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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

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Peery Backed By Veteran Virginia Legislator

Fredericksburg veteran C. O. Godrick launches full support for George C. Peery as Democratic candidate for Governor. Godrick’s editorial argues repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, Peery’s dry record, highway investment stakes, and Peery’s strong character and qualifications for Virginia’s highest office.

C. O’conor Godrick Star George C. Peery Virginia Mr. Peery Harry Byrd United States Senate Deal Smith Senator Smith State Senate David Hepburn Virginia Anti-Saloon League Peery Godrick Congress

Two Ballots To Be Necessary In Primary Election

Frederick County Electoral Board members Jolliffe Stephenson Kline and Harper met to stamp ballots for the Democratic primary next Tuesday. A special primary will also be held August 10 to choose a candidate for the unexpired term of the late Denny in Winchester and Clarke and Frederick counties. Two ballots will be used, with separate ballot boxes, and judges receive instructions to avoid confusion. The board warns against crowding near polling places and notes general primary election laws apply.

Frederick County Joseph L. Jolliffe Stephenson R. A. Kline Middletown John W. Harper Winchester House of Delegates Joseph S. Denny Clarke Frederick Electoral Board Virginia

Princess Phyllis Astor Weds Lord Willoughby de Eresby

Princess Phyllis Nancy Astor marries Lord Willoughby de Eresby at St. Nicholas church Taplow attended by high society figures including Princess Ingrid of Sweden. The bride, daughter of Viscount and Viscountess Astor, and groom, heir of the Earl of Ancaster, unite in a royal styled ceremony.

Taplow Buckinghamshire England St. Nicholas Phyllis Nancy Astor Lord Willoughby de Eresby Viscount Viscountess Astor Earl of Ancaster Nancy Langhorne Virginia Countess of Eloise Bree

Yellow Taxi Cab Co Announces 24 Hour City Service

Yellow Taxi announces 24 hour service with rates of 25 cents for 1 to 5 passengers within the city. It also offers light transfer and delivery. Phone listed as 7.

Yellow Taxi Cab CO

Man Chains Son to Block. Father Jailed in Abuse Case

John Ochiltree, a Cherry Falls coal miner, is held for grand jury action and jailed in default of bond after allegedly chaining his 11-year-old son to a heavy block and beating him. Witnesses saw the boy lug water and drag the block in a grim routine. Ochiltree claims the boy could not be managed otherwise.

Cla Vea John Ochiltree Cherry Falls Webster Springs Ochiltree Rksburg

Stock Market Remains Steady After Late Softness

In New York on July 27 Associated Press reports late softness in gold mining issues did not unsettle a firm market. Leading stocks ended steady to firm as a late selling wave was absorbed. about 2.7 million shares traded. Sterling opened at 4.5614 dollars. call money stood at 1 percent.

Associated Press New York Sterling

NIRA Codes to Be Received Here Tomorrow

The Star reports that all NIRA codes under the Roosevelt administration were mailed today and should reach all business interests by tomorrow. The movement aims to standardize industry practices nationwide and ensure compliance with the new economic framework.

the Star

Comiter On es revenue shryock 7 8 1p 10t eod

Fragmented OCR text lists names and numbers with scattered terms. The readable bits include a reference to Shryock and a sequence of codes or times. No clear event, location, or outcome emerges from the fragment. The item appears to be an incomplete clerical or financial note. The readable entities are Shryock and possible dates or page markers.

Yard Party At South End Hose Co In July

Yard party at 327 Valley Pike hosted by South End Hose Co tonight and tomorrow features home made ice cream cake Dutch quilt will be given away at the Spit Yard Party event in the South End area.

South End Hose Co Valley Pike Thurs

Carter and Glaize v Keeler claim settled without sale

Notice states the claim of Carter and Glaize against C R Keeler has been fully satisfied without sale. Taylor L Barr deputy sergeant signs the notice.

Carter & Glaize C. R. Keeler Taylor L. Barr

London Parley Adjourns After Roosevelt Note

World economic conference adjourned after a message of encouragement from President Roosevelt. Prime Minister MacDonald said the meeting would reconvene after a recess to pursue renewed prosperity efforts. Cox of the American delegation offered a resolution of appreciation to Britain for hosting and leadership.

Associated Press London Roosevelt Ramsay MacDonald Cox James M. Cox MacDonald Britain Mr. Roosevelt United States

Aimee McPherson Heads to Chicago for Fair Trip

Baltimore dispatch says Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Angelus Temple pastor decided to put aside marital trouble for a trip to the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago. She ordered reservations on the Baltimore and Ohio Capital Limited and planned to depart that afternoon.

Associated Press Baltimore Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Angelus Temple Century of Progress Fair Chicago Baltimore and Ohio Capital Limited

Did She Lure Banker Mrs Vivian Chase Named Suspect

Mrs Vivian Chase a 32 year old fugitive bank robbery suspect is identified as one of the kidnappers of August Luer wealthy banker of Alton Illinois Chase escaped from Liberty Missouri last October where she was held in connection with the North Kansas City bank holdup Luer was lured to his home front door by a man and woman

Vivian Chase Luer Alton Ill Chase Liberty Kansas City

Bethel Church Marks 100th Anniversary and Association's 50th

Baptists from Northern Virginia and nearby West Virginia attended a special service at Bethel Church near Millwood to commemorate its 100th founding anniversary and the Shenandoah Association's 50th anniversary. Dr. Garnett Ryland of the University of Richmond spoke, praising early Baptists and later workers in the denomination.

Bethel Church Boyce Virginia West Virginia Shenandoah Baptist Association Millwood The Shenandoah Association Garnett Ryland University of Richmond Virginia Baptist Historical Society Baptists

Pair Abducted and Whipped at Maryland Training School

Victor Robinson and Mrs. Virginia Seezer, attendants at Rosewood training school, were seized in the refectory by two men who forced them into a car. Robinson was whipped twice and returned. the woman was taken away with threats to whip her. Robinson identified the suspects and warrants were sworn out.

Associated Press Maltimore Victor Robinson Virginia Seezer Rosewood Training School Robinson

Members of South End Hose Co Meet for Church Service

Members of South End Hose Company will gather at the hall at 7.30 p m on Sunday July 30 to attend services at the Church of Christ. Rev S J Goode will preach and special music will be provided.

Buying Summer Apples at Shryock's Warehouse

Advertisement notice for purchasing summer apples at Shryock's Warehouse with contact phone 361-1. Dated July 27, 1931.

Shryock’s

Kidnapper Gets Extreme Penalty in Kansas City Case

Walter McGee, leader of the Kansas City gang that kidnapped Miss Mary McElroy and collected 30000 in ransom, was condemned to death by a criminal court jury. The sentence will be formalized later by Judge Allen C. Southern. McGee remained composed as the verdict was read.

Associated Press Kansas City Walter McGee Mary McElroy H. F. McElroy Allen C. Southern Oregon Clarence Stevens McElroy Miss McElroy Shawn Cummings Joseph B. Keenan Capone Chicago al Capone Benjamin M. Squires Aaron Sapiro

Police seek identity of boy found on street

Winchester police investigated a two year old boy found at National and Fairmont avenues. A man named William A. Cloud of Baltimore was held for questioning to determine his possible connection to the child. Baltimore police later said Cloud’s family was safe and the boy belonged to no Cloud household.

Winchester National Fairview Avenues C. W. Hollis William A. Cloud Dumbarton Avenue Baltimore Maryland Cloud National Avenue Francis Funk Fairmont Avenues Sergt. Funk

SINKABINE ENDS LIFE IN BERRYVILLE ODYSSEY OF PENNSYLVANIA NATIVE

William H. Sinkabine a 55 year old Pennsylvania native and Berryville businessman died by self inflicted pistol shot in his garage on Church street. He had managed H G Smithey dairy before moving to the garage trade on Long Marsh street. Surviving were his widow Cary Rishel and six children with six grandchildren. An inquest was not required per Clarke county coroner Dr C H Iden.

Berryville William H. Sinkabine Pennsylvania Church Street Sinkabine Mr. Sinkabine W.H. Sinkabine Saml. Weise Cary Rishel Harold Myer Springs Mills Dean Brandt Cold Point Herbert B. Miller Marvin Longerbeam Laura Belle Irene Sinkabine

T B Clinic To Be Held Here July 31

The District Nurses Association announces an Anti Tuberculosis Clinic on Monday July 31 at their Winchester offices. Dr C W Scott of the Virginia State Board of Health will oversee the effort. The event is free and invites anyone concerned about TB to attend.

District Nurses Association C. W. Scott Virginia State Board of Health Winchester

Guns Blaze Out In Coal Fields Strike War

In Fayette County Pennsylvania on July 27 gunfire wounded four pickets as miners strike at W. J. Rainey mines. The confrontation occurred at H C Frick Coke Colonial No 4 mine when pickets attacked a miner convoy and a driver fired a shotgun, injuring four lightly. About 8 000 miners are on strike.

Associated Press Brownsville Fayette County W. J. Rainey H. C. Frick Coke Company Colonial No. 4

Frederick County Road Tax Shifts Under State Takeover

A 1932 county tax drop from 33 000 to 9 159 funds debt service on roads. State plan allocates 65 000 for county roads from the gasoline tax. Judge Peery supports continuing the gasoline tax and road system while opponent Deal calls for a 4 000 000 annual cut. Peery promotes Jo road program and farm-to-market roads.

Frederick County West Virginia Judge Peery Deal Peery Campaign Committee Pol. Adv

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Eee A. A Humaity AST Oan Poolrick Pforre Fredericksburg County Electoral Board Lady Astor Revenue F. A Shryock U. S House of Commons President Roosevelt Aimee Mrs South End Sergt. Punk Punk Sergt Funk Act of Clarke County H. G. Smithey T. B. Clinic
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