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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1935

Page

6

Two Bishops to Headline Methodist Training School Speakers

Front Royal Va June 1 two senior bishops of Methodism are listed as evening platform speakers for the eighth session of the Training School for Pastors and Lay Workers of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to be held at Randolph Macon Academy June 17 to 28. Bishop Edwin H Hughes of Washington D C will lead the first week and Bishop Edwin D Mouton of Charlotte N C the second. Also featured are Rev Dr W F Quillan Nashville Tenn and Rev Dr C A Bowen Nashville Tenn. The event marks a union gesture as Northern and Southern Methodist bishops appear on the same platform.

Front Royal Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church, South Randolph-Macon Academy Edwin H. Hughes Methodist Episcopal Church Washington, D.C Edwin D. Mouton Charlotte N. C W. F. Quillan Board of Christian Education M. BE. Church South Nashville Tenn C. A. Bowen Union Methodism Hughes Mouton Bishop Hughes Bishop Mouton Norman E. Richardson Presbyterian Theological Seminary Chicago Umphrey Lee South Dallas Texas J. Fisher Simpson Methodist Board of Christian Education Mary DeBardeleben General Board of Missions of the Methodist Church, South Charles C. Washburn Scarritt College George S. Tarry Randolph-Macon College Hubert Sydenstricker Winrchester H. H. Sheman E. L. Woolf Harrisonburg S. R. Neel Roanoke W. H. Best E. H. Blackard W. H. Ballangee S. K. Cockell Staunton Herman S. Moorman John H. Rosenberger Winchester

Ettmueller Rites Monday Afternoon at Front Royal

Funeral services for Oscar Ettmueller will be held Monday at 3 30 pm in the Front Royal Methodist Church conducted by Rev T Eugene West Rev R Moorman Parker and Rev R B Clagett Active pallbearers include H Weigand A Shillig T W Downing B H Hasselton Frank Nesbit and Frank Colfelt all employed at the Schwarz enbach Huber Silk Mill where Ettmueller was superintendent Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Front Royal Rotary Club of which the deceased was a member.

Front Royal Oscar Ettmueller Front Royal Methodist Church T. Eugene West R. Moorman Parker R. B. Clagett H. Weigand A. Shillig T. W. Downing H. Hasselton Frank Nesbitt Frank Colfelt

Two Couples Denied Marriage Licenses in Front Royal

Two couples applied for marriage licenses at Warren county clerk's office but were unable to obtain them. Both brides lived in other counties, so they were advised to return home or seek licenses outside the state.

Front Royal Dan Cupid Warren County Rod Elizabeth Grandma Walker H. Marfield George Taximan Robinson Weyerhausers

Platform Speaker to Address Training School Each Evening

Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington DC will address the Training School each evening during the first week. He is expected to discuss church roles and community service with students and staff.

Social and Personal News From Front Royal Va

Miss Virginia Sowers of New Brunswick arrives to visit her parents in Rocland. Miss Frances Simpson stays with her aunt in Winchester. Mr and Mrs S M Boyd Jr and son Godfrey visit Washington. B F Ray to be honored at Howellsville party. Miss Mabel Branson weekend in Woodstock. Mr and Mrs Walter Olmstead back from Washington. Miss Grace Shaffer returns to duties at Front Royal Remount Depot. Mrs S L Lutz and son Louis visit West Main Street. James N Hall of Atlantic City visits mother. Rev H W Shannon to preach memorial at Rockland Baptist Church. Miss Mary Lee Duncan weekend guest of mother. Front Royal All Stars vs Bureau of Investigation tomorrow. Wynaham Lee and Jack Morgan attend Charles Town races. Shirley Collins visits from Washington. Laura Trout to visit Richmond next week. Mrs Lottie West Whitehurst returns home from Ashland. Miss Nellie Henson confined to home in Berryville. Dorothy Smith Area Relief Administrator to return Monday.

Front Royal Virginia Sowers New Brunswick N. J R. Lee Oe Roclind Dorothy Smith Luray

Four Fined for Drunkenness in Front Royal Court

In front royal this morning Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead fined four individuals five dollars each plus five dollars fifty cents costs on drunkenness charges. Named defendants were P. R. Rinker of Maryland Jessie Irwin Edward Beard and Garland Hale of the county.

Front Royal Walter G. Olmstead P. R. Rinker Maryland Jessie Irwin Edward Beard Garland Hale

Nebraska Death Toll Rises Might Reach 250

Delbert Zamber 11 months and Franz Zamber Jr 3 years, both of McCook, are named among the dead. Glen Anderson of Holdrege and the infant daughter of Will Rhode of Miller are listed, as Dr. J. M. Wills reports the toll could reach 250 with no estimate yet for the total.

Delbert Zamber McCook Franz Zamber Glen Anderson Holdreze Will. Rhode Miller J. M. Wills

Nebraska Flood Toll Grows as Communications Fail

Tornadoes floods and cloudbursts across Nebraska trapped families, with 16 wiped out near McCook and 12 dead in Benkleman. Rescue crews battled flood waters for days while communication lines failed and National Guard troops patrolled for safety. The wrecked Nebraska Light and Power plant left McCook without power and injured people faced uncertain fates.

Nebraska Light and Power Company McCook Charles Miller Dale Miller Miller Oxford Neb Nebraska Here United States Army Omaha Enders Benkleman Will Rhode Fihed Alma W. H. Jurgensen National Guard Franklin Republican River Red Cloud Colorado We Republican City

Great Young Man George Weyerhaeuser Impresses Press

A reporter recalls a long interview with George Weyerhaeuser, praising his intelligence and popularity among peers and teachers. The piece notes the teen’s modest behavior during a taxi ride home and his overall esteemed standing in the community.

George George Weyerhaeuser Georgee Lowell School

Boynapped George Recalls Kidnapping Details From Weyerhaeuser Case

In a firsthand recollection, George Weyerhaeuser describes his capture from Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club, the two cars used, and the six men involved including Alvin or Allen, the blanket confinement, and nonlethal treatment. He recalls signing envelopes, being read newspapers, and nearly being harmed near Aberdeen while being kept in a closet with a blanket and a mattress.

George Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club Alvin Stadium Way Times Bill Harry Allen Karpis Alvin Karpis George Weyerhaeuser Aberdeen Weyerhaeuser Wayfarer Weyerhaeuser 4& River Issaquah

Jacobs and title holder out of matches in Paris

In Paris on June 1 Helen Jacobs United States title holder was eliminated in the semifinals of the French hard court championships by Hilda Sperling of Germany 5 6 3 Margaret Pergy Scriven defending champion England was eliminated by Mme Rene Mathieu of France 8 6 6 1 Gottfried Van Cramm defending champion in men's singles reached the final with a win over H W Bunny Austin Briarcreup ace 6 2 5 7 6 1.

Paris Helen Jacobs United States Hilda Re Sperling Germany Margaret (Pergy) Scriven England Mme Rene Mathieu France Gottfried van Cramm H. W Bunny) Austin Bria Recup Ace

Normandie Encounters Engine Trouble On Atlantic Run

The S S Normandie slowed to 28 knots for twelve hours due to a broken condenser tube. After repairs the giant liner resumed 30 knot speed and passed halfway to New York in what appeared to be a record attempt for transatlantic speed.

New York Atlantic

Willie Kamm Released by Indians After Conference

Veteran third baseman Willie Kamm was given unconditional release by the Cleveland Indians. Alva Bradley announced the move after a meeting with Kamm, with a note that if no suitable position opens by mid next week he may return as a scout at his former salary.

Cleveland Willie Kamm Cleveland Indians Kamm Alva Bradley Bradley Walter Johnson Indians

President Roosevelt Boards Sequoia for Chesapeake Cruise

President Roosevelt and his party boarded the government yacht Sequoia at the Naval Academy dock for a weekend Chesapeake cruise. Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers, superintendent of the Academy, greeted him formally. There was no ceremony on arrival.

Annapolissi Roosevelt Naval Academy Dock Chespeake David Foote Sellers Academy

Corn’s Adaptability Extends Across Plains

The article notes corn’s strong adaptability from Mexico to Manitoba as Indians cultivated it on the North American plains. It emphasizes how indigenous work expanded crop production boundaries beyond expectations as white settlers entered the region.

North American Plains Mexico Manitoba

Athletics Blank Senators In First Of Double Header

The Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 5 to 0 in the first game of a June doubleheader in Philadelphia. Johnson hit his twelfth homer as the win opened the twin bill.

Senators Philadelphia Athletics Washington Johnson Sox Yankees New York Leifty Grove Boston Red Sox Johnny Allen Brooklyn N. Y Phillies van Mungo Dodgers Watson Clark

George Karpis abducted boy found safe near Issaquah

George, the son of F Rodman Titcomb, was recovered eight days after the kidnapping by a Tacoma area farmer John Bonifas near Issaquah. Ransom of 200000 dollars was paid by the uncle. The boy said his captors used a trunk and traveled through Oregon and Aberdeen before release.

F. Rodman Titcomb John Bonifas Issaquah Here Alvin Harry Bill Tacomb Bonifas Cheerful Tacoma Renton Weyerhaeuser John H. Dreher Seattle Dreher George Oregon Aberdeen John Philip Weyerhaeuser H. M. Balcom

Boy Kidnapping Ends in Tacoma Return

George Balcom was recovered eight days after a staged kidnapping tied to the Alvin Karpis gang. Investigators pursued leads as Balcom described two captors and the hiding place near Issaquah while his family rejoiced at the boy’s safe homecoming.

George Weyerhaeuser Dreher Balcom Weyerhaeusers Tacoma Man Hunt Harry Bill Alvin Karpis Army of Federal Alvin Karpis Edward G. Bremer St. Paul Minn Weyehaeuser Annie Wright Seminary Stadium Way Issaquah Justice Department Young George Justice Chicago

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Winchester Evening Star Training School Ettmueller Washington, D. C Trainiing Frances Simpson Alice P. Dunaway S. M. Boyd, Jr Godfrey B. F. Ray Howellsville Mabel Branson Woodstock Grace Shaffer Front Royal Remount James N. Hall Atlantic City Mrs. N. N. Hall H. W. Shannon Rockland Rockland Baptist Church Mary Lee Duncan Edgar H. Duncan Front Royal All-Stars Bureau of Investigation Wynaham Lee Jack Morgan Charles Town Shirley Collins Sheriff Roy F. Collins Laura Trout Richmond Lottie West Whitehurst Warren County High School Ashland Nellie Henson Berryville G. Weyeyhaeuser Normandie President Chesapeake Weld J. P. Weyerhaeuser Victor Acme Wender’s SILK Wenders Buncutter Tire Co Stephens City Delca Lucile M. Rothger Naples McKay Geo. W. Ku
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