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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1932

Page

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Slain Hardware Merchant Dies After Late Night Encounter

Police launch a wide manhunt across Virginia Maryland and northern states for the killer of William E Keller senior partner of George W Keller Estate whose shooting near his North Loudoun street home occurred after a night visit to a fire scene. The motive robbery is suspected. a .25 caliber pistol used in the crime has been traced and the suspect is sought. Keller died en route to Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Virginia Maryland Atlantic Seaboard William E. Keller North Loudoun Street C. W. Hollis Hollis Mr. Keller Keller George W. Keller George F. Keller William Sarah Zane Duke” Affleck Richard Brown Capt. Brown Mr. Affleck Loudoun Street George G. Snarr Joe Jones Edward Bowen Bowen Cameron Street Keller Home Minnie Keller Charlotte Jones Miss Jones Winchester Tom Boyd Boyd Francis Funk C. Lee Barr Martinsburg Hagerstown Frank H. Krebs

Three North Virginia Murders Linked to Narrow Region

Last week saw three killings in a quiet Northern Virginia area. William F. Keller, a city hardware dealer, was shot Saturday night as authorities seek George Crawford for the Middleburg double murder of Agnes Boeing Ilsley and her maid Buckner. A statewide manhunt targets both suspects.

William F. Keller Northern Virginia Agnes Boeing Ilsley Buckner Middleburg Winches George Crawford Crawford Mr. Kelr

Death of Vernon Stevenson Shocks Baltimore Family

Mrs. C A Davis flew to Baltimore after learning her father Vernon Stevenson died suddenly at a retail drug store where he worked as a registered pharmacist. A Baltimore native, he leaves his widow Margaret Stevenson, daughter Mrs. Davis of Winchester, and brothers John of Baltimore and Charles of Kansas City.

Mr. Stevenson Baltimore Margaret Stevenson Mrs. Davis Winchester John Stevenson Charles Stevenson Kansas City

Nevada Sheriff Says Prisoner Is Not Jack Hart

Sheriff Harry Nicholson of Ely Nevada announced in Baltimore that the man he held is not Jack Hart the escaped Maryland convict. He said fingerprints and photos show C E Mitchell is Hart and will hold Mitchell until full print and photo comparisons arrive from Ely and police directions are received.

Baltimore Harry Nicholson Ely Nev Jack Hart Maryland Nevada Hart C. E. Mitchell Nicholson Salt Lake City Utah Mitchell

Lad Is Victim of Peritonitis

Richard Allen Seabright seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Seabright of 715 South Braddock Street died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital from peritonitis after a brief illness. He was mourned by parents three brothers Douglas Nelson Stanley Lee and Garland Frederick Seabright and sister Colleen Virginia Seabright. Funeral services will be held from the parents home Wednesday at 3 pm with Rev E T Clark of First Baptist Church officiating and interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Richard’ Allen Seabright Harry W. Seabright South Braddock Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Richard Mrs. Seabright Nina Belle Newlin Douglas Nelson Stanley Lee Garland Frederick Seabright Colleen Virginia Seabright E. T. Clark First Baptist

Consolidation of State Court System Planned in Virginia

A bill by Senator W A Garrett would abolish the Thirtieth Virginia judicial district in Franklin and Bedford counties, aiming to save state funds and start consolidating courts. The move coincides with a judiciary week at the General Assembly and amid judgeship contests in Roanoke and Franklin Bedford seats. A second measure provides a thirty day extension for 1931 auto license plates to aid up to 50 000 motorists.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia State Senate W. A. Garrett Ridgeway Garrett Commonwealth Franklin Bedford P. H. Dillard General Assembly House Courts of Justice Committee Hopewell Thomas B. Robertson Hopewell Corporation House John M. Hart J. J. Allmond, Jr Roanoke Corporation A. H. Hopkins S.S. Lambeth, Jr Dillard Coleman Dinwiddie Edgar B. English

Man Denies Charge After Auto Gas Crisis

Russell Jackson who forfeited collateral in police court on intoxication and disorderly conduct denies being drunk. He explains he was in a car that ran out of gas and he knocked on a door on East Monmouth Street to ask for a telephone to summon gasoline.

Russell Jackson The Star East Monmouth Street

Winchester Steam Laundry Monday Advert Says Open

A fragmented 7 13 1p notice promotes Winchester Steam Laundry with day options Monday Wednesday Saturday and a sunshiny tone. The readable lines suggest regular hours and a cheerful weekly schedule.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Hawaii legislature Debates City Police Reform and Death Penalty

A Honolulu special session begins as lawmakers consider measures to reform the police department and impose death for attacks on women. Governor Judd supervises drafts aimed at preventing Congress intervention in territory status. The Kahahawai slaying case drives grand jury action with Mrs Fortescue, Lt Massie, and two sailors held.

Honolulu Congress Judd James F. Gilliland Joseph Kahahawai Granville R. Fortescue New York Washington Thomas Massie Navy E. J

Bryarly Agency Ranks High With Life Ins Company

Home Life Insurance Co of New York reports the Bryarly agency in Washington DC with Bryarly and Green as local agents ranked second in the United States for December. For 1931 the Bryarly agency placed fourth nationally. Robert C. Green led the United States on the Agents Roll of Honor. J P Laise from Bunker Hill WV tied to the Bryarly agency ranked seventh. F C Wright and Charles R Keeler of this city placed twentieth and twenty first.

Home Life Insurance Company of New York H. R. Bryarly Washington, D. C Bryarly Bunker Hill W. Va Bryarly Agency Washington F. C. Wright Charles R. Keeler

Braddock Street Church Circle Meets Thursday Evening

Circle No 6 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon January 21 at Mrs J W Criders 709 South Stewart Street. All members are urged to attend for important business matters.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South J. W. Crider South Stewart Street

Learn to Dance at Washington Hotel Weekly Schedule

Learn to dance sessions run every Thursday at the Washington Hotel. The listing notes a recurring meetup from noon to 1 pm with multiple weekday slots across the week. Participants are invited to join for basic to intermediate instruction in a formal setting.

Larrick Dies After Stroke at 74 in Frederick County

Morgan M. Larrick, 74, of Chambersville Frederick County died at home after a stroke on January 10. He was a lifelong cooper and Church of the Disciples of Christ member, survived by wife Mary and six children, with many grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 AM with burial at Timber Ridge cemetery.

Morgan M. Larrick Chambersville This County Mr. Larrick Jacob Harriet Larrick Rock Enon Springs Frederick County Mary Bell Good Eliza Ann Line Good Church of the Disciples of Christ Rock Enon Larrick R. H. Brill Gore A. A. Harris Coral Gables Fla Roy Hawkins Mount Jackson B. L. Larrick G. G. Larrick C. F. Lockhart Theodore Larrick Lehew W. Va O. O. Larrick McComas B. Larrick Asa Shanholtz Dora ‘Thompson Winchester James Williams Martinsburg Clark Wright Stephens City S. J. Goode C. H. Anderson Christian Church Timber Ridge H. A. Bayliss Edward Dusing Fred Snapp Letcher Anderson Clifton Ollie Larrick

Candy Sale Deals On Nunnallys and Martha Washington

This week special offers feature Nunnallys Candy at 1.50 and Martha Washington Fountain at 1.00. Limited time sale announced by the store.

Martha Washington Fountain

Notice of Personal Responsibility

Statement by W. N. Graber declaring he will not be responsible for debts other than those he incurs himself. Signed declaration dated 15th of January, 1931.

W. N. Graber

Mixed load livestock sale notice

Mixed load livestock sale announced for next Wednesday January 20. The listing notes catalog numbers 16 21 15 and 18 and references John M. Fishpaw as contact.

John M

Former Naval Hero Rogers Dies in New York Hospital

Captain Charles C. Rogers Jr. died in a New York hospital after an acute appendicitis operation. He was born in Washington and raised in Winchester, a 1916 Naval Academy graduate who commanded a destroyer in World War I. He leaves a widow Elsie Sterling and two sons, with extensive military family ties including Admiral Charles C. Rogers Sr. and Gen. John G. Walker. Burial will be at Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at Christ Episcopal Church in Winchester.

Armistead C. Rogers Winchester New York Philip E. M. Walker Pagebrook Clarke County Rogers Christ Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson Mount Hebron North Sea Charles C. Rogers United States Navy Alice Walker Rogers Washington, D. C Shenandoah Valley Academy Friends’ School Washington United States Naval Academy Annapolis Island Hospital Elsie Sterling Stephen Decatur

Williams' Speech In Richmond To Be Broadcast

The unveiling ceremonies for General Robert E. Lee in Richmond will be broadcast nationwide on WEAF. Orator R. Gray Williams will speak at 12 15 pm, introduced by former Governor Harry F. Byrd, with a reception for notable guests including Virginia officials, descendants of Lee, sculptor Rudolph Evans, Bishop Colline Denny, chaplain Major Giles B. Cooke, and local attendees such as Philip Williams.

Robert E. Lee Richmond WEAF Nazi Broadcasting Company R. Gray Williams Williams Harry F. Byrd Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia Lee Rudolph Evans New York Colline Denny Methodist Church Giles B. Cooke Philip Williams

Banks to Close for Gen Lee Birthday Observance

Virginia banks will close tomorrow in observance of General Robert E. Lee's birthday. The Han Library remains open. Public schools hold special observances with addresses recitations and readings centered on General Lee.

Lee Robert E. Lee Virginia Han General Lee

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