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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1936

Page

5

Virginia WCTU Warns State Liquor Controls Fail Rural Areas

The national and state Women’s Christian Temperance Union criticizes Virginia state liquor control in rural districts. It cites Mrs Hoge’s report of 31 beer wine and gin shops in one county and rising drunkenness among high school students and at athletic events. The release notes a 13 626 increase in state jail prisoners and claims liquor profits leave Virginia to distillers elsewhere. Regional increases are listed including Norfolk Lynchburg Danville Staunton Harrisonburg and Richmond with double digit to triple digit rises.

Richmond National Women’s Christian Temperance Union Virginia Hoge Howard Arthur W. James Norfolk Lynchburg Danville Staunton Harrisonburg

Bishop Kern to Deliver Address at Baltimore Conference

Bishop Paul B. Kern of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is slated to speak once during the Baltimore Annual Conference in Westminster Maryland. The event opens with other church leaders present including Rev Wallace M Brashears and lay delegate A C Halvosa.

Paul B. Kern Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore A. C. Halvosa Brashears Anna Ebert Ebert Market Street Handley High School Westminster

Auto Insurance Rates To Be Considered In Virginia

Richmond June 2 A thorough study of automobile insurance rate structure by the State Corporation Commission was ordered with proposed changes set for hearing June 11. The commission will focus on long haul truckmen and public automobiles as carriers seek increases up to 28 percent and some decreases.

Richmond State Corporation Commission

Roosevelt Kin Dies in Argentine Town Shooting

Delano Roosevelt Kin, 21, shot himself in the mouth Sunday night in Barranqueras Argentina Chaco. He died at 11 p.m. Police offered no official motive, though reports cite a broken engagement. Kin had left Harvard and linked to the Debruyn family through marriage.

Delano Barranqueras Argentine Chaco Critica Buenos Aires Oo la Razon South America Harvard University Debruyn

France to Merge War Forces Under One Minister

Paris reports that Leon Blum proposed consolidating France’s military into a single defense ministry with Edouard Daladier as head. The army would be led by Marc Rucart, the navy by Cesar Campinchi, and the air service by Pierre Cot.

Paris France Leon Blum Edouard Daladier Radical Socialist Party Marc Rucart Chamber of Deputies Cesar Campinchi Pierre Cot Daladier Blum Antoine Salles Feril Salles

Robins Nest on Norfolk Drug Store Sign Draws Debate

In Norfolk Nebraska the electric sign of a local drug store became a spectacle as a robin built a nest and hatched two young. Attorney O S Spill man offered to represent the birds in any legal action to remove them while the store owner welcomed their stay.

Norfolk O. S. Spillman

Anniversary of Church Home To Be Celebrated

The Baltimore Conference Home for the Aged of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Gaithersburg Md marks its tenth anniversary on June 11 with thousands expected from the Baltimore Conference. A 1 30 PM band concert and a 2 30 PM main program lead to a $10,000 debt payment celebration.

Baltimore Conference Home For The Methodist Episcopal Church, South Gaithersburg Baltimore Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia National Training School For Boys Southern Methodist Church Washington Herman M. Wilson

Pictures on the lawn illuminate brick buildings

The event adds visual interest with electric lamps flooding the two beautiful brick buildings. Stay free and everyone is invited to attend the unique program on the lawn.

Billion loan reports speedily over subscribed

Treasury closes on a record one billion dollar offering of notes and bonds. Secretary Morgenthau calls the financing a great success and says the over subscription is evident but does not estimate the total. Applications were accepted for 600 million in 15 to 18 year bonds and 400 million in five year notes. books stay open until midnight tomorrow.

Washington Treasury Morgenthau

Court Procedure To Be Discussed In Fourth Circuit Conference

Asheville, June 2. The annual federal judicial conference of the Fourth Circuit will meet June 4-5 to discuss a new plan of procedure for federal courts. Sixteen judges and bar association representatives from West Virginia Virginia Maryland North Carolina and South Carolina are expected.

Asheville N. C Federal Judicial Conference Fourth United States Circuit United States Supreme Court Bar Associations West Virginia

Oranda Notes column from Oranda Virginia June 2

Mrs Bessie Watson and daughter Miriam Watson from Stephens City visited Mr M M Orndorff on Sunday. Wound from nail near foot improves for Mrs W L Richardson. Locals host and visit relatives in Alexandria and Washington D C over the weekend. Memorial services held at Strasburg and Middletown. Floyd Spiker building a house on mill road. Charlotte Hemilright and Mabel Orndorff visited parishioners, teaching at Blacksburg and visiting family.

Oranda Bessie Watson Miriam Watson Stephens City Watson M. M. Orndorff W. L. Richardson Stover Carper John Peterson Allen Russell Winchester Dorothy Richardson Hazelgrove Alexandria Mildred Coffelt Ethel Hausenfluck Washington, D. C W. J. Keller Toms Brook W. A. Coffelt Clarendon A. A. Hardy Lucille Stickley T. A. Stickley Rosemont J. H. Brumback Ruben. Strickler Luray W. E. Stickley Blacksburg Strasburg Middletown Floyd Spiker Old Mill Road Charlotte Hemilright Mabel Orndorff Clary

Bracetown Brevities from Bracetown Virginia

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Foulty of Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price and others visited friends in Bracetown. Numerous local families hosted relatives and guests including the Marshalls, Whitacres, Adams and Snapp families, and visitors from Winchester Martinsburg and Berryville during the past week.

Bracetown Jake Foulty Stanley Tom Price Marion Marshall Swimley Andy Whitacre J. R. Smith Martin Adams Silas Adams Gainesboro Wesley Brill Paul Triggs Martinsburg, W. A Triggs J. D. Russell Winchester J. B. Snapp Russell Price Broadway Walter Gander Washington, D. C E. S. Jobe Charles Roland Berryville A. H. McCarroll

Canterbury Notes from Canterbury Virginia June 2

Miss Retha White visits grandparents near Berryville. Mr and Mrs Charlies Tobin and Mrs Laura Hartley spend Sunday with George Tobin. Joe Houser of Cumberland Maryland visits L W Painter family. B A Rowland called to Middletown for ill Martin. Bessie Derflinger and Carrie Hudson visit J R White.

Cannterburg Retha White Robert White Berryville Charlies Tobin Laura Hartley George Tobin Joe Houser Cumberland L. W. Painter B. A. Rowland Middletown Martin Bessie Derflinger Carrie Hudson J. R. White

Capitol Hill Activities Mixed As Tax Bill Debated

Senate debates a tax bill while an agriculture sub committee weighs a measure on selling a conservation act. House handles private bills. Senate yesterday passed a relief deficiency bill and resumed hearings on Townsend pension plan by a special investigating committee.

Associated Press Senate Agriculture HOUSE Special Townsend

Recent Transfers Of City Realty

City Clerk Clarke M. Smith records a series of real estate transfers. Among them E. T. Clark to John I. Sloat for 531 533 North Loudoun Street at 4800 dollars. Winchester Memorial Hospital to Abe and Celia Leven at North Loudoun Street and Fairfax Lane for 10 dollars and valuable consideration. Virginia D. Harmon et vir to May Stimmel as guardian for Ralph and Elphor May Stimmel for Parkway lot and stucco dwelling at 3000 dollars. F. L. Harris et ux to Ralph A. Chrisman et ux on National Avenue for 10 dollars. John H. Rosenberger et ux to Drs. Lewis M. Allen et al on West Boscawen Street for 6000 dollars. F. L. Harris et ux to B. Brooke Smith on Orchard Avenue for 5 dollars. James A. Howe et ux to Harry Fahnestock right to lay water pipe for 1 dollar. F. A. Shryock et ux to L. H. Barnett on Shryock Avenue No. 30 for 10 dollars.

Clarke M. Smith E. T. Clark Lula S. Smith John I. Sloat North Loudoun Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Abe Leven Celia Leven Fairfax Lane Virginia D. Harmon May Stimmel Ralph Leo Stimmell Ebnor May Stimmel Parkway F. L. Harris Ralph A. Chrisman National Avenue John H. Rosenberger Drs Lewis M F. A. Shryock Et Ux L. H. Barnett Shryock

Rats Found Nest in Hebron Church Organ

Trustees of Hebron Lutheran Church Madison County report a rat infestation in the old organ. Experts found 500 pipes gnawed and a large nest of young rats inside the organ. Hebron is noted as America’s oldest Lutheran church in continuous service with many members descended from pioneer settlers of New Oak Valley.

Lin Old Hebron Lutheran Church Madison County Theo Phil Hebron America Feae Oak Valley Madison Couny

Back Room Warning Backfires in Robbery

Patterson warned a robber with There’s a cop in the back room but no officer was present. The thief struck during a late night call, struck Patterson on the head and stole $25 after ignoring the warning.

Patterson

Middletown Virginia liquor license notice

Notice to the public that John L. Deighton will appear before the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on or before June 10 1936 to obtain a license to retail beer and ale over 3.2 percent at The Midway Service Station one mile north of Middletown for off premises consumption.

Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Midway Middletown John L. Deighton

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Mrs. Hoge Rev E. J. Richardson Bishop Kern Goodyear Buncutter Tire Co Roosevelt Kin Women’s Home Guild Tyre ASCO Maytag Haldeman Chase & San Bliss Coffe Sumas Delle Bath Tishu Sunshine Grocery E. Monmouth St Canterbury Capitol Hill City Realty Orgar Pied Piper of Hame Ford UCC Detroit
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