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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1934

Page

8

Glass Addresses Young Democrats in Lynchburg Rally

Senator Harry F. Byrd ally John Galleher leads Virginia Young Democrats in Lynchburg. Glass defends administration, blasts federal relief, warns of payback for federal aid, urges Jeffersonian democracy and constitutional study. He recalls 1929 crash and IMF era, praises Byrd while criticizing anti admin critics.

White House Harry Byrd Glass Byrd Senate A. D. Barksdale Lynchburg Woodrow Wilson Wilson Virginia Hoover Roosevelt Jefferson

Skyline Drive Promoted to Open Amid Park Service Push

The National Park Service seeks to open Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park as soon as possible. Contractors finish oil bound rock surfacing by mid September, after which motor traffic could begin. Local groups including Harrisonburg Lions Club press for an earlier opening citing Roosevelt and Byrd’s past urging.

National Park Service A. E. Demaray National Parks Department of Interior Harry F. Byrd Shenandoah Valley, Inc Harrisonburg Demaray Senator Byrd Cammerer Shenandoah National Park Virginia Lions Club Harrisonburg Lions Club Frank S. Driver Arno B. Cammerer Roosevelt Cc. Co. C Byrd Mr. Roosevelt

Mrs. J C Heltzel Dies At Wardensville West Virginia

Mrs. Alice Wilkins Heltzel 170 wife of John C Heltzel Wardensville died at 8 PM Saturday after a protracted illness. She was daughter of the late Noah and Betty Wilkins and lived in the Wardensville area all her life. Survived by husband two sons David C Heltzel and W Perry Heltzel one sister Amanda Dury and three grandsons John B Heltzel M Gordon Heltzel and Glenm Heltzel. Funeral held at 2 PM in Wardensville Methodist Church due to Lutheran building collapse with Rev L B Williamson and Rev Mr Fridley officiating. Interment Wardensville.

Alice Wilkins Heltzel John C. Heltzel Wardensville W. Va Lutheran Church Glenm Heltzel Moorefield

Contributions To Nurses Fund Acknowledgments Listed

Mrs. Martin Wisecarver, secretary treasurer of the District Nurse Association, acknowledges additional contributions to the general fund from R. Gray Williams ten dollars Hubert Sydenstricker two dollars a friend three dollars and the Lion's Club seven dollars fifty five cents.

Martin Wisecarver District Nurse Association R. Gray Williams Hubert Sydenstricker Friend Lion’s Club

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