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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1937

Page

8

Inauguration Parade Previewed As Dress Affair

The 1930s style parade will feature army navy and marine units with motorized artillery tanks and anti aircraft batteries. Roosevelt’s review will mark a ceremonial display rather than war readiness as in earlier inaugurations, with historical notes on Lincoln Wilson and Grant Farragut regiments and veterans participating in past parades.

Washington Lincoln Ly Wilson Capitol White House Marines Roosevelt Lincoln United States White House Portico America Wilson Secret Service Grant Farragut South Grover Cleveland Confederacy

Honor Roll At Mount Olive For First Quarter

Hayfield Virginia January report lists Mount Olive United Brethren Sunday School honor roll for the first quarter including Larrick Moore Clowser and Davies families. Enrollment stands at 76 with Elsie Ramey as secretary, H C Moore superintendent and Rev B F Spitzer as pastor.

Hayfield Mount Olive United Brethren Sunday School Luther Larrick Stella Moore David Foster Charles Clowser Laura Marple Anna Clowser Ernest Davis Pauline Clowser Francis Larrick Betty Moore Marjorie Moore Mildred McCormick Dorothy Davies Marl Moore Glenn Moore Ernest Davies Cleve Marple Elsie Ramey H. C. Moore B. F. Spitzer

Canterbury Notes Cite Visiting Relatives and Travel

Canterbury Notes reports multiple visits and travel in the area. Burress Holoway and daughter from Middle River Md and Florence Martin and daughter from Martinsburg W Va visited relatives. Delphia Ferrebee spent a day with sister Dalton Rowland. L W Painter, O D Perry and C C Perry attended funeral of Joseph Houser in Cumberland Md.

Winchester Mrs. McNeally Berryville

West Virginia Fruit Growers Meet Feb. 10

Martinsburg W V Jan 13 Addresses with open discussion of production and marketing problems form the heart of the forty fourth annual convention of the West Virginia Horticultural Society here on February 10 and 11 Henry W Miller Jr president of Paw Paw here for a conference with other officials said today Spraying a vital production problem will be discussed by E C Sherwood West Virginia state pathologist and W S Hough entomologist of Winchester Other first day features include Roy Marsh new head of the State University horticultural department on Some Things We Hope to Do and a discussion of Practical Irrigation in the Shenandoah Valley by Frank H Wissler Mount Jackson president elect of the Virginia Horticultural Society

Martinsburg W. Va West Virginia Horticultural Society Henry W. Miller, Jr Paw Paw E. C. Sherwood West Virginia W. S. Hough Winchester Roy 8. Marsh State University Horticultural Department Shenandoah Valley Frank H. Wissler Mount Jackson The Virginia Horticultural Society

$10000 Reward In Mattson Case Fifth Of Kind

Washington Jan 13 Attorney General Cummings said the $10000 offered by the government in the Mattson kidnap case became the fifth federal reward posted since Congress authorized such offers in June 1934. Previous rewards ranged from $2500 to $10000 for information leading to arrest or capture of notorious criminals.

Washington Cummings Mattson Congress John Dillinger Justice Department Nelson

Gore Brevities In Gore Virginia January News

Gore Virginia January notes report Mr M C Garvin near illness and hope for recovery. Mrs J W Parish closes home to spend winter with daughter Mrs N B Shingleton in Winchester. Janet Bowman ill but near recovery as grandmother Mrs Brown returns to Gainesboro. Mrs H T Clemons and daughters Fay and Janette with Mrs Charles Sager visit Mrs D F Kern. Miss Madeline Brill visits relatives in Winchester.

Gainesboro H. T. Clemons Fay and Janette Charles Sager D. F. Kern Madeline Brill Winches

Supervisors Take No Action On Parking Lot Proposal

City council spokesmen including Herman Hable and Arthur Field outlined a plan to convert the hitching yard into a parking area with adjoining land purchase. Supervisors adjourned without action but some expressed favorable views on expanding parking for rural visitors. Salaries for county officials were approved and funds distributed among dog, general, and public assistance accounts.

Board of Supervisors City Council Herman Hable John Rosenberger Percy D. Miller Arthur M. Field Cameron Kent Street Robert S. Smith Lee N. Whitacre Revenue Commonwealth Burr P. Harrison Bard General County Fund Co. L. Brumback Robert 8. Smith Dorothy McC. Rice Virginia Public Assistance Fund

MISS CORNWELL III AT HOME

Miss Edith Cornwell a Handley High School faculty member who had been ill with grippe at her Washington street home is able to return to her duties today. The article lists several recent visitors and guests at Valley Home including Mrs. Virginia Korn Mr. George Brill Rev S J Goode and the Oates and Potts families from nearby towns.

Ter and Hayfield Virginia Korn Capon Springs W. Va Valley Home George Brill S. J. Goode H. C. Oates, Jr Beverly Oates Winchester Roy. Potts Berryville Edith Cornwell Handley High School Grippe Washington Street

Illness Fatal To An Infant

Ruby Colleen Brill infant of Charles W and Myrtle Brill of this city died at 6 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Renner on North Londoun street after about two weeks illness She was born April 15 1936 Surviving are two brothers Charles William Brill Jr and Earl Franklin Brill Funeral from the Renner home at 10 AM Thursday conducted by Rev C F Seastrunk Lutheran Church Albin with interment at Grange Hals Cemetery Frederick county

Ruby Colleen Brill Charles W Myrtle Brill Earl Renner Londoun Street Charles William Brill, Jr Earl Franklin Brill

B&O Seeks Extend Loans Through April 1942

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to extend loans totaling 14,494,423 owed to the Reconstruction Corporation from February 7, 1937, to April 1, 1937. The carrier reports total indebtedness of 60,059,823 secured by collateral valued at 120,208,876.

Washington Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Reconstruction Corporation

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Names Omission Correction

An annual meeting report failed to list Carl T. Cather assistant cashier and head teller and misprinted director R. S. Smith. The notice clarifies the personnel roster.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Carl T. Cather R. S. Smith

Wire Preservers Recommend Lemon Juice With Steam

A tip suggests applying lemon juice to the iron rust spot and holding the item over steam to remove rust. The method emphasizes acidity from lemon and the heat of steam to loosen and cleanse rust stains.

The Charge of the Light Brigade at Capitol Theatre

Warner Bros presents The Charge of the Light Brigade at Capitol Theatre with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. The film blends Tennyson’s verse with a dramatic Crimean War saga featuring a glamorous romance and a rivalry for love amid an all star 20 actor cast and large production scale.

Tennyson Light Brigade Capitol Friday Alfred Lord Tennyson Warner Bros Capitol Theatre Errol Flynn Olivia de Havilland Light

Public Sale Near Clearbrook Jan 20 1937

On account of a feed shortage a public sale will be held at the name place four miles east of Clearbrook and one mile south of Brucetown on Wednesday January 20 1937 starting at 10 o clock. The sale lists 33 head of cattle including 13 Holstein and Guernsey cows 7 Guernsey heifers 7 young heifers Guernseys and Holsteins 4 young bulls and 2 old enough for an All T B and Bangs tests.

Household Goods Auction by Bert Wright and Wright

Terms: cash. At same time and place I will sell my entire household goods including bu reaus dressers couches tables odd chairs parlor suite beds and springs Home Comfort range heating stove iron safe refriger ator several walnut stands solid mahogany folding leaf tables solid mahogany couch and other antiques including many valuable old books and documents some dating back to the 17th century. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Bert Wright. 1-13 15 18-31

Bert Rtie A. Wright

Marian Martin Pattern 9183 for tots wear

The Winchester Evening Star advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9183 a four-piece dress for tots in polka dot cotton or seersucker with yokes puffed sleeves and a round neck fastened by two buttons. Sized 34 to 48, fabric 35 4 yards at size 36, order form asks for size name address and pattern number with fifteen cents. Also promotes Pattern Book Fifteen Cents and combined price of five cents.

Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star 18Th St New York

Estes Re elected President Of Fraternal Americans Lodge No 41

E B Estes serves as president for the ensuing year of Fraternal Americans Lodge No 41 Winchester. Officers include W R Pangle vice president A W Shade recording secretary W R Ebersole financial secretary W H Bush treasurer and others. The lodge reports a 38 percent membership rise this year and two member deaths Lyle Russell and Fred Duke Affreck. A sympathy resolution was adopted for the bereaved families.

E. B. Estes Order of Fraternal Americans Winchester W. R. Pangle A. W. Shade W. R. Ebersole W. H. Bush Co. L. Widmyer R. H. Miller E. J. Shirley George Shade J. O. Boyce R. C. Fry L. A. Pollard O. B. Shade Lyle Russell Fred Duke) Affreck God

Barbara Bell Jumper Pattern Featured in Evening Star

The Evening Star highlights Barbara Bell Pattern No.1229 B offering a plain two piece jumper with a peasant flavor. Models suit sizes 14 through 42 with busts from 32 to 42, requiring fabric请 and bias binding as specified for the shirt and jumper.

Evening Star Barbara Bell

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