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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1935

Page

6

Warren Audit Is Approved By Supervisors

Warren County Board of Supervisors met at the courthouse with all members present. They approved sheep claims for E. F. Merchant and S. M. Brown and examined the audit of county accounts for years ending June 30 1933 and 1934. They discussed road matters Linden to Fauquier line and sought state highway input. The board requested $15807.50 from the governor for July September 1935 relief work under the F E A. They approved a $450 deficit relief payment from health association surplus and set June 29 to settle all fiscal year 1935 claims.

Front Royal Warren County Board of Supervisors Warren County John B. Earle E. F. Merchant Morgans Mammouth Ranch James Kuser S. M. Brown T. Coleman Andrews and Company G. W. Duncan J. H. Vaughn South River Linden Linden Depot Fauquier County State Highway Commission Virginia Health Association Warren County Health

Stankus Joins 1935 All Stars In Front Royal

Joe Stankus former William and Mary College star arrived in Front Royal on June 12 and accepted a membership on the 1935 All Stars baseball team. The southpaw pitcher and veteran outfielder adds depth to the local club.

Front Royal Joe Stankus William and Mary College Stankus

Bold Thief Robs Justice in Harrisonburg Bank Building

A bold thief entered the First National Bank building in Harrisonburg at noon and stole $99.07 in cash and $120 in checks from the unlocked safe of Police Justice William W. Wharton. The intruder also ransacked insurance agent Richard Bradley’s safe but took nothing. The thief showed familiarity with both offices and likely knew where keys to cash boxes were kept. Police believe the culprit had prior visits and will be located.

Harrisonburg William W. Wharton First National Bank Richard Bradley Wharton

Mountains on the Moon and Early Elevator Travel

The text notes lunar mountains possibly reaching 25,000 feet, near Earth’s tallest peaks. It then shifts to historical elevators for freight appearing mid nineteenth century, improved by 1870 and later used for passengers.

Social and Persona Notices From Front Royal Virginia

Front Royal residents attend and travel for events and visits. Mrs Giles B Cook and son Harry depart for Washington for several days of visiting friends and relatives. Mr George Duncan is ill at his Royal Avenue home. Lucy Laws leaves for Ossining New York to visit friends. Giles B Downings travels from county to finals at the Virginia Military Institute. The Woman s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church met at Miss Virginia Dorsey s home. John Atwater leaves for Washington for several days. Dr and Mrs Orville VanDeusen drive to Lexington and return with son Billy attending the Virginia Military Institute. Susan Woolston leaves for Charlottesville to attend University of Virginia summer school. Franklin Forsyth III returns from Lexington after finals at VMI. Prof C Louis Melton leaves for Charlottesville for summer school. Helen Wall and Peggy Jackson visit Mrs Virginia Downing at Belin. Louise Melton spends time at Maple Shade with Mrs Mary Burruss.

Front Royal Giles B. Cook Harry Washington, D. C Orville VanDeusen Lexington Billy VanDeusen Virginia Military Institute Susan Woolston Charlottesville University of Virginia

Acreage Check Planned for Corn-Hog Signers

Front Royal June 12 The county agent office announced that in the coming days corn acreage checks will begin for participants in the 1935 corn hog program. Contracts were recently sent to Richmond for approval.

Front Royal Richmond

Rejection of Japanese Demands in Peiping Tientsin Area

North China crisis deepens as Nanking political council rejects Japanese demands for Peiping Tientsin. Wang Cheng-wei flies to confer with Chiang Kai-shek while Tokyo signals push for a four-province independent state friendly to Japan amid new troop movements toward Tientsin.

North China Central Political Council Nanking Peiping Tientsin Political Council Mier Wang Cheng-Wei Chengti Chiang Kai-Shek Tokyo China Japan Shanghai Tientsin

Jury Selected For Anne Lyddane Conspiracy Trial

In Rockville Maryland on June 12 a jury to try Mrs Anne Lyddane on a conspiracy to murder charge was completed after bailiffs searched the streets for suitable jurors. The panel was exhausted before noon and three judges ordered the attaches to summon any possible jurors met on the street.

Rockeville Rockville Anne Lyddane

Deadly Gas in Swamp Near Zionville NC Causes Alarm

A swamp near Zionville North Carolina emits an harmful gas. a crawfish used in a test per shed immediately when placed in the muck. Authorities investigate the toxic swamp area and warn residents to avoid the site.

Zionville N. C

Shenandoah Valley League Weekend Schedule Update

Yesterday Culpeper defeated Orange 8 to 0. Today Heurich plays Waynesboro. Saturday games feature Staunton at Front Royal and Heurich at Orange with Charlottesville at Waynesboro. Sunday matchups include Front Royal at Charlottesville, Heurich at Culpeper, and Orange at Waynesboro.

Heurich Waynesboro Staunton Front Royal Orange Charlottesville Culpeper Harrisonburg Orange Front Royal

Deming Mill Manager Named to Chamber Board

Front Royal June 12 The Chamber of Commerce board elected William C Deming manager of the Schwarzenbach Huber Company mill in this place to replace the late Oscar Peeredani on the board. Justice Walter G Olmstead was appointed to draft a resolution for the late Oscar Ettmueller, former member of the directors.

Front Royal Chamber of Commerce William C. Deming Schwarzenbach-Huber Company Oscar Peeeredani Direcors Walter G. Olmstead Oscar Ettmueller Eee

Invite Women To Demonstration In Front Royal

Ladies of Warren County and the Town of Front Royal are invited to a fruit and vegetable canning demonstration in the basement of the Baptist Church Front Royal Friday June 14 at 2 p m. The Virginia Extension Service presents Miss Agnes Maupin of a glass jar firm. Learn canning methods for various products to save money and improve living.

Front Royal Warren County Baptist Church Virginia Extension Service Agnes Maupin

Evangelist Attempt Fails To Influence Gable On Location

Hollywood June 11 The Rev Samuel Williams of Hopedale Ohio sought Clark Gable at Santa Catalina Island and MGM Studios but did not locate him. Williams promised to pursue the actor, while Gable’s film unit stays on the island for three more weeks with no contact reported.

Hollywood Samuel Williams Hopedale Ohio Clark Gable Gable Santa Catrina Island Williams Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer Mr. Williams

Arrest Made In A Bond Mystery

Martin Smith aged 30 pleaded not guilty at arraignment on a charge under the national stolen property act related to a $590000 bond mystery theft in New York six months earlier. DOJ agents announced his arrest yesterday in Topeka Kansas and he was held incommunicado and brought under heavy guard.

Kansas City Martin Smith New York Department of Justice Smith Topeka Kas

Tea Leaves as Salad From Lung Soo Tea Leaves

A note explains that Lung-Soo tea leaves are used in China not only to brew tea but also eaten as a salad. It highlights a folk practice linking a tea plant to edible greens and hints at traditional culinary uses.

Favorite social occasions among mountaineers in the South

All day sings quilting parties and corn chuckings are described as favorite social occasions among mountaineers in many Southern sections. The first through Panama Canal was a dugout manned by two marines carrying a small marine flag.

South Panama Canal

Wallace Sees Little Hope to Stop Wheat Shipments

Secretary Wallace says the Midwest shortage enables Pacific Coast wheat and flour to ship to the East, and prices there are not unduly low. He notes Pacific coast prices have stayed steady, while Virginia farmer prices run higher than the national average, and warns of potential shifts if crops change. Broadway Milling Co appeals for relief to President Robertson and officials to stabilize eastern prices amid Pacific imports.

Secretay of Agriculture Wallace A. Willis Robertson Maj. Robertson Broad Milling Company Pacific Coast Southeastern States Midwest Seaboard Robertson Virginia Southeastern Pacific Atlantic Chicago Middle West Broadway Milling Company Washington, D. C United States Liverpool Gulf Seaboards Pacific Northwest Panama Canal Rocky Mountains Maryland Pennsylvania North Carolina Agricultural Administration North Pacific Export Association A.A. A

Death of a Girl in Red Continues in Mistrial Case

The mistrial stalled when a second jury was chosen as Miss Stone described the night of March 15 at Dr. Zimmerly’s home. She testified that Zimmerly, Richard Parker, and she heard Gladys Lawson moaning, and that Zimmerly returned saying she was gone. Bones found were shown as the trial nears its end with pathologist Dr. Keasley cautious about final conclusions.

Zimmerly Miss Stone Richard Parker Gladys Lawson Mueller Erie Commonweath J. W. Rice Bucknell University Lawson Rice

Long Launches Filibuster on NRA Extension

Long battles NRA extension as Senator Clark presses him about voting records. The Louisianan defends his vote amid sharp exchanges with Clark and McKellar, insisting motives are not the other senator’s business.

Long NRA Clark D-Mo JO Peis Wli

Louisiana Senator Opposes NRA Backing in 1940 Fight

Long criticized Lee as largely wrong and warned against NRA support. He claimed to be the first Senate opponent of NRA reelection and predicted no solid administration push into Louisiana. He derided a figure he called the blue buzzard and insisted a plebiscite would fail to back NRA in the state.

Long Lee Senate Louisiana Farley NRA

Full Speed Ahead Order For Highways

The State Highway Department announced a policy of full speed ahead on the 7.4 million work relief highway program. Officials said federal rules limit labor to common tasks, hindering bridge work over railroads while skilled labor is scarce. Public hearings will follow a tentative plan drawing and revisions.

Richmond State Highway Department Combege Thomas H. McDonald Bureau of Public Roads Henry G. Shirley A. H. Pettigrew Virginia Highway Department Shirley Washington Richmond City Norfolk City Wise County Roanoke City Portsmouth Petersburg Acromac County P. C

Fugitive Budget Trail Leads to Former Canadian Home

Federal agents traced a fugitive to a former residence in Canada along a bluff by Emi gration creek. A detailed path from the bridge road led to a clearing and three maple trees where the ransom hole was found, the cache containing 90 700 dollars uncovered yesterday morning.

Canada Emigration Creek Bridge Road

America Faces Unrest Warns Columbia Dean at Richmond

Dean Carl W. Ackerman of the Columbia School of Journalism warned University of Richmond graduates that unrest mirrors European prefaces to upheaval. He cited pressures on the press banking and business and warned about threats to the supreme court and higher education while urging fortitude to preserve American institutions.

Richmond America Carl W. Ackerman Columbia School of Journalism University of Richmond United States Supreme Court

Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets Report

Baltimore markets show cattle dull with varied ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls. Hogs lower with truck hogs 25 cents under quotes and weights 140-350 pounds. Sheep and lambs steady with buck lambs discounted and spring lambs 6.50 to 9.15. Philadelphia markets list live poultry prices for fowls and broilers and dressed poultry, with butter prices and egg totals near steady.

Baltimore Philadelphia Long Island U. S. Dept. of Agr Eges

Miss Haun Weds Mr Russell Butler in Kernstown Ceremony

Win chester region wedding tale as Miss Ardeatrice Haun becomes Mrs Russell Boyd Butler at Rev Alien Jones parsonage Kernstown. Both couples hail from Apple Pie Ridge Frederick county and plan to live there with Butler farming and fruit interests.

Miss Haun Russell Butler Winchester Frederick County Alien Jones Kernstown Ardeatrice Haun Russell Boyd Butler John Cather Ste Apple Pie Ridge Butler Dan Haun Mr. Butler Kurtz Butler

Miss Margaret Tidler Hosts Surprise Birthday Party

Miss Margaret Tidler is honored at a surprise party hosted by Miss Catherine Conner Miss Elizabeth Tidler and Miss Eloise Caldwell at Conner home. Guests enjoyed a candlelit pink cake decorated with Happy Birthday a pink white theme flowers four tables of bridge and refreshments.

Margaret Tidler Catherine Conner Elizabeth Tidler Eloise Caldwell Miss Tidleer Miss Conner Miss Tidler Miss. Tidler

Edgewood gathering honors a circle of friends near Stephenson

Mr and Mrs George H Miller entertain at Edge wood near Stephenson for a group of friends and relatives. Guests include Ritter family and Pyle. Cadwallader and Elsie. Marshall. Kable. Clevenger family. Robert Miller family. Charles Town and Winchester visitors also attended. Local residents traveled to Washington DC to see Shriner parade with A J Tavenner present. Tomorrow Dr and Mrs R F Cline and daughter June plan to go down.

George H. Miller Edgewood Stephenson John Ritter Bernice Mildred William Ritter Mary Pyle Boyce Gilbert Cadwallader Elsie James Marshall Berryville Harry Kable Charles Town W. Va Lohn Clevenger George Robert Miller Jennie Buddie Kenneth Charles Nancy Douglas Patsy Clevenger Winchester Good Washington, D. C Frank Gearing James B. Yates A. J. Tavenner R. F. Cline June

Alumni Dance chaperones named for Handley event

Chaperones listed for Handley alumni dance include Mr and Mrs Frank Gearing Mr and Mrs Walter Huntsberry Mr and Mrs William Lupton Mr and Mrs L E K Dellinger Mr and Mrs J P Lamb Mr and Mrs W R Legge Mr and Mrs Garland R Quarles and Mr and Mrs Harry L McCann. Music by Soddy Haines and Virginians. The 9 45 p m to 1 30 a m event at Jordan Springs Hotel expects 200 plus attendees. Alumni officers pres John Glaize Sue Schlack Jack Blackburn. The class of 1930 holds a reunion during the evening.

Handley Frank Gearing Walter E. Huntsberry William Lupton Harry L. McCann Soddy Haines Jordan Springs Hotel John Glaize Sue Schlack Jack Blackburn Dorothy Rice

Collett Ware Wins Sixth Eastern Women’s Golf Title

Philadelphia reports Mrs Glenna Collett Ware surged on the final nine holes to win the women’s eastern golf championship, overcoming Edith Quier of Reading as she erased a three-stroke lead and claimed the sixth title.

Philadelphia Glenna Collett Ware Edith Quier Reading

Market Gains After Nervy Open On Stocks and Bonds

The market withstood early selling in utilities then regained forward stride. Treated with caution over a death penalty clause in a Wheeler-Rayburn bill, the session opened nervously but rebounded as declines did not follow. Commodities slid back while railroad bonds rose for a sixth day. Foreign exchange moved narrowly with sterling and francs easing. Closing quotes list prices for Allied Chemical, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel and more.

New Y Renate Penn Wheeler-Rayburn Stock Exchange Allied Chemical American Can American Smelters American Tel. & Tel Atch Topeka Bethlehem Steel Corn Products Chrysler Consol Gas of N. Y General Electric General Motors Goodyear Int. Harvester Johns Manville Montgomery Ward N. Y. Central Penn. Railroad Stand, Oil of N. J Union Pacific U. S. Steel

Grain quotations show mixed futures and cash prices across cereals

Chicago futures list wheat at 80 to 83 1 2 and corn around 80 1 4 to 62 1 8 for different months. Oats, rye, barley and fats also quoted with July and Sept contracts. Cash grain in Chicago No 3 red wheat 84 1 2, corn No 1 yellow 87, and other grades. Baltimore wheat No 2 red winter at 85. Winchester markets show wheat 83 c, yellow corn 90 c. A prior typographical error cited 95 cents, corrected to 85 cents.

Chicago Baltimore Winchester

Local Markets and Wholesale Grain Prices Listed

Local wholesale and retail market prices show flour products and feed items with per barrel rates. Cracked corn, mixed feeds, corn meal, middlings, and dairy products are listed alongside live animals and farm products such as butter, heifers, cows, lambs, and steers with given price ranges.

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Bureau Winchester Evening Star Richard K. Eddy Ian and Advertising Service Telephone Front Royal 213 Warren George Duncan Royal Avenue Lucy Laws Ossining N. Y Giles B. Downings Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal Church Virginia Dorsey John Atwater Franklin Forsyth, III C. Louis Melton Helen Wall Peggy Jackson Virginia Downing Bel Mrs Louise Melton Maple Shade Rome Mary Burruss Associated Press Lyddane Jury Shenandoah Valley League Game Today Deming Mill Verry Broadway Milling Co. Inc Aldhizer Mer Girl IN George Miller Shriner
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