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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1929

Page

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Alienists Split Over Blymyer's Sanity in Murder Trial

Pennsylvania court heard two experts differ on John Blymyer's mental state after he killed Nelson Rehmeyer to break a witchcraft spell. Dr. Comroe testified Blymyer was insane with delusions and willful misperceptions, while Dr. Ridgeway described Blymyer as bordering on vanity and insanity. The defendant and two youths, Wilbert Hess and John Curry, face trial on related charges.

Associated Press John H. Blymyer Nelson D. Renmeyer Julius Comwoe Herbert Cohen Blymyer Rehmeyer Wilbert G. Héss John Curry Comroe Amos W. Herrmann Richard Ridgeway Harrisburg State Hospital Blymer Ridgeway Herrmann Emmanuel Bly Jeks Gilbert Hess Alice Hess Rehmyer Wilbert

Widow of George Nickens Dies at 81 in Newark

Mrs Lucy Ann Nickens died last night at 11 15 at her home No 16 Fremont street after a lingering illness She was in her eighty first year widow of George W Nickens a well known colored resident who died about nine years ago She leaves eight children and a sister Nancy E Marker Surviving children include Nannie H Nickens Sadie S Dain Zerfield Winchester John COL New York City George W Plainfield Lucian H Harry B Marcellus Nickens Winchester and a large number of grandchildren

Lucy Ann Nickens Fremont Street Aingering George W. Nickens Nancy E. Marker Nannie H. Nickens Sadie S. Dain Zerfield Winchester John New York City George W Plainfield N. J Charles Weaver Atlantic City Lucian H Harry B Marcellus Nickens

Peasants Clash With Japanese Police in Namoru Uprising

In Namoru near Gifu, three regiments were rushed as 2000 peasants protested a government riparian project. About 300 police couldn't restrain them and fighting with casualties followed before troops arrived. Peasants were said to be gathering from nearby areas and armed with bamboo spears.

Associated Press Tokyo Namoru Gifu

Tragic Death: Elizabeth Updike Dies After Flu Illness

Elizabeth Updike a 22 year old from Shenandoah county Virginia died after a self inflicted gunshot wound. She had recently suffered a severe influenza attack and was in a distressed nervous state. Found by her sister with a bullet wound in the temple and a revolver nearby. She died two hours after admission to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Her family had moved from Front Royal to Toms Brook and ran a roadside stand.

Yost Winchester Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Updike Toms Brook Shenandoah County Miss Updike Updike Winchester Washington, D. C Front Royal William L. Updike Waren County High School Washington

Talking Movie Engineer To Speak At Rotary Meeting

A Capitol Theatre talking movies engineer will explain the construction and performance of the new invention at the Rotary Club gathering tomorrow afternoon at the George Washington Hotel. Frank Boucher will attend with Ernest Houde the theatre organist. Col. B M Roszel returns to preside.

Capitol Theatre Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Victor Arthur Frank Boucher Capitol Ernest Houde Col. B. M. Roszel North Carolina

Public Invited To Hear the Sheriff Speak On Jail

Winchester residents are invited by the Women's Civic League to a Friday 3 30 p m meeting at Handley Library. Sheriff Luther Pannett of Frederick County will discuss local jail conditions and provide first hand information of broad community interest. Also noted is visit by W J Calsam of Alsytter Kent Manufacturing Company Philadelphia filling a recent position.

Winchester Women’s Civic League League Handley Library Luther Pannett Frederick County

Elder B W Power Dies After Flu Pneumonia in West Virginia

Elder Burr William Power a well known Primitive Baptist minister died at his son in law and daughter's home seven miles north of Martinsburg Berkeley county after influenza led to pneumonia He was 92 born December 26 1836 near Leesburg Va He served in the Confederate cavalry later lived in Ohio and Hampshire county West Virginia He leaves five daughters three sons about 50 grandchildren and 60 great grandchildren Funeral at Little Capon Primitive Baptist Church in Hampshire county Friday at 1 p m

Burr William Power Primitive Baptist Church 8. M. Hiett Martinsburg Berkeley County W. Va Elder Power Leesly Louloun County Wardroke Ohio Hampshire County Slanesville West Virginia General Assembly Hattie Hickerson Zanesville, O Estella Powell Fannie Milleson Cumberland, Md T. Michael Winchester S. M. Hiett Berkeley County Power

Brothers Die Within a Few Days Apart

Howard Longerbeam of Clarke county Virginia died this week at his farm near Cresaptown Maryland less than two weeks after his brother George H Longerbeam who died in Cumberland on December 27. Howard was 55 and a farmer. He is survived by brothers Arch and Charles Longerbeam of Allegheny county Maryland and James Longerbeam of Berryville Virginia.

Howard Longerbeam Clarke County Cresaptown Cumberland George H. Longerbeam Arch and Charles Longerbeam Allegheny County James Longerbeam Berryville

Mail Planes Begin West Indies Route Inauguration

Four Pan American Airways planes departed from Miami to Havana Porto Rico and other nations marking America's first airline linking five nations. Postmaster General Harry S. New Amelia Earhart and others were aboard including McCaccan and Miss Earhart. An aircraft carried mail at 7 cents per mile.

Associate Press Miami Fla America Pan-American Airway Havana Porto Rico Harry, F. New William McCaccan Amelia Earnart trans-Atlantic Flyer Radia Mr. McCaccan

Girls Athletic Association to stage February musical comedy

The Girls' Athletic Association announces a February production at the Colonial Theatre on February 12 featuring over 100 Winchester talents. John W. Judd returns to direct the ultra modern musical That’s That from Festoplay Ohio with Dorothy McCann chairing the production and a committee including Sue Schlack Salome Crisman Klena Hechour Tespulse Ststus Pate licity Ida Fisher.

Girls’ Athletic Association Colonial Theatre Winchester John B. Rogers Ohio Dorothy McCann Miss McCann Sue Schlack Salome Crisman Klena Hechour- Tespulse Ststus Ida Fisher John W. Judd Mr. Judd

Salvation Army High Council Weighs Gooth Fitness

Sunbury on Thames January 9 The Salvation Army high council discussed General Bramwell Booths fitness to continue in office over his health. Reformists led by Evangeline Booth appeared to hold a majority with 53 supporters to 10 non reformists headed by Bramwell Booths wife and daughter Katharine Booth. Dr E W Miller left for Richmond for a meeting of the State Veterinarians Association where Dr P J Landis is secretary.

Sunbury ON the Thames Eng High Council The Salvation Army Bramwell Gooth Sunbury Salvation Army High Council Evangeline Booth Bramwell Booth Katherine Booth E. W. Miller Richmond State Veterinarians’ Association P. J. Landis

Still explosion kills one and injures two in Maryland

In Hagerstown Maryland on January 9 a still explosion near Keedgeville killed Lloyd K Collisower and seriously injured Fred T White and his son Thomas. Suspected moonshining tenant H C Knodne was questioned as investigators noted a blown spring house roof and copper debris.

Hagerstown Wisfm Keedgeville Lieoyd K. Collisower Washington County Thomas White Watomobile Colliflower H. C. Knode John Bitner Harper Ballentine Charles Cushwa John Gouff

More Cheerful Feeling Noted In Wall Street

The stock market turned upward in New York as fear of an immediate discount rate rise faded. Call money fell from 7 to 6 percent with a large flow of out of town funds seeking temporary investments.

Associated Press New York Wall Street Federal Reserve Bank

Melville P. Lewis Dies In Baltimore

Melville P. Lewis formerly of Winchester died Sunday in Baltimore. The funeral will be from his daughter Mrs. Ross A. Davis’s home at 1902 North Payson Street on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Loudoun Park Cemetery. His wife Mrs. Josephine Lewis had died earlier.

Melville . Lewis Winchester Baltimore Ross A. Davis North Payson Street Loudoun Park Josephine Lewis

Winchester Man Hannibal C Paton Dies Five Days After Wife

Hannibal C Paton age 94 dies at daughter Mrs Henry Hibbard home 610 South Loudoun Street Winchester five days after wife Ellen B Eaton's death. Paton born in Highview West Virginia 94 years ago and lived in Winchester most of his life. He leaves nine children 86 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral planned in same room as wife with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Hannibal C. Paton Winchester Henry Hibbard South Loudoun Street Eaton Ellen EB. Eaton Mr. Eaton Highview Hampshire West Va Henry Haton Hampshire County John Erton Martinsburg Amanda Osen Minnesota Pearl Nelson Ellen Berg Norrh Dakota Charles Oates Elk Garden W. Val William Shimp Trone Diffenderfer Clarke County Jennie Copenhaver

Valley Bank Declares Four Percent Dividends Quarterly

Shenandoah Valley National Bank stockholders re-elected directors R Gray Williams Lewis F Cooper M Lohr Capper Stewart Bell A B Richards W S Hiett W A Baler Fred L Glatze and Robert S Smith. Officers Williams Baker Hardy Brown C M Smith E G Rusk approved to continue. Dividends set at 4 percent quarterly. assets near 4.5 million to 8.6 million. capital 300 thousand surplus 500 thousand. Dorothy Green confined at home with flu.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank R. Gray Williams Lewis F. Cooper M. Lohr Capper Stewart Bell A. B. Richards W.S. Hiett W. A. Baler Roberts. Smith W. A. Baker William G. Hardy J. Few Brown C. M. Smith E. G. Rusk

Six Room Suburban Home Auction Saturday January 12

Beautiful six room home at Kern town fronting 116 feet on Valey Pike and extending 352 feet deep. Part of S M Chiles property. Terms 10% down and balance over one two and three years. A G Swanson, Auctioneer. This notice appears in a 1-8-1p-31 listing.

Kerntown Valey Pike S M Chiles

Lost Red Steer Dog Near Frogeye Neighborhood

Notice of a missing red steer dog last seen in the Frogeye area near Winchester Virginia. Reward offered by F. W. Pingley of Winchester. Contact details not fully legible.

Frogeye F. W. Pingley Winchester

Bowling Match Opens Big Gallery Crowd Roars

The Rio Club routed Jones Woolen Company 3 games to 0 while the Rotary Club beat Kiwanis 2 0 in a season starter. High scores posted by Rotary Captain Shryock 271 and Jones Woolen’s player 181. Next matches set for the next night at 8 o'clock featuring Country Gentlemen versus Northern Virginia Power and the Winchester Steamery.

Winchester - Meee Nak Rio Club Roi Club Kiwanis Club Rotary Arthur - Legge Fane Duffey Toraly Shrvock Mbert Pahrmues TONES Moling Ewlo Ak Een Lewie Grubbs Jones Woolen’ Company Northern Virginia Power Virginia Wooten Winciester

Crowds Line Madison Square To View Tex Rickard In State

More than 500 people lined up before Madison Square Garden to file past the body of Tex Rickard lying in state. Mrs Rickard and Jack Dempsey arrived, the widow near collapse, as police managed a swelling crowd that extended along Forty-ninth Street past Eighth Avenue.

Associated Preas New York Madison Square Garden Tex Rickard Bier Forty-ninth Street Eighth Avenue Fiftieth Street

Homes Sought For White Baby and Colored Boy

The Rail Cross chapter announces desire to place an eight week old white baby whose mother died and whose father is an invalid. The Red Cross seeks to place an eight year old colored boy described as bright and well-mannered, hoping white families will provide a home.

The Rail Cross Red Cross Te—Eaid

Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Fragment

An OCR fragment shows a Winchester steam laundry advertisement with unclear wording and stray characters, indicating a local business listing or service offer from a historical newspaper page segment.

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George Nickens Self W. J. Calsam Philadelphia Calsam Fritts International NeWereel Elder B.W. Power West Indies Girls Athletic Council Booth’s Haverstown the Assaniated Press Melville P. Lewis Cole Nz & Cather Tev Tannibal Eaton Mrs. Eaton Valley Bank Dorothy Green H. K. Green South Washington Street Winchester Duckp‘n Association Kern’s Madison Square Rickard Winchester Steam
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