the best fire fighter in 1929 is donated by Russell Potts.

James N. Moling Sarah Zane Fire Company Sarah Zane Firemen Russell Potts Sarah Zane Company Joseph T. Brown Harry H. Willis Roland C. Ryan Carlin Gray Richard F. Brown W. Lee Fisher William T. Barr Geo. W. Stover Norman H. I. Pifer George Taylor Wilbert Taylor Fred A. Affleck

New Influenza and Pneumonia Cases Rise Statewide

Baltimore reports over 1 000 influenza cases for the period with 776 in the city and 445 in counties plus 23 new pneumonia cases in the city and 21 in counties and eight pneumonia deaths. Washington notes 1 035 influenza deaths in 65 cities for the week ending Dec 29 and 1 646 pneumonia deaths in the first period, 1 092 in the latter.

Associated Press Baltimore Washington Census Bureau

How Different From the Old Days Call 28

An old time notice invites readers to call 28 for Winchester steam laundry services and related inquiries, reflecting a regional business advertisement style and contact method.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Slight Improvement Reported for Tex Rickard

A morning medical bulletin says Tex Rickard is slightly better but still critically ill after acute gangrenous appendicitis surgery. His pulse and temperature show minor improvement, Jack Dempsey arrived, and Rickard wished to see him though doctors barred contact.

Associated Press Miami Beach Fila Tex Rickard H. Adkins New York Rickard Walter Fields Tex Jack Dempsey Richard Jack

Stocks Fall After Spirited Opening Rally

The market reversed from a bright start to a sharp decline with no news driving the move. Early gains disappeared as many issues slipped 1 to 5 points below yesterday, amid fears of an earlier Fed discount rate rise. total volume near 2.4 million shares.

Associated Press New York Nene Federal Reserve

Remains of Mrs Fauntleroy To Be Interred Sunday

The body of Bettie Hite Fauntleroy 88 widow of Judge Thomas T Fauntleroy of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals died yesterday in Washington D C. It will be interred in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester after a brief service in Washington with Rev Robert B Nelson officiating. The funeral will be in Winchester tomorrow afternoon with remains arriving about 1230 PM. She was born at Belle Grove near Middletown and is survived by three sons Thomas Turner Fauntleroy Randolph K Fauntleroy and Dr Joseph W Fauntleroy and four daughters Mrs Randolph Ball Sr Mrs Edward J Willis Miss Mary Barnes Fauntleroy and Mrs Lewis Wood.

Bettie Hite Fauntleroy Thomas T. Fauntleroy Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Wardman Park Washington D. C Mount Hebron Robert B. Nelson Episcopal Church Washington Winchester Star

Funeral Held For Calvin B Darr Son Of Darrs

The funeral for Calvin B Kddy Darr, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R Darr, who died last Sunday, was held Tuesday afternoon, correcting an earlier Star error that listed Sunday.

Calvin Bkddy Darr Lloyd R Darr The Star

Lee Lamp Heads Rouss Firemen for Next Team

Leo M. Lamp was unanimously elected president and captain of the Charley Rouss Fire Company at its annual election. The retiring captain Douglas Brown declined to run again, and Herman Hable was re elected treasurer with a gold pen set gift. Officers include Captain Lee M. Lamp and a full board with Dr. F. T. McFaden as chaplain and Burr P. Harrison as counsel. The hall was full and birthday observances and sermons were announced for February.

Leo M. Lamp Charley Rouss Fire Company Douglas’ Brown Lamp Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce Brown Hable Herman H. Hable C. Douglas Brown Reuss Company Tor W Waa Hkewise Presbyterian Church F. T., McFacen William Stryker Burr Powel Harrison Lee M. Lamp Marvin E. Gore William Marmel David F Hottle Augustus Hanes L. Curtis Bowers Burr P. Harrison F. T. McFaden Hev D Flickinger E. C. Stuart Frank March Ernest Swanson M. T. Reed H. C. Stouffer C. E. Huntsberry H. B. McCormac T. H. Ritter W. W. Glass

Reverend Simon P. Long Dies at 68 in Chicago Office

The Rev. Simon Peter Long 68 pastor lecturer and writer died suddenly today in his Wicker Park Church office. He had delivered addresses in every state of the Union and in 1917 traveled 32000 miles to give 185 lectures. He later broadcast sermons from Chicago stations and led Chicago Lutheran Bible School as president.

New York Times Associated Press Chicago Simon P. Long Winchester Robert F. Cline Simon Peter Long Wicker Park Lutheran Church Long McZenn Ohio Capital University Columbus Loudonville Massillon Wittenberg Synod Bob R. G. Ingersoll Union

Start 1929 With Perfect Brakes Advertisement

Bean Brake Tester tests brakes under actual road conditions at GEO WASHINGTON GARAGE on Loudoun Street. Drive in for a free brake test with no charge.

GEO Washington Garage Loudoun St

Question Mark Begins Fifth Day of Endurance Flight

The army monoplane Question Mark enters its fifth day aloft from Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles after 96 hours in the air. Maj Carl Spaatz and crew refueled by plane No 1, reports say the craft remains in excellent condition while extending the record for continuous flight above prior German and Belgian efforts.

Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles Cal Carl Spat California Europe Pe R. G. Hoyt Capt. Hoyt America Baid-Svennd Richicr Wilhelm Zimmerman Eee Graf Zeppelin

Human Ashes Found In House In Ohio Case

Prosecutor Walter J. Mougey reports ashes taken from Silag Arnold's home show what appear to be human bones. Arnold is one of five people held in connection with the disappearance of four year old Melvin Horst.

Associated Press Oarville Ohio Walter’ J. Mougey Silag Arnold Arnold Melvin Horst

Lions Battle Shamrocks In Saturday Night Basketball

A local basketball game features the Lions versus the Shamrocks on Saturday night. details such as venue and start time are not fully legible in the fragment.

Lions Burg Shamrocks

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PAS Ada B. Lebouef Motoring Magazine Curran Sectional Virginia Association A Fle Hudson UF Akah Zane North Winchester Firemen Sen Lee Lamp Rouss Firemen NEXT Charley Rouss Fire Co Dr. Long the Union
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