Pathfinder Flight From Maine to Rome May Face Fuel Limits
The Pathfinder monoplane piloted by Roger Q. Williams and Lewis Yancey aimed to fly 4,700 miles to Rome with fuel checks to manage consumption. A coast guard escort reported earlier that the escort plane Pathfinder might be down off Portland after exhausting fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Coast Guard
Leonard T. Maria
Portland
Old Orchard
Maine
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis Yancey
Rome
Pathfinder
Yancey
Ben Zeber
Williams
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Market Bounds Forward Despite Profit Taking
Early stock market losses gave way to a midday upturn as investors shifted to investment rails and specialties. Robust buying pushed many issues toward record territory with a total around 3.5 million shares traded and call money near 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Nvche
Cal
Closis Zetrong
Unclaimed Ford Sedan Found on West Gerrard Street
A Ford sedan with Virginia license 206-916 was found this morning abandoned on West Gerrard street. Police believe the vehicle may have been stored and then abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Gerrard Street
Lawn Party at Paxton Chapel Benefit on Cedar Creek Grade
Lawn party at Paxton Chapel on Cedar Creek Grade is set for Wednesday July 10 with rain date Thursday night. Proceeds go to church benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton Chapel
Cedar Creek
Apple Exports Seen Favorable For Early Varieties
George E. Petley, exporter, reports favorable prospects for exporting early apples. Barrelled apples can be delivered to Winchester Cold Storage for prompt loading into iced cars for refrigerated shipment to England. Office opposite Post Office Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
England
George E. Petley
Two Martinsburg youths in crash near Winchester
Robert Taylor 28 and Irvin Taylor 22 of Winchester area were seriously injured when their borrowed Ford struck a telephone pole on the Martinsburg pike nine miles north of Winchester. Six youths, including four Martinsburg girls, were in the car. two girls suffered numerous cuts and bruises and Miss Meadows had a deep arm gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Irvin Taylor
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Martinsburg
Rose O’leary
Dorothy Meadows
Taylor
Irvin
East Cork Street
Taylor Brothers
Oak Grove
Taylors
Miss Meadows
William M. Taylor
Robert
Irene Clifton in Winchester Court Faces Sydney Drummond
Irene Clifton testified in police court that Sydney Drummond struck her on the jaw causing swelling. Drummond admitted the hit but said she provoked him. Justice Weems fined him ten dollars and twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Sydney
Irene Clifton
Sydney Drummond
Winchester
Woman pleads guilty to liquor possession in police court
Mrs. Rose Brannon Brady of Kern Street pleaded guilty to illegal possession of five pints of liquor after a search by Policemen Hinkins and Massey and City Sergeant Barr. She was sentenced to sixty days in jail and fined $68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Brannon Brady
Kern Street
Hinkins
Massey
Barr
Exporting Apples and Car Lot Services Ad
Winchester Cold Storage announces daily loading of cars and mixed care of apples for export. Connolly Shaw Ltd will sell the goods and offer cash advances on demand. J. Ashby Sprint personalizes attention to all shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Connolly Shaw Ltd
J. Ashby
Evening Star Readers Pay Now for Discount
In the notice the Evening Star advertises rates of $3 per year in advance by mail and $4 per year in advance by carrier with a prompt pay discount offered to encourage advance payments.
Winchester Dominates Cumberland In Golf Match
The Cumberland Country Club sent 23 players to Winchester Golf Club for a Nassau format match. Cumberland's Tenny Jr. shot 77 and Marshall 79, but Winchester won 24 to 12 with most matches decided in two holes. A return match is planned August 3 at Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Country Club
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
Gulf Club
Cumberland
Mr. Tenny, Jr
Peyton Marshall
Tenny
Marshall
Nassau
Peyton Marshal Winchster
M. Tenny, Jr
W. Harris
Ed Stone
L. R. Fay
W. Welch
Catherman
Dr. Heintz
Gibson
H. R. Kern, Jr
Paxton
J. W. Arthur
E. E. Walker
Smith and Clark
E. R. Branch
L. B. Sirbaugh
Boyd and Sutherland
Clark Cooper
Nixdorf
Baer
Capper
J. W. Weems
Gearing
Nicholson
George
Underland
B. Patton
R. B Nelson
M Tenny, Sr
Bible Cumberland
Page
J B. Beverley
Millhall
Williams
Duffey
D.£. Stuitz
Minchester
Miller and Grim
B. Catherman
J. Geare
A. T. Hawthorne
Ed Lupton
B. M. Roszel
Pottne
Virtherland
Mrs Rebecca Grim Dies In Western State Hospital
Mrs Rebecca Grim a Winchester native died yesterday at Western State Hospital Staunton after a long illness. She leaves a son Ketlar Grim of Winchester and the body is to be brought home for interment with funeral arrangements pending. She belonged to an old Winchester family and had many friends here. Misses Jeesie and Hilda Hoitel are spending two weeks in Washington and Colonial Beach Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rebecca Grim
Western States Hospital
Staunton
Grim
Jeesie
Hilda Hoitel
Washington
Colonial Beach
Fire Laddies Fall 2 1 To Winchester Slugmen
A thrilling local baseball clash at Rouss Park saw Winchester defeat Hose Company No. 5 of Martinsburg West Virginia 2 to 1. Lunsford pitched six innings with 13 strikeouts while Kinsey and Hockman started the Winchester battery. The Martinsburg pair Bradshaw and Shockey failed to solve Lunsford as the grandstand nears completion with seating ready for the next game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Park
Winchester
Hose Company No. 5
Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia Firemen
Kinsey
Hockman
Lunsford
Martinsburg Boys
Bradshaw
Shockey
Martinsburg Battery
Mrs Hugh Lupton Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Vadie Lupton wife of Hugh W Lupton a noted county farmer died at 11 o clock last night after about two years of invalidism. The funeral will be held at her Cedar Grove home Wednesday at ten conducted by Rev G M Morrow. Burial in Mount Hebron Winchester with pallbearers J Perry Purcell Beilor Bageant Roland Buncutter Grover Schlack Joseph Hancher Ellis Rees. She was a daughter of the late Nathan and wife and spent her life in the community. Survived by husband two daughters Nellie and Virginia Lupton both of Washington DC four brothers and four sisters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadie Lupton
Hugh W. Lupton
Cedar Grove
G. M. Morrow
County Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Winchester
J. Perry Purcell
Beilor Bageant
Roland Buncutter
Grover Schlack
Joseph Hancher
Ellis Rees
Marshall
Clarence Roberts
Frederick County
Gassoway Roberts
Shenandoah County
Kenny Roberts
Berkeley County
W. Va
Sadie Anderson
Carrie Murphy
Eva Chapman
Beulah Garner
Alexandria
Federal Officers Held Under Guard On Slaying Charge
In Oklahoma City four men including a federal officer and three undercover prisoners face charges for the killing of James Harris during a July 4 liquor raid in Tecumseh. Oscar Lowrey, brother-in-law to Harris, was wounded fatally. Funeral services for Harris and Lowrey, World War veterans, were held near Tecumseh with many attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tecumseh
W. W. Thompson
Dan Harri
Tom Little
John Willame
James Harris
Oklahoma County
Dan Harris
Oscar Lowrey
James Harrie
Oscar Lowery
American Legion
Massey to Spend Summer in Minnesota with Aunt
Charles Massey son of Mr and Mrs Carl I Massey left Saturday afternoon on the Capitol Limited from Martinebura West Virginia for Minneapolis Minnesota where he will spend part of the summer vacation with his aunt Mrs L F McCabe formerly Miss Marion Parmele
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Massey
Carl I. Massey
The
Capitol Limited
Martinebura
W Va
Minnneapolis
Minn
L. F. McCabe
Marion Parmele
Special July Rate on Subscriptions Now In Effect
Special July rate announced for The Evening Star with payment options. Carrier delivery $4.00 per year in advance, mail order $3.00 per year in advance. Pay now to save the discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Colored man stabbed at home, victim fights for life
Howard Dorman about 30, colored, is in Winchester Memorial Hospital with three stab wounds after a dispute with Lawrence Myers, colored, at Dorman's Wolf Street home. Dorman's intestines were severed and a neck wound nearly to the heart required operation. Myers fled, hunted by local police and county authorities while witnesses to the attack included Dorman’s wife and sisters-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dorman
Winchester Memorial Hospi
Lawrence Myers
Dorman
Wolf Street
Myers
Dorian
Winchester Park Association to Bring B and B Show
The Winchester Park Association directors signed a contract with B and B Amusement Shows to exhibit in Winchester the week of July 15. Profits fund a children's wading pool and a grandstand for park events at Rouss Park. The local committee praised the show after viewing it in Westminster, and the act features electrical effects and a uniformed white staff. The show currently appears in Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park Association
Winchester
H. Russell Potts
Potts
Rouss Park
Westminster
Frederick
Stone Hurled by Auto Graze Winchester Contractor
A stone nearly as large as a man's fist was hurled Saturday by a passing automobile, narrowly missing Winchester contractor Philip Crisman as he sat before Kurtz furniture on Cameron Street. The stone shattered a large plate glass window. the damage is covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Crisman
Winchester
Kurtz Furniture
Cameron Street
Popular Young Man in Wardensville Dies in Hospital
Wade B. Smith a 25 year old popular Wardensville resident died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation last week. He was employed as an accountant for a lumber firm in Wardensville and leaves parents, two brothers, and several lodge memberships. Funeral services planned in Confluence, Pennsylvania with burial at Fairview Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade B. Smith
Wardensville
Weaton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Smith
Confluence
Wm. Parlett
Johnson's Chapel
Fairview Chapel
Pennsylvania
Wardenaville
B. A. Smith
Claude B. Smith
John Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Lee M. Smith
Uniontown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
Winchester Tennis Team Defeats the Woodstock Players
The Winchester tennis team defeated Woodstock in seven matches with only close sets in doubles. Page and Green won 8-6 in the first set before finishing the match, while Bosserman and Glaize edged Chandler and Palmer 7-5 in the second. Nelson Page and Sandy Baker meet Tuesday at 4 for the semi final on Golf Club courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Woodstock
Page
Green
Riley
Wonder
Nelson Page
Sandy Baker
Golf Club
Baker
Wender
Chandler
Fowle
Galliday
Glaize
Kelley
Bosserman
Glaie
Palmer
President Hoover Returns From Virginia Fishing Trip
President Hoover ended a weekend in Virginia with Mrs. Hoover and friends at a Blue Ridge camp. He rested and relaxed while guests rode horses and enjoyed the scenic summit views, though trout fishing was prohibited by Virginia law after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Blue Ridge
Water and Sewer Taxes Due by July 15
1929 water and sewer taxes are now due and payable on or before July 15. William T. Barr, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. T. Barr
Treas
Legal Workers' Bible Class at Burnt Factory Church
A note announces a Bible class for legal workers at Burnt Factory Church on July 11 to benefit the new church. The next night is forecast rainy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Workers
Bible Clase
Burnt Factory Church
New Church
Loyalty Council Launches Canvass for More Members
Loyalty Council No. 41 of the Order of Fraternal Americans elected six officers for the next term at a well attended meeting. M. H. Anderson begins a third term as councillor, with J. R. Everhart as past councillor and Holmes E. McAboy as vice councillor. Campaign aims to grow membership beyond 100, seeking new initiates under a six month dispensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty Council
Order of Fraternal Americans
Ernest L. Alger
Mill
M. H. Anderson
J. R. Everhart
Holmes EB. McAboy
C. W. High
B. W. Largent
Ray Ebersole
Eea
Abe Whitlock
H. A. Lake
Inside Sentinel
William Swartz
Outside Sentinel
R. B. Carter
P. M. Carper
P. M. Career
Holmes
Aboy
Middlestown
J. R. McKeever
Alvin Shade
George Bush
FB. A. Kline
Oe Um
Ity
America First
Orph
Special Services At Burnt Church Begin Tonight
Beginning tonight at 8 o’clock a series of meetings at Burnt Church will be led by Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden. He will preach at each gathering through this week and as much of next week as interestJustifies. Miller will lead the singing and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Church
F .T. McFaden
Miller
All Day Meeting at Shiloh Church Timber Ridge
An all day meeting will be held at Shiloh Methodist Episcopal Church South at Timber Ridge on Sunday July 14. Rev J C Spindler Rev J C Dugger and others will speak and an old time lovefeast will be shared. The Highview male sextette will perform with local talent assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Timber Ridge
J. C. Spindler
J. C. Dugger
Russellville
Washington
Highview
Clerk Brannon Returns Home in Improved Health
Dee C. Brannon, clerk of the circuit court in Frederick County, has returned to Winchester from the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore after several weeks of treatment. His condition is much improved and he is expected to resume his duties once at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee C. Brannon
Freedrick County
Church
Baltimore
Winchester
Mr. Brannon
Fined For Catching A Short Length Bass
W. C. Adams faced a ten dollar fine in county magistrate court for taking bass under ten inches from a stream. The law bans undersized bass and directs careful removal of hooks and releasing the fish unharmed back into the water. A second item notes a found pair of glasses on Water Street, with Star Office advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Adams
Tavenner
Water St
Star Office
Brumback Grader for Sale in Grabill Styles 15
Auction notice lists a Grabill Grader model with 15 styles offered by I. Brumback. It references a sale code 6-29-1p-101 and suggests inspection to ensure compliance with fruit grading standards.
Pay Now Save Discount at July Special Rate
An advertisement notes a pay now save discount offered at a special reduced July rate. The Evening & Tar section markets a limited time price cut for early payment.
South End Auxiliary Plans Yard Party Preparations
The Ladies' Auxiliary of The South End Hose Company and friends meet Tuesday July 9 at 8 PM to arrange the annual yard party. President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
South End Hose Company
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Roger Williams
Apple Growers
Order of Faetern
Hotel Fairfax Lawn
W. Maskell
Valley Pike
the Evening Star
Western State Hospital
Winchester Slugmen
Hugh Lupto
TME Evening Star
M. H.anderson
Shiloh Church
Brannon
Cc. I. Brumback
South End
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