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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1934

Page

7

West Virginia Scenery Praised by Lynchburg College Professor

Prof Ruskin S Preer of Lynchburg College extols the Cumberland to Romney Moorefield Petersburg Franklin West Virginia scenery in the Lynchburg News. He notes U S Route 40 parallels the ancient route from Ohio to Cumberland and highlights a fertile valley flanked by rugged mountains with narrow gorges that squeeze the river and road.

Cumberland Romney Moorefield Petersburg Franklin W. Va Monterey Va Ruskin S. Preer Lynchburg College Lynchburg News Freer Ohio West Virginia

Funeral Rites Held At Hopewell For Mrs Bowman

A large crowd attended funeral services for Mrs Virginia Priest Bowman at the Hopewell Meeting House. The ceremony was led by Daniel Shoemaker of Washington D C with readings by Annie Reese Charles Pidgeon and Susan Pidgeon. Interment followed in Hopewell burying ground. Survivors include husband John G Bowman and two children Lincoln Griest Bowman and Margaret Gardner Bowman. Relatives from Lancaster German Town Reading and Washington attended. Mrs Hoops a Pennsylvania legislator was among distant mourners.

Hopewell Meeting House Virginia Priest Bowman John G. Bowman Clearbrook Daniel Shoemaker Washington, D. C Annie Reese Charles Pidgeon Susan T. Pidgeon Hopewell Burying Ground J. L. Jolliffe J. W. Headley Lincoln Griest Bowman Margaret Gardner Bowman

Magazine article on Lord Fairfax cooperage in Virginia archives

The January issue features a historical piece about the Fairfax family cooperage, detailing tools from Lord Thomas Fairfax’s Northern Neck Virginia estate. Illustrations accompany the narrative, with the caption Virginia Archives Reveal Sundry Cooperage Tools in Will of Lord Fairfax.

Lord Fairfax Lord Thomas Fairfax Virginia

Man Arrested in Mail Fraud Over Pershing Bust Campaign

Alfred M. Layton, 35, pictured in Washington after arrest on charges of using the mails to defraud. He allegedly collected $11,000 from prominent donors for a General John J. Pershing bust committee and diverted the funds for his own use.

Alfred M. Layton Washington John J. Pershing Layton Pershing

Local Teams Win Big Doubleheader on Handley Court

Company I dominated the Valley Fives 41 to 16 in the nightcap on Handley court. Ed Lee scored 7 points in half a game, Williams led with 13, and Crabill topped the visitors with 7. In a preliminary, the Girls' Athletic Association beat Boyce Independent 16 to ?.

Company I Valley Handley Court Girls’ Athletic Association Boyce Militiamen Williams Ed Lee Crabill Oe Stine Garber F. P. Ritenour J. Smith F. Cc. Smith Funkhouser Lentz Painter Tota Winchester P. P Netistoner Emma Graves Alma Wakter Helen Shockey J.c. Elsie Mathews S.c. Elizabeth Jasper F. VanDeventer Frances Preffitt Pifer F Peyton F Adams J.c Kibler C. Brown E. Jolliffe D. R. Jolliffe

Virginia Horse Breeders Urge Passage of Pari Mutuel Bill

The Virginia Horse Breeders Association at its Richmond meeting endorsed the pari mutuel wagering and racing commission bills to regulate statewide horse racing. The group backs the Hall proposal limiting pari mutuel wagering to three one mile tracks and urges enactment for potential boosts to land values hay markets labor and state revenue. Kenneth Gilpin was elected president with William duPont Jr and others named as officers and directors.

Virginia Horse Breeders’ Association Kenneth N. Gilpin Boyce Richmond The Fair Association Virginia Horsebreders’ Association America Virginia General Assembly Wilbur C. Hall Loudoun County Cecil Connor Leesburg Racing Commission Association General Assembly Virginia Association of Fairs of the Hall Fair Managements Hall Algernon Daingerfield Ockey Club Virginia Thomas G. Herring Harrisonburg Heering Sun Beau Gallant Knight Virginia Horse Association William duPont, Jr Ohn L. Witz Staunton Raymond Belmont Middleburg W. J. Carter H. T. Archibald the Plains A. 8. Craven Greenwood R. W. Daniel William du Pont P. H. Faulconer Charlottesville Thomas B. Gay

Miss Lyda Chapman Resting Comfortably After Illness

Miss Lyda Chapman confined at home on West Clifford street with severe tonsillitis reported today to be resting more comfortably rather than at a high fever or distress.

Lyda Chapman West Clifford Street

That Vulgar Little Blonde and the Ferncliffe Dinner

Kitty Packard craves social advance as Dan Packard plots to buy Jordan stock and host a Ferncliffe dinner. Larry Renault flirts with Paula while facing stage work and a past romance with Ernest. Dr Talbot pursues Kitty, Paula scenes reveal film world tensions and shifting loyalties.

Kitty Packard Tina Oliver Jordan Dan Packard Socia Ition Kitty Jordans Lord Here Tropics Dan Ferncliffe Perncliffes England Washington Packard Dr. Talbot Wayne Paula For Larry Renault Barclay Paula

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