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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
7
The Coca Cola team defeated Friendship 15 to 10 in an exciting League B game played yesterday. The 10 inning contest saw Coca Cola lead late, with final scoring coming in the last stanza.
P Michelson of Kingwood West Virginia has leased the Battlefield Crystal Caverns near Strasburg with an option to buy. Walter S Amos of Winchester will handle development and advertising while Earl Gocke of Morgantown will manage the property. Plans include improved approaches landscaping and restoration of historic landmarks to boost the caverns as a valley enterprise.
The article discusses a knotty right of way problem and expects definite delay to the construction of route 50 unless early agreements are secured. It notes Rosa Flagenheimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Flagenheimer and niece of Mr. Herman H. Hable, was among about 150 seniors receiving BA degrees at Goucher College.
Local pastor Rev. Nelson summarizes Dr. Churchill J. Gibson’s sermon on The Ten Commandments as guide posts along life’s highway. He argues signs are for safety not nuisance, illustrating how commandments protect thoughts and actions to keep travelers on the safe road to happiness and companionship with God.
In Baltimore on June 11 labor leaders said at least 50 employers have cut wages and hours affecting over 10,000 workers following the Supreme Court NRA ruling. Maryland and DC Federation of Labor president Joseph P. McCurdy warned of chiseling but noted no union shop changes. Commerce and Retail Merchants associations reported no new NRA related changes.
A critical line argues the phrase welfare of the state never equates to welfare of the people, noting a historical pattern where state interests override individual well being. The remark frames debates on governance and public policy in a cautious, reflective tone.
A woman in a peach nightgown is killed in a Chicago hotel by Tony who enters armed. Five shots fired, she pleads for mercy as the attacker reloads. The men escape with a hotel clerk’s help. authorities pursue as Robert Smart and Carl A. Dahleen are linked to the case.
Police questioned two men named Tony who were described by the clerk. The father said his daughter’s married name was Williams and that she had a husband living in Utte.
The Rt. Rev. P. Abbott bishop of the Diocese of Lexington says he will decline the invitation from the Church of Grace and Peter's in Baltimore to become its head. He will remain in Lexington, noting he has given it prayerful consideration but is devoted to his work here. Ohio maps show Ohio's nearly square shape with 210 mile east-west extent and 225 mile north-south extent.
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