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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1939

Page

2

110 Evangelical And Reform Church Set To Form Potomac Synod

About 110 congregations from Maryland District of Columbia Virginia and northeast West Virginia will organize into the Potomac Synod with nearly 25 000 members. The meeting at Hood College Frederick Md begins June 15 at 10 am. Attending are Rev Dr L W Goebel and Rev William E Lampe.

Evangelical and Armed Church Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia Potomac Synod Hood College Frederick Evangelical Synod of North America Reformed Church United States Evangelical and Reformed Church Baltimore-Washington Reed Church Atlanta Evangelical L. W. Goebel Chicago General Synod of the Church William E. Lampe Philaja Goebels Commission S On Church Union 8S. L. Flickinger

Britisher Dies After Shanghai Mill Incident

R M Tinkler former inspector of municipal police in Shanghai dies after head wounds and abdominal injuries from clashes at a British cotton mill in Pootung. Japan accuses him of firing on officers. British say facts are misrepresented. He died hours after admission to Hongkew hospital.

Shanghai R. M. Tinkler Pootung Tinkler Shanghai General Hospital Hongkew

Miss Boykin Weds Grid Star in Washington Ceremony

Miss Frances Boykin daughter of Representative and Mrs Frank W Boykin of Alabama married Riley Smith former University of Alabama football star. The ceremony took place at Christ Church with a small gathering and a reception at the Congressional Club in Washington. The couple will reside in Lexington Virginia where Smith coaches at Washington and Lee University after a stint with the Redskins.

Alexandria Frances Boykin Frank W. Boykin Alabama Riley Smith University of Alabama Christ Church Redskins Washington

Has Close Brush With Lightning

Mrs Edwin Ford of Chestertown Maryland narrowly escaped a lightning strike during a storm She was reading a newspaper when a bolt jumped from radio connecting wires igniting curtains a rug and the paper in her hands Her husband beat out the flames and she was uninjured.

Chestertown Edwin Ford

Melton Rites Conducted For Prof Charles L Melton

Final rites for Prof Charles Lewis Melton former Randolph Macon Academy principal were held at Front Royal Methodist Church at 2 pm. Local clergy from several towns officiated and interment followed at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Front Royal merchants closed businesses during the funeral as a tribute to his long service.

Charles Lewis Melton Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Front Royal Methodist Church John F. Owens R. B. Clagett Fredreicksburg R. L. Fultz D. D Falls Church W. W. McIntyre Winchester Melton

Colonial Estate To Be Restored

Kingston Hall in Somerset County Maryland will be restored by new owners Mr and Mrs David Carver Jr of Baltimore. The mansion was built in 1683 by Maj Robert King who came from Ireland. The building overlooks the main highway at Crisfield and Kingston Creek.

Princess Anne, Md Kingston Hall Somerset County David Carver, Jr Baltimore Maj Robert King Ireland

West Point 456 Graduates Large Academy Class Records

Cadet Stanley W. Dziuban of Yonkers New York leads the highest ever class at the U S Military Academy West Point with 456 graduates receiving diplomas and commissions as second lieutenants in a historic class size.

Stanley W. Dziuban Yonkers N. Y U. S. Military Academy West Point

Cow tale in Kingstree ends with tree entanglement

S. C. resident H. R. Morris searched for a missing cow named Bossy. He found the animal bound by its own tail tied to a small tree, forcing Morris to cut down the tree to free the cow.

Kingstree S. C H. R. Morris Bossy Morris

Radio Highlights King and Queen Visit to Washington

A June 7 WEAF NBC lineup features a royal visit broadcast from Hyde Park and Washington with Gertrude Lawrence and stars such as Leslie Howard and Freddie Bartholomew. Awards note William S. Paley honor to Wilson Burgess for hurricane relief transmit work. Scheduling lists include Dorsey, Kay Kyser, and a talk by Postmaster General Farley with various stations and times.

New York England Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt WEAF NBC Hollywood Gertrude Lawrence Leslie Howard Freddie Bartholomew Herbert Marshall Dennis King William S. Paley Wilson B. Burgess Westerly R. I New England Order of Adventures Wjznbc WOR MBS WABC CBS U.S Niagara ‘Falls State Hull One Man’s Family Tommy Dorsey Fred Allen Kay Kyser Sen R. F. Wagner Jim McWilliams Paul Whiteman Theater of Stars Eddie Guest WJZ Hobby Lobby Farley

Scout Troop Organized in Wardensville West Virginia

A Boy Scouts troop is formed in Wardensville under Potomac Area BSA sponsorship. Scoutmaster is Rev L M Zirkle with assistants Ralph Conrad Roy Pilgrim and Rev William F Sterling. The troop committee includes R A Ackerman chair J T Frye C W Menear Rev C G Russell Stanley Hawse and J Allen Hawkins. They will receive a charter after tenderfoot tests. Rev Conrad helped lead the organization.

Potomac Area B.S. A Wardensville W. Va L. M. Zirkle Ralph Conrad Roy Pilgrim William F. Sterling R. A. Ackerman W. Miller Frye J. T. Frye C. W. Menear C. G. Russell Stanley P. Hawse J. Allen Hawkins Rev. Conrad Wardensville Presbyterian Church

Large Shipment Of Lambs From Middletown

A total of 227 lambs were shipped from Middletown yesterday by the cooperative marketing group. Included with 15 old sheep and four calves to total 246 head sent to the terminal market at Jersey City, the shipment marking the largest since the cooperative was established.

Middletown Cooperative Marketing Group Jersey City Cooperative Marketing Organization

Answers to Today's Quiz on Page Four

Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include: 1 perpetuity from Panama, 2 John William Bicker, 3 in the Irish Sea, 4 a unit of work equal to one pound force moved one foot, 5 many cabinet officers have foreign birth, 6 Shakespeare, 7 the half year division of the school year, 8 Rhode Island, 9 I-de-al-ist, 10 straight flush.

Republic of Panama John William Bicker Irish Sea Shakespeare Rhode Island

Kaiser's charged copper fence around orchard gone

James Kaiser of St. Clairsville suspects his copper wire fence, electrified to deter thieves, was removed. He seeks to learn who took the wire and how it happened.

St. Clairsville James Kaiser Kaiser

Mars Flight Ends In Jail

Cheston L. Eshelman 22 year old Carlisle Pennsylvania student flier arrested for larceny after his solo flight from Camden New Jersey ended with a crash 175 miles off shore. He claimed the sole aim was Mars the planet and said he did not know he was over water until dawn due to fog. He was taken to police headquarters as New Jersey authorities prepared to join the case.

Boston Mars Cheston L. Eshelman Carlisle Atlantic Planet Edelman Villanova Europe Eshelman Paul Crowley Lieut James Crowley Camden N. J New Jersey

Mexican Pilot Sarabia Killed in Bolling Field Crash

Francisco Sarabia, famed Mexican aviator who recently set a Mexico City to New York nonstop record, died on takeoff at Bolling Field. The Conquistador del Cielo plunged into the Potomac after a 100 foot ascent, with 400 gallons of fuel on board. An army doctor suspected a broken neck.

Washington Francisco Sarabia Mexico City New York Bolling Field Ciudad Lerdo Durango Luis Quintanilla Sarabia Army Field Potomac River

Denies WPA Fraud In Federal Court Case In Philadelphia

Joseph P. Dando Schuylkill County Democratic leader appears in federal court to deny charges of diverting WPA labor for private use to amusement facilities and a park beer garden boxing gym and swimming pool built for new WPA workers. Notice lists seizure of a 1936 Chevrolet Coach in Virginia for tax law violations with claim bond deadline June 30, 1939.

Joseph P. Dando Schuykill County Philadelphia

Ford Touring seized in Virginia from 1939 notice

A 1925 Ford Touring with motor number E-11433100 was seized April 30 1939 in Rappahannock County. Claimants must appear at the Alcohol Tax Unit Richmond office and file Claim and Cost Bond by June 30 1939 or the property will be disposed of according to law. R E Tuttle District Supervisor.

Treasury Department Bureau of Internal Revenue Baltimore Virginia Internal Revenue Sperryvile Rappahannock County Alcohol Tax Unit Richmond R. E. Tuttle District of

Seek Views On Billboards Seek Views On Billboards

Richmond Va June 7 The Associated Clubs of Virginia for roadside development representing more than 40000 women began querying General Assembly candidates on outdoor advertising regulation The group also pressed for amendments to the advertising law annual roadside development funds and health department inspection funds for stations cabins and stands Hugh Pompey urged stronger efforts to banish billboards from highways and Williamsburg entry noted as a billboard nest Mrs D C Sands of Middleburg elected president with officers named for several counties

Richmond Associated Clubs of Virginia General Assembly State Health Department Hugh Pomcoy State Planning Board Williamsburg D. C. Sands Middleburg George Sloane Warrenton T. Allen Kirk Roanoke Frank Dillard Alexandria J. Frank Key Buena Vista Amory Perkins

Presidents born in April

Jefferson Monroe Buchanan and Grant were born in April. The prompt asks how many presidents were born in April, listing four names.

Jefferson Monroe Buchanan Grant

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