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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1933

Page

5

Drunken Reed Arrest Turns Saturday Night Turbulence

Levenia Reed, described as colored, caused a noisy disturbance on Loudoun and Cameron streets as police arrested her after she threatened harm with a weapon. Two companions were jailed, crowds watched, and Reed was later fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

Levenia Reed Unity Francis Raymond E. Jiss Reed Baylissa Funk Ahumah Pollicé Loudoun Street Cameron Street Léevénia

Biggest parade planned for Virginia Legion convention

Bristol Virginia hosts the Virginia Department American Legion convention August 21 to 24 with a parade featuring Tennapat’s drum corps militia units Legion Posts Boy Scouts fire and police floats and decorated private cars. Prizes will be awarded for floats with a loving cup for third. M. E. Bristow and W. Glenn Elliott will oversee sessions and attend as top officials.

Associated Press Bristol Virginia Department American Legion Tennapat Legion Posts Boy Scouts M. E. Bristow Richmond State Department W. Glenn Elliott

Convent Acceptance Referred by Gordon Browning

Acceptance has been received from Gordon Browning the Nashville representative regarding the convent matter. The document confirms Browning’s authority as the Tennessee representative and forwards the concession for further action.

Reécef Gordon Browning Nashville, Tenn

Strasburg Man Found Safe After 32 Hours Missing

W. J. Bilis, a 74 year old Strasburg resident, was found exhausted and collapsed after being lost for 32 hours while picking berries in Massanutten Mountains. A searching party located him and he was returned home in stable condition.

W. J. Bilis Strasburg Massanutten Mountains

Special Services At Salem Church

A series of services ongoing at Salem Dunkard Church about one and a half miles southeast of Stephens City led by visiting evangelist Rev. Cochlin from Carlisle PA. Cephasnestock and Elder L R Dettra oversee the meetings and invite all to attend.

Salem Dunkard Church Stephens City Mr. Cochlin Carlisle Cephasnestock L. R. Dettra

Coroner Rules Fatal Accident In Berryville

Coroner Dr. Carroll H. Iden of Clarke County reports that George Bauserman died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Munroe Robinson on the Berryville pike. Commonwealth Attorney Frank M. Wray will not file charges until he leaves the hospital to take over the case.

Carroll H. Iden Berryville Clarke County George Bauserman Edward McC. Williams Munroe Robnson Robinson Commonwealth Frank M. Wray Focal Hospital Bauserman Berryville Pike Edward Baker Herbert Fries White Hall Washington Ford Dealers Washington, D. C Mount Vernon Memorial Hiway

Hospital Group Praised for Diphtheria Clinic Start

Following yesterday’s Star report the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital sponsors a diphtheria clinic to immunize every child in the city. Endorsements cite the group’s work and the goal of universal vaccination locally.

Winchester Memorial Hospital

Winchester Hospital Opens Diphtheria Clinic

A letter dated July 23, 1933 from Hunter B. Beguire, President of Winchester Memorial Hospital, endorses the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital for establishing a diphtheria clinic to immunize children whose families cannot afford treatment. Mrs. Clark T. Cooper leads the Auxiliaries in Winchester Virginia.

Clark T. Cooper Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Mrs. Cooper

Egyptian Belief in Immortality in Ancient Relief

In the ancient Egyptian relief, a belief in immortality and judgment after death forms a core element of religion and afterlife concepts. The scene emphasizes moral weighing and eternal life as central to the faith.

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