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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1933

Page

5

Orndorff Laid To Rest At Mount Olive Church

Joshua Salem Orndorff, a longtime United Jethreh Church member and cemetery steward, was laid to rest at Mount Olive with a funeral service led by Rev. Frank Een and colleagues. Pastors praised his seventy years of farming toil and forty five years of church and community service. The cortege to Arlington Cemetery followed a solemn service, with choirs and family tokens marking the tribute to a generous, Godly man.

Rugged Cross Chire Olive United Éthren Church Frank R. Oe C. H. Anderson Y. H. Sampsell Joshua Arlington Cemetery Washington Orndorff Godfrey Miller Geny Lind, Jr Eva May Gough Mildred Cooper Mabel Light Anna McCormick God Joshua Salem Orndorff

Complaint on Improper Disposal of Dead Animals

Frederick County veterinarian Dr. E W Miller reports public concern over disposal of dead animals and fowls. He advises burning or burying carcasses two feet deep away from water sources, adding lime before covering. He cites hog flu and swine plague spread by scavengers and urges adherence to a Board of Supervisors disposal law.

Word Given the Star E. W. Miller Frederick County Board of Supervisors

Chicago Woman Sentenced in Conspiracy to Kill Husband

Mrs Marion Opas of Chicago is ordered to serve one to five years after being found guilty of conspiring to kill her husband. She allegedly hired three men to murder him for an insurance payoff. the plot failed and her husband forgave her.

Marion Opas Chicago

Gangsters Kill W Virginia Officer And Prisoner

Four men kill a deputy sheriff wound another and abduct a convicted robber from officers in Charleston West Virginia they dash away with the prisoner and later dump the dead body of Homer Harper 19 in an alley near Huntington rails indicate Harper alias Ralph Wilkinson had escaped earlier from Kanawha county jail and was recaptured in Staunton Virginia Newell 20 was sentenced to 20 years for a January shoe store robbery in Charleston.

Charleston W. Va Moundaville Homer Bf Parente Huntington Harper John Newell Newell Ralph Wilkinson Kanawha County Staunton Mulicy Rohbert

Mrs Cadwallader Laid To Rest

Mrs. Vernie Adella Cadwallader was laid to rest on July 9 after a six month illness at a Methodist Church service conducted by Rev. C. G. Russell. She was 48 years and survived by her mother Ida Nevil Renner, two sisters and five brothers, all of Frederick County. Her kindness and cheerful welcome were noted by friends and neighbors.

Vernie Adella Cadwallader Methodist Church South C. G. Russell Cadwallader Ida Nevil. Renner Frederick County

Ford V-8 Sales Break June Records Nationwide

Ford V-8 cylinder car and truck sales in June rose 19.4 percent from a year earlier, marking the largest month for 8 cylinder models since their start. Wayne county registrations show 2,555 Ford V-8 deliveries in June, up 25 percent from May and surpassing the combined May sales of the county for the next two models.

Detroit Mich United Ford Motor Company Ford Wayne County Michigan

Phone Operator Charisse Sipe Dies After Auto Fall

Charisse Sipe 18, a Harrisonburg telephone operator, died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital from brain concussion after falling from a moving car on the Rawley Pike near Hinton. Driver Eklin Garber rushed her to town. funeral set at Linville Christian Church with burial nearby.

Isonburg Charisse Sipe Laura B. Sipe West Wolfe Street Rockingham Memorial Hospital Rawley Pike Hinton Miss Sipe Eklin Garber Garber Harrisonburg RaWley Springs Muddy Creek Harrisonburg Mutual Telephone Company Charles Sipe Bridgewater Lilly Laura Belle Sipe Kimmel A. Harman Sidney Thomas C. Custer Carl Ritchie Larrisonburg Mary Stipe Linville Christian Church

Mammoth Skeleton Found Near Trieste and Odd Claims

A giant mammoth skeleton nine feet tall with eighteen foot tusks was uncovered by peasants near Trieste. A lecturer asserts the ostrich is more valuable dead than alive. A social note notes yawning with mouth closed as a social skill. Cable firms in Egypt deny liability for garbled messages.

Trieste

Mrs Martha Clowser Celebrates 70th Birthday With Party

A surprise party for Mrs Martha E Clowser was held July 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Kline in Marlboro Virginia from 2 to 5 PM. Music by Jesse and Charles Boyd, pink and white decor, and a large birthday cake marked the celebration. Guests from Washington DC Winchester Star Tannery and Marlboro attended, sharing gifts and good wishes for many more birthdays.

Marlboro John Kit Kline Martha E Jesse Charles Boyd Red Bud Daisy Orndorff Star Tannery Clowser R. E. Sisson Pauline Harold Collier Howard Allamong Delwyn Peggy Anne Washington, D. C R. C. McDonald Esther Kenneth Arthur Dorothy Iris Prince Winchester C. B. Crowser Kathryn Vietta Virginia John Garland Venesda David Gilbert Linaweaver John Kline John Thomas Kline Morse Funk Philip Walter Frank John James Loy Hayfield J. A. Cammer Edward Brill Hugh Grim Courtney Betty Anne Ira Orndorff Nina Clowser Philip Kaplon Russell Kaplon

Housewife Finds Ten Sacks Make Ideal Picnic Napkins

A housewife reports finding ten young sugar sacks washed and hemmed to serve as picnic napkins. She notes they launder easily and do not crumble like paper.

Rail and economic reforms show momentum in Washington and New York

Washington analysts see the administration’s public works program gaining traction with the track beginning to grip and hopeful movement ahead. In New York, steel unions resist company unions while labor leaders warn of hostile corporate tactics and Secretary Perkins opposes steel elements. Wall Street eyes transatlantic air line finance via Lindbergh route as Italy talks influence.

Washington, D. C New York Roosevelt Lssue Frances Perkins Myron C. Taylor U. S. Steel Corporation J. P. Morgan Wall Street Lindbergh

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