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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
2
A dealer lists multiple cars with years from 1929 to 1934, including a Peerless sedan, Buick and Ford models, and trucks. Prices are shown as original and sale figures, with discounts ranging from modest to substantial. Locations and exact conditions are described in brief phrases.
News from Cross Roads Virginia reports the death of Hiett B. Oates with funeral at Fairview Church. Oates, longtime resident, was the last of his siblings and attended Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church in Winchester. Memorial services at Lebanon Church planned for June 9 with multiple speakers.
Hogue Creek readers report Memorial Services held at St Johns on Sunday. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Adams in Gainesboro to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ramey Tuesday evening and Mrs. Charles White with son Robert visiting A. L. Nail's family on Sunday. The Ladies Aid of Mt. Olive plans a June 13 meeting at Carlton and Mrs. Ramey. Mr. W. O. Baker spends time at Gettsyburg farm and Mr. Denver Newlin of Winchester visits John Nelson family.
Miss Mae Ginn leaves for Roanoke to visit relatives while Miss Mary Bird Conn visits Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Gaines of Altoona Pa call on cousins in Middletown. Family visits and weekend trips center on Washington D C Winchester Culpeper and Petersburg with updates on Rev Arthur Wake and Womans Missionary Society rescheduled. In Lebanon Church area Misses Evelyn Madelyn Holtzman spend Sunday with grandmother while several locals attend business and social visits in Winchester and nearby towns.
Miss Braynard Campbell and guests from Stephens City Marlboro attend at the Boggs home. Lynchburg College trustees report largest enrollment. John Saum remains ill. Dorothy Richardson works in Washington. Washington visitors Lucille and Edna Stickley visit family. Edinburg and Marlboro callers noted. Benson returns from Martinsburg improve.
Stephens City notes from June 7 record visits and trips by local residents. W. H. Herrell and daughter Dorothy spent Friday with Washington relatives. Hilda Doggett left for Mt Pocono for summer work. Various families hosted or visited relatives in Hanover Pa Winchester Md Roanoke Towson Dayton and Washington with Lemleys Carbaughs and Ebersoles mentioned.
Miss Minnie Tucker visited the Glynn family in Bloom VA. Several locals hosted guests from Winchester Shenandoah College and Washington. Mrs E A Richard killed a six foot nine inch black snake near the turkey lot. Memorial services were held at St Johns with a large family gathering following.
Miss Edith Miller of Edinburg will teach the Young Christians class at Braddock Street M. E. Church South after worship at 9 45 Sunday. Miller serves as June guest speaker and authorities hope all will attend.
The Rev Floyd M Lucas pastor of the Stephens City Methodist Episcopal Church South will give the annual memorial day address at Green Hill Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Services are under Stephens City Odd Fellows Lodge 383. Children gather at the Methodist Church 2 15 and process to Green Hill Cemetery for a 2 30 program with a joint church choir.
CHARLESTON W V June 8 The number of jockeys suspended during the current go1 meet stood at nine here to ny W Hilley was set down for trouble at the barrier in the first race yesterday and J Mann was suspended for five days for rough riding in the fifth The feature fifth resulted in a blanket finish Mrs T J Donahue s Star Queen nosing out Corner Boy and Small Change to pay 5 20 for 2
Senate Ways and Means Committee studies a liquor tax bill during today's recess. Yesterday lawmakers amended a bill to abolish public utility holding companies. The House passed an NRA extension bill.
Public sale scheduled for Tuesday June 11 1935 at 10 00 A M rain or shine at Annandale Farm two miles west of Upperville Virginia on U S Route 50. Household goods farm equipment and 25 head grade Guernsey dairy cattle with terms including six month credit on amounts over 25 and negotiable note with 6 percent interest. Luncheon by Trinity Guild. Auctioneers Coleman Dunn E Holliday.
Buck Jones appears in the western "Border Law" at the Palace Theatre for today only. The action follows a living ranger amid bandits and romance. Also showing is Fox picture "It's a Small World" with Spencer Tracy and Wendy Barrie Monday and Tuesday plus Fox News reel and Leon Errol in "One Too Many."
Fredric March and Charles Laughton star in Darryl Zanuck’s 20th Century production of Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables. The film features a famed man-hunt with Jean Valjean and Javert as they cross paths across France. Opens Monday for a three day run at the Capitol Theatre.
Brief items span a tow hassles in Salamanca to a funeral carried by a fire truck. A Hartford man rides 50 miles to save on a speeding fine, while Denver residents fight over alienation of affections involving a mother in law. Navy woes mix with flood stories from Topeka and a quirky court scene.
In Waukegan Alderman William Fuller, finishing a sharp luncheon address against traffic summons fixers, checked his car and saw a windshield summons for illegal parking and responded I will pay.
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