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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1930

Page

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R-100 Brit dirigible bound for Montreal faces adverse winds

The R-100 left Cardington at 3 45 am bound for Canada on a historic first trans Atlantic British airship flight. Reports from Valencia Ireland say the craft is west of Malin Head and encountering adverse winds with an estimated arrival in Montreal delayed beyond the 10 pm EST target. The crew led by Squadron Leader R S Booth pursues a northern Great Circle route via Ireland Greenland and Labrador toward St Hubert Field Montreal.

Associated Press Valencia Ireland Malin Head Montreal London Canada Air Ministry Scotland Atlantic R. 8. Booth America Greenwich Cardington Eng Great Britain Liverpool St. Hubert Field R. S. Booth Cape Farewell Greenland Labrador St. Lawrence River

South Enders Respond To Still Fire Alarm

The South End Hose Company answered a still alarm around ten o clock this morning due to a small fire at A. T. Tinsman's home. Chemicals were used to extinguish the blaze, causing only slight damage.

South Enders South End A. T. Tinsman

No Sprinkling Notice Restricts Lawn and Pavement Watering

Water Committee forbids sprinkling of lawns and washing pavements until further notice. Vegetable plots may be watered 6 to 7 a.m. and flowers only during that hour. Citizens are urged to cooperate and report offenders or face further restrictions. (1-28-Ip-tf)

Water Committee

Mrs Myra Mauck Dies After Seven Week Illness

Mrs Myra Mauck 69 widow of the late F. Mauck died at 10.42 this morning at 305 North Loudoun Street after a seven week illness of multiple diseases. Native of Luray and daughter of Ephriam A. and Martha Keyser she lived in Front Royal and Frederick County. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. from 305 North Loudoun Street with Rev E T Clark of the First Baptist Church officiating. Interment in Oak Hill Luray. Surviving are five daughters, three sons, two sisters, two brothers and many grandchildren.

Ancy Myra Mauck F. Mauck North Loudoun Street Luray Rho County Ephriam A Martha Caroline Keyser Mr. Mauck Front Royal Frank Beavers Fred Affleck Orville Clow Carl Buck Clyde B Amos Mauck Frederick County J. Frank Flinn John Zirkle Mae Keyser Benton Ashby Keyser Mauck North Loudoun Street E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Oak Hill

Tiny Greenwalt Captured After Chasing Through Alleys

Police nabbed Harvey Tiny Greenwalt on Highland avenue after a high speed chase through alleys in the northeast Winchester area. He now serves a suspended six month jail term set aside earlier this winter and faces new depredation charges.

Winchester Harvey Greenwalt Suunday Dove Funk Highland Avenue

Denny Named Delegate to Institute Sessions

Joseph S. Denny of White Post Clarke county and representative from Clarke Frederick and Winchester in the Virginia House of Delegates is appointed by Governor Pollard to represent Virginia at the Institute of Public Affairs sessions in Charlottesville from August 3 to 16. Denny expects to attend several sessions.

Josephs. Denny White Post Clarke County Clarke, Frederick Winchester Virginia House of Delegates of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs Charlottesville Pollard Denny

Shenandoah Baptist Association Meets at Berryville

The Shenandoah Baptist Association gathers in Berryville Virginia for its two day annual session beginning tomorrow at 10 am. Delegates from 26 churches in West Virginia and Virginia attend with speakers including Rev C L Eubank and Rev Dr Salee among others.

Virginia Berryville Shenandoah Baptist Association Berkeley and Jefferson West Virginia Clarke K. Shenandoah Warren Page C. L. Eubank Bentonville Baptist Church Salee China Charles W. Daniel First Baptist Church Richmond George T. Waite Virginia Baptist Board of Education and Missions F. W. Boatwright University of Richmond L. A. Parker E. T. Clark O. C. Jackson Walter Barnett T. A. Mason Anna Ford C. T. Owens Ida Dawson W. B. Grove E. A. Humston B. M. Carter

Funeral rites held for Mrs. Ernestine Forney Cross

The funeral for Mrs. Ernestine Forney Cross wife of Charles S. Cross and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Forney was held yesterday from her home 54 South Louden Street. Rev Dr B L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church officiated. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Dr. Robert M. Glass Joseph Hodgson Russell Emmons Andrew Sale George W Rathman and Raymon Rossman.

Ernestine Forney Cross Charles S. Cross George B. Forney South Loudoun Street 8. L. Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church Philomena Laren Isle of Somewhere Old Rugged Cross Mount Hebron Cemetery Robert M. Glass Joseph Hodgson Russell Emmons Andrew Sale George W. Rathman Raymon Rossman

New School Building Will Soon Be Roofed In Winchester

Superintendent Hugh S. Duffey announced that the northeast Winchester school building is to be roofed soon with progress by Snyder Brothers of Keyser West Virginia as general contractors. Completion is expected for the 1930 1931 session allowing local children to attend nearer home instead of traveling to the John Kerr or Handley buildings.

Northeast Hugh S. Duffey Snyder Brothers Keyser W Va Winchester John Kerr Cameron Street Handley

Reductions Made In Postal Cables

Announcement by Manager Wilgus from the local Postal Telegraph and Cable Company office states substantial reductions are authorized effective August 1 in several classes of cable messages from receiving points to Lichtensstein and Switzerland. The office was also advised that the Italian earthquake temporarily interrupted cable service between the country and Italy, with communications resuming shortly.

Wilgus Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Lichtensstin Switzerland Italy

National park highway would link three parks in east

Rep Thatcher of Kentucky unveiled a plan for a auto route connecting Mammoth Cave National Park to the Great Smoky Mountain and Shenandoah National Reserves. The proposed loop would pass through Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and Virginia towns and return to Mammoth Cave via a Federal highway. The route aims to unify Mammoth Cave Great Smoky Shenandoah and related scenic areas for vacation travel.

Mammoth Cave Great Smoky Mountain Shenandoah Thatcher Kentucky Mammoth Cave National Park Louisville Cumberland Gap Lexington Frankfort Lincoln Farm Larue County Mammoth Cave Park

Progress at Winchester Fair on New Cattle Building

Construction of a modern 30 by 150 foot cattle building at the Winchester Fair Association grounds advances toward an August 26 opening. The white and green structure will house over a hundred cattle and feature all metal sides and roof. The race track near the grand stand is being dust free with chemical treatment, promising fast surface times and potential track records during the fair.

Winchester Fair Association Boyd R. Richards Devine

Five injured in auto accident near Inwood crossing

Three women and two men were injured in a crash on the Martinsburg Winchester pike east of Inwood. Mrs Horton and her two daughters from Winchester suffered the most serious injuries. all were taken to City Hospital.

Martinsburg W. Va Martinsburg-Winchester Pike Inwood Charles Horton Nanticoke Dorcas Horton Jennie Stover Winchester Elmer DeHaven Irvin Parkinson Gainesboro City Hospital Horton Stover Gerardstown

Winchester Steam Laundry Weekly Bundle Service Ad

A brief ad notes a weekly bundle gathering service offered by Winchester Steam Laundry with contact by phone 28 or 29 and follows with days noted as Mon Wed Sat at 1 p.m. The piece is a small classified style notice from a local newspaper.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Local Officers Asked To Act As Bull Tamers

Tourists and residents along the Martinsburg pike north of Winchester alerted police as an angry bull roamed the area. Callers sought riot squad help but were told the matter was under sheriff control until the bull was corraled and calm returned to the farming community.

Winchester Martinsburg Pike Here Hollis

Silver Cigarette Case Stolen But Leather Claim Fades

Initials indicate a silver case stolen from Istonne City yesterday. E R Campbell first described it as leather but today identified it as a silver case engraved with the initial C. The thief also took $25 in cash.

Istonne Eeephens City E. R. Campbell Campbell

Bold daylight robbery during lunch hour on West Gerrard Street

Mrs Wilbur Carr and daughter from Iowa returned to their locked Dodge Six after lunch at the Winchester Hotel to find three suitcases and other items stolen. A wrench and jimmy were used to gain entry, with marks on both doors. Police questioned residents but found no solid leads.

Iowa Wilbur Carr Margaret West Gerrard Street Winchester Ion Carr Crr Winchester Hotel

Man once tried for murder now faces forgery case

Russell Copeland of Stephens City is jailed in Winchester on a forgery charge for allegedly cashing a 7 check using George Branner's name. He will stay jailed until the first Monday in October when the next regular grand jury convenes. Earlier this year Copeland was acquitted in a sensational murder trial involving Jim Burger.

Russell Copeland Stephens City Winchester George Branner Copeland Jim Burger

Mrs Shryock Wins Five Dollar Prize at Jennie Wren Links

Mrs J R Shryock of Stephens City won the $5 prize at the Jennie Wren Golf Course last Friday evening with weekly $5 rewards every Friday at 10 oclock. Free tickets for holes in one were earned by Mrs J A Boyd Chic Hook Claude B Small Mrs W B George and G W Ropp Middletown. A combined ladies and gentlemen tournament is scheduled for Thursday July 31 at 8 pm with a silver trophy for winners.

J. R. Shryock Stephens City Jennie Wren J. A. Boyd Chic” Hook Claude B. Small W. B. George G. W. Ropp Middletown

Wanted good home for a friendly female dog

A brief classified notice seeks a loving home for a young female dog. Call the number 41-1 for details. The listing is concise and offers no further specifics on breed or age.

Pajama-wearing NC editor visits Winchester drawing crowds

W. O. Saunders editor of the Independent of Elizabeth City North Carolina toured Winchester with his yellow pongee pajamas and Roman sandals thrilling crowds while police kept order in New York last week. Saunders noted his outfit kept him comfortable in the heat and hinted at plans to visit Endless Caverns before leaving tomorrow.

W. O. Saunders North Carolina New York City Winchester Fifth Avenue New York Grandpap Mr. Saunders Athletic Union Nero Rowe Sendertio Collier’s Weekly William J. Flannery Saunders Independent Elizabeth City N. C John R Crown Harrisonburg A. T. Stroud Norfolk New Market

Sheriff Captures Still and Mash in Brush Creek Raid

Sheriff Pannett and deputies raided Brush Creek in the county, seizing a still and two barrels of mash. No occupants were found and no arrests were made. The still appeared recently used, and moonshine production is halted as regional drought dries springs and streams, preventing cooling of the coils.

Pannett Brush Creek

Three Die as Taxi Hits Train in Taunton

Three men were killed and a fourth seriously injured when a taxicab collided with a freight train in Taunton Massachusetts. The dead were Andrew A. Moreski 30 of New Bedford Cam Wong 32 of Boston and Cunlun Wu of Boston. Chester Wo of Fall River was critically injured.

Taunton Mass Andrew A. Moreski New Bedford Cam Wong Cunlun Boston Chester Wo Fall River

Lucky Strike Links Announces Free Cold Drinks for Cash Players

An announcement notes starting Thursday this week free cold drinks will be offered to all cash players. It invites friends to visit, praising the cool clean western air and the venue’s pleasure-focused service.

Store Equipment for Sale Including Large Tee Box

A local listing advertises store equipment for sale including a large tee box at a bar. Seller identified as J. H. Henry invites quick buyers to contact for details.

J. H. Henry

Yard Party at Paxton Chapel Draws Community

A yard party at Paxton Chapel planned for July 31 invites everyone to attend and join neighbors in a friendly outdoor gathering. Community members encouraged to bring a spirit of welcome and goodwill.

Paxton Chapel

Showers Bring Spotty Rain and Heat Relief Hopes

The region saw scattered showers that did not reach all areas while others had light rain. Temperatures exceeded 100 in Winchester with high humidity. forecast promises no lasting cool spell as heat likely continues despite some expected thundershowers. A. S. Dandridge explains springs rising before rain due to air pressure drop.

Drouth Winchester Frederick County Siler Clarke County Dandridge Sta Weather Bureau

Raleigh Man Arrested For Unlicensed Car In Transit

T A Post of Raleigh North Carolina drove an unlicensed Chevrolet from Raleigh through Roanoke to an unnamed destination. A local police court warned him to license the car before moving further and he complied. The dealer had claimed licensing was unnecessary until permanent relocation.

T. A. Post Raleigh N. C Post North Carolina Roanoke

Five Die and Dozens Wounded in Religious Holiday Shooting

Dispatches report five killed and 20 wounded in a shooting affray among celebrants during a religious holiday in Santiago de Castaneda near Madrid. Authorities investigate the incident and secure the scene.

Madrid Santiago de Castaneda

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Nlm. Mauck Page County Joseph S. Denny J. L. C. Kremer W. Pall Mall St Baptist Body Chas. Cross THE Evening Star Burger Mrs. Shryock Jennie Wren Links Gotham
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