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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1935

Page

2

Minniewood Chapel Service July 14 at 3 P M

County notes report church services at Minniewood Chapel to be held Sunday July 14 at 3 p m led by Rev J M Cart. local residents attend family visits hospital stays and social gatherings across Winchester Berryville and Martinsburg areas with baptisms and memorial events noted.

Minniewood Chapel J. M. Cart J. D. Stultz Cents J. A. Stultz George Pine Memorial Hospital Win- Mr J. M. Rutherford Helen Weir Aeeta Tristeen Ces RB. C. Rusk Ultz Sieber Brother Inlaw Lindsay Tavenner Boyce Martha Jane Foley John Stultz John Hardesty Emma Ridgeway Rideway Gaither Clarendon H. J. Hardesty J. C. Erb Winchester J. M Minnie Rutherford Page Rutherford Hagerstown Charles Town Pike Berryville High School Lucille Hardesty W. W. Wiley Washington James Ford Sylvia Ford Edmundson Orlando Lewis Oak Grove Earl Saunders Austin Kephart Ella Kephart Falls Church R. Cusk

Lebanon Church News Highlights Local Visits and VBS Finales

Community updates list visits by Harold Godlove family, Kate Wallace, C N Windle, and other locals from Turtle Creek Sparrows Point Cannonsburg White Hall Cham bersburg and Marlboro area. Notices note illnesses improvements deaths and a Mt Hope Marlboro Vacation Bible School picnic with about 80 attendees concluding activities.

H. Bowers Julia Cleaver Uriah Brill Jasper J. Pangle Cannonsburg Pangle Mary Katherine Beeler Melvin Brown White Hall

Armel Brevities from Armel and Nearby Towns

Holiday guests visited Armel-Va. family members include Ed ward Fleury and Sarah Fleury from New York City. Other visitors include Homer Malone of Shepherdstown and Rev Garri and family from Morgantown. Mrs. Paul Baker returned to Washington after a weekend here. W L Armel ill but improving. Dr. W G Goodwin and Mrs. W O Hardy visited.

Samuel Shiley G. D. Gray Washington, D. C W. O Louise Armel Paul Baker J. W. Haymaker Harry and Loring Haymaker G.D. Gray W. Va

Local Guests and Travel Notes From Green Spring

Green Spring Virginia July 13 Mrs Ernest Milburn and daughter Ruby visited Mrs Beauford Pugh. Ray Lamp family of Washington hosted 4th of July with A B Fries family. Mrs Katie Hefflin visiting sister Mrs William Dix. E P Nayley called to Martinsburg W Va for brother S F Nayley. A J Strobridge Russell McCormick and Dale from Martinsburg and Greg Parker with children of Brunswick Md visited Hunter Strobridge.

Green Spring Ernest Milburn Ruby Beauford Pugh Winchester Ray Lamp Washington Fries Katie Hefflin William Dix E. P. Nayley Martinsburg W. Va Hayley S. F. Nayley A. J. Strobridge Russell McCormick Dale Greg Parker Brunswick Hunter Strobridze

Increase Strength At Fort Myer By 350 Men

Fort Myer Virginia appoints Major H L McBride as recruiting officer to enroll 350 additional regular army personnel. A new enlistment office opens in the headquarters building as applicants are now being accepted. About 350 more men will join Fort Myer units including the Third Cavalry and Sixteenth Field Artillery.

Fort Myer Kenyon Joyce H. L. McBride 16Th Field Artillery McBride Third Cavalry Sixteenth Field Artillery

Heart of a Turtle Remains Beating After Destruction

A graphic report notes that even when the turtle’s body is made into soup, its heart may continue to beat briefly, illustrating stubborn persistence of life despite fatal injury.

Public Sale of Larrick & Larrick Realty

Public auction set for July 30 1935 at 1 PM in Middletown Virginia features six land parcels ranging from 3 to 56 acres with orchards barns and wells plus several Middletown Land Improvement Company lots. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance.

Larrick & Larrick, Inc Middlestown State Bank Middletown Jin Orchard Marlboro Road Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Middletown Land Improvement Company Herbert Larrick Aes Hester Absee Ice, Inc C. L.owings Dag

Harriett Adams Wins Growth Work in 4-H Contest

Miss Harriett Adams of the Gainesboro 4-H Club won the county growth work contest and will represent the county at Blacksburg for the state short course July 22 27. She outscored 21 competitors among 16 4-H clubs, with others placing Josephine Arthur second and Linda Dailey third. Short course attendance is planned by nineteen club members, though the event may be canceled due to infantile paralysis concerns.

Harriett Adams Gainesboro Josephine Arthur Ict Association Nelson Carpenter Round Hill Club Linda Dailey Whitacre Club Miss Adams Blacksburg Adams

Trustee's Sale of Desirable Stephens City Property

By deed of trust dated September 8 1931 recorded in Frederick Virginia this property in Stephens City is offered at public auction in Winchester at noon on Saturday August 3 1935. The lot is a half acre with a large residence on Main Street bounded by Roy Adams Mulberry Street and the Lemley estate. One third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust plus fire policy. Auctioneer C I Brumback.

J. P. Carbaugh Frederick County Virginia Court House Winchester Main Street Stephens City Roy Adams Mulberry Street John C. Lemley C. I. Brumback

Blue Blasphemy and a Cat Swinging Crane Rescue

In Sunbury Ada Horate serves 12 hours in jail for profane language under 1794 blue laws, fined 37 cents which she refuses to pay. In New York a foreman is hoisted by a crane to rescue a cat and descends alone as the cat leaps away.

Sunbury Ada Horate Treverton Justice of the Peace A. C New York Blackie Jacobs Jacobs

Mischievous Pine Sconce and Speeding Laws Echo in Court

A juror recounts a speeders bill debate as a judge notes the veto. The Chicago scene includes a case where a burglar was confronted by a dress swiped from a police suspect. Beatrice Horwick identifies the outfit and the gown is discarded amid taunts.

Chicago Speeders Court Thomas W. Smith John Gutknecht Horner Beatrice Horwick

Three Day Antlerless Deer Season Set in 12 Counties

Harrisburg July 13 Antilerless deer will be legal prey to hunters in 12 Pennsylvania counties for three days in mid December From December 12 to 14 inclusive the season will open in Warren Forest McKean Elk Cameron Clearfield Clinton Center Tioga Potter Lycoming and Pike Spiked bucks remain protected One deer per hunter and six per camp will be the quota to cut mortality from malnutrition and the deer fly.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Game Commission Warren Forest McKean Elk Cameron Clearfield Clinton Center Tioga Potter Lycoming Pike

Connie Pleads For Sam Crane

Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics asked the pardon board in Harrisburg to commute or lessen a sentence for Sam Crane. The plea comes as Crane faces sports-related discipline and possible loss of privileges tied to his case.

Harrisburg Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Pardon Board

Crane’s bid for liberty faces opposition in case details

Sam Crane, a former ball player, is serving 18 to 36 years for killing a woman and a man in 1929. Mack urges clemency, saying he deserves liberty and a good job. Representative Thomas Wickersham opposed commuting his sentence and recalled Crane’s friendship with Della Lighter after allegedly shooting the pair.

Sam Crane Crane Mack Thomas Wickersham House of Representatives Della Lighter Jack Oren

Children’s Day Service at Opequon Union Church

Public invited to a Sunday night service at Opequon Union Church on July 14 at 8 o clock. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Opequon Union Church

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