Violin Pupils To Give Recital Friday Evening
Mrs. Austin Sloat leads the violin class recital at 8 oclock Friday night in Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School rooms. The program features works by Ghys Dvorak Kreisler Haydn and others with Mrs. Raymond Rosenberger at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Sloat
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Raymond Rosenberger
Amaryllis
Louise XII
Ghys
Ensemble
Roland Napp
Toselli
Linda Morris
Winchester items note deaths and local events
Stricby Cooper dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. J O Ritter buys a milk truck for Greenwood Dairy. Rev E D Witherspoon leaves Highland Avenue Chapel for Blacksburg. Four hundred twenty one midshipmen earn Naval Academy diplomas. Madison Lodge memorial rites planned for Sunday. Nova Scotia apple crop down in local notes. Winchester Rotary boys beat Kiwanis 17 to 9. Citizens Military Training Camps quota for Virginia filled. News brief items include Tammany Hall criticism and Wall Street views on Hoover. A New York justice blocks a prohibition case. Seventeen year locusts forecast. Front Royal post office nearing completion. Winchester Century Club banquet at Wayside Inn. Letter carriers organized with Avalon Orn dorff president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stricby Cooper
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. O. Ritter
Greenwood
E. D. Witherspoon
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Blacksburg
United States Naval Academy
Madison Lodge
Winchester
Nova Scotia
Winchester Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Virginia
Tammany Hall
New York
Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Front Royal
Winchester Century Club
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Letter Carriers of
Avalon Orndorff
Bank Closing Notices for June 3 1933 Legal Holiday
Banks will be closed Saturday June 3 1933 a legal holiday. All paper maturing that date may be paid on Monday June 5 1933. J H Yost cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co and Geo B Bushnell cashier Union Bank of Winchester note the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National] Bank and Trust Co
WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’l. Bank
John 1. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Gilpin Tops Pie Eating In Shenandoah Valley Meet
Cadets Roszel Lintner and Downer led the Shenandoah Valley Academy field events in a late yesterday meet tied to commencement exercises. Downer won two firsts with Lintner also taking two, Roszel two as well. several lighthearted contests followed including pie eating won by Cadet Gilpin and a sack race victory by Owen.
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Roszel
Lintner
Downer
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy Eld
Gilpin
Skinker
Owen
Herring and
Hasinger
Neville and
Brooks
Rice
Shannon
Herring
Pennypacker
Neville
Taylor
Payne
Maxwell
Wainwright
Leaders Seek To Right Wrongs In Veterans' Cut
Democratic leaders defend the President in the Senate over a 543 million dollar independent offices bill that cuts veteran benefits. Amendments boost disabled veterans hospital funding by one million dollars while possible changes limit service connected injury caps and pensions for Spanish war veterans. Senator Byrnes leads the bill with calls for hospital access reviews and the President’s stated intent of upward revisions.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Black
Ala
Senator Byrnes
S. C
Cutting
Dill
D. Wash
Robinson
Arkansas
Dickinson
Roosevelt
Ind
Congress
Joy Returns in Gloomyville as Allenru Helps Rheumatism
In a local note, a father once crippled by rheumatic pain recovers after taking Allenru. Within 24 hours uric acid begins to leave the body and by 48 hours the agony ends. The ad promises a money back guarantee from Baker's Drug Store if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenru
Baker's Drug Store
Sale of Household Goods by Distress Warrant
By virtue of distress and a warrant by Geo. H. Snyder Agt I will sell for cash at 3142 West Water Street on June 12 1933 at 10 A M the following household goods living room suite chairs rugs stands radio gas stove bed and beddings dishes etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Snyder
C. A. Bahlman
West Water Street
Federal Camps For Women Are Being Planned
The first federal camp for reemployment of unemployed women to be funded by the government will open at Bear Mountain New York Secretary Perkins announced at the White House with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt The camp aims to test if camp life similar to men's reforestation camps suits jobless unattached women and could lead to similar projects in other states if local agencies apply through the federal relief administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bear Mountain
New York
White House
Perkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Man Killed as Storm Ravages West Virginia Towns
In MOOREFIELD and Petersburg, West Virginia, a severe electrical and wind storm struck Monday afternoon. Hobe Grove, 38, and two companions were knocked unconscious seeking shelter in a shed when lightning hit. One man was killed. Chimneys were toppled, bricks torn, trees uprooted, and a farmer reported his barn shifted ten inches. Five silos collapsed, and one cow died with another injured. An auto shelter remained safe for at least one companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
W. Va
Petersburg
Hobe Grove
Grove
Emblem Grants Honor For Bell System Service
Mrs. Hazel M. Nelson of Winchester receives a service emblem for 10 years with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia. The company awards emblems for 5 to 25 years, with gold stars and gems marking milestones. 42 employees in the state total 420 years of service this month per Charles H. Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel M. Nelson
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
Nelson
Charles H. Weber
Baked Apple Plant Sold To New American Interests
The baked apple canning plant at Waynesboro Virginia opened last fall by James Craig has been sold to the Richmond Apple Corporation of Richmond Virginia and New York. Craig remains manager and the new owners plan to employ several hundred people and seek to enlarge the plant. The baking process was bought from a Californian about a year ago and marketing began last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawvesboro
James Craig
Virginia
Richmond Apple Corporation
Richmond
New York
Waynesboro
Craig
Fumigation of Art Objects Before German Museum Display
Foreign art treasures sent to Germany must undergo thorough fumigation with poison gas to destroy wood worms sleeping sickness germs and other diseases before they may be placed in museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prosecutions for Witchcraft Amid Ancient Europe
A fragment discusses witchcraft prosecutions as a lamentable era in European history, noting widespread condemnations in the medieval period and highlighting the grim impact on countless individuals. The source text reflects on the harsh penalties and societal fear surrounding witchcraft accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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