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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1936

Page

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Nation Ready for Independence Holiday Parade Plans

The nation marks the 160th anniversary of the Declaration with fireworks vacations and sports. President Roosevelt visits Monticello to deliver an Independence Day address. Governor Landon plans a quiet day. New York residents expect 1.5 million to travel by train and boat. Tammany Hall plans a Fourth parade with absent patrons Roosevelt and former Governor Alfred E. Smith.

Associated Press Roosevelt Monticello Thomas Jefferson Landon Goveror Alf M. Landon New York Tammany Hall New York City Alfred E. Smith

Observant Citizen Recalls Frog Hunting Tales

The piece by W. C. Stouffer recounts frog hunting misadventures at Hollins ponds. Snakes, near misses, and a goofy camping turn reveal a quirky countryside vignette with local color and humor.

Losses Mount In Texas As Rivers Spread Over Plains

Cuero Texas July 3 Crop and livestock losses mount as the Guadalupe river overflows toward Victoria. Twenty three deaths are listed as floods threaten the Austin to San Marcos corridor. Property damage exceeds 3 million dollars. coast guard plane seeks missing farmer Bob Murphree near Thomaston. river two miles wide.

Texas Plains Cuero Tex Guadalupe Victoria South Texas Austin San Marcos Coast Guard San Antonio Bob Murphree Thomaston Meyersville Thomaston River

Witherspoon Here Sunday

The Rev E D Witherspoon of Blacksburg will preach Sunday night at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church and Sunday morning at Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown. A children's choir will sing at the Loudoun Street service under church direction.

E. D. Witherspoon Blacksburg Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Mr. Witherspoon Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Atre Massanetta Young Peoples Conference Harrisonburg Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown Loudoun Street

Dry Cleaners Board Named for Virginia

Governor Peery announced appointees to the State Dry Cleaners Board to regulate Virginia cleaning and dyeing firms under a 1936 act. Walter Scott and Stewart Woody will represent the public. Ray Barrett, E. T. Moorefield Jr., and Guy O. Farley serve as members. The board meets Monday to set rules with Crutchfield and Billingsley of the state cleaners association.

Richmond Peery State Dry Cleaners Board Virginia General Assembly Walter Scott Roanoke Stewart Woody S&s William Venable Norfolk Maitland Bustard Danville

Floor Show at Chuck and Ray's Detroit Club Tonight

Bill Burke's twelve piece orchestra and a girl entertainer perform direct from the Plantation Club Detroit Michigan at Chuck and Ray's tonight from 8 to 1.00 per couple entertainment guaranteed.

Bill Burke Plantation Club Detroit Mich Chuck and Ray

Will Buy Stock in Farmers & Merchants National Bank

Notice to stockholders that R. T. Bryarly Jr seeks to purchase shares in Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company at 40 dollars per share as indicated in an advance query dated 11p to 11.

Stock Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company R. T. Bryarly, JR

Open Saturday For Winchester Store Convenience

Local ad announces Sargents Sanitary Cash Store will be open all day Saturday July 4 for out of town customers and residents in Winchester. Corner Market and Piccadilly Streets listed.

Winchester Sargent's Sanitary Cash Store Cor Mkt Piccadilly Sts

Siamese Twins Die After Brief Lifespan in Medford

In Medford Massachusetts a baby girl Siamese twin died after 30 hours attached to her deceased sister. Dr John B Vernaglia had planned a complex skull separation but announced the infant was failing. The twins were born to Mrs Diego Fiorenzo who had two other children. The larger twin weighed seven pounds and died soon after birth.

Medford Mass John B. Vernaglia Diego Fiorenzo Vernaglia

Rites Planned for J A R Snapp Prominent Farmer

John A R Snapp 73 longtime resident near Opequon died at his Cedar Creek Grade home after a prolonged illness. He was a leading farmer and fruit grower and a faithful St Pauls Lutheran Church member teaching girls classes and serving on the church council. His death leaves a wide circle of friends mourning his loss.

John A. R. Snapp Cedar Creek Opequon Mr. Snapp St. Paul's Lutheran Church Fawcett’s Gap Church Council St. Paul’s Church

Bathing Beach Shull's Lodge At Betty's Ferry

Dining and dancing at Betty's Ferry on Route 50 with beer and sandwiches. Over-night guests, boats, bait furnished and popular prices. Also notices for a fine female police puppy seeking a good home and a July 4 opening for R. G. Stores with home made pickles for sale.

Shull’s Lodge Betty’s Ferry

Closing Out Sale at George Washington Gift Shop

Public notice announces the entire stock of the George Washington Gift Shop to be sold regardless of cost. A free floor show featuring Kenneth Windle and his Radio Rascals from York Pa is scheduled for Sunday night July 5 at 8 30 and 10 15 with beer and sandwiches. Avalon Inn.

George Washington Kenneth Windle York Avalon Inn

France Urges Pacts to Foster Peace Across Nations

France calls for multiple pacts to promote peace and cooperation among nations. The appeal emphasizes diplomatic agreement, disarmament, and collective security as keys to reducing conflict.

France

France urges regional pacts under League to guard peace

In Geneva on July 3 Yvon Delbos the French foreign minister pressed for a reinforced system of regional pacts supervised by the League of Nations to ensure swift armed punishment for aggressors. He called for eliminating unanimous voting on peace measures while keeping the covenant intact and urged proposals by August 15.

Geneva France League of Nations Yvon Delbos Assembly of the League Delbos

Local Holiday To Be Observed

Post office to observe Fourth of July as legal holiday with limited window service and no city delivery while city boxes are collected for night dispatch. Stores close tomorrow. banks and many offices shut. Evening Star not issued. Beach trips and picnics planned as holiday exodus unfolds.

Evening Star

YARD PARTY AT Welltown And Epworth Chapel Details

Yard party at Welltown set for Thursday July 9 with rain date the following night benefiting the church at Epworth Chapel on Saturday night July 4 featuring music and refreshments. Also notes about The White Palace air conditioned restaurant and South End Hose Co regular meeting July 6 with attendance urged and a Sunday newspaper shop listing Miller’s Medicines News at 107 N Loudoun St next to Parkers Grocery.

Epworth Chapel Miller’s Medicines News N. Loudoun Parkers Grocery

Shenandoah Park Dedication Praised By Governor Peery

Governor Peery lauds Shenandoah National Park dedication as a major Roosevelt era achievement. He extols the park as a recreation boon for workers and a nation’s benefit. Excerpts highlight Blue Ridge views Piedmont land and Indians choosing the Shenandoah Valley as a hunt ground. Continued on page 11.

Big Meadows George C. Peery Shenandoah National Park Roosevelt Satell America Peery Virginia Var Blue Ridge Mountains Piedmont Shenandoah Valey Shenandoah Valley New York Georgia Lederer

Rouss Fire Co. Notice for July 3 Meeting

The Charley Rouss Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening July 3 at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Special entertainment by M. D. Weaver, president.

Charley Rouss Fire Company M. D. Weaver

Sarah Zane Fire Company Monthly Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is desired. R. B. Brown, Captain.

Sarah Zane Fire Company R. B. Brown

1935 Dodge sedan bargain at Bickers Motor Co

Four door touring sedan with built in trunk offered in excellent condition for 595 dollars. Trade possible with your present car. Bickers Motor Co. details in local listing.

Bickers Motor Co

Roosevelt Addresses Shenandoah Park Dedication in Meadows

President Roosevelt speaks at the Meadows ceremony on July 3 dedicating Shenandoah National Park as part of a broader effort to conserve natural resources and provide employment. He praises Civilian Conservation Corps workers for ending waste and shaping a busy future for themselves and the nation.

Ickes Big ‘Meadows Roosevelt Shenandoah National Park Civilian Conservation Corps

Winchester wins Roanoke for Virginia championship

Winchester Gun and Skeet Club retained the five man Virginia championship cup at Edgewood Roanoke Gun Club. Roanoke No 1 finished second with 237 of 250 while Roanoke No 2 totaled 234. Bluefield teammates posted 233 with Roanoke No 3 tied at 215.

Winchester Roanoke Winchester Gun and Edgewood Virginia Trapshooting Association Bluefield W. Va Cavalier Gun Club

Miss Cochran Lands In Flaming Plane At Indianapolis

Miss Jacqueline Cochran of Los Angeles crash landed at Indianapolis Municipal Airport traveling about 100 miles per hour then leaped from the burning craft unharmed.

Indianapolis Jacqueline Cochran Los Angeles

Roosevelt dedicates 180000 acres Shenandoah Park in grandeur

At Big Meadows Virginia President Roosevelt dedicates Shenandoah National Park, a vast 180000 acre recreation area near the Blue Ridge rising 3500 feet, with Harold Ickes George Peery and Wilbur C Hall joining. He condemns waste and calls for using idle people to work the land amid a high profile ceremony.

Big Meadows Blue Ridge Mountains Roosevelt Shenandoah National Park America Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes George C. Peety Virginia Wilbur C. Hall State Conservation and Development Commission Skyline Drive

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Aia Jefson Roanoke World-News W. C. Stouffer Array’s Pond Hollins Witherspoon Dry Cleaners Board J.A.R. Snapp Henry Baker League Welltown White Palace South End Hose CO Vannadad Cyureveu Park Rouss Fire CO Blue Ridge Bulletins Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Helen Hayes Charles MacArthur Quebec Que Governor Peery The Star the Evening Star
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