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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
8
Pat Kelly, previously warned off return to the city, is arrested for loitering. After processing at the station, officers order a new pair of trousers for him, as his current ones are threadbare and in ribbons, delaying his transfer to jail.
Central Press notes Fritillaria blooming in some gardens with various names such as Checkered Flower and Guinea Hen. Bulbs are hardy for naturalizing in light shade, need good drainage, planted five to six inches deep and six inches apart, and should be divided about every four years. Mulch after frost and pinch seed pods to feed bulbs. seed from seed is inefficient.
In Berryville Virginia Grace Episcopal Church hosted a baccalaureate service for Berryville High School graduates. Rev. Malcolm Taylor secretary of evangelism of the National Cathedral delivered the sermon from Amos Behold I will set a plumb line. Music featured Miss Lucille Smith on violin and Miss Mary Louise Sartelle with the Winchester group.
Washington at a Glance notes Senator Norris accuses Comptroller General McCarl of a power‑trust stance over TVA spending. McCarl’s potential as a 1986 Republican candidate rises as Norris’s comments spark discussion on McCarl’s presidential prospects and Midwest roots.
The line quotes Uncle Eben arguing that some people cannot be reformed as they enjoy listening to eloquent persuasion.
Several individuals were fined in Police Court this Monday morning for drunkenness or disorderly conduct. Defendants include E B Foreman of 1314 South Braddock, John Young of Front Royal, Lee Cain of 423 Highland Avenue, Ralph Cain, and Add Seabright with fines ranging from 10.25 to 15.25 dollars.
Two persons were fined this morning on charges of double parking on streets in Windsor. Lee Brown of Berryville and Henry Frye of Frederick County each paid fines of 1 dollar and costs. Officers cited traffic tie ups on streets like Rouss avenue and Loudoun, and hoped the practice could be stopped.
A Millwood road entrance project on Route 60 was initially awarded to J. R. Ford of Lynchburg for 21 700 55 dollars. Officials say the State Highway Commission refused to consider bids due to plan revisions, leaving the contract status unclear.
The article recalls Columbus Ohio founded in 1812 as a forested capital with lots selling around 2000 dollars. It notes thick primeval underbrush and wild pigs that patrolled the area, hindering tidiness and settlement.
An old advertisement touts S S S Tonic as a scientific medicine to raise red blood cells and relieve symptoms of weakness nervousness and poor digestion. It claims 108 years of success and urges insistence on the red cellophane wrapped package with larger size for two weeks treatment.
Mrs Emma Brumback and Miss Lucy Cochran traveled to Waynesboro Virginia for the finals at Fishburne Military Academy where Brumback’s son Byron was graduating. He will spend the summer with his mother on West Cork Street.
A public sale is set for Tuesday June 11 1935 at 10 00 AM rain or shine at Annandale Farm two miles west of Upperville on US Route 50. Household farm and dairy stock items are listed including furniture antiques tools a 1827 map Washington engraving Duncan Phyfe chairs and 25 head grade Guernsey cows with un bred heifers. Luncheon served by Trinity Guild with terms offering credit over 25 and notes payable at Peoples National Bank Leesburg. Coleman Dunn Auctioneer H Holliday.
Mr and Mrs N H Carpenter of 1707 Valley avenue are in New York this week visiting sights and staying at the Hotel Lincoln.
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