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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

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Governor Byrd to Speak Here Friday Night

Virginia Governor Harry Flood Byrd will address a homecoming gathering at the Colonial Theatre in Winchester on Friday at 8:30 p.m. He will discuss the June 19 constitutional amendments including segregation and short ballot proposals, urging voter support and stressing government efficiency and economy. The Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corporation donated the venue and will end its moving picture program before the speech.

Harry Flood Butk Virginia Winchester Colonial Theatre Byrd General Assembly Harrisonburg Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corporation Colonial

Wilkins Plans Antarctic Dash Against Byrd For Pole

The New York Times reports Captain George H. Wilkins will open Antarctic expedition headquarters in New York and race Commander Byrd by attempting a quick pole flight. Byrd stresses exploration over pole racing with a larger scientific team and multiple aircraft for a broader mission.

New York Times George H. Wilkins Alaska Spitsbergen North Polar Basin Waldorf South Pole Sis Byrd Pole New York Wilkins Copenhagen California Amundsen Scott Antarctic North Pole Bird

Modern Equipment Sanitary Methods at Winchester Laundry

Cleaning and pressing services advertised by Winchester Steam Laundry using modern equipment and sanitary methods. Contact phone number 26 for details and service inquiries.

Ry Us Winchester Steam Laundry

Special Attention No Star Publication on June 6 Memorial Day

The Star will not be published on Wednesday June 6 following the usual custom in observance of Confederate Memorial Day. The Evening Star.

Keezell urges amendments as vital for Virginias progress

Senator George B Keezell urges Rockingham and Harrisonburg voters to back the constitutional amendments on June 19 calling them a finish to Gov Byrds economy and efficiency program. He cites Byrd speeches and asks voters to inform themselves and not be swayed by opponents. Byrd to speak in Harrisonburg June 9 at Assembly Hall.

George B. Keezell Rockingham Harrisonburg Keezell Gov, Byrd Virginia Byrd Gov Assembly Hall

Mrs Amanda Mason Died Near Martinsburg

Mrs Amanda Mason aged 1 years died at six this morning 28 at her home in Piteeide near Martinsburg West Virginia. Survived by husband two children Mrs Clyde Young and Mrs Henry Gregory of Martinsburg. Also four brothers Jack son Ashton D A Ashton and Chas T Ashton all of Winchester and R C Ashton of Washington DC, two sisters Mrs Sydney Pennington of Yellow Springs WV and Mrs Edna Clevenger of Winchester. Burial will be in Martinsburg.

Amanda Mason Piteeide Martinsburg W. Va Clyde Young Henry Gregory Jackson Ashton D. A. Ashton Chas T. Ashton Winchester R. C. Ashton Washington, D. C Sydney Pennington

West Point Men Beat Naval Academy in Dual Meet

West Point track men defeated the Naval Academy in Annapolis by 84 to 14 points, taking nine firsts in fourteen events. Army dominated field events while Navy excelled in dash races.

Associated Press Annapolis West Point Naval Academy Army Navy

Miss Effie Boehm Dies After Long Illness

Miss Effie Boehm died at 7.39 this morning at her home 513 North Cameron Street after two years of invalidism. Survived by sisters Carrie and Alice Boehm and two nieces Allen Gray and Bertha Boehm, all of the city. Lifelong Presbyterian, family from Shenandoah County Virginia over 25 years ago. Burial planned in Woodstock Virginia after services to be announced.

Fiffie Boehm North Cameron Street Carrie Alice Boehm Allen B. Gray Bertha Boehm Presbyterian Church Shenandoah County Woodstock Leter

Mines Closed to Curb Coal Overproduction

The Bertha Consumer Coal Company announced the closing of three mines to cut bituminous output. The move aligns with Consolidated Coal Company policy to shutter some mines and concentrate work at other plants. John Hauptman, a local resident, was in Pittsburgh on business and reported improvement after months away.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Bertha Consumer Coal Company Consolidated Coal Company John Hauptman Hauptman

Southern Cross lands safely at Hawaii Island

The Southern Cross, a three motored monoplane, completed a 7 788 mile flight from Oakland to Australia, landing at Wheeler near Were at 12 19 pm Pacific Coast time. The 27 hour 28 minute leg faced fuel stress with the crew reporting a nearly empty tank as it stopped in Hawaii. Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith and crew of Holm Warner and Lyon made the perilous Pacific crossing for the fifth time.

Honolulu Oakland Cal Southern Cross Wheeler Pacific Coast California Australia Charles Kingsford-Smith Charles Holm James Warner

Missing Italia Air Search Expanded in Spitsbergen

In Spitsbergen King’s Bay the Braganza arrives to transport Italian Alpinists to northern Spitsbergen. The steamer will await the Hobby with Lt Tuetzrow Holm and his hydro air plane for the first air search of the Italia as part of an overland survey using sleds and supplies.

Associated Press King’s Ray Spitsbergen Italia King's Bay Braganza Tuetzrow Holm Flver Sieda

Mudken Troops Suffer 4000 Casualties Near Liukho

Reports from PHPKING dated June 2 claim Mudken forces of the Northern alliance were defeated at Liukho, 35 miles south of Peking, amid fierce fighting with Shans province troops allied to the Nationalists. The clash left about 4000 casualties.

Associated Press Northern Alliance Liukho Peking Shans Province

Showers and Also Warmer Next Week

Weather outlook from AP in Washington forecasts a period of showers on Tuesday and Wednesday and again toward week’s end. Cold start to week, then warming mid and late week with warmer conditions in the west.

Associated Press Washington Westier

Estimable Woman Ellen C Anderson Dies at 77

Mrs Ellen C Anderson former resident of West Amherst street died yesterday afternoon in her 77th year after a period of feeble health She was widow of Lemtel Anderson born August 1850 near Rock Enon Springs and survived by Lemuel J Anderson Ethel Kenney and Susan M Potts six grandchildren two great grandchildren and a brother William A McCoy The funeral will be at First Christian Church Sunday at 2 oclock with Rev B J Earp in charge and interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed.

Ellen C. Anderson Amherst Street Lemtel Anderson Mrs. Anderson Rock Enon Springs William and Susan Davis McCoy Lemuel J. Anderson Winchester Ethel Kenney Stephensons This County Susan M. Potts Washington, D. C William A. McCoy South Braddock Street Mount Hebron Cemetery R. Bruce Slonaker M. M. Lynch N. B. Williams Jacob Copenhaver C. H. Hamilton Edgar Hook

Drunk Man Thomas Sentenced to Road Work For Assault

An individual named Thomas, described as colored, was drunk last night and fought his wife. Police court fined him $27. unable to pay, he jailed in default and sent to road work on the pike.

John. Thomas Thomas

Memorial Days Service At Reformed Church

The Centenary Reformed Church holds a Trinity Sunday memorial service at 11 o clock. Rev Dr L Flickinger to deliver The Message of Our Memorial Days May 30th and June 6th.

Reformed Church L. Flickinger

Drank On Street and Faces Jail for Public Liquor Charge

Hugh Carpenter was fined 27 dollars in police court today by Justice Weems for drinking liquor in public. Unable to pay, he began 34 days in jail with warning of re-arrest and possible six months on the roads if he does not work. P. O. Postan also paid 27 dollars on a similar charge.

Hugh Carpenter Justice Weems Carpenter P.O Postan

Mrs Fletcher Dies After Illness Lapses at Home

Mrs Emilie G Fletcher widow of W Miller Fletcher proprietor of Jones Creamery died suddenly just before six yesterday evening at her East Piccadilly street home while convalescing from influenza and pneumonia. She was 58 and survived by three brothers and a sister. Funeral tomorrow at 3 30 from the Market Street Methodist Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Emilie G. Fletcher W. Miller Fletcher Jones Creamery East Piccadilly Street George P. Kerns Fleether Fletcher Spring Gardens Robert G. Smith Winchester Johnes Creamery Market Street Fletcher Ia Robert Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church F. T. McFadden Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Roland De-Ryan C. 8. Smith William Smith Harry HH. Wills Chris W. Fuller Lindsey Fuller

Mrs Henry Kerns Undergoes Major Operation

Mrs Henry Kerns of this city underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital today. She withstood the procedure well and this afternoon her condition was regarded as favorable.

Henrry P. Kerns Memorial Hospital

Woodmen Flower Strewing Service and Memorial Unveiling

The Woodmen of the World announce a Sunday 2:30 PM flower strewing at Mount Hebron Cemetery with a memorial unveiling for Sovereign J. P. Renner. Speakers include Rev. F. T. McFaden, chaplain, and Mrs. Ethel Halway of Georgia, National director of the Woodmen's Circle. Members invite friends and the public.

Mount Hebron Cemetery J. P. Renner F. T. McFaden Order Ethel Halway Georgia Woodmen's Circl

Rummage Sale At Parish House In Boyce

World and wife are invited to a rummage sale at the Parish House Boyce on Wednesday the thirteenth by the Women’s Auxiliary of Christ Church Millwood. Items attractive and affordable. cakes candies also available. Scabby Gardens open for visitors after. Also notices gifts for graduates and a Stutz sedan for sale listed by A P at 2 WN doun St.

Boyce Christ Church Millwood

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