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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1939

Page

2

Timber Ridge Homecoming Draws 300 Despite Rain

Large turnout from Virginia and West Virginia attended the Timber Ridge Congregational Church homecoming and memorial service led by Rev. C. R. Line. The luncheon moved indoors after rain prevented the grove picnic. organizers and several ministers from nearby towns participated with music and solos.

Timber Ridge Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church Virginia West Virginia C. R Line Longfellow Gray A. C. Oates R. A

Policeman Donald Swope Plays Nightly Role on Vacation

In Lancaster Pennsylvania Policeman Donald Swope donned a uniform each night and acted as a policeman in a drama during his vacation. His sole line was Okay chief.

Lancaster Donald Swope

Funeral services for George David Reed 67

Funeral services for George David Reed 67 who died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the home of his nephew J Leslie Reed on the Welltown pike. He was a lifelong Frederick county farmer and unmarried with two brothers, a sister and many nieces and nephews surviving. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

George David Reed Winchester Memorial Hospital J. Leslie Reed Welltown Pike Reed Memorial Hospital Frederick County Henry Jackson Hardy County W. Va Emma Barton Jackson Edinburg John W. Reed Charles E. Reed Red Bud Rachel Crissman Baltimore Maynard Reed Woodrow Reed John Crissman Annie Lanahan Lona Shaffer Thelma Bender W. O. Talbert Winchester Harry McCann A. K. Sirbaugh George Yeakley William Teets A. G. Baker Kurtz

Gifts to Handley Library Highlight Pious Family Values

A historical note details gifts and a letter stressing the spiritual welfare of children. The letter urges preserving sermons with reverence in a trunk and recalls two sweet little brothers as inseparable companions, reflecting 19th century moral upbringing and family sentiment.

Old Dominion Boys State organized at Virginia Tech

Registration and medical exams for 221 Virginia youths began at Virginia Tech as the Old Dominion Boys State, under the American Legion, prepared to open a week of political and civic activities in Blacksburg. Religious services, leadership talks, and party caucus meetings outlined the program.

Blacksburg Old Dominion Boys American Legion Virginia Tech R. L. Kinniard Christiansburg Presbyterian Church Montgomery Post Old Dominion J. D. Jones B. O. Miller Glenn Elliott Richmond Paul N. Derring Fred C. Parks Abingdon Clyde Smoot A. B. Hurt Nathan’s Creek N. C C. B. Snodgrass Sidney Weil Alexandria C. H. Phippins E. H. Ruehl Commonwealth Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Tyler Wilson Board of Supervisors Nationalists Party Federalist Party Knote

Answers to Today’s Quiz

Answers to test questions printed on page 4 list Ottawa as the capital. Question two notes responses occur every two weeks. Question three defines a person under age of legal capacity for acts. Henry Picard is named for question four. Khyber Pass is the answer to question five. Question six confirms yes for 14 years. They have no rank and sixty six appear for question seven. Question ten is once.

Ottawa Henry Picard Khyber Pass

Poem Beginnings of Inglewood? Seven Times In

The verse line asks who wrote the poem beginning There's no dew left on the daisies and clover There's no rain left in heaven The answer given is F J A The poem Seven Times Ine is by Jean Ingelow

Jean Ingelow

Leaming Corn’s 1878 Prize Ear Seeps Into Prose of Brisk Harvest

Berryville Virginia writer Mrs. Edgar M. Kackley recounts Jacob Leaming of Ohio who, with seven sons, molded a famed corn variety. He won Paris World’s Fair Grand Prize in 1878 for 100 ears prized for feeding value, though he simply selected seed from early ripening, long tapering ears and weeded constantly to keep fields pure.

Edgar M. Kackley Berryville Leaming Jacob Leaming Ohio Boeing Paris Jake Leaming Massachusetts

Southern States Cooperative to Return Dividend Over 250000

Local patrons of the Southern States Cooperative will receive more than 250000 in July and August as a 2 12 percent dividend on purchases. The board approved after a vote by about 1600 local patrons. Southern States is farmer owned with operations across Virginia West Virginia Maryland Delaware and North Carolina. It runs three feed mills three seed and farm supply warehouses and three fertilizer plants plus many service stores.

Southern States Richmond Virginia West Virginia Maryland Delaware North Carolina

Notice of Bankruptcy for Lena Vanona Singhass

In the Western District of Virginia Lena Vanona Singhass of Winchester was adjudged a bankrupt on June 9 1939. The first meeting of creditors will be held June 27 1939 at 12 00 Noon at the Corporation Courthouse Winchester Virginia to prove claims appoint a trustee and conduct business. Dated June 14 1939 Harrisonburg Virginia.

Lena Vanona Singhass Winchester Frederick County Virginia Corporation Harrisonburg

Wheat Crop of County Looks Good This Year

Frederick county farmers report a pretty good 1939 wheat crop with high quality and quantity. Some fields show fair output. overall crop judged as strong for recent years. Farmers hope for favorable wheat prices to cover costs. Harvest has begun in many areas, with threshing not yet underway. Barley harvest prior to wheat is praised for quality and yield.

Frederick County

Lightning Strike at Koop Farm Kills Fourteen

A bolt of lightning struck Jake Koop's farm in Falkner Iowa starting a fire that melted radio wiring, knocked a four year old boy to the ground, stunned 14 year old Gladys Koop at the milkhouse, and sparked a blaze Anna Koop 16 quickly helped by dousing the flames with milk.

Falkner Jake Koop Gladys Koop Anna Koop

Memel Port Size Under Hitler Control

Memel, the Baltic port seized by German forces, covers 1099 square miles and houses about 150 000 residents.

Memel Baltic Hitler

Vacation Bible School Opens at Braddock Street Methodist

Braddock Street Methodist Church launches its annual Vacation Church School with about 100 students enrolled. Three classes run daily for two weeks from 9 to 11 30, ending with a Sunday night graduation and exhibit. Rev Harry Balthis leads intermediates. Mrs Lyndwood Hammond directs juniors. primaries taught by Mrs W Edward Brill. Principal Mrs J W Crider oversees the program.

Braddock Street Helen McClure W. Edward Brill Margaret McIntyre T. M. Swann

Mr Staples Named Buchanan High School Principal

Kenneth Staples of Stephens City is appointed principal of Buchanan High School in Botetourt county Virginia succeeding M L Carper who will move to a district education post. Staples has taught in Martinsville for years and is married to Reba Riley of Berryville Virginia.

Kenneth Staples Charles E. Staples Stephens City Buchanan Botetourt County M. L. Carper Frederick County Virginia Staples Martinsville Reba Riley Berryville

Baker's Service Station bankruptcy creditors meeting

Goodwin Gibson Baker trading as Bakers Service Station Winchester Virginia files for bankruptcy. First meeting of creditors set for June 27 1939 at 12 15 pm in Winchester Corporation Court House to prove claims appoint trustee committee and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy Edward C Martz seals the notice dated June 14 1939.

United States District Court For Western District of Virginia Goodwin Gibson Baker Baker Winchester Frederick County Corporation Harrisonburg Edward C. Martz

Daily bill engraving figure at Bureau of Engraving and Printing

The average number of bills engraved daily in Washington DC is 3,464,736, according to standard figures from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington, D. C

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Capitol Atlas Bedding CO Ig.d. Reed Henry Thomas Hammond Mildred Washington Hammond Mary Tapscott Nancy Newton Collins George Hameond Sullivan Captain Hammond Algernon Sydney Sullivan George Sullivan Handley Library Va. Tech Va. Power Co Fanny Newton New Jersey Main Street Farmer Patrons of Cooperative Joling Bob Boscawen &T Methodist Vacation Bible School Mr Staples F. E Myac Teres Bondex John W Rosenberger Maytag Front Royal C I. Brumback
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