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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1934

Page

8

Debate on Education for Boys of Farms at Mount Airy Grange

Mount Airy Grange met in closed session January 9 with good attendance and a debate on the resolution that a boy aiming to farm should go to college. Lucy Brumback Stine and Oren Snapp spoke for the affirmative, C J Fawcett Granville Snapp and Harold Teets spoke against. Judges favored the affirmative two to one. Next meeting January 23 is closed. February 6 will be open with another public debate.

Fawcett Gap Mount Airy The Grange Snyder Alleman Robert Snapp J. W. Richard Wincheserton

Local Notables Visit and travel in Siler area

Mrs. Carrie Holliday and Miss Mabel Lamp called on Mrs. Ruth M. Kerns. De Haven and Crouse families joined visits and trips to nearby towns including Winchester and Glengary. Bud Crouse reported two fox kills. others attended a shower for Lawrence Dailey near Cross Junction.

Siler Carrie Holliday Mabel Lamp Ruth M. Kerns Edmond Jack DeHaven Carrie Pearl Crouse John Whitacre Inwood W. Va A. L. DeHaven Arthur DeHaven Harry Henry DeHaven Winchester Earl Whitacre Gore Austin Whitacre Edith DeHaven Stephenson Hutzler Glengary Bertha DeHaven Elsie Parkinson White Hall Parker Maury Bud Crouse Mildred Luttrell Shockeysville Lawrence Dailey Cross Junction Ray DeHaven I. W. Crouse Alvin Holliday

Grattan Price Chosen To Head National Bank

Grattan Price was elected president of Rockingham National Bank at a board meeting in Harrisonburg Virginia. He succeeds Charles G Harnsberger who headed the bank since 1914 and did not seek re election. William M Menefee was named vice president replacing Judge T N Haas who also retired. The board thanked Harnsberger and Haas for long service and praised the bank’s rapid progress under their leadership.

Harrisonburg C. Grattan Price Recles Rockingham National Bank Price Charles G. Harnsberger W. M. Menefee William M. Menefee T. N. Haas Judge Haas Messrs. Harnsberger and Haas

Lower Branch of Assembly Names Valley Committees

Speaker Sinclair Brown announced Valley delegates receive key committee posts. E Blackburn Moore from Clarke Frederick and Winchester excels on Privileges and Elections Finance and Confirmation while Owen Beard joins Schools and Colleges and Agriculture. New chairs include Rhodes Crowder Moffett Davis Embrey and Williams with multiple shifts across 18 committees.

Richmond Valley House of Delegates Sinclair Brown E. Blackburn Moore Clarke Frederick Winchester Owen Beard Schools and Colleges Harrisonburg Teachers College John W. Morrison Pew Hutcheson Shenandoah Moffett Augusta Agriculture Committee Louderback Page Quesenberg Moore Frederick and Clarke Board of Rockingham Morrison Manufacturers and Mechanics Arts Capitol John J. Rhodes Lonton Basil Bruce Dan Coleman Norfolk Hugh Reid Arlington General Laws A E. 58. Stephens Smithfield Robert L. Brewer Suffolk Charles W. Crowder L. L. Watts Albemarle Roy B. Davis Halifax L. N. Davis Accomac Claims Committee A. W. Embrey Jr Fredericksburg R. W. Witten Tazewell Militia and Police H. M. Bandy Wise E. B. Folkes Richmond City Labor and the Poor I. N. Coleman Dinwiddie W. F Peard W. E. Scott Roanoke Daniel Porter Orange A.J Terrell Buckingham J Vaughan Gary Charles W. Moss A. E. Snead Clifton Forge Berkley D Adams Charlotte W. Wellines R. E. Williams Buchanan Joseph S. Denny Isham T. Wilkinson Lunenburg W. H. Adams Pulaski Wibur C. Hall Loudoun

Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Report

Closing quotations today show Chicago futures for May 90 percent, July 88 and three quarters, September 89 percent. Baltimore spot wheat and Winchester spot wheat quoted around 95 and 91 and a half respectively.

Chicago Baltimore the Star Winchester Milling Corporation Sticker Sales Corporation North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

Two Guards Shot From Ambush At Alabama Prison

Two guards Mason Crowson and Olen Bosman were ambushed and wounded by Clyde Barrow at Lastham State Prison Farm as he helped free Raymond Hamilton and four other convicts. Bonnie Parker is described as Barrow’s gunwoman companion. Federal and state officers launched a statewide manhunt with roadblocks and a posse, pursuing the escaped quartet in a sedan.

Associated Press Huntsville Tex Lastham State Prison Farm Clyde Barrow Raymond Hamilton Barrow Bonnie Parker Mason Crowson Olen Bosman Crowson Bosman Hamilton C. L. Mitchell Ward

Wall Street Awaits Details of Two Billion Fund

New York January 15 Wall Street awaits official detail on the 2 billion equitization fund proposed to regulate foreign exchange. Analysts compare it to Britain's 1.9 billion fund, which uses Treasury bills and Bank of England transactions to smooth pound fluctuations and defend against capital withdrawals.

New York Wall Street Congress Roosevelt Great Britain England America Bank of England Treasury London

No Change in Government Refinancing Plans

Secretary Morgenthau said there is no change yet in the top refinancing operations for the nation. He estimates Treasury profit from devaluation at 2.666 billion dollars, with 2 billion set aside as a stabilization fund per the President's message to Congress.

Washington Morgenthau Aort Treasury Congress

Peace plans emerge to end coal strike in Wilkes-Barre

In Wilkes Barre a famed mediator Monsignor J J Curran unveils new peace proposals as hundreds of police stand by. He plans to meet Thomas Maloney union president while details are teased to halt the two day strike by United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania and United Mine Workers of America leaders claim supremacy. About 20 000 workers are at work in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties with 15 000 idle and most mines open though not at full capacity. No major violence reported. In a separate notice Rinaldo Cappellini state president of U A M of Pennsylvania was arrested as a parole violator and jailed pending a return to Philadelphia eastern penitentiary for arson.

Associated Press Wilkes J. J. Curran Thomas Maloney United Anthracite Miners Pensylvania United Mine Workers of America Lackawanna Luzerne

Virginia lawmakers propose redistricting overhaul bills

The Holt plan shifts counties and cities among districts from the old Tenth, adding Clifton Forge and others to the Sixth, Charlottesville area to the Seventh, and Charlottesville to the Eighth. Republicans oppose as unconstitutional, while Chase proposes nine district realignments with estimated populations near 269 thousand per district.

Cumberland County Wythe County Clifton Forge Botetourt Alleghany Craig Albemarle, Greene Madison Charlottesville Severtin Staunton Buena Vista Amherst Appomattox Augusta Bath Buckingham Fluvanna Highland Nelson Rockbridge Frederick Winchester Clarre Warren Shenandoah Page Rappaahannock Greene Fienth Rockingham Harrisonburg Lynchburg Campbell Courty Buena Vista Rocckbridge Fluavanna Albemarle Craie Potetourt Roanoke Chase Vaughan Severth

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Health

A newspaper advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe alternative to calomel for stimulating bile flow. It claims improved digestion, clearer skin, and reduced sluggish liver symptoms, urging readers to buy 15c 30c or 60c sizes from their druggist.

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