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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1933

Page

6

Park Squad Plans Games For Coming Week

The Winchester Park nine head to Woodstock on Saturday and host a doubleheader Sunday with South End Hose Co and Hose Co No 3 Martinsburg W Va. First pitch 1 45 p m. Batting averages through July led by Lunsford Schloss Patton Morris Keller Atwell Lewis and Whetzel with solid figures.

Winchester Park Woodstock South End Hose Co Hose Co No. 3 Martinsburg W. Va Park G. AB. H. Pet. Lunsford Schloss B. Patton Morris A Keller Atwell B. Lewis Whetzel Crow Johnson Lake Hockman Hirth Swanson

Old-Timers Face South End Indians at Rouss Park

The Old-Timers baseball team of veteran stars will play the South End Indians at 6 o'clock this evening on the Rouss Spring Park diamond. Fans are invited to attend.

South End Indians Rouss Spring Park

Residents and visitors make rounds to friends and kin

Mrs Minnye Barr from Brooklyn arrived to visit her sister Mrs Carrie Spates on East Clifford street before continuing to Colorado Springs to see her son James Taylor a former Winchester resident. Mrs D D Crenshaw and daughter Miss Mabel Crenshaw spend several days in Washington D C. Mrs Will Birmingham and daughters Elaine and Betsy enjoy a week in Front Royal at the home of Mr and Mrs Amos Bott. Harry Ridgeway bank bookkeeper undergoes appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital and is improving though not ready to return home. William Doran patient at Memorial Hospital improves rapidly. Miss Emma Smith principal of Wasena School Roanoke vacationing with her brother Dr H C Smith at Boyce.

Minnye Barr Brooklyn N. Y Carrie Spates East Clifford Street Barr Colorado Springs, Col James Taylor Winchester Will Birmingham Elaine Betsy Birmingham Front Royal Amos Bott Harry Ridgeway Farmers and Merchants National Bank Memorial Hospital Ridgeway Emma Smith Wasena School Roanoke H. C. Smith Boyce

Policeman Killed in $6720 Allied Kid Company Robbery

In Philadelphia three robbers shot to death Policeman Charles Stockburger during a lightning hijack at the Allied Kid Company factory near Fifth and Huntingdon. They seized a $6,720 payroll for 350 workers, fleeing in an automobile after the fatal ambush. Stockburger, 50, served 22 years.

Philadelphia Allied Kid Company Fifth and Huntingdon Streets Charles Stockburger Stockburger

Lyle Partlow Suffers Serious Injury In Fall

Lyle Partlow of Sperryville in Rappahannock county fell from a moving truck near White Post and fractured the base of the skull. He was rushed to Memorial Hospital unconscious and in serious condition with coma deepening. witnesses Edward Baker and Gilbert Ashby provided details.

Lyle Partlow Sperryville Rappahannock County Memorial Hospital White Post Young Partlow C. Stuart Partlow Edward Baker Gilbert Ashby

Deadline for industrial codes set during vacation period

A brief note indicates a deadline will be established for codes intended to boost life in industry. The text references lingering phrases about protection and regulation during a vacation period, with unclear names or dates.

Divorcee Claims she became mother by scientific father

Mrs. Hommel testified in court that she became mother of three children through artificial impregnation by a Detroit physician. She said she was never a wife to their father in fact and that a third man brought love into her life while the husband wanted children.

Texas Ready to Vote on Prohibition Repeal

Governor Ferguson said Texas would vote to repeal the 18th Amendment joining 16 states already approving repeal. The plan involves August 26 for Texas and August 29 for Washington, with races in Missouri Alabama Arkansas Oregon and others through November.

Washington Texas Roosevelt Jim” Ferguson Dave Shultz Florida Ma” Ferguson Colorado Montana Oklahoma Utah Virginia Farley Ferguson Morris Sheppard Charley MacDonald Sheppard Missouri Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Oregon Vermont Maine Maryland Minnesota Idaho New Mexico Arizona North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina House of Delegates Kentucky Nebraska South Dakota Louisiana Mississippi Ruby Laffoon Georgia Kansas North Dakota

World Economic Conference Recesses Parley

The steering committee of the world economic conference voted to recess the parley on July 27. Committees must submit complete reports by next Friday and the bureau will meet Tuesday. The final plenary session on July 27 will avoid finality and signal a resumption at a future date, likely allowing tariff truce continuation.

London

Church News Rev Allen Jones Leads Services

The Cedar Cliff Vilaue sun day School meets at 9 30 a m with F Estes Kline as superintendent Preaching at 10 45 a m by Pastor Allen Jones Mount Hope Chapel Sunday School at usual hour led by N F Dinges with evening preaching at 8 p m by the pastor.

Allen Jones Cedar Cliff Vaucluse F. Estes Kline Mount Hope Chapel N. F. Dinges

Episcopal Church Stephens City Service Notice

The Episcopal Church in Stephens City invites the public to a 3 p.m. holy communion service with a sermon by Rector Rev. Francis A Brown. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

Episcopal Church Stephens City Francis A. Brown

Brucetown Circuit M E Church South Services

Pastor Rev C J Clark leads Brucetown Circuit M E Church South with Welltown Crums Burnt Factory Stephenson and Hi-League activities. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School 10 11 a m and services at 9 45 a m 11 a m 7 15 p m and 8 p m with youth sessions throughout the day.

C J Clark Welltown Burnt Factory Crums Brucetown Stephenson Stephenson—Sunday School, 10 A.m.; Young People’s Service

Frederick Charge and South Frederick M E Church Schedule

Sunday activities listed for Frederick and South Frederick M E Church congregations. Round Hill and Carpers Valley host Sunday schools at 10 a.m. sermons at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. League at 7.30 p.m. Macedonia Lamps and Relief groups hold 2 p.m. Sunday School and 7.30 p.m. leagues with evening sermons. Paxtons Chapel also offers 10 a.m. Sunday School.

J D Russell Round Hill Carpers Valley Macedonia Paxtons Chapel

Reliance United Brethren Charge Service Schedule

Rev. H. E. Richardson presides at Reliance United Brethren. Reliance Sunday School at 10 a m with illustrated pictures and 8 p m hall meeting. Greenway Sunday School 10 a m. preaching 11 a m. Ridings Chapel Sunday School 2 30 p m. sermon 3 30 p m. Stephens City Sunday School 2 30 p m. prayer meetings Wednesday at Reliance 8 p m and Stephens City Thursday 8 p m. Christian Endeavor Reliance 7 30 p m.

H. E. Richardson Reliance Greenway Ridings Chapel Stephens City Christian Endeavor

Opequon Presbyterian Group Services Announced

Opequon Presbyterian Group lists pastors and schedule with Rev. Guy Morrow and Rev. Preston Sartelle. Sunday School times vary across Opequon Round Hill Burnt Church and Stine’s. preaching at 11 a m and 3 30 p m. Additional services noted at Gravel Springs and St John’s Mt Williams locations.

Guy M. Morrow Opequon Memorial Kernstown Preston Sartelle Round Hill Burnt Church Christian Endeavor Opequon Union Chape Stine's Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate

Stephens City Charge Rev Ward Aardesty Schedule

Stephens City and Kernstown churches announce Sunday services Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m with the Lord's Supper Boys and Girls World Club at 7 p m Epworth League 7 45 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Kernstown Sunday School 10 30 a m preaching 8 p m choir rehearsal Wednesday 8 p m Refuge Sunday School 10 a m Fairview Sunday School 2 p m preaching 3 p m pastor invites all to attend these services

G E Seastrunk Bethel Albin Luther League Fremont Hayfield Snyder Alleman Stephens City St John’s Mt Williams W R Aardesty

City of Baltimore in steerage gear failure crash inquiry

Captain Francis E. Cross testified that the City of Baltimore’s hydraulic steering gear failed just before a collision with the Beacon tanker off Gibson Island. He said signals were exchanged, full speed astern was ordered, and the gear had been inspected and appeared in good condition before departure from Baltimore bound for France and Germany.

Baltimore Mda Francis E. Cross City of Baltimore Cross Baltimore Mail Line France Germany Standard Oil Shipping Company Gibson Island

Beddow Elected President of Lions Clubs

Roderick Beddow a Birmingham lawyer was elected president of the International Association of Lions Clubs in St Louis Missouri. The appointment indicates a unified stance against a German decree restricting naming babies and signals broader global alignment on the issue.

Associated Press ST. Louis Roderick Beddow Hitler Birmingham Ala Elec Germany Ted Association of Lions Clubs

Gainesboro churches Sunday schedule announced

Gainesboro Circuit M E Church and South Gainesboro Circuit list services. Rev G Russell leads preaching at 11 a m and 3 p m with Sunday schools at 10 a m and 2 p m. Epworth League meets at 8 p m in Gainesboro. Redlands Whitacre also holds Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 8 p m.

G Russell Gainesboro Epworth League Wesley Chapel Redlands Whitacre

Seven Killed In Smackover Refinery Explosion

Seven men died and three were injured in a huge blast at the H. H. Cross oil refinery plant in Smackover. Victims include O. L. Murphy refinery superintendent and C. A. Sears Kansas City engineer among Cross refinery staff and nearby workers.

Associated Press Eldorado Ark H. H. Cross Smackover O. L. Murphy C. A. Sears Kansas City R. C. Burns Simms Daley Dutton Monroe Winn Jack Wagner H. T. Morgan Cross

Lindberghs End 140 Mile Flight in Newfoundland

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh landed at Botwood Newfoundland after a 140 mile hop from Bay Bulls near St Johns. The monoplane touched down around noon today ending the extended flight.

Associated Press Botwood Newfoundland Charles A. Lindbergh Mrs. Lindbergh Bay Bulls Big Pond St. Johns

Motz Looks at Foreign Markets in Valley Fruit Grower

Fred A. Motz of the US Department of Agriculture contributes a special article Our Foreign Markets in the July issue of The Valley Fruit Grower. He cites tariffs and the need for satisfied customers to win European markets and notes a U.S. table of import duties.

United States Fred A. Motz United States Department of Agriculture Valley Fruit Grower a_ trade Winchester Motz New Brunswick Valley Frui Grower

Byrd Seeks Virginia Park Funds and Shenandoah Land Transfer

Senator Harry F Byrd announced that the National Park Service advised $2 575 000 in public works funds would be allotted to Virginia national park projects. He stressed urgency of completing Shenandoah Park land transfer and noted potential withdrawal of the $2 000 fund if action stalls. He also pressed for Skyland Drive extension from Jarman's Gap to Peaks of Otter across Washington and Rockbridge forests with Forest Service funds to complete the plan.

Washington Harry F Byrd Virginia National Park Service Byrd A. T.benaray Park Service Shenandoah Park Jarman’s Gap Otter George Washington and Rockbridge National Forests National Forest Service

Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Today

Closing quotations show Chicago July at 1.08, September 1.1034, December 1.15, May 1.1774, and Baltimore spot wheat at 1.1214 with Winchester spot wheat at 1.02. Price data supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corp via Sticker Sales Corp. in Hagerstown Maryland.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Sticker Sales Corporation North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

Stock Market Cools After Heated Trade

New York July 14 The stock market cooled after yesterday's heated performance with irregular and nervous price movements giving the list a spotty appearance. Sterling opened at 4.77 12 and call money stood at 1 percent.

Associated Press New York Sterling

Escaped Felons Brought Down By Bank Cashier

Parson’s Kansas report details Isaac McCarty a 25 year old Labette County bank cashier who killed Kenneth Conn and wounded Alva Payton during a bank robbery linked to a Memorial Day prison break. A. H. McCarty and Robert Schooley acted to end the chaos. Mrs. McCarty remained unharmed.

Associated Press Parsons Kan Isaac McCarty Labette County Aat Altamont Kenneth Conn Alva Payton Kansas McCarty Payton

South End Nine Accepts Park Nine Challenge

The South End Hose Company baseball club is glad Winchester Park Association has accepted its challenge. South End players praise their form and vow to beat Winchester at Park Diamond. After the game they’ll host Burnt Factory Odd Sox at the Fair Grounds, then a 8 o’clock meeting for players.

South End Hose Company Winchester Park Association South End Winchester Park Diamond South Enders Fair Grounds Odd Sox Company Hall

Young Roosevelt Seeks Nevada Divorce

Elliott Roosevelt second son of the president files for divorce from Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt in Minden Nevada charging extreme cruelty. A cross complaint from Mrs Roosevelt is expected Monday which would allow her to receive the decree. Elliott will testify only about residence in Nevada and deposition evidence from Philadelphia will be read. The couple married January 16 1932 at Villanova near Philadelphia and have a infant son.

Associated Press Minden Elliott Roosevelt Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt Philadelphia Roosevelt Elliott Nevada Miss Donner William H. Donner Steel Villa Nova

Douglas Band To Give Public Concert Tonight

The Douglas School Band colored with fifteen members will present their final concert of the week at 8 30 tonight on Cecil street between Washington and Braddock streets. Director Charles Reed of Dunbar High School Washington D C leads. Sponsored by Winchester Odd Fellows this is the third program this week. Principal P W Gibson colored leads promotion and hopes to continue through the summer. The public is invited to hear these boys in their worthy endeavors.

Douglas Cecil Street Washington Braddock Streets Charles Reed Dunbar High School Washington, D. C Winchester Odd Fellows P. W. Gibson Douglas School

Mrs. Rebecca B. Lewis Buried At Front Royal

Funeral rites held in Front Royal for Mrs. Rebecca B. Lewis formerly of Winchester now resident there. Interment followed at Front Royal. Friends in Winchester mourn her Wednesday night death. Her son Olga Compton of Atlantic City NJ paused in Winchester today en route to the funeral.

Front Royal Rebecca B. Lewis Winchester

Baseball standings and daily results recap

American League standings show Washington 51 28 646 New York 51 30 639 Philadelphia 41 40 506 Chicago 41 41 500 Detroit 39 44 470 Cleveland 39 45 464 Boston 34 46 425 St Louis 32 37 372 Yesterday's results include Chicago OS Detroit 3 Boston 2 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 5 New York 12 St Louis 0 Today's games list St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington Tomorrow's games feature Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia

Cee Wee Washington New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cleveland Boston St. Louis

Local militia prepared for encampment and achievements

The local militia readies for annual encampment with a distinguished record including rifle team indoor championships in 1931 32 33 and state rifle team participation. Notable members Sergeant Glenn Seabright won the presidents match at Quantico in 1932 and the unit ranked highly on federal inspection in 1933.

Glenn Seabright Quantico George FP. Miller J. P. Blount Edwin H. Smith R. Golightly Corp H. Smellie John Doe Hq. Co N. G John Garland Pollard State Military Reservation Virginia Beach

Baptist Leaders Convene at Boyce Church Convention

The second day of a Baptist group meeting at Boyce Church features speakers on Home Missions by Dr. E. B. Jackson of Harrisonburg, Foreign Missions by Rev J. L. Hart, Evangelism by Rev T. Eugene West, Education by Dr. J. J. Wicker, orphanage by R. F Hough, and hospitals by J. E White. Rev W. C. Mundey of Shenandoah Junction will read obituaries before officers are elected.

E. B. Jackson Harrisonburg J. L. Hart T. Eugene West J. J. Wicker R. F Hough J. E White W. C. Mundey Shenandoah Junction

Queen to reign over fall fete at Berryville

Poultry and flowers entries invited for Berryville Fall Festival with coops supplied by the committee. W. E. Jackson and G. C. Sponseller seek entrants to poultry and flower classes for the event.

Berryville W. E. Jackson G. C. Sponseller

Berkeley County Receives 13500 Relief Funds

Berkeley County will get 13500 in federal relief money to be spent by the County Welfare Board in Martinsburg to August 20. The total West Virginia allocation from federal appropriations is 1657152. Berkeley’s cumulative relief funds since December reach about 105000 with 91000 used in Martinsburg for direct and work relief.

Berkeley County W. Va Martinsburg F. W. Turner Charleston West Virginia Berkeley Jefferson County Mineral County Morgan County Hampshire Hardy Pendleton Grant

Klondike thrills at Hable's Palace with Todd and Talbot

The Palace tonight and Saturday presents Klondike a dramatic air epic with Thelma Todd Lyle Talbot Henry B Walthall and Captain Frank Hawks plus Mickey Mouse cartoon Phantom of the Air and a comedy. Monday and Tuesday feature Abner Carver's Profession starring Fay Wray and a strong cast.

Thelma Todd Lyle Talbot Abn Carver Fay Wray

National League Standings Snapshot From New York

National League standings show New York 46 32, Chicago 46 63 8, Pittsburgh 43 37, St. Louis 42 38, Boston 41 41, Brooklyn 35 43, Philadelphia 34 46, Cincinnati 35 44. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and New York at Cincinnati with several city matchups.

New York Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Pitts Pittsburg

George C Peery Praised by Gen Mitchell in Winchester

General Mitchell expressed strong support for Judge George C Peery for governor during a Winchester campaign event. Lester D Arnold outlined campaign issues and defended the Peery bid against opponents. Arnold cited Virginia road funding gains and tax reductions tied to the current administration, noting broader tax relief and highway system benefits. Indications suggest Peery may win a solid majority in the August 1 primary.

Terday Judge Peery Mitchell Lester D. Arnold Peery Arnold Virginia Machine Destron Deal Winchester

Red Bud Nine Wins Two Games at Fair Grounds

The Red Bud nine added two victories over Mt Williams 2 to 1 in four innings and South End Hose 8 to 2. Miss Sarah Fout of Gamesboro departs Monday for Baltimore to visit friends.

Red Bud Fair Groun Mt. Wiliams South End Hose

Notice of bankruptcy composition hearing for John J Sullivan

The United States District Court Western District of Virginia will hold a creditors meeting for John Joseph Sullivan of Winchester Frederick County. The hearing is set for July 2 1933 at 11 00 in the forenoon at the Corporation Courtroom Winchester VA to consider his petition for composition or extension under Section 74 of the Bankruptcy Act. Contact Edward C Martz referee in bankruptcy for details.

United States Ee Court Virginia John Joseph Sullivan John Jose Sullivan Winchester Frederick Corpotion Harrisonsburg Edward C. Martz Rferee

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D. D. Crenshaw Mabel Crenshaw William Doran Wachtman Mrs. Hommel Mate Hommel Los Angeles Wesley J. Hommel June Gale and Helen Hommel Dr. Hommel Gov. Ferguson Church News County Presbyterian Brucetown Circuit M. E. Church South Reliance United Brethren Charge Opequon Presbyterian Group Beddon Heads Lion Clubs Gainesboro Circuit Robert Schooley Home Telephone Company Conn A. H. McCarty South End Nine Park Nine Young Roosevelt Mrs. Lewis Boyce Church Hable’s Palace George C. Peery Gen Sarah Fout Gamesbor Baltmore
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