Notable Local Notices and Personal Updates
Local briefs report on Charles Cochran improving after a nervous disorder, Elizabeth Crawford recovering from appendicitis, and the birth of Charles Franklin Shull Jr. Other items note Girl Scout Council and church circle meetings, A L Whitacre critically ill, The Star staffer Mary Russell ill, and friends Lloyds traveling to Florida for convalescence.
Winchester Elks Lodge and area social calendar
Social calendar lists Winchester Lodge Elks meeting Wednesday at 8 00 p m with 8 15 p m weekly adult grace Lutheran Church meeting and practice. Thursday Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12 45 p m and Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Handley Library 3 30 p m. Lions Club benefit revue Minstrel Monarchs at Capitol Theatre 8 20 p m. Friday American Legion meeting 12 30 p m at George Washington Hotel and Minstrel Monarchs at Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutherin Church
Yhursday
Sara Thie
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Lions Club
Capitol Theatre
Robert
Conrad Post
American Legion
Capitol Theatrer
Miss Evelyn Hardesty Weds Mr. Max Brown in Washington
Miss Evelyn Hardesty married Max Brown in a quiet noontime ceremony in Washington D C. The bride, daughter of Stanley L Hardesty of Summit Point West Virginia, taught in several Virginia and West Virginia schools before marrying Brown who now manages the Spirit of Jefferson in Charles Town and has past HOLC ties. The couple planned a wedding trip to the east and will reside at Bamford House in Charles Town after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hardesty
Max Brown
Washington
D. C
Evelyn
Hardesty
Stanley L. Hardesty
Summit Point
W. Va
Berryville
Harrisonburg
State Teachers’ College
Shepherd College
Shepherd
Jefferson County
Brown
The
Journal
Mrs. Brown
New York
Philadelphia
Charles Town
Bamford
South Samuel Street
Council approves Handley Library budget hike to three thousand
City council debates library finances and approves a library appropriation increase to 3000 dollars. An audit proposal by Leach Rindfleisch and Scott for 950 dollars is approved with the delinquent tax list to be prepared by the treasurer. The measure passes unanimously as part of a busy budget session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coble
Henry
Handley Library
Hable
Finance Committee
Snapp
Public and
Leach
Rindfleisch
Scott
Glaize
Dellinger
Anderson
Winchester Council approves water and library appropriation changes
The Common Council unanimously increases Handley library funding from 2500 to 3000, with 500 drawn from the contingent fund. A water system resolution authorizes spending 600 for meters and 743 for manholes and equipment, plus 600 for a Pitometer survey and 1200 from the 1936 budget. one member opposes pending savings report. The meeting includes ordinances on a Saint Station plan, a Baker Street filling station, a slaughter house lease and a financial accounting committee to review city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Miller
Water and Sewer Committee
Glaize
City of
Winchester
Pitometer Company
Hable
Beckwith
Imeting
Forney
Cable
Dellinger
Ee Avenue
Snapp
W. S. Sargent
Hart and
Valley Avenue
Sargent
Hart Street
Southerhi States Cooperative
Baker Street
Peyton J. Marshall
Anderson
Marshall
Germany's oldest lighthouse guards Neuwerk island
Neuwerk's ancient lighthouse marks 635 years standing on the island near Heligoland in sight of ships bound for British ports and Hamburg. The enduring structure has withstood centuries of tidal waves, remaining a steadfast beacon to seafarers.
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Germany
Neuwerk Island
Heligoland
British
Hamburg
Dr Randolph Injured While Hunting In Virginia
Dr Archi Cary Randolph prominent era Virginia sportsman and Hunt Club master was injured last Friday when his horse bungled on a jump and he fractured his leg. He was taken to Memorial Hospital after initial treatment at William C Langley’s house and is now recovering at Old Wellbourne near Upice. His condition is satisfactory but he will be laid up for some time as Piedmont hounds met at Five Points and pressed on with the hunt after his injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archi Cary Randolph
Virginia
Hunt Club
Memorial Hospital
Old Wellbourne
Upice
Randolph
William C. Langley
Piedmont
Richberg Denies NRA In Code Alive
Detroit reports Richberg stating the NRA is very much alive and operating under the code obligation principle. He rebutted General Johnson's claim that the NRA list is dead. The piece also notes local personnel changes and a hospital patient improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richberg
Detroit
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Recovery Administration
National Emergency Council
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Hugh S. Johnson
Jury duty seen through calm eyes in Flemington trial
Mrs Verna Snyder sits as juror number three in the Hauptmann trial in Flemington New Jersey. Spectators report she yawns and nods off at times while the dramatic proceedings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
Verna Snyder
Talesman
Plans Meetings To Explain New Corn-Hog Policy
Clarke County Agricultural Agent C. C. Funkhouser announces 1935 corn-hog program meetings to help farmers sign contracts. Sessions begin January 23 at White Iy e, January 25 at Meres, January 28 at Hawthorne, and January 30 at Berryville, all at 8 pm. Hawthorne 4-H spelling match Friday January 18 at 8 pm with 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Funkhouser
Clarke County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ss.anary
White Iye
Meres
Hawthorne School
Berryville
Hawthorne
Authority On Child Movies To Speak Here
The Legion of Decency and Better Films Council plan to bring Mrs Robins Gillman to Lynchburg on January 29 and Richmond the next day to discuss motion pictures for children. Details of the late January meeting at Grace Lutheran Church will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Decency
Grace Lutheran Church
Better Films Council
Robins Gillman
Convict Two In Hold Up Slaying
Two men convicted six months ago of fatally shooting John T Geary Jr during a Priest’s Bridge hold up in Prince Georges County are to be executed shortly after midnight at the state penitentiary. Gordon Dent, 30, and James A Gross, 25, were among three men who styled themselves the three black Dillingers. Parker received a life sentence from former Gov Albert C Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John T. Geary, Jr
Priest’s Bridge
Prince Georges County
State Penitentiary
Gordon Dent
Jams A. Gross
Donald Parker
Parker
Albert C. Ritchie
Family Playing Double Role In Hauptmann Case
Flemington New Jersey January reports the Brelsford family has a rare duty in the Hauptmann trial with Mrs Mary Brelsford serving on the jury while her son Jack 19 runs messages from the balcony. The family home three blocks from Union Hotel is watched by four constables as the jury rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Jan
Brelsford
Mary Brelsford
Jack
Union Hotel
Filling Station Attendant Shot During Hold-Up
George Henneman a 65 year old night attendant at a filling station was shot and critically injured early today during an attempted hold up. He was taken to Union Memorial Hospital with a chest wound and a blood transfusion was requested. Police sought a 28 year old six foot tall black man as the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Henneman
Henneman
Union Memorial H’ospital
Lloyd L. Groves
Joseph A. Baruch
No, It s Not Hauptmann s Twin Similarity Questioned
The defense may use the likeness between Bruno Hauptmann and Robert Scanlon to challenge the state testimony. Scanlon, a Menlo Park realtor, said he was in the Hopewell woods near the Lindbergh home at the time of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
Robert Scanlon
Menlo Park, N. J
Scanlon
Lindbergh
Hopewell
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Donigen
Ocamo
Charles Cochran
Charles E. Cochran
Walter Reed Hospital
Cochran
Clayton Cochran
Miss Crawford
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
Frank B. Crawford
No. 20
Washington Street
Berryville High School
Girl Scout Council
Donald McFadden
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Church Ofce
A. L. Whitacre
W. F. Whitacre
Martinsburg
Thelma Himelright
Elderton
Johnny Himelright
Star Tannery
Charles H. Harper
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Mary Russell
the Star
Stacy B. Lloyd, Jr
Garter Hall
Millwood
Grippe
Florida
Grace L. Albin
R. E. Albin
Ada Lea Ritenour
Mozelle White
Grace Albin
Beatrice Painter
Greta Bray
Helen Painter
Hazel Grubbs
Olive White
Alice Albin
Caroline Cline
Kathryn White
Lois Albin
Helen White
Hilda Grubbs
Katherine Sandy
Colleen DeHaven
Gretchen Dorsey
Mary Sandy
Ethel Baker
Douglas Duvall
Marie Hicks
Jack Albin
Marvin Painter
James Sandy
Godfrey Stotelmyer
Gillis Bray
Henry Brown
Gene Barley
James Cornwells
John Ebert
Shirley Whitacre
Billy Swimley
Ferman Duvall
Lynwood Pool
Clarence Shiley
Harry Cline
Herbert Pope
Joe Houser
Armel
Gertrude Haines
Elizabeth Farrar
Miss White
Jean Bell
Goldie Gardiner
Williams. Jordan
Dorothy Pifer
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Dr. Randolph
Piedmont Hunt
D. E. Hawthorne
Eeburg
Thisville
T. G. Ides
Loudoun County
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Clarke
Brelsfords
Mary
Trenton
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Minstrel Monarchs
Beauty
Loudoun St
Underwood
Telephone
R. M. Swimley