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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1931

Page

1

Paul for Federal Judge in Western Virginia

Strong backing for John Paul of Harrisonburg as United States district judge to replace Judge Henry C. McDowell in the western Virginia district. Crockett of Tazewell also vies, but Paul’s support spans Roanoke Lynchburg and Danville bar groups with allied Republican leaders behind him.

The Star Richmond John Paul Harrisonburg Western District Virginia Henry Clay McDowell Lynchburg McDowell Roosevelt Paul United States Roanoke Bar Association Western Hoover Geeeral Mitchell R. O. Crockett Tazewell Crockett Valley Roanoke C. Bascom Slemp R. H. Angell France Republican Party Congress House of Representatives T. W. Harrison Winchester House Election Committee Harrison Virginia State Senate Luther 8 B. Way Eastern Virginia Judicial District Lawrence D. Groner District of Columbia Court of Appeals

Ruling on Bands Not With Fire Companies Made

The Firemen's executive committee ruled bands may compete separately from fire companies for prizes. The Washington Band will lead Hose Company No. 4 in Harrisonburg Virginia as it vies for the largest uniformed parade contingent. Two new fire trucks will be showcased and later moved to their new homes in Orange Virginia and Frederick Maryland. A meeting of all committees, including the yard party committee, is set for Rouss Hall tomorrow night.

Washington D. C Harrisonburg State Association Firemens Assembly Virginia State Firemen's Association Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association Orange Frederick Covington Rouss Hall Hable

Park Nine Takes Two More Games

The Winchester Park Association baseball squad won two weekend games at Rouss Spring Park. Hose Company No. 3 of Martinsburg lost 6-1. Park Nine then beat the Security Md Athletic Club 6-4 before about 2,000 fans. Battery details featured Lafollette and Legge in Saturday’s win and Romel with Hockman in Sunday’s contest. A midweek game is planned Wednesday at 6 15 PM between first and second teams.

Winchester Park Association Rouss Spring Park Hose Company No. 3 Martinsburg Park Boys Security, Md., Athletic Club Lafollette Legge Battery Romel Hockman Johnson Ritter Baker Anderson Hollis Whetzel Crowl

Firemen's Festival Starts On Next Wednesday Night

The Firemens Convention committee announces a yard party in front of Friendship Engine House on East Cork Street from Wednesday July 15 to Saturday July 18. Public urged to donate cakes or items to raise funds for the joint Virginia State and Cumberland Valley associations. Donations go to Friendship Engine House or Jones Bros. Meat Market. Winchester Concert Band to perform at the yard on Friday night.

Firemens Convention Committee Friendship Engine House East Cork Street Virginia Cumberland Valley Jones Bros Winchester Yard Easy

City Prisoners Put 10 to Work at Stone Quarries

City officials, led by City Manager Pilcher, move prisoners from the jail to the southeast stone quarries. Ten inmates, all short term and convicted of liquor offenses, will quarry stone for city streets and for a new filter bed project and a two mile roadbed contract.

Pilcher Winchester Abram’s Creek

Bible School Opens at Vaucluse Cedar Cliff Church

The D. W. Bible School began at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church in Vaucluse at 2 PM. Miss Emeline Hanna and Miss Louise Lewis of Richmond's Assembly Training School direct the program. The pastor and Sunday school teachers assist. The two week session ends with a picnic and commencement.

D. W. Bible School Cedar Cliff

Fresh Air Aid Reservations Urged Before Week End

The Fresh Air Children project calls for immediate reservations as the list must be finalized later this week. Invitations and contributions have come from numerous members including Mrs. Ray Albin Mrs. C W Allemony Mrs J D Marker Mrs Dorothea Riley and others. All committee members should attend Thursday at 10 am at the Handley Library Building.

Ray Albin C. W. Allemony J. D. Marker Dorothea Riley C. E. Aulick M. P. Long Jake Hockman M. M. Lynch Geo. Barrett Duffy Dyke Ernest Shade Harrison Paul”.Gaylord W. Nelson Page Harry Russell Thomas Cooper Jennie Bettie Green Handley Library

George S Fuller Passes Exam for Naval Academy

Lieut Lawrence C Hollis of the Virginia National Guard reports that George S Fuller has passed the mental and physical entrance exams for the US Naval Academy at Annapolis. Fuller was sworn in as a midshipman on June 30. He attended Shenandoah Valley Academy and was an honor graduate in 1930.

Lawrence C. Hollis One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard Leigh A. Fuller U.S. A George S. Fuller United States Naval Academy Annapolis Young Fuller Fuller Winchester Shenandoah Valley Academy 116Th Infantry Hollis

Last Rites Held For Young Victim Of Tragic Crash

Funeral services were held today at Grace Lutheran Church for Page Cassius Ashby of Stephenson who died Saturday when the automobile he rode in was struck by a railway train at a county crossing. Interment followed at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Front Royal. Survived by his parents, sister Evelyn, and brother Sidney.

Grace Lutheran Church Page Cassius Ashby Vernon Ashby Stephenson Norman Cooper Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal R.F. Jones and Company Albin Dove Leslie Stipe Thomas Carr Aubrey Sealock Wilco MacAboy Howard Cane Young Ashby Evelyn Sidney Ashby

Weekend police activity in Winchester yields arrests and car recoveries

The Winchester Police Department reports a busy weekend with stolen cars recovered and routine arrests for law violations. In police court, 12 defendants faced Judge Donald L. Weems. fines totaled 103 dollars and one jail sentence was imposed. Multiple cases continued for further evidence and testimony.

Winchesser Bar of Justice Donald L. Weems John Cain John Pierson John Armstead Newton Williams Dorothy Clifford Carl Patton Mary Martin James Fairfax J. R Watson A J. Connelley Watson Connelley Charleston W. Va LaSalle Dove Bowers Robert Fisher John Britton Fisher Patterson, Bell and Crane S. O. Berlan Clark Cooper Middle Road Winchester

Hoover Promises Cocktailless, Wheatless Days Returns

Mabel Walker Willebrandt quotes Herbert Hoover predicting new wartime style limits will extend to the United States with cocktailless, wheatless, and sugarless days similar to past campaigns.

Herbert Hoover United States Mabel Walker Willemrandt

Quote on Luck and Respectability by George Arliss

A George Arliss remark notes that staying out of print requires not only respectability but luck, implying chance influences literary fate and reputational outcomes.

George Arliss

Firemen’s Fund Contributions Pour In From Winchester Area

Citizens and organizations donate to prize money and expenses for the August firemen’s convention. Notable gifts include Shenandoah Caverns 50 dollars and the Northern Virginia Power Company 25 dollars. Contributions list individuals and businesses from Maryland to Virginia, with amounts ranging from 1 to 100 dollars. James H. Jones to collect, funds support the convention efforts.

Winchester James H. Jones Shenandoah Caverns Ohio Northern Virginia Power Company Sterling Fire Alarm Company Rochester N. Y National Fishers A. Willis Robertson Richmond Menalius Lankford Norfolk H R. McIlwaine Rebecca L. Beverley R. L. Stickel Wm Deiches & Company Baltimore Gray & Sheetz Otto Lupton Service Company E. A. Humston John Garland Pollard Robert L. Gray Alfred Kerfoot J. C. Haun George Washington Hare A. N. Smith Will Buncutter Fred Wood Chas R. B. Rogers Frank Gearing

Whitmore Dies Suddenly at Charles Town Home

George A. Whitmore, 74, died suddenly of heart failure late Saturday afternoon at his Charlestown West Virginia home. He had lived for years near Winchester on Opequon Creek and in Berkeley County where he farmed extensively and served as president of the County Court. He was a widower with two daughters Mrs. Roberts of Charles Town and Mrs. Harry V. Snyder of Tuscarora and a son Paxton Whitmore who died recently.

George A. Whitmore Charlestown W. Va William Roberts Whitmore Opequon Creek Winchester Berkeley County Roberts Charles Town Harry V. Snyder Tuscarora Paxton Whitmore Berryville Grace Episcopal Church Vincent Franks Lee Memorial Lexington Louis Tucker T. Carter Page Albert Muller Columbia Thomas Dix Tucker Grate Church Wickliffe Church Grace Church Old Ville Richard ‘Smith Jr Edward Jaqueline Smithcliffe Edward Williams Wick Margaretta Whiting Washington Lewis Monterey Reverdy Johnson Baltimore Nellie Jett McCormick Edward McCormick Lloyd Williams Christinesitie Peggy Stalnaker A. Moore Jr Judith Thomas Wysong Meade Dorsey Gen. R. E. Lee Gen. Lee R. E. L. Lewis Clarke County New York Aber, Jr Charlottesville William N. McDonald Jacksonville Fla W. N. McDonald Blackburn Smith

Apples Received for Export at Virginia Cold Storage

FRED L. GLAIZE records apples received for export at Virginia Cold Storage Precooling facility with date fragment 7 10 1p 31.

Virginia Cold Storage Fred L. Glaize

Yard Party at Welltown Church Lawn

A church benefit event is planned for July 15 on the Welltown church lawn with spectators urged to attend. If rain shuts the gathering the fallback date is Thursday night. Public invited.

Welltown Church Lawn Wed Benefit Church

Winchester Good News Column Blesses Shenandoah Valley

A local column invites bright optimistic items from Winchester in Frederick County and the Shenandoah Valley. Contributions focus on cheerful community activities and hopeful happenings.

Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Valley

Virginia Apple Crop Leads Nation In 1920s

Virginia forecasts an 18.9 million bushel apple crop led by New York and Washington. Commercial production reaches 4.2 million bushels, hay yields rebound this year with near normal output, and Timberville aims to top Virginia peach production with 300 000 bushels plus 100 000 apple barrels. Blue Ridge huckleberries promise strong returns as pickers gather 8 10 gallons daily amid steady prices.

Virginia Department of Agriculture New York Washington Shenandoah Valley Timberville Crozet Albemarle County Blue Ridge Georgia Norfolk & Western

After Low Mood Comes a Business Upswing

History shows that after periods of low mood the business upswing follows, lifting living standards and the economy to new levels. Continued on Page Two.

Export Apples Shipping Record at Winchester Cold Storage

Daily export intake of apples noted at Winchester Cold Storage under J. Ashby. Record shows receiving and loading of apples for export. Date reference appears as 7 13 1p 61, with ledger notation Sprint.

Winchester Cold Storage J. Ashby Sprint

Why Worry Why Work at Winchester Steam Laundry

An old classified item for Winchester Steam Laundry offers laundry services with phone contact 28 and 29. The ad notes service days and times and encourages customers to send their work there.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Porch shades offered at new low prices by Mol ing & Cather

Slip covers guaranteed to fit from G. W. Headley at 221 N. Market St. An advertisement notes Coolmor Porch shades sold at reduced prices by Mol ing & Cather with no further details.

G. W. Headley N. Market St Coolmor Moling & Cather

Trucks for Sale and Farm Vehicles

1930 Ford 1 2 ton like new for sale and a 1924 Ford Roadster plus a 1928 Dodge two ton truck listed by Winchester Fruit and Veg Market. Phone 461.

Ford Winchester

Watermelons and sales at Winchester market benefit notice

Watermelons sale at Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market near Union Bank. July 23 in Stephenson Va lists Beneft Lady’s Aid and Sunday school benefit events. Red Bud Friday night benefit planned.

Winchéster Fruit & Vegetable Market Next Union Bank Call Stephenson

Winchester Park Association to Meet Monday

The Winchester Park Association will hold a regular meeting in the Council Chamber at City Hall on Monday night July 13 at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Ryland Conner, Sec.

Winchester Park Association City Hall Ryland Conner

Seed Potatoes Still a Few Left

Winchester Seed Co. reports remaining stock of seed potatoes available. Limited quantities remain for farmers and gardeners seeking reliable seed stock for upcoming planting season.

Winchester Seed CO

Hancher Event Listed For Thursday July 16

Local notice notes a J. Ww. Hancher event set for Thursday July 16 with brief details and reference code.

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Henry C. McDowell Park Nine Firemen’s Festival Bible School Vaucluse Albert B. Fall Naval Academy James J. Walker Police Dept Henry Stinson R. G. Jenkins Stinson Jenkins Shenandoah County C. W. Hollis Strasburg Evening Star Centennial OF Grace J. Ww. Hancher’s
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