Page Resigns From City Council and Recommends Hazards Cleared
W Nelson Page resigns after 14 years on the Common Council effective immediately. He urges council minutes include eight recommendations including completing C W A projects on Berryville avenue and Millwood avenue, removing fire hazards, installing durable traffic signs, and better marking at Riley corner. Page will continue as postmaster and manage Lewis G Jones Knitting Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nelson Page
Common Council
Page
Lewis G. Jones Knitting Co
Berryville Avenue
Millwood Avenue
Pilcher
Virginia Woolen Mill
Kent
Piccadilly
Riley Corner
Dismiss Suit For Damage To Track
Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court dismissed the Huff suit seeking 100 damages to a 3 ton coal truck after testimony failed to prove improper greasing caused the damage. The Texas Company argued bearings and rough use caused the burnt bearings, not the grease job. The case, removed from Judge Weems, concluded with the plaintiffs bearing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Philip Williams
C. E
T. R. Huff
Oil Company
Elk Garden
W. Va
Williams
Donald Weems
J. Sloan Kuykendall
James P. Reardon
George B. Womeldorph House Sale At 1002 S Cameron
The George B. Womeldorph house and lot at 1002 South Cameron Street will be sold on Saturday June 9 at 12:00 PM in front of the County Court House. See ad in Thursday's Star. 6-5-1p-2t.ROUND DANCE Thursday with orchestra Haven Oak.
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George B. Womeldorph
S. Cameron Street
Front County Court House
Mrs. G. A. Haines Dies Suddenly At Son's Home
Mrs. Mollie E. Haines died at her son L Herbert Haines's house 40 East Piccadilly Street after a sudden apoplexy in the bathroom. She was born November 10 1865 in Winchester. Survived by son Herbert Haines daughter Mrs Samuel Renner five grandchildren stepmother and a half sister. Funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie E. Haines
L. Herbert Haines
East Piccadilly Street
Frederick County
Ohio
Virginia
Taylor
Jordan Springs
Savage
United States National Military Cemetery
Haines
Hannah Savage
Samuel H. Renner
Winchester
Helen Boyer
Alma
Ethel Renner
Richard
Lewis Renner
T. H. Savage
Richmond
Katharine Savage
Memphis
Tenn
Stocks Dull As Traders Plumb Effect of Rally
The market opened with dull and uneven activity as traders awaited further confirmation of recent rallies. Gains were limited with profit taking seen in some areas while overall sentiment remained mildly bullish. Grains moved on rainfall news. cotton and rubber deviated little. silver rose on hopes of silver bill amendments.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
London
Eagles Lodge Meeting Notice and Social Session
The regular weekly meeting and social session of the Eagles lodge will be held in their club rooms on Thursday night at 8 p m. All members are urged to be present. Signed Marian Anderson Secretary.
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Eagles Lodge
Yard Party Paxton Chapel Friday Night
Public invited to a yard party at Paxton Chapel on Friday night June 8. Store listings note tuxedo white shoe polish 15c a bottle and a tip it mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton Chapel
Pure Food Store
Federal stock exchange control law signed in Washington
President Roosevelt signed the stock market control bill as Congress completed the reciprocal tariff measure. The House accepted minor Senate changes, and drought relief planning moved ahead with weather concerns. Administration leaders warned that a monetary silver bill could be sidelined if Senate debate drags. The treasury reported 7 billion of subscriptions to 8 billion in new securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Washington
Federal Stock Exchange Control
Roosevelt
House
Senate
White House
Weather Bureau
Kerr
Treasury
Crenshaw in Critical Condition at Memorial Hospital
D D Crenshaw prominent local businessman with extensive real estate holdings is critically ill at Memorial Hospital. He was admitted a week ago with pneumonia and later suffered a throat paralysis stroke yesterday morning. The Crenshaws moved from near Rector town Fauquier county five years ago and became well known residents on South Stewart street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
D. D. Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Public Service Store Buys The Crawford Clothes
The Public Service Store formerly Brown and Fisher has purchased Crawford Clothes Shop stock from the trustees under the deed of assignment. Sale of this stock will start Friday June 8 at 9 oclock with many bargains promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Store
Brown and Fisher
Crawford Clothes Shop
Pastor Sydenstricker Ill in Roanoke
Dr. Sydenstricker the local pastor is ill in a Roanoke hospital. Prayer services will be held at 8 PM at Braddock Street M E Church South with John H. Rosenberger leading in Rev. Sydenstricker's absence. His illness occurred en route to Roanoke and Salem for Roanoke College graduation events. family reports the illness not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
John H. Rosenberger
Hubert Sydenstricker
Roanoke
Sydenstricker
Salem
Roanoke College
Farm near Opequon to be sold at noon Saturday
A 40 acre farm formerly Luther Miller's near Opequon will go to sale at noon this Saturday June 9 in front of the Court House. The listing notes the property as desirable and located in the Opequon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Luther Miller
Court House
Public sale of Shenandoah Valley Bank stock at court house
Public auction announced for 35 shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock to be sold in front of the court house on June 9 at noon. Duvall and Dunn, auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Court House
Duvall & Dunn
May Sends $100 For Shepherd Prosecution
A $100 check payable to the Winchester Chamber of Commerce marked For the prosecution of George Shepherd was received by Andrew Bell the chamber secretary from N V May of Burlington NC May the May Hosiery Mill treasurer said he would help cover costs to apprehend Shepherd and bring him to justice. Minneapolis officers require $75 to arrest and return Shepherd to Minneapolis, with travel from Winchester to Minneapolis for trial. If convicted he faces 1 to 10 years for grand larceny of $420. The state will bear prosecuting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Aot Commerce
George Shepherd
Andrew Bell
N. V. May
Burlington
N. C
May
Shepherd
Bell
Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Solenberger
James P. Reardon
Commonwealth
Virginia
Minneapolis
Grand Marais
Canadian
C. Lee Barr
Peery
Eddie Lupton
Charles P. Reardon
Reardon
Death comes to Mrs Strosnider wife of officer
Mrs Mary Delila Strosnider 54, wife of Amon Strosnider of the Winchester police died at her home 317 South Loudoun street after years of ill health. She lived in Winchester 15 years and was active in Braddock Street Methodist Church. Survived by husband three daughters mother two sisters brother and three grandchildren. funeral Friday at 3 p m from the South Loudoun home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Delila Strosnider
Amon Strosnider
Winchester
South
Loudoun Street
That County
Lloyd C. Carper
J. Howard Schindel
Newton E. Snapp
This City
D. William Ritenour
B. Umphrey Fuller
Kemper Yowell
Hagerstown
George B. Guthridge, Jr
A. Richard Schindel
Mary Margaret Schindel
Ralph Strosnider
Republicans Outline Liberal Attitude and Anti Government Control
The Republican National Committee released a four page creed declaring a liberal and progressive attitude while warning against centralized government power. It calls for economic initiative and competition but notes regulation to check excess, and accuses a Washington group of seeking full control of agriculture and business amid concerns over spending.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Henry Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Washington
Plans to avert steel strike threat discussed in New York
Directors of the American Iron and Steel Institute met in New York to discuss plans to avert a threatened June 16 strike. Donald Richberg and Leon Henderson of the N R A planned to attend to urge acceptance of a Roosevelt labor settlement similar to the auto industry accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Hugh Johnson
General Johnson
Washington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Leon Henderson
N. R.A
Iron and Steel Institute
Steel Code Authority
Institute
Roosevelt
General Mitchell to Speak at Night Flag Day Meeting
General William Mitchell of Middleburg will address a joint American Legion Auxiliary and Daughters of the American Revolution gathering. The talk moves to 8 PM on Tuesday June 12 at the George Washington Hotel as part of a Flag Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Middleburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington Hotel
Expect Smith To Plead Guilty On Break In Charges
Joseph Smith, indicted on six counts of breaking and entering, is expected to plead guilty in Corporation Court at 3 this afternoon. Commonwealth's Attorney James P. Reardon said the confession led to the charges, listing entries at B W Sargent storeroom H W Swartz barber shop Valley Food Company Bailey Brothers storeroom L Guiliana storeroom and the Rustic Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Corporation Court
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Smith
B. W. Sargent
H. W. Swartz
Valley Food Company
Bailey Brothers
L. Guiliana
The
Rustic Tavern
Studebaker Price Drops Compared With Dellinger Brothers
Studebaker maintains leadership with aggressive price cuts from 75 to 150 dollars described as nearly the lowest and as good as the best. Dellinger Brothers are recommended before purchase to secure the deal. Dates reference June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Dellinger’ Brothers
Home made ice cream sale at Market Street Church
A church sale on Market Street offers homemade ice cream and cake served by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society from 7 to 10 o'clock. Proceeds support church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Church
Lawn Party by Stephens City M E Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church South Stephens City will hold a lawn party on the church lawn Thursday night June 7. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach with food and fellowship planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Stephens City
Windsor Lad Wins Epson Derby With Record Time
Windsor Lad, ridden by an Indian Potentate owned entrant, defeated Easton and Colombo in the 151st Epson Derby at Epson Downs. A crowd of up to 500000 witnessed the Irish bred horse to a 2 34 victory, paying 15 to 2 odds for backers. Prize money totals 1 901 859 dollars for ticket holders with Windsor Lad holders receiving 957 600 dollars.
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Associated Press
Epson Downs
Eng
Windsor Lad
Rajpipla
Colombo
Easton
Lord Woolavington
House of Windsor
King George
Queen Mary
M Fm
U. S
Dublin
Trish Free State
Irish Hospital
Chicago Grain Market Prices and Quotations
Closing quotations report from Chicago wheat and corn markets with Baltimore and Winchester readings. Chicago July wheat 99 and Sept 1.00, Dec 1.0114. Corn Chicago July 55 and Sept 57. Winchester delivered 65 cents per bushel and $3.25 per barrel.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
Cash
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Carroll Relates How He Killed Youth In West Virginia
Prosecutor Forrest B Poling announced that Lawrence Carroll 30 after interrogation described killing Dale Jones 15 in a fist fight and burying the boy in a hillside cave. Carroll a Weston State Hospital inmate and Gordon Blake 35 were detained after a posse found the body Sunday a leg protruding from rocks. Jones had just finished eighth grade and had been missing since May 27 while going to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phillippi
W. Va
Forrest B. Poling
Lawrence Carroll
Dale Jones
Carroll
Weston State Hospital
Gordon Blake
Jones
Earl Hawkins Named Albin Registrar, Not S I Hawkins
Frederick County electoral board announced Earl Hawkins is the new registrar at Albin after reviewing records, correcting a prior Monday column that listed S I Hawkins. The board confirmed the appointment details to The Star.
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Earl Hawkins
Albin
Frederick County
Porch Shades At Moling and Cather Offer Value
Porch shades add summer comfort at Moling and Cather with reasonable pricing. The ad notes 6 6 1p 16 as a reference detail.
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Moling & Cather
Wednesday Night at Shady Rest Featured by Rhythm Kings
One mile west of Gore, Every Wednesday night at Shady Rest presents music by The Rhythm Kings Washington Night Club Entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Rest
Gore
The
Rhythm Kings
Washington
Memorial Rites Honor Confederate Dead At Stonewall Cemetery
Two veterans George Miller and George Dellinger attended the 68th Confederate Memorial Day at Stonewall Cemetery in Winchester. Rev Dr Thomas gave the main address while the Winchester Concertares and Handley High School massed choir performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
George Dellinger
DR. Thomas
Stonewall Cemetery
Winchester
Frederick County
South
Lower Oak Valley
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia Cavalry
Imboden
Charles T. O’ferrell
Virginia
Stonewall
Mount Hebron
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Thomas
Charles P. McVicar
Son of
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Winchester Concertae
Handley High School
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Huffs
Haven
G. A. Haines
Son
Thomas H. Savage
Marian Anderson
Stock Exchange
Crawford Clothes
Dr. Sydenstricker
Lee
Jackson
Ashby
Moseby
Old Valley
Shenandoah County
Henry P. Fletcher
Code Authority
General Mitchell
U .S
Star Office
Round
Stonewall Memorial Association and
Friends
Company I
Virginia National Guard
W. H. McIlwee
Stonewall Memorial Association
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