Two Bank Robbery Suspects Capture After Shootout
In Michigan, a bank robbery at Fennville ended with a posse shootout that wounded two officers. Edward Austin and his wife surrendered after the chase. Kenith Jackson and Russell McKellups were among the injured. In Berwick, a triple shooting at a summer home left banker Harry Field dead and his wife wounded. the daughter was unharmed. An Oklahoma plane crash near Mangum killed two passengers while the pilot was critically injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mich
Old State Bank
Fennville
Russell McKellups
Kenith Jackson
Fennwick
Edward Austin
Bravo
Michigan
Marvin Harrison
Berwick
Harry P. Field
Field
American Car and Foundry
First National Bank of
Katherine
Don Kinsley
Shamrock
Texas
Jarrett Todd, Jr
W. F. Hearne
Blood Poisoning Fatal to Branson Baker in West Virginia
Branson Allen Baker aged 27 died at 3:25 am at Winchester Memorial Hospital from blood poisoning after injuries earlier. He had lived near Moorefield and on the Stewart Bell farm Cedar Creek Grade. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Sanford Baker and his widow and three children. Body moved to Parlett Funeral Home. Funeral services set for Friday at Asbury Hardy county with hour to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson Allen Baker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Parlett Funeral Home
Sanford Baker
Moorefield
W. Va
Stewart Bell
Cedar Creek
Asbury
Hardy County
Wheat Drops 13 Cents as Market Slumps in Chicago
The Associated Press reports July 19 that Chicago wheat fell as much as 13 cents a bushel after a steady rise to a top of 1.28. Corn and other grains also declined sharply while May and September wheat deliveries, favored by speculators, suffered the largest break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yard Party Fundraiser at Macedonia Church Details
Yard party Saturday night the 22nd at Macedonia Church to benefit Sunday School from 1 PM to 11 PM featuring apples and a Shryock's Warehouse purchase. Also yard party for Stephenson on July 20 to benefit the Ladies' Aid with events from 1 PM to 7 PM and 12 to 7 PM on the 18th and 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia Church
S. S
Stephenson
Fairview Church
Nain
Ladies’ Aid
Wiley Post Maintains Lead In Siberian World Flight
Wiley Post, in Irkutsk on the sixth lap toward Blagoveschensk, reduced his record lead to 3 hours 24 minutes amid bad weather delaying his Siberian crossing. He plans to press on to Blagoveschensk where he and Gatty previously suffered a mishap.
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Associated Press
Irkutsk
Siberia
Wiley Post
Blagoveschensk
Verkne Udinsk
Moscow
Harold Gatty
Novosibirsk
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codos
Floyd Bennett
Post
Irutsk
Khabarovsk
Chicago
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arctic
Jimmie Mattern
Dance Tonight At Rouss Park Promises Big Weekend Crowds
Lee Fields and his orchestra headline the Winchester Park pavilion at Rouss Park tonight with a repeat crowd favorite. Tomorrow square dancing with Jenkins Shenandoah orchestra. Raymond Bayliss in charge. Great crowds expected. Duffs All-Stars meet the Old Timers this afternoon at 6 in Twilight League play. admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fields
Winchester Park
Rouss Park
Mr. Fields
Pavillion
Jenkin
Shenandoah
Raymond Bayliss
Winchester
Duffs All-Stars
Old Timers
Mrs Powers Dies at White Post After Illness
Mrs Annie C Powers wife of the late William S Powers of White Post died yesterday afternoon at 2 30 oclock after a brief illness. She is survived by daughter Miss Mary S Powers of Clarke county and four sons Dr E B Powers Winchester and Harry K Charles W and R Mack Powers of Clarke county. Funeral services will be held at her home tomorrow morning at 10 oclock with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Powers
William S. Powers
White Post
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Kodak film processing speeds and local shop names
Kodak pictures finished the same day they are taken with noon drop offs. Films left by noon finish by 6 p m the same day. Afternoon drops finish by noon the next day. Boyd's Drug Store, Barr's Studio, Golden Glow, Martha Washington offer free two extra prints with each roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak Pictures
Boyd’s Drug Store
Barr’s Studio
Golden Glow
Martha Washington
Teachers Named For Next Year In City Schools 1932 33
Garland R. Quarles announced the forthcoming faculty for the 1933 34 session with a list of high elementary and primary teachers headed by Miss Lola V. Moore principal. Enrollment for the year just ended totaled 2370 across Handley John Kerr Virginia Avenue and the colored school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland R. Quarles
Bessie L. Corkey
Virginia Barr
Clara Beery
Ruth Beery
Virginia Boyd
E. P. Browning
Edith Cornwell
Sadie Finkelstein
Mary J. Gray
L. S. Hale
Dorothy T. Joyce
Russell A. Joyce
Nancy Gray Larrick
Marion Laughton
William L. Leap
W. R. Legge
Edith J. Light
Katherine Pannill
John B. Parsons
Lena C. Payne
Loudelle Potts
Gertrude R. Peery
Elizabeth Rice
M. Opal Robinson
Otis Sargent
Susan Saulsbury
Virginia Silver
R. L. Stickel
Madeline W. Riley
James B. Yates
W. H. McIilwee
Mary McFadden
Mary F. Boxley
Beulah Cline
Charlotte DeHart
Elsie Duncan
Annie H. Irby
Bernardine Knee
Irene Mathews
Eleanor Mccartney
Bess Nicholas
Elsie Proffitt
Lemma Snider
Electa Stembock
Agnes Watkins
Andrew Bell
Marguerite Daugherty
Lola V. Moore
Mary Bell Bear
Virginia Bowen
Dora P. Brill
Ella Hunt Davis
Mary Watkins Darden
Madeline . A. Eddy
Jane I. Flood
Elizabeth Freed
Virginia Fritts
Sylvia Grim
Virginia Anne Huntsberry
Frances
Handley
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
State Aid to Winchester Campaign Message
The piece argues for continuing the state funded secondary road system. It notes Virginia cities now receive 500000 dollars yearly for street upkeep and Winchester over 10000 dollars. Peery supports continued state aid and roads. Deal would cut gasoline tax to end state operation and city revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Peery
Deal
More Babies Enter For The Star Health Show
The Star reports a second day of baby registrations with free entry at No.6 North Loudoun Street. All babies receive a thorough examination and prizes go to the six healthiest. Entrants include Glenn E. Lineburg, Betty V. Council, Edwin H. Smith Jr, Ruby F. Milburn, Charles R. Hutchins, re joe Hutchins, Arthur Schrader, Gilbert Wright Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
North
Loudoun Street
Glenn E. Lineburg
North Cameron Street
Betty V. Council
Opequon
Edwin H. Smith, Jr
South Braddock Street
Ruby F. Milburn
Grimes
Charles R. Hutchins
Paper Mill Road
Joe Hutchins
Arthur Schrader
South Kent Street
Gilbert Wright, Jr
Brucetown
Emergency Relief Grants Declared by Federal Agency
Grants totaling 3,218,624 dollars announced for emergency relief include 1,000,000 dollars to Pennsylvania. The cumulative Pennsylvania total reaches 5,547,913 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Pennsylvania
Clarke County hires 62 teachers for 1933 34
Special to The Star Berryville Va July 19 Quite a few changes noted in Clarke county schools for the 1933 34 session The School Board has named 62 teachers to oversee about 1400 pupils A F Robertson is superintendent with Miss Rose MacDonald rural supervisor at the state board of education Berryville High School lists D G Cooley as principal and a large faculty The rural and other schools assign new and returning instructors across Mount Carmel Milkwood Providence Chapel White Post Pine Grove Riverside Marvin Chapel Shenandoah Hoyt Hawthorne and adjoining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County
A. F. Robertson
Rose MacDonald
State Board of Education
D. G. Cooley
Frances Wolfe
Elizabeth Withers
Louise Ramsburg
Elizabeth Crawford
Frances Crampton
Ella Holland
Lucille Hardesty
Stella Moore
Ruth Berlin
Beatrice Rackley
Jessie Carpenter
Jessie Fadeley
Eleanor Fishpan
Eunice Carper
H. H. Burks
Hilda Levi
Boyce High School
Eva Massey
Katherine Funkhouser
Jane Jolliffe
Nettie Vowell
Grace Johnston
Virginia Baker
Elizabeth Blackwell
Lillie Garver
Kathleen Thompson
Mount Carmel
Theodora Cox
Milkwood
Mary Lou Fritts
Providence Chapel
Agnes Miller
White Post
Vada Gardiner
Pine Grove
Garnett Levi
Riverside
Jane Gardiner
Marvin Chapel
Katherine Kerns
Shenandoah
Stache Huff
Hoyt
Virgie MacFarland
Hawthorne
Eleanor Carpen
People's Bank Affairs Given To An Attorney
Beginning August 13 the old People's Bank of Stephens City will pass into final receivership with Harry K. Benham as receiver attorney replacing C. S. Feller. Benham must post a 20000 dollar bond and will take duties in his Winchester office. The court orders swift liquidation, no note renewals after August 15, and bi monthly financial reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old People’s Bank, Inc
Stephens City
Frede County Circuit Court
Philip Williams
C. S. Feller
Harry K. Benham
Winchester
Benham
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Peery to Speak in Winchester and Berryville on Saturday
George C. Peery of Tazewell seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He will address Berryville voters Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. and then speak at 3 p.m. in Frederick County Court House, Winchester, before meeting voters for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Peery
Tazewell
Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County Court House
Mr. Peery
Berryville
Peery
Slips Gowns and Lingerie Sale at Moling and Cather's
Former low prices noted for slips gowns and lingerie at Moling and Cather's with shopper interest indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling and Cather’s
Gasoline and kerosene prices at Bickers Ford Place
Bryan Stotler advertises five gallon lots of gasoline at 88 cents and five gallons of kerosene at 60 cents. Open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Bickers Ford Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Stotler Bickers
Ford
Relief tomorrow benefit for M B Church
A relief benefit is set for tomorrow July 20 in support of the M B Church. Details describe a fundraising event with proceeds to aid church activities and community programs.
Beauty Nook Ad Brieflanded Promos Fired Up
Permanent five dollar and three dollar ap 1312 beauty nook p.
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Beauty Nook
Legion Post to Elect Officers for 1933 34 in Alabama Meeting
The Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 American Legion will hold an officers election at 8 p.m. Friday July 21 in the Farmers & Seage National Bank building third floor rooms. Commander Sullivan has mailed notices and a large turnout is expected. Delegates to the 1933 state convention will also be chosen with the Aug 20 23 Bristol gathering in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion Post
Farmers & Seage National Bank
Sullivan
National Administration
American Legion
Impressive Rites Held For Late Mr. Miller
Funeral services for Franklin Pierce Miller were held at 3 p m yesterday at his son's home in Winchester. Rev E T Clark officiated with First Baptist Church choir singing My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Abide With Me. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Fred Pitcock John Locke L R Smith Bennie E Russell C B Pifer and E Bruce Capper among mourners from the Modern Woodmen of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pierce Miller
Northern
Virginia
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Miller
Winchester
Wincheter
Woodmen of America
Mr. Miller
Fred Pitcock
John Locke
L. R. Smith
Bennie E. Russell
C. B. Pifer
E. Bruce Capper
Inquest Held Over Fatal Accident East of Winchester
Clarke county coroner Dr. Carroll H. Iden held an inquest into the fatal crash on the highway east of Winchester that killed George Bauserman. The proceeding in Berryville featured testimony from drivers Munroe Robinson of New York and Herbert Fries of White Hall, along with passengers and Inspector R. E. Bayliss, who investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauserman
Winchester
Carroll H. Iden
Clarke County
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
Munroe Robinson
New York
Herbert Fries
White Hall
Robinson
Baker
R. E. Bayliss
State Police
Yard Party at Trimble's Woods Near White Hall
A yard party is planned for Friday night the 28th at Trimble's Woods located 2 miles north of White Hall near Mt. Pleasant C. The event runs from 1 pm to 11 pm with activities and community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble’s Woods
White Hall
Mt. Pleasant
Southern states swing for repeal in dry era votes
In Alabama repeal supporters lead with 73,986 to 44,530 from 1,159 of 2,137 boxes while 44 of 67 counties show repeal majorities. Arkansas towns report about three to two in favor with 55 of 75 counties counting for repeal and 54,829 to 34,778 from 1,051 of 2,046 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Repeal Club
Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
Alabama
Associated Press
Birmingham
South
Charles EB. Rice
Prohibition
Arkansas
M. L. Sigman
Wheat Prices Plunge Across Markets In Overnight Drop
Wheat prices fell sharply as heavy market breaks hit Chicago and Baltimore. Winchester Milling quotes fell from 1.10 to 95 cents, with Chicago May deliveries down about 12 cents and Baltimore down to 1.09. Futures quotes showed July 1.05 and September 1.0644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Winchester Milling Corporation
Two Arrested For Attempted Hold-up In Pa
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs William Clark of Washington DC were arrested after police say they flashed pistols attempting to hold up Lehman Ebersole gasoline station owner. Ebersole reported Clark drew a pistol after buying gas and fled when he shouted for attendants. They were arrested as they drove toward Shippensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
William Clark
Washington, D. C
Lehman Ebersole
Ebersole
Clark
Shippensburg
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Penna
Summer
Oklahoma
Branson Baker
The
Shryock’s
Sigeria
W. S. Powers
Supt. Quarles
INGO
Ccsc
Peery Campaign Committee
W. F. Post
Maysville
Okla
N. Loudoun
Mr. Benham
Geo. C. Peery
Benefit M. B. Church
Eugene
Legion Post
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