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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1935

Page

2

Paul Hunter Named Winchester Scout for National Jamboree

Paul Hunter of Troop 21 Winchester will attend the National Jamboree in Washington DC August 21 to 30 as a second class scout with 125 hours of service. Sponsored by Winchester VFW Post 2123 and selected by committee led by A Lee Cobbe, he plans aviation ventures and dreams of a pilot license. Readers note his family, church, and local supporters praise his preparation and character.

Washington, D. C Winchester Veterans of Foreign Wars A. Lee Cobbe VFW Laurens Jones Paul Hunter Albert Z. Hunter N. Braddock Street White Rock Potomac Red Cross Washington Mount Vernon Paul

Abstainers Outshine Drinkers in Child Health Tests

The article cites Dr Traavetti Laitinen claiming 19 519 children from 5 763 families show lower infant death rates among abstainers 13 percent versus 23 percent for moderate drinkers and 32 percent for heavy drinkers. Dr Rudolf Demme compared ten temperate families to ten intemperate ones, finding 82 percent of temperate children normal versus 17.5 percent in the intemperate group.

Traavetti Laitinen Finland Helsingfors Rudolf Demme University of Berne

American Mastodons and Their Global Reach

Scientists debate whether mastodons inhabited regions outside America and whether early humans in the continent overlapped with their presence. Evidence for non‑American populations remains unproven.

Apple Prices Higher in British Market This Week

Apple prices rose on British markets with moderate supplies and expectations of lighter availability next week. American apple quotations began the season with Virginia Yellow Transparents at about 2.24 dollars per basket in London, while Australian and New Zealand varieties fetched higher prices. overall UK arrivals for the week totaled around 145000 bushels, down from last week and well above last year.

Foreign Agricultural Service London Virginia New Zealand U. S United Kingdom

Early garters in Twelfth century and 1382 reference

The text notes that women used garters in the Twelfth century and cites Wrellff mentioning 1382. Before elastic, a strip of woolen material served as a garter.

Wrellff

Wiley Post Plans New Trans Pacific Flight Pairing With Wife

Wiley Post aims for another long oceanic flight launching July 22 in a new monoplane with his wife. He recently completed a solo global circumnavigation in seven days, 18 hours, and 49 minutes, covering 15 400 miles across continents and oceans ending in New York.

Los Angeles Wiley Post New York Alaska Siberia Moscow

Sunday Evening Musical Program at Market Street M E Church

The Market Street M E Church will present a musical program Sunday evening July 21 at 8 o'clock. The program includes a Prelude Hymn No 2 Scripture Psalm 103 Prayer announcements and offering an organ recital by Louis C Clay Brook Jr soloist Eugene Russell Hymn No 106 and benediction.

Market Street M. E. Church Louis C. Clay Brook, Jr Eugene Russell

County Notes: Visitors, Vacations, and an Accident

Mr and Mrs Stephen Marco and family visited relatives in Grimes and returned to Jersey City after two weeks with Mrs Nancy Cleva nger in Rose Hill. Charles Hensell has been confined at home for a week. Dick Affieck from Winchester vacationing with grandparents Daniel Leight. Jonah Good continues his regular ice route. J H Good hosted guests including Charles McVay and William Good Kernstown. Cecil McVay of Camp Bellvoir cut his foot badly with an ax and spent two weeks in hospital.

John Kiser Inwoodfi W. Va Grimes J. H. Good Charles McVay William Good Kernstown Cecil McVay Camp Belvoir

Mount Williams News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Health

Mount Williams Virginia notes a successful yard party for the baseball team at the schoolhouse. Mrs Charles Pennington of Winchester suffered heat exhaustion. Several residents and visitors from Irwin Pa Turtle Creek Pa Strasburg Winchester and Berryville are listed among recent calls and visits. Donnie and Tommie Fauver of Baltimore are recovering from whooping cough. Master Philip Pomeroy visits Mountain View and Mrs Virginia Bear visits relatives in Winchester.

Mount Williams Charles Pennington Winchester Ruth Ambrose Ralph Hammer Strasburg Hollis Crowser Charles Taylor Paul Campbell William Grim Bruce McKinley Abner Farver Edna Farmer Guy Farmer Charles Williams Virginia Bear W. K. Brill Winfred Maurice Ambrose Joseph Wallace Leslie Ambrose Irwin, Pa Charles Ambrose Turtle Creek Elmer Ambrose Donnie Tommie Fauver Baltimore George Hummer Dorothy Ambrose Pomeroy Philip Pomeroy Wrenn Triplett Mountain View Pearl Boyce Ernest Ashwood Berryville Mary Ashwood

Reynolds Store area hosts regional visitors and locals

Numerous guests visit Reynolds area homes from Buckland Ohio Baltimore Maryland Hagerstown Maryland Winchester and Washington D C. Social rounds include family gatherings at Gardner Shade and Lewis households with relatives and friends from Omps West Virginia Big Poole Maryland and Berkeley Springs West Virginia frequenting Sunday dinners and weekend stays. A pocket book was stolen at a Saturday picnic.

Mountain Falls Notes Interesting Regional Visits

Mountain Falls Virginia notes a stream of visitors and family gatherings. J H Tevault and others from Mountain Falls arrived for a short visit to Henry and Stanley Tevault. Numerous locals hosted dinners and welcomed relatives from Lebanon Church Winchester Mount Airy and Forest Glen while children stayed with grandparents at Star Tannery.

Mountain Falls J. H. Tevault Henry Stanley Tevault Naplon Triplett Lebanon Church Lawson Triplett B. C. Hulver John Richards Mary Line Mount Airy Dewey Hulver

Cedar Grove Notes

Cedar Grove Virginia residents and visitors are listed in a community notebook. Eva Shoemaker and daughter from Akron Ohio arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Dean Clark. Other local households hosted relatives and friends including Sandusky Ohio visitors Charles Smith, Grimes guest Harvey Yeakley, Ernest Leake family, and Winchester visitors C F Dick. Charlie Lupton from Clear Brook will stay with A G Clark.

Cedar Grove Eva Shoemaker Akron Ohio Shoemaker Dean Clark Charles Smith Sandusky Elmer Meister Harvey Yeakley Grimes Ernest Leake H. K. Dick Ella Emmett C. F. Dick Winchester Mr. Dick Charlie Lupton Clearbrook A. G Clark

Middletown Notes Home Guests Visit Shenandoah City

Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. D. H. Glenn included her daughter Mrs. Evans and family from Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania and Mrs Arlige and daughter from Braddock Pennsylvania who plan to visit Harrisonburg Virginia. Mr L K Sibert of Frederick Maryland visited his mother Mrs Mary Sibert over the weekend. Virginia Kline visiting Civil Service Preparatory School in Washington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Kline. Mrs Claude Carper and family accompanied by Mr Gordon Ridings were guests of Mr Joe Propes and family in Shenandoah City. Alice Carper is visiting relatives in Shenandoah City.

Middletown D. H. Glenn Evans Wilkinsburg Arlige Braddock Pa Harrisonburg L. K. Sibert Frederick Washington Earl Kline Claude Carper Gordon Ridings Joe Propes Shenandoah City Alice Carper

Hogue Creek Locals Visit and Guests Listed

Hogue Creek Virginia July 20. Mr and Mrs Luther Larrick and daughter have left for New port News to visit Mr and Mrs Harry Larrick. Mrs Laura Orndorff, now in Winchester, spent Sunday at her former home. Mrs Marjorie Gochenour was the recent guest of Mrs Scott.

Hogue Creek Luther Larrick Newport News Harry Larrick Laura Orndorff Winchester Marjorie Gochenour Scott

Local Visitors Reported in Community Notes

White and Mildred McCormick visited Ri chard and Betty Orndorff. John Goucenour hosted relatives from Pennsylvania. Dye of Falls Church Va visited Scott White. Frank Orndorff visited Nannie Orndorff. Vernon Baker and son vacationed on a Pennsylvania farm. Anna Hedrick of Washington spent the weekend at Burcroft. Rev. B F Spitzer was guest of Mrs. Walter Miller.

Washington

Trone Brevities from Trone Virginia Local

Mrs Alvin Whitacre visited her sister Mrs J F Oates Wednesday Sun guests included Frank Eaton Capon Bridge and Charles Whitacre near Berryville. Gladys Barrette visits grandmother Mrs Lineburg. Alvin Whitacre weekend with A V Whitacre Paw Paw W Va. Cleatis Whitlock at Mountain View Service. Marvin Cannon Green Spring visited family in Bunner home.

Trone Alvin Whitacre J. F. Oates H. D. Whitacre Frank Eaton Capon Bridge W. Va Charles Whitacre Berryville Dorothy Ida Marie Opal Whitacre Gladys Barrette Ernest Barrette Lineburg A. V. Whitacre Paw Paw Harry la Follette Cleatis Whitlock Mountain View Service Stoon Olive Barrette Front Royal Marvin Cannon Greenspring Lester Bunner

Men Caught Opening a Safe Are Fingerprinter

Two men identified as James Donavan aged 28 from Jacksonville Florida and James Henderson aged 24 from Hickman Kentucky were caught attempting to open a bakery safe in Waynesboro Virginia. Police report they were nabbed in a trap after a tip of a planned robbery and wore gloves with burglary tools. Fingerprint results from Washington were pending.

Waynesboro R. L. Switzer Department of Justice Washington James Donavan Jacksonville Fla James Henderson Hickman Switzer

Middletown Bank Reelects Officers At Annual Meet

Middletown State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting on July 9 reporting a profitable year with increased deposits and business. All officers were reelected: M. H. Rhodes president E. M. Punk vice president E. R. Campbell cashier and W. A. Everly assistant cashier. Directors reelected include E. L. Humston Byron O. Brumback J. Julian Pickeral E. R. Sperry E. M. Funk E. R. McDonald M. H. Rhodes and Herbert S. Larrick.

Middletown Middletown State Bank M. H. Rhodes E. M. Punk E. R. Campbell W. A. Everly E. L. Humston Byron O. Brumback J. Julian Pickeral E. R. Sperry E. M. Funk E. R. McDonald Herbert S. Larrick

Curve On Route 50 Figures In Pair Accidents

Two crashes on Route 50 near the Blue Ridge curve within 24 hours, blamed on brakes and curve conditions. Turner Hummer of Millwood sustained minor injuries after his light truck was sideswiped by Herbert Gray Welch of Abingdon. both drivers faced reckless driving charges with a July 25 hearing at Berryville. A second incident at about 7 am involved I D Myers of Harrisonburg and Michael Donahue of Washington, with the Auth Company truck, no charges listed. The curve lies about 200 yards west of the spring on the mountain’s west side.

Blue Ridge Stow Turner Hummer Millwood Herbert Gray Welch Abingdon Berryville Hummer I. D. Myers Harrisonburg Michael Donahue Washington Auth Company Myers Auth

Speed Boats Set to Break Records at Havre de Grace Regatta

Speed boat pilots with three world records aimed to add more laurels at the sixth annual Havre de Grace regatta in Mada. July 20. The program featured the Maryland State Championship finals for 135 cubic inch displacement boats and a packed closing day of events. The Baltimore to Havre de Grace handicap cruiser race finished and the outboards were ready to start.

Havre DE Grace Mada Maryland Baltimore

Judge rules Bankhead cotton act unconstitutional in Texas order

Federal Judge Randolph Bryant in Sherman Texas declared the Bankhead cotton control act unconstitutional and signed an injunction against its enforcement. The ruling highlights ongoing legal challenges to wartime commodity controls.

Sherman Tex Randolph Bryant

Trustee's Sale of Desirable Stephens City Property

A deed of trust dated September 8 1931 secures the debt on J P Carbaugh and wife. The sale of the Stephens City residence at 12 o'clock August 3 1935 in Winchester will be public at the courthouse steps. One half acre lot includes a large home with terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with interest and a policy of insurance. M M Lynch, Trustee. C I Brumback, Auctioneer.

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

Infantile paralysis fears and garbage risks aired by reader

A reader warns that disease spread comes from more than carnivals, citing decayed garbage left near an alley gate and urging sanitation. She notes police and health officers have no leads and advertises a reward rise to $5 for information, stressing paralysis is a terrible risk to children.

the Star

Protection sought over rotten food dumped in yard

Nina Glynn Anderson of 218 North Main Street Winchester Virginia seeks legal protection regarding stale and rotten food left uncovered by a careless person. She asks the law to intervene to stop the intrusion on her property.

Nina Glynn Anderson N. Main Street Winchester

Early Apple Market Shows Lifeless Trade For Yellow Transparent

Lifeless market for Yellow Transparent apples with prices in small packs at 50 to 75 cents in Pittsburgh and Baltimore. A Martinsburg carload of Early Ripe 2 1/4 inch stock sold at 65 cents per bushel fob, implying delivered about $1.10. Buyers urge leaving small fruit on the orchard or selling to by products plants to cut costs.

Pittsburgh Baltimore Martinsburg

Car Lot Priced Low Enough to Double Your Value

Every vehicle in the lot is priced far below its worth with figures implying buyers can get nearly double the market value. Shoppers are urged to compare prices as savings appear substantial across models and makes.

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F. W Mrs Albert Hunter America Edward Crowser F. J. Gardner Harry Largent Eagar Largent Eddie Largent Ira Bageant Baltimore, Md H. B. Dick Susan B. Lewis I. D. Shade Joseph Catlett Ed Stotler N. L. McIntyre Earl Farmer C. T. Adams Gainesboro Robert Luttrell E. L. Luttrell Oscar Light Dewey Batt Hagerstown C. L. Batt Ernest Batt Elson Oats Lenora Berkeley Springs Paul Hovermale Alvernea Patterson George Mauzy James Bagent Angers Store W. Lee Crossen Henry Bagent Annie Racey E. D. Shenk Julius Beeler Wheatfield Virginia Clowser Forest Glen, Md Carl Clowser Cedar Grove Notes Middletown Bank Republic Martinsburg Pike Boscawen Valley Ave Braddock Republic Oil CO East Piccadilly Westinghouse Automatic Northern Virginia Power CO Big Sister Uke Dee Ei Tsann Byles Forgrave du Pont John W. Rosenberger & CO. Quality Building Material Winchester, VA NET Cision Cammertireco Braddock & Boscawen Sts Winchester VA Chevrolet Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc Baker’s Service Sta Bicker’s Bickers Motor Co Ford Dealers
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