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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1936

Page

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Rain Relief Mixed With Drought Across Virginia Farms

North Valley reports moisture shortages with some relief from recent rains. Henry M. Taylor notes Shenandoah Valley and Roanoke area suffer drought similar to Southwest Virginia, while Pittsylvania and southern counties show best conditions. Some areas remain extremely dry with poor pastures and corn, though certain sections show improvement due to scattered showers.

Richmond Henry M. Taylor Shenandoah Valley Roanoke Virginia Pittsylvania Henrico Fluvanna Goochland Couunties Rockingham Shenandoah Clark Culpeper Fairfax Frederick Loudoun Madison Prince William Rappahana Augusta Botetourt Rockbridge Appomattox Bedford Caroline Cumberland Louisa Spotsylvania Accomac Essex King and Queen Middlesex Northumberland Warwick Bland Carroll Giles Lee Montgomery

Winchester Welcomes Tourists as Virginia Roads Shine

The county notes rising out of state tourist traffic due to Virginia's promotion efforts and improved highways. Visitors spread word, and locals are urged to extend every courtesy to travelers to boost regional income and long term benefits.

Winchester Virginia

Handley Staff Is Appointed For 1936 37

Garland R. Quarles announces the completion of the Winchester Public Schools faculty for the 1936 37 session with several new teachers. Gwendolyn Haynes will replace Mrs. Hoye Riley as music supervisor and brings a University of Louisville degree and Murray State experience praised for organization and harmony among choirs. Other moves include Norman Ochs shifting to physical education, Harriet Bruce teaching typing, Gypsie Lee Pine teaching Business Training, Paul W. Sybert in Manual Training, and Ethel Hartman joining as Junior High teacher after roles at Curtis Publishing and Strayer College. Legge to resume work is noted.

Garland R. Quarles Winchester Public Schools Hoye Riley Gwendolyn Haynes Murray Miss Haynes Haynes University of Louisville Conservatory Louisville State Teachers College Norman Ochs Harriet Bruce Grace Murdough Bruce Fredericksburg State Teachers College Gypsie Lee Pine Russell Joyce Miss Pine Concord State Teachers College Johns Hopkins University Strayer-Bryant- Stratton Business College Baltimore Paul W. Sybert Mesner Sybert University of West Virginia Ochs Ethel Hartman Strayer Business College Legge W. R. Legge

Rainy Clouds Hold Off Hot Drought Threat in Midwest

Skies over the Middle West bring scattered clouds as heat lashes Illinois Indiana Missouri and Kansas with 100 plus temperatures. Forecaster Lloyd says no general rain soon though local showers may arrive in spots aiding corn and wheat outlooks.

Chicago Middle West Northwest J. R. Lloyd Illinois Indiana Missouri Kansas Lloyd Plains States Missouri Valley Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley St. Joseph Des Moines Iowa Fremont Neb Nebraska Dakotas Minnesota Taois Wisconsin Michigan Departmet of Commerce Nebraska Agricultural College Federal Reserve Bank United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Federal Reserve District Idaho Montana White Pine Mont Cabinet National Forest

Seek Settlement Over Estate of W. S. Yates in Frederick Court

David C. Yates files suit in Frederick county circuit court to settle the estate of the late W. S. Yates of Middletown. Eleanor M. Yates, widow, is administrator. Guardian ad litem Thomas G. Scully represents Madelin Yates, 18, while other heir Henry N. Yates of Brunswick, Md., is involved.

David C. Yates Frederick County W. S. Yates Middletown Eleanor M. Yates Thomas G. Scully Miss Madelin Yates Henry N. Yates Brunswick

Porch shades at attractive prices Moling and Cather

Local advertisement notes discounted porch shades offered by Moling and Cather with emphasis on value and affordable pricing for homeowners seeking exterior shading options.

Moling & Cather

Yard Party at Opequon Union Chapel

A yard party is planned at Opequon Union Chapel on Thursday night July 30 with a rain date the following night. Proceeds go to fund building a new church.

Opequon Union Chapel

Nudist Folk Play a Trid sa On Neighbor

Nudist watchers led a clam bake publicity stunt near Schooley's Mountain in New Jersey to spook nudists from a Morris County YMCA camp. Will Searles hoped the demonstration would force privacy but no nudists appeared. three women and three men were seen on the nudist property in shorts.

Long Valley N. J wWill Searles Schooley Searles Will Morris County

Margaret Layman Sent To Grand Jury For County Theft

Margaret Layman sister of Sadie Nichols Jenkins was arraigned before Trial Justice A J Tavenner on a charge of breaking and entering the chicken house of Albert near Nineveh and stealing 46 turkeys She was sent to the Frederick county grand jury The hearing showed that Ernest Lud Jenkins his wife and Layman had committed numerous robberies across the county over a year or more They cited thefts from C D Dorton Kernstown and a Mr Ritenour east of Stephens City Deputies say Thomas Tucker not tied to local robberies will be sent to Madison County for prosecution there where evidence they stole chickens exists A wrist watch engraved with Tucker initials found at a raid scene is a principal clue for a chicken theft charge there

Margaret Layman Sadie Nichols Jenkins A. J. Tavenner Albertof Nineveh Frederick County Ernest (Lud) Jenkins C. D. Dorton Kernstown

Roosevelt Yacht Sail Through Lubec Narrows

Fire whistles and bells marked the Sewanna as it glided into Lubec narrows carrying President Roosevelt toward Campobello Island. Roosevelt stood at the wheel and waved to cheering crowds along the shore amid the July afternoon.

Lubec Roosevelt Lubec Narrows Campobello Island N. B

Mystery surrounds Helen Clevenger death and uncle

Ashe ville police and sheriff inquiry into the Helen Clevenger slaying continues with new details. Prof W L Clevenger, uncle of the victim, remains a questioned detainee or inmate as officials dispute his status. A Boston stenographer recalled a sharp scream and a quiet voice from the hotel room on the night of the murder.

Asheville N. C Laurence E. Brown Helen Clevenger Staten Island Ry Battery Park Hotel William J. Everett W. L. Clevenger Clevenger Brown Guy Weaver Prof. Clevenger Weaver C. B. Clevenger Prof Boston, Mass Boston Mass Lydia Everson

Clearance Sale Dresses and Hats at Low Prices

A brief notice announces a clearance sale featuring dresses and hats priced mainly from 50 cents to 1.00. Margaret L. Hodgson is listed as the contact or proprietor for the sale.

Margaret L. Hodgson

Benefit at Relief Church on July 29

A benefit event for the Methodist Church is planned at Relief on July 29. Admission details and activities are to be announced.

Methodist Church

Foreigners Leave Spain Amid Evacuation and Frontline Push

Madrid dispatch reports American and British refugees moved to Alicante for evacuation by train and likely to British ships. Loyalist forces bolster positions in the Guadarrama range and strike fronts in Zaragoza, Granada, Cordoba, Palma, Oviedo, and San Sebastian as mass coal miner actions threaten rebel barracks. The government denies plans to cede power to socialists, while reports of surrender and political commentary surface from various papers. Colonel Villegas, accused of leading a rightist plot, is noted as arrested.

Madrid Hendaye France Alicante Spain Guadarrama Barcelona Zaragoza Granada Cordoba Palma Mallorca Balearic Islands Oviedo Popular Front San Sebastian el Socialista Loyola Vitorria Jiajas Jaen Asturias Aranda Politica el Liberal la Libertad Villegas

Insurance Claims Put Damage at Stephens City High

It was learned today that companies with insurance on the Stephens City high school building damaged by fire two months ago have allowed a total of 10 520 damages. Eight thousand five hundred twenty dollars is for building damage and two thousand dollars for equipment damage including desks furnace laboratory gear and supplies.

Stephens City High School

Street Work To Start On Cameron Street This Week

City officials said that street maintenance will begin this week unless rain halts the plan. After early emergency work on outlying streets, Cameron street will receive mixed asphalt as the main treatment for the year.

Cameron Street

Spanish Civil War battles shift with Alcazar bombardment

Reports from Madrid and Toledo describe heavy fighting as government forces clash with Fascist insurgents. Tanks armored cars and bombing planes target Alcazar in Toledo while Seville sees fierce street fighting and refugees evacuated from embassies in Madrid.

Toledo Spain Alcazar Soather Madrid Mad Guadarrama Seville Malaga

U.S. Experts Survey Winchester Water Supply Study

U S Geological Survey researchers Dr Charles Butts and Dr Raymond Edmundson study Frederick county geology to help assess Cedar Creek as a potential water source for Winchester. State geologist Dr Arthur Bevan plans a visit, with daily Cedar Creek gauge readings since mid June to August drought-flow estimates.

Winchester U. S. Geological Survey Charles Butts Raymond 8. Edmundson Cornell University Frederick County Cedar Creek Arthur M. Field Arthur Bevan Butts Edmundson Water Resources Branch United States Geological Survey Marlboro Danville

Aides of Bowers Abandon San Sebastian Embassy

The Associated Press reports that American and British refugees fled Madrid as rebels pressed assaults on Loyalist areas. Aides to Ambassador Claude G. Bowers left the San Sebastian embassy aboard a train bound for Alicante, amid fears of bloodshed and the embassy's possible fall.

Bowers San Sebastian Claude G. Bowers Spain Gibraltar Roque Cadiz Madrid Toledo Quincy Malaga United States Alicante Washington State Department New England College Vigo Germany London Balearic Mallorca Guadarrama High Command Hendaye France Bay of Biscay American Coast Guard Cayuga

Weather in Winchester Report

The Star provides Winchester weather readings courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory. Humidity 75 percent and a temperature of 85 degrees are reported.

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