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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1931

Page

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Tradewind Airplane Sighting Fades in Azores Search

Reports from several ships off the Azores indicate the Tradewind monoplane may have gone down amid northeast gale and mountainous seas. Mrs Hart and Captain MacLaren remain missing with searchers at sea and no confirmation of their fate as signals are heard only faintly from station at San Miguel.

Azores Corvo Flores Horta Graciosa Santa Maria New York Et Ae Portugese Canary Islands Madeira Beryl Hert William S. MacLaren Atlantic Excelsior Excello Exton

Alleged Wife Deserter Caught Near Hayfield

Harry Clark was arrested today near Hayfield in the county on a warrant from Martinsburg Va charging him with deserting his wife and children in Martinsburg leaving them destitute. Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton made the arrest and Clark was held at police headquarters before being taken to Martinsburg to stand trial.

Harry Clark Hayfield Mart Wos Va A. J. Wigginton Clark Martinsburg Berkeley County

Gore sale draws buyers for cattle sheep hogs and implements

J M Gore runs a sale on January 15 in Clearbrook featuring good cows sheep hogs and farm implements. Local buyers and ranchers are invited to attend and bid on livestock and equipment.

J M. Gore Clearbrooke

Training School Faculty Chosen for Interdenominational Center

At Handley Library a plan for an interdenominational training school was launched by the Frederick County Sunday School Association. A five-district board was formed with Rev. E T Clark and others. I N Good to chair. Dean Norris A Lineweaver named. courses include The New Testament and Religious Education.

Handley Library Frederick County Sunday School Association E. T. Clark N. A. Lineweaver Snyder Alleman O. D. Lambert Allan Jones I. N.good Minor C. Miller Norris A. Lineweaver Wilbur Johnston Walker Bond Good Lineweaver

Infant Dies of Appendicitis in Memorial Hospital

Isaac Russell Silvious aged two and a half died yesterday afternoon at Memorial Hospital from a ruptured appendix. The child, son of Mrs. Margaret M. Silvious and the late Gilbert R. Silvious, resided at 23 East Germain Street. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from the East Germain Street home with Rev. L R Williamson of the Christian Church officiating. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by his mother, a half-brother Ira T. Haines, and grandmother Mrs. Mary E. Pitcock.

Isaac Russell Silvious Memorial Hospital Margaret M. Silvious Gilbert R. Silvious East Germain Street L. R. Williamson The Christian Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Ira T. Haines Mary E. Pitcock

Little Theatre Presents The Patsy at Colonial Tonight

Advance seating shows a large audience expected for the Little Theatre production The Patsy at Colonial Theatre. Curtain rises at 8 and tickets cost 50 75 cents and 1. Patricia Harrington rebels against her mother and sister with help from her father and sister’s discarded beau as the family upheaval unfolds.

Colonial Theatre Little Theatre Patsy Patricia Harrington Beau Harringtons

Public Auction Notice for Bond Auction at Courthouse

For sale we will sell at public auction in front of the Courthouse on Thursday January 22. Item: $1 000.00 6 percent bond due July 1 1934 held by Shenandoah Valley National Bank executor George H Magruder deceased. C L Robinson Ice and Cold Coat Corp referenced.

C. L. Robinson Ice and Coldcoat Corp Shenandoah Valley National Bank George H. Magruder

Sale of Bank Stock at Winchester Court House

The undersigned will sell 55 shares of Union Bank of Winchester stock at 12:00 M on Saturday January 17 1931 in front of the County Court House. Terms are cash. Dunn and Duvall, Auctioneers.

County Court House Union Bank of Winchester Dunn& Duvall

Al Smith denies cartoon quotation credited to him

Alf Smith writes Senator Wagner denying a cartoon text attributed to him and asserts the Republican committee owed an apology for distributing 800000 copies. He says the line “To my mind the Democratic party will soon be in control” was never issued by him and a Newark group used his name via a signed telegram.

Associated Press Washington Alffred E. Smith Wagner New York Republican National Committee Robert H. Lucas Lucas National Committee Senate Campaign Funds Committee Nebraska Norris Smith Nye al Smith-Baskeb Democratic Party Joel Parker

Farmers and Merchants National Bank elects officers in Winchester

The Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of Winchester Virginia held its annual stockholders meeting at 11 with Luther Pannett named chairman. Directors were unanimously re elected. H D Fuller remained president and reflected on a strong 1930 with 14 percent cash dividends.

Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Winchester Virginia James P. Reardon Luther Pannett L. M. Allen T. Barton H. F. Byrd W. E.cooper H. D Fuller P. H. Gold Scott Grant Frank N. Hack Geo. W. Haddo J. S. Haldeman T. E. Kremer M. M. Lynch R. G. Mitchell Chas. R. McCann H. B. McCormac Mr. Fuller North Main Street Valley Fruit and Candy Company Rouss Avenue Lewis N. Barton Randolph T. McGuire George W. Haddox

Nationalist Forces Routed 10000 Reds in Hunan Province

The Nationalist military headquarters at Hankow reports that 10,000 Communist forces were routed in north western Hunan with about 1,000 killed. The dispatch notes a decisive setback amid ongoing debates in Congress.

Associatedress Hankow China Hunan

Pendleton Berkeley Editor Buried in Virginia Soil

Funeral services were held for Nathaniel Spottswood Dandridge Pendleton 79 longtime editor of the Berkeley Springs News and member of Virginia’s “four families.” He died Sunday at Mountain Rest after a long illness and wished to be buried on old Virginia soil. A truckload of Virginia soil was placed in his grave. He bought the paper in 1889 and sold it in 1929 due to ill health. Survived by daughter Eleanor Campbell and two sons, Talbot Pendleton and James Taylor.

Berkeley Springs W. Va Nathaniel Spottswood Dandridge Pendleton Virginia Mountain Rest Pendleton Elisha Boyd Pendleton Lucinda Mason Tutt Pendleton Agnes Taylor Baltimore Eleanor Campbell Raleigh N. C Talbott T. Pendleton Fort Worth Texas James B. Taylor Nogales Ariz

Card of Thanks for Philip Ritter

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mr Philip R. Ritter. Appreciate floral tributes and use of cars. By His Wife and Children.

Philip R. Ritter

Fresh Strawberries Arrive Newly Harvested

Fresh strawberries arrive fresh from fields as at 1p to 11, noted by C. P. McVicar. Local producer announces availability and invites customers to purchase.

B. and C. Bread Ad Emphasizes Unique Food Standpoint

In the piece the ad proclaims B. and C. Bread as irreplaceable, asserting no other food can take its place. The tone underscores bakery superiority and brand loyalty, highlighting quality and distinctiveness.

Handley High Boys Court Schedule Set for 1931 Cage Card

Handley High announces a 12 game 1931 basketball schedule dated January 14 through February 21. Home games include six outings with four CVAL fixtures or rival Randolph-Macon Academy, plus matches against Shepherdstown H S and Waynesboro Pa., with key home dates January 16 and February 4. Players include Flickinger Norton Rush M Garber and others.

Handley High . Col Ie Ae Handley Cumberland Valley Athletic League Handlians Handley Gym Hagerstown High School Snag’ Sargent Monogram Flickinger Norton Rush M. Garber L. Stin Simpson Clark L. Garber Garber R. Duvall Zigler Potts Fisher Prelip Cahill Hancher Robinson McDonald Sargent Shepherdstown High School Randolph- Mason Academy Front Royal CV. A.L Waynesboro Randolph-Macon Academy Here Berkeley Springs High School

W M Cave Square Dance At McCarroll Hall

W M Cave hosts a square dance at McCarroll Hall on Wednesday night with music by the Howard Brothers. Everyone is invited.

W. M. Cave McCarroll Hall Howard Brothers

Byrd Portrait Unveiled in Virginia State Capitol

In Richmond Virginia on January 13 a portrait of Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd was unveiled in the State Capitol. The gift from Massachusetts Legionnaires, valued at 10000 dollars, was unveiled by Miss Westwood Byrd with Virginia officials and family present.

Associated Press Richmond Aed Richard Evelyn Byrd Virginia State Capitol B. M. Roszel Winchester Virginia Department of the American Legion Massachusetts Legionnaires Westwood Byrd Harry F. Byrd Thomas Byrd Richard E. Byrd

Commercial and Savings Bank Elects New Directors for Year

Stockholders of the Commercial and Savings Bank met at the banking house and elected 15 directors for the ensuing year. John I. Sloat, cashier since the bank’s founding, joined the board, replacing Townsend S. Jolliffe who died two months ago. The board will organize Friday by selecting officers. The bank remains on the Roll of Honor Banks with surplus and profits meeting or exceeding capital stock.

Commercial and Savings Bank Banking House Capital D. Bruce Haines E. W. Braithwaite John I. Sloat Sloat Townsend Jolliffe Herbert Larrick H. C. Sheetz J. Henry Moling, Sr Fred Boyd James M. Brown John W. Rosenberger E. A. Humston Howell M. Bond George H. Eagle T. J. Orndorff Philip Klompus Charles R. Anderson J. A. Richard Joseph H. Funkhouser R. Bruce Slonaker Roll of Honor

Auto Licenses Expire Jan 15 in Virginia and Winchester

The Star notes that 1930 Virginia and Winchester auto license plates expire January 15 and may not be used after midnight. Police will arrest motorists using last year’s plates starting January 16 and enforce fines for violations.

the Star State of Virginia Winchester C. W. Hollis

Hillcrest Hog Breeding Sale Offers Large Pola nd China Cross Sows

Hillcrest Hogs lists Fide sows with pigs including a Poland China Duroc cross. One sow with eight piglets priced at 65 dollars and another with eleven piglets at 70 dollars. Also some quality T B Chester sows with pigs. Deliver within reasonable distance from Hillcrest Orch Winchester Virginia.

Poland-China Duroc Cross T. B. Chester W. Bowly Hillcrest Winchester

Grace Church Berryville Plans Centennial Celebration

Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville marks its centennial with plans for a pageant and events. Rev. Dr. Louis Tucker reports on auxiliaries, debt reduction, endowment, and a growing church school as vestry members are elected.

Berryville Grace Episcopal Church Louis Tucker Goodwin H. Williams Woman's Auxiliary Samuel McCormick G. H. Williams F. Baughman Eugene Glover H. B. Whiting R. Page Lee Benjamin Crampton B. F. LaFollette F. L. Ayler A. P. Osborne Alfred Kerfoot F. W. Til

Shenandoah Valley Bank Stockholders Meet and Reelect Directors

The Shenandoah Valley National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the corner of North Loudoun and Piccadilly streets. Directors R. Gray Williams, W. A. Baker, Lewis F. Cooper and others were reelected. Williams was named president and Baker vice president. The bank affirmed its force of officers including Wm. G. Hardy as cashier and trust officers, with a 4 percent quarterly dividend on $300,000 in capital and a strong trust department showing growth.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank North Loudoun Piccadilly Streets R. Gray Williams W. A. Baker Lewis F. Cooper M. Lohr Capper Stewart Bell W. S. Hiett Fred L. Glaize Robert 8. Smith William Beverley Carl T. Cather Lula A. Rush Wm. G. Hardy E. G. Rush Trust Department

License Offices To Remain Open Until 9 O'clock

City treasurer and commissioner of the revenue offices in city hall stay open 7 to 9 tonight and tomorrow to issue licenses and handle business. Tomorrow night is the last chance to obtain 1931 automobile licenses without arrest, as many owners have not yet procured them.

Wanted Mother’s Helper for Country Home

Refined, settled woman sought as mother’s helper for a country home up stairs. Addressed at Bee BayGo Star. contact for placement.

Addresse Bee BayGo Star

Wissler, Shenandoah Valley Orchardist, Dies at 70

John L Wissler died suddenly of a heart attack at his daughter's Baltimore home. He was a well known Shenandoah Valley business man and orchardist, longtime Meems Bottoms owner, married to Partlow, with funeral services in Winchester then Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include T W Harrison and F H Wissler among others.

John L. Wissler Shenandoah Valley J. E Winehurst Avenue Itimore Baltimore Mr. Wissler Franklin H. Wissler Upper Canada Shenandoah County Columbia Furnace Wissler Winchester American Strawboard Mills Meems Bottoms Shenandoah Miss Partlow Rappahannock Robert B. Nelson Christ — Episcopal Church Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mount Hebron T. W. Harrison Shirley Carter R. Gray. Williams B. B. Dutton T. B. Patton E. C. Stuart W. D. Myers R. A. Shafer James Kuykendall F. H. Wissler Boyd Richards H. R. Kern George E. Petley

Clergy and Laity Unite Minutes at Week of Prayer

The United Brethren Church hosted the first week of prayer service last evening at 7 45. Rev. R L Williamson preached on Intercessory Prayer as a lineup of pastors including E A Lambert L A Thomas S L Flickinger C H Anderson and others contributed hymns and readings. Tonight Grace Lutheran Church will host an 7 45 service with Rev E T Clark delivering the sermon.

United Brethren Church R. L. Williamson The Christian Church E. A. Lambert L. A. Thomas S. L. Flickinger C. H. Anderson F. T. McFaden E. T. Clark W. L. Dudley Grace Lutheran Church First Baptist Church

Mrs Carter and party sail for West Indies cruise

Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter of Richmond and her sister Mrs. Beneham Cameron of Raleigh North Carolina accompany Mrs. Carter’s daughter Mrs. John LaBouisse of Charlotte on the steamship Kingsholm which sailed last Friday night from New York for a West Indies cruise.

Thomas Nelson Carter Richmond Powhatan Clarke County Beneham Cameron Raleigh N. C John LaBouisse Charlotte New York Kingsholm West Tingies

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Hart Lieut. MacLaren San Miguel Training School Rourse Little Theatre Presents Colonial Tonight AL Smith F. & M. Bank Congress Byrd Dean Smith Admiral Byrd South Pole Miami Elizabeth White Schuyler Easton N.S.D. Pendleton Berkeley Old Virginia Mr. Pendleton Corporation Court of Winchester Amt C. P. McVicar B. & C. Bread the Evening Star Roszel Legionaires Commercial and Savings Board Hillcrest Hogs HTS Episcopalians of Shen Valley Bank Daughter
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