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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1933

Page

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Krol Seeks Hospital Stay in Health Claim

Max Krol of Long Beach New York, held in Nassau county jail awaiting extradition to Winchester on five embezzlement indictments totaling nearly 50000 dollars, seeks hospital treatment with bond. Nassau district attorney Edward Edwards advised holding Krol without bail. Reardon says bond forfeiture if released. Extradition papers expected to reach Governor Lehman today.

Max Krol Long Beach S. J Nassau N. Y Winchester Commonwealth James P. Reardon Krol Reardon Nassau County Edwin N. Edwards Naval Hospital Edwards Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company Gov. Lehman New York C. Lee Barr E. C. Lupton Barr Mr. Lupton New York City Zimmerman Long Beach Court Martin W. Littleton, Jr Mineola

Bright Lad John Livingood Jr Dies After Illness

John Singleton Livingood Jr aged 10 of Berryville Clarke county died at his home after a three month illness due to complications. Surviving are his parents two sisters Frances and Cornelia and brother James. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery after funeral from the Rosemont farm near Berryville Sunday at 2 PM.

John Singleton Livingood, Jr John Livingood Berryville Clarke County John Frances Cornelia Livingood James Livingood Livingood Miss Lillard Chambersville Frederick County Rosemont Mount Hebron

Errors in Dates at Civic League Fashion Show

The Star yesterday misdated dresses and suits to be shown. Mrs. Barton's wedding gown should read 1890 and Dr. Miller's wedding suit should read 1855.

Star of Yesterday Civic League R. T. Barton Dr. Miller

County 4 H Club Council schedule in Winchester

The home demonstration agent outlines a full week of 4 H Club meetings and demonstrations. Activities include Evendale Middletown Armel Stonewall Star Tannery Swanson and central committees with sessions at Christ Episcopal Channel and Reformed Church. The week ends with the County 4 H Club Council meeting at 1 30 o clock on Saturday downtown Winchester.

Evendale Middletown Armel Stonewall Reformed S. H. Zinn Tor Star Tannery Hoys Swanson Central Home Demonstration Community Committee County 4-H Club Council Christ Enisconal Chanel West Boscawen Street Winchester

Delinquents in Frederick County Pay Back Taxes

Taxpayers with delinquent levies in Frederick County hurry to settle with County Treasurer Robert S. Smith. About 60 percent of levies were paid by noon, with more expected before the 10 a.m. Monday deadline to avoid a public land sale at the County Courthouse.

Frederick County Robert S. Smith Frederick County Court House Smith

Thank Soldiers For Assistance In Hunger March

Letters from Winchester officials praise Capt. Paul R. Hartman and First Lieut. L. C. Hollis of the Virginia National Guard units for handling the December 4 hunger march through the city. Mayor C. R. Anderson, Chief C. W. Hollis, and City Manager P. P. Pilcher commend the 1800 marchers and the motorcade for cooperation and 100 percent efficiency.

Paul R. Hartman L. C. Hollis One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard C. R. Anderson C. W. Hollis P. P. Pilcher

Sale girl's 1 dollar crisp wash frocks 79 cents

Margaret L Hodgson notes a sale event featuring wash frocks priced at 79 cents, offered by a sale girl. The item emphasizes affordable fashion in a small daily notices format.

Nationalist government strengthens garrisons in coast and Yangtze

Japanese planes bombed Chinese troops in Jehol as part of a push to break a reported 33 000 strong army. Geneva sources say Japan rejected key League of Nations compromise points on the Manchurian dispute. A rupture between the League and Japan was deemed imminent.

Kaiju Jehol Geneva League of Nations Committee League Japan Tokyo United States Russia Yangtze Valley

Will of Late Jos. Rhodeffer Is Probated Here

Frederick county probate records reveal the will of Joseph Rhodeffer dated December 23 1932. He bequeaths his estate to relatives and granddaughter Lucy Carper with housing for his daughter Mrs Ethel Stump if care is needed. Remaining cash is split among Robert Rhodesfer Mrs Stump and Mrs Carper after debts. Lucy Carper named executrix with bond posted for $2200. Appraisers include Roy P Duvall Joseph Jolliffe Robert S Smith Reginald Duvall and Claude Kline.

Frederick County Joseph Rhodeffer Rhodesfer Lucy Carper John Carper Jordan Springs- Stephenson Road Ethel Stump Robert Rhodesfer Stump Carper Ares Roy P. Duvall Joseph Jolliffe Robert S. Smith Reginald Duvall Claude Kline

Virginia Emergency Relief Loan Authorized by Reconstruction Corp

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a 351654 emergency relief loan for Virginia to aid twelve counties and four cities for January and February. The governor said the state highway department has redirected all funds to relief work with only enough for materials, and other departments are assisting. county and city names were not disclosed.

Associated Press Washington Reconstruction Corporation Virginia State Highway Department of Virginia

Ida Fletcher Funeral Rites Set for Tomorrow

Funeral rites for Ida Fletcher will be held at St. Pauls AME Church tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev J D Sinclair officiating. Pallbearers are Moses Myers Arthur Honesty Charles Greene Richard Washington James Stephenson and James Wells. Interment will follow at Orrick Cemetery.

Ida Fletcher St. Paul’s A. M. E J. D. Sinclair Moses Myers Arthur Honesty Charles Greene Richard Washington James Stephenson James Wells Orrick Cemetery

Dr Hugh White to address Loudoun Street class

The Young Men's Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow morning in the church. It is hoped that Dr Hugh White will address the class. All are welcome.

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Hugh White

McKim Seal Dies Suddenly In Baltimore

Winchester native McKim Seal died suddenly at his Baltimore home where he had lived three years. He fell ill on duty and died before a call could reach a doctor. He leaves daughters Muriel Hall, Elsie and Mary, and sons Arthur and Ray, with remarks of a Baltimore funeral attended by Mrs A Taylor Ritter.

McKim Seal Winchester Baltimore Decker Avenue Ian Seal Muriel Hall Hall Elsie Mary Seal Arthur Ray Seal A. Taylor Ritter East Cork Street John H. Seal West Cork Street Ritter

Explosion Kills 30 At Mexican Dynamite Depot

Thirty people were reported killed in a blast at a National Roads Commission dynamite depot in Morelia about 125 miles northeast of Mexico City. Twenty adjacent houses were destroyed as a lamp ignited by a chauffeur spread fire to a storehouse with 60 dynamite boxes.

Associated Press Mexico City National Roads Commission Morelia

Timberlake Will Probated In Frederick County Office

The last will and testament of William B. Timberlake was admitted to probate in Frederick County Clerk’s Office. The will leaves an equal share from his estate to Miss Eliza Timberallale and A Timberlake, with the remainder to his wife Ella R Timberlake who is named executrix. Appraisers named include Coleman Dunn, Joseph Jolliffe, Robert S. Smith, Lewis Pidgeon and C R McCann.

William B. Timberlake Frederick County Timberlake Eliza Timberall Ale Ee A. Timberlake Ella R. Timberlake M. M. Lynch Phil H. Gold

Weather outlook for the coming week in Atlantic states

Weather forecast shows rain at the start of the week and again midweek in the North and Middle Atlantic states. Temperatures will be well above normal early, stay above normal midweek, then turn much colder by Friday and Saturday.

Washington North Middle Atlantic

Large Violations of Game Laws Told by Warden

Albert Fletcher Warrenton district supervisor of game wardens described wild game buying and selling in Frederick and neighboring counties as worse than elsewhere. He spoke during the trial of four people charged with buying or selling quail and pheasants and urged sportsmen to uphold the game laws to protect wildlife for future outdoor sport. Three defendants faced fines. Nancy Coble’s $35 fine was suspended on costs, Charles Cleveland paid $40 with suspended portion if costs are paid, H C Borden pleaded guilty by telephone with $40 and costs, and Wade Gladden did not appear due to illness.

Winchester Frederick Albert Fletcher Warrenton Fletcher Mr. Fletcher Pletcher Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Frederick County Saterday Nancy Coble Charles Cleveland Weems Cleveland Rome Apnear

State of Siege Declared Across Nicaragua

The Nicaraguan government declares a state of siege in nearly the entire country except four southern provinces. U.S. Marines who had been in Nicaragua for years to maintain order were withdrawn after an orderly election that installed Juan B. Sacasa as president amid reports of discipline breaches in the National Guard.

San Juan del Sur Nicaragua Rivas Granada Masaya Carazo Senate United States Juan B. Sacasa

Funeral for seven month old Fredie Unger at Old Bethel

Large crowd attended the Thursday funeral at Old Bethel Church for infant Fredie L. Unger daughter of Mr and Mrs Boyd Unger of Gainesboro. Rev Russell led services with her four sisters as pallbearers and five brothers bearing flowers. Burial was at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Old Bethel Church Fredie L. Unger Boyd Unger Gainesboro Mr. Russell Mount Hebron

Winchester Fire Department meeting to elect trustees

The executive committees of the Winchester fire department will meet at the Friendship Fire Company hall on East Cork street Monday night at 8 o'clock to elect trustees to handle fire men's relief funds. Captains Richard Brown Frank Foreman Lee M. Lamp Fred W. Forney.

Winchester Fire Department Friendship Fire Company East Cork Street Richard Brown Frank Foreman Lee M. Lamp Fred W. Forney

Bentonville Man Dies After Head Injury Near Rail Tracks

Eustis Fristoe of Bentonville Virginia, about 30, died in Winchester Memorial Hospital from a skull fracture suffered near Overall on Thursday evening. His brother found him unconscious by Norfolk and Western tracks. cause remains a mystery. He was married with children and had worked for the Virginia State Department. Funeral services will be held in Bentonville.

Eustis Fristoe Bentonville Winchester Memorial Hospital Fristoe Norfolk and Western Railway Overall Page County James Fristoe E. L. Grubbs Front Royal James Eustis Ira Fristoe Virginia State Department

Mrs Roosevelt Flies To Chicago Speech in Chicago Visit

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt flew from Newark to Cleveland with a weather warning then boarded a train to Chicago. She will speak tonight at a League of Women Voters meeting.

Associated Press Cleveland Franklin Roosevelt Newark N. J Chicago Franklin D. Roosevelt League of Women Voters

Stagnation In Stock Market In New York The Market Edges Upslight

New York January 21 stock trading showed a slow session with about 350000 shares changing hands. The market moved fractionally with mixed gains and losses and an unimportant overall change. Poe cables opened at 3.3516.

Associated Press New York Poe

Dog Seeks Owner Or New Home After Rescued Collie

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports custody of a tan collie with white head markings and no license tag. They seek to locate the owner or place the animal in a good home. Interested parties may call 41-J.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

Funeral Rites For Little Boy James D Brown

The seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Brown died yesterday at Memorial Hospital. The funeral from the Methodist Church at Greenwood will be at 2 PM Sunday with Rev W M Brashears officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

James D. Brown Harry C. Brown Memorial Hospital Methodist Greenwood W. M. Brashears

Crawford 10 to Be Heard on Extradition Tuesday

George Crawford 26, sought in Virginia for two killings, declined to waive extradition. A hearing is set for Tuesday as Virginia demands his return. He spoke little to officials after previously describing the robbery ties to the deaths.

Associate Press Boston George Crawford Middleburg Virginia Crawford John Galleher Commonwealth Attorney Loudoun County Galleher Charles Street State House Joseph E. Warner Ely Boeing Isley Mina Buckner

Tornado Kills Two as It Races Through Northeast Texas

Paris Texas Jan 20 A tornado carved a 35 mile path through Howland and Manchester injuring at least 19 and killing a negro woman and her year old child on a Manchester farm. Earlier reports listed multiple Barham and Richardson family injuries with houses demolished and extensive property damage.

Associated Press Paris Texas Manchester Howland Mancheser Tex Red River E. A. Barham Calvin Richardson

Thief Drops Loot After Robbing Bell Clothes Shop

Charles Myers witnesses a nighttime robbery at Bell Clothes Shop on Crystal Con Street. The thief fled dropping 13 shirts and a fine suit in an alley. police recovered the items and collected fingerprints from the back door panel and wrapping paper.

Charles Myers Crystal Constreet Bell Clothes Myers Plobe Lornead

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bright Lad County Council Margaret L. Hodgson Cearst Jos. Rhodeffer DR. White Thomas J Stonewall) Jackson W. B. Timberlake The Firemen’s Meeting R. R Winchester Steam Laundry Ilsley
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