Churches Seek Homes for Virginia Fellowship Convention Delegates
The Christian Endeavor societies urge area families to host about 400 delegates arriving for the Virginia Fellowship Christian Endeavor Convention in Winchester June. Hosts provide lodging and breakfast with simple Sunday dinner. other meals by delegates. Miss Margaret Richards solicits intentions at 423 South Washington Street. The event will feature 38 conferences, banquets, prayers, and outdoor services.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Virginia
Virginia Fellowship Christian Enen
Margaret Richards
South Washington Street
Winchester
Shenandoah Bathing Beach
H. L. Crabill
George Washington Hotel
Baptist Church Terrace
Norris A. Lineweaver
S. L. Flickinger
Floyd Haines
Funeral Services Here On Friday For Mrs Kneeling
The funeral of Frances Cline Kneeling wife of Carl F Kneeling formerly of this city who died May 31 in Clermont Florida will be held at 11 a m Friday from the Cline home on North Braddock street Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery Mr Kneeling to arrive tomorrow with the body Survived by sisters Miss Beulah Cline Mrs Cockrell and Miss Carrie Cline and brother Alfred Cline
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Frances Cline
Carl F. Kneeling
Clermont
Fla
Cline
North Braddock Street
Mount Hebron
Beulah Cline
City
Cockrell
S. K. Cockrell
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Roanoke
Corrie Cline
Leesburg
Alfred Cline
Winchester
Mrs. Fultz to Open Ladies' Shop at West Boscawen Street
Mrs. Clara Fultz leases the storeroom at No. 10 West Boscawen Street, former James E. Hardy shoe maker, to open a shop for ladies wear including silk lingerie hosiery and Modart corset agency assisted by Miss Wilda Sapper who will run the Knitbac silk stocking service.
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Clara Fultz
West Boscawen Street
James E. Hardy
Fultz
Wilda Sapper
Knitbac
Mary Jane Cookies Delights and Young Stenographer Seeks Post
A local ad features Mary Jane Cookies and a young stenographer seeking an office job. She offers references and lists P O Box 217 Winchester as contact.
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Winchester
Next spray in apple orchards due June 8 13
Based on cooling moth development the next spray should be applied between June 8 and 13. If more than five days are needed start June 4 or 5. if only three or four days are needed begin June 8. The spray must finish by end of next week for best control.
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W. 8. Hough
Winchester
Winchester Park Association Baseball Schedule and Practice
All members are urged to attend practice at 5 30 p m at Rouse Springs Park this afternoon. Two weekend games are planned with strong clubs: Saturday at 3 00 p m against Charles Town Athletic Club of Charles Town W Va, at Rouss Springs Park, and Sunday at 3 00 p m versus Paramount Cabbies of Hagerstown Md at the same venue.
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Winchester Park Association
Rouse Springs Park
Park Boys
Charles Town
W. Va
Athletic Club
Rouss Springs Park
Paramount Cabbies
Hagerstown
Combination Compass and Dial Exhibit At The Star Office
John W. Winkfield exhibited a novel compass and sundial enclosed in a German silver case. It belonged to his aunt the late Miss Julia B. Abbott. The device has seen many years of use and remains in good repair. The sundial is mounted on the glass face of the case.
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John W. Winkfield
Star Office
Julia B. Abbott
Stocks Spring Up Suddenly In Late Dealings
In New York on June 3 stocks surged on an afternoon rally driven by short covering. Banks cut margin requirements on broker loans, triggering a market rebound with gains of three to six points in leading shares and over 3,000,000 shares traded. Call money rose to 12 percent.
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New York
Berryville High School Grants Diplomas and Honors
Twenty Berryville High seniors received diplomas at commencement held in the school auditorium before about 900 attendees. Prof. D. G. Cooley presided as Rev. J. McLair opened the program. Mary Elizabeth Newcomb delivered the salutatory. a chorus sang A Garden Lullaby. eleven perfect attendance certificates were awarded.
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Berryville
Berryville High School
D. G. Cooley
J. McLair
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Mary Elizabeth
Edgar Shenk
William Wagner
Frances Rutherford
Rosebud Wageley
Eugene Alexander
Grace
Edna
William Cutterer
Cooley
Albert Warner
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
R. L Eutsler
Berryville Methodist Church
South
Mary Elizabeth Newcomb
Wilbur Gaunt
Billy Barnett
Lloyd Parker
Harry Hearn
Berryville High School Alumni Association
Superintendent of Schools
Bishop Cannon Sues Tinkham For $500 000 Damages
Bishop James Cannon Jr. sues Representative Tinkham in DC Supreme Court for libel over a June 19 1930 article. The suit claims Tinkham charged him with violating the federal corrupt practices act and failing to account for 48300 of a 65000 fund from E C Jameson used to oppose former Governor Smith’s presidential bid.
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Associated Press
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court Today
Tinkham
Republican
Massachusetts
Cannon
Southern Methodist
E. C. Jameson
New York
Smith
Notice to Public on Glen Burnie Estate Trespass
Owing to repeated acts of depredation by trespassers on the Glen Burnie Estate in Winchester area a notice proclaims that all trespassers will be prosecuted. It supersedes any prior permission for others to walk on the property and revokes such permissions. Estate of W. W. Glass by Hugh Brill manager.
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Glen Burnie
Winchester
W. W. Glass
Hugh Brill
United Brethren to Move Theater Church in Stephens City
The United Brethren congregation of Stephens City buys the town theater to remodel and use as a church with a larger Sunday school. Sunrise Church members join, projections to dedicate the remodeled house on August 16 led by Rev. Eugene Richardson. A former Mount Zion United Brethren Church at Fawcett Gap will be sold June 5 to fund Stephens City church work.
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United Brethren
Stephens City
People’s Bank
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sunrise Church
Old Church
Board of Conference Church Extension
Mount Zion United Brethren Church
Fawcett Gap
Stephens City Church
William Sargent
Crowell Gardner
E. J. Hicks
J. C. Hiser
Luther Williams
Batdorff
Harrisburg
Eugene Richardson
Relance
Charles Boyce Retired Farmer Dies After Illness
Charles Matthew Boyce 83 a Frederick county farmer died at his Martinsburg pike home after weeks of illness including two strokes. He is survived by two sons Lee and Harry, two daughters Lula and Lillie, a brother James, and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm with Rev. Lambert and Rev. Clark officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Charles Matthew Boyce
Frederick County
Martinsburg Pike
Mr. Boyce
Sarah Lowrenia Newlin
Lee
Harry Boyce
Lula
Lillie Boyce
James Boyce
Raymond Boyce
Williamsport
Mildred Boyce
Robert Boyce
Winchester
O. D. Lambert
Stephens City
C. J. Clark
Brucetown
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. S. Grant
John Bromley
Alvin Shade
Leonard Miller
L. J. Hartman
John M. Fishpaw
South Observes Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
The South observes Jefferson Davis birthday as a legal holiday with Virginia banks closed. Confederate flags decorate store windows and a large flag hangs from Gray and Sheetz in North Loudoun Street. Davis, born in Todd County Kentucky, served as a soldier and statesman before the Civil War, with a statue to be unveiled in the U.S. Capitol Statuary Hall.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
South
Virginia
Confederacy
Gray and Sheetz
North
Loudoun Street
Mr. Davis
Todd County
Sunday School to Hold Celebration at West Methodist Church
The Sunday School of West Methodist Church observes Sunday School Day with a special program at 8 p m on Sunday June 7. A pageant titled The Ocean of Life will be presented and all are invited to attend.
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West Methodist Church
Virginia apple ad campaign gains pledges for 600000 barrels
Virginia apple growers plan a two year advertising drive funded by 600000 pledged barrels with goal to reach 1,000,000. The effort covers American and foreign markets and includes southern reclaims to restore Virginia as the region’s natural supplier. Governor Pollard to appoint foreign representative. expenses covered by contributing growers.
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Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Byrd
State Society
Staunton
South
Pacific Northwest
Guv Pollard
Boy Scout Hurt When Automobile Strikes Reader
George L. Baker and Benjamin S. Moore were struck by an automobile on Wisconsin Avenue near 1500 block while waiting for a street car. Baker suffered a broken leg and bruises. Moore broke an arm. Driver Everett C. Cooper cited limited visibility. Baker remained under doctor care. he belongs to Troop No. 1 Boy Scouts.
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George Lee Baker
Albert L. Baker
Loudoun Street
Washington
Wisconsin Avenue
Benjamin S. Moore
Everett C. Cooper
Everly White
Cooper
Mr. Baker
Troop No. 1 Boy Scouts
Funeral Rites For Mr Summers Held Friday
Funeral services for the late Charles J. Summers, who died yesterday, will be at 4 PM at 444 Fairmont avenue Whitey. Rev. Robert B Nelson will officiate. burial in Mount Hebron. Summers spent 31 years at Union Bank of Winchester and served 12 years as cashier.
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Charles J. Summers
Bam
Daniel W. Lupton
J. Foster «Gray
George Bushnell
Harry M. Sartelle
Herman H. Hable
Harry K. Russell
James B. Russell
Perry Funkhouser
Jacob H. Yost
H Dougtas Fuller
William G. Hardy
Buick Eight Sedan Discount At Packard Agency
Brand new Buick Eight Sedan advertised with four hundred dollars off list price. Deal appears through Packard Agency dated April 29.
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Packard Agency
Yard Party at Stephens City High School
C F A hosts a yard party on Saturday night June 6 in the high school building with music and neighborhood guests.
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Stephens City High School
Bld
Save your apple orchards by bridge grafting
R. B. Kater outlines bridge grafting as a method to save apple orchards. The note appears in a 1928 issue with brief agricultural guidance and dates.
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R. B. Kater
Confederate Memorial Day Obse rvance to Honor Dead in Winchester
The sixty sixth annual Confederate Memorial Day in Winchester will be held June six with Major Robert T Barton as speaker. A stonewall Cemetery marker by the Daughters of the Confederacy will be unveiled after the address. The parade forms at ten and moves at eleven from City Hall to Stonewall Cemetery, with band, prayers, and several speeches scheduled.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winchester
Stonewall Cemetery
City Hall
Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert T Barton
Richmond
Masjor Barton
Cameron Street
E. A Lambert
Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Commonwealth
J P. Reardon
Major Barton
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
James Howard Cather
Harlan Pare Tabb
McNeill'’s Rangers
Ann Dunbar Williams
John J. Williams
Philip Williams
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
W. H. Mcllwee
Turner Ashby
Confederate Veterans
Stonewall Memorial Association
Death summons Mrs. Keckley at home in county
Mrs. Mario V. Keckley aged 30 wife of Clyde J. Keckley died at her Mount Williams area home after several weeks illness. She leaves husband one daughter Patsy Love Keckley mother Annie M. Orndorff three sisters and two brothers. Relatives will meet at the house Thursday at 9 a.m. and proceed to St. John’s Church for 10 a.m. service with interment in the church cemetery.
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Mario V. Keckley
Clyde J. Keckley
Mount Williams
James Orndorf
Frederick County
Keckley
Patsy Love Keckley
Annie M. Orndorff
Della Brewer
Emma Wallace
Lena Wolvertin
Winchester
Clyde Orndorff
Meadow Mills
Chas. Orndorff
St. John’s Church
C. FE. Seastrunk
Ichurch
May Police Report Details 41 Arrests and Festival Relief
The Winchester Common Council received the May police report by Chief C. W. Hollis. It notes 41 arrests, one robbery, two stolen cars recovered, and a busy Apple Blossom Festival with few incidents. Assistance came from Baltimore Ohio Railroad officers and Virginia State Police. lodging was provided for 97 people, including 3 women and 2 children. Traffic management remains a focus with plans to improve operations.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
C. W. Hollis
City Council Tackles Water, Traffic and Noise Issues
June session sees discussion on water access for private line users along Martinsburg pike, drainage repairs in Harris Addition, and traffic noise controls. The council referred water line disputes to the water committee, sewer issues to the sanitary inspector, and office supervision to the city manager. Ventilator install at the filtration plant approved up to 50 dollars.
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F. H. Harper
L. C. Holle
PH Marshall
P. D. Miller
W. N. Page
William Beverley
F. W. Forney
R. F. Barr
W. A. Sale
L. M. Allen
J. H. Rosenberger
Lee Grant
Julian W. Baker
Martinsburg Pike
Corporation
Beverley
Sale
Water Committee
W A
Inga
Harris Addition
Harris
Utveattipa Rou
A Council
Forney
Sewer Committee
Harper
Thal
Marshall
Pilcher
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shawnee Springs
Council
Barr
Fairmont Avenue
Angerona Terrace
Page
Miller
Roy
Robber Uses Skylight to Loot Highland Park Bank
In Chattanooga Tennessee a gunman robbed the Highland Park branch of Hamilton National Bank of 6600 dollars this morning. He entered through a skylight, detained staff as they arrived, forced assistant cashier Paul Northern to open the vault, and fled in an automobile.
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Rees
Chattanooga
Tenn
Highland Park
Hamilton National Bank
Paul Northern
Bank President Wallace Davis Sentenced to Prison
Wallace B. Davis, former president of the defunct Central Bank and Trust Company in Asheville, was sentenced to five to seven years in state prison for violation of banking laws. An appeal to the state Supreme Court was filed and bond set at ten thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N.C
Wallace B. Davis
Central Bank and Trust Company
Councillor Davis
Supreme Court
Winchester Traffic Law Enforcement Notice
The Common Council orders strict enforcement of all traffic laws in Winchester. Police must act to prosecute violators, with special focus on speeding, open cutouts, horn blowing, double parking, and failure to stop at signs. Bus drivers blowing horns between midnight and 7 a m are to be apprehended.
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Common Council
Winchester
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C.S
HIG
Bishop Cannon
U.B. Church
Charles Boyce
George L. Baker
Mr. Summers
Daughters of Confederacy
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Na‘ons Guard
Gen. Turner
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Wandley High School
Rand
Thomas Edison
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