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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

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Virginia Senator Opposes Extra Session For Highway Funds

State Senator T Russell Cather said no need to convene the legislature to match federal highway grants. He noted Virginia can borrow under existing laws due to strong credit, with about two million dollars yearly from 1935 to 1937 needing dollar-for-dollar matching and possible higher costs for rights of way. Gov Peery and Highway Commissioner Shirley also oppose an extraordinary session except as a last resort.

T. Russell Cather General Assembly Richmond Hayden-Cartwright Virginia Congress Cather Gov. Peery H. G. Shirley

State Boxing Board Named By Governor

Governor Peery announced the appointment of three members to Virginia’s State Boxing Commission to regulate professional bouts under the 1934 act. Ralph H. Coughton of Norfolk will serve one year, James A. Blake of Richmond two years, and Charles R. Fenwick of East Falls Church four years.

Associated Press Richmond Peery State Boxing Commission General Assembly Ralph H. Coughton Norfolk James A. Blake Charles R. Fenwick East Falls Church

Russell Rites Are Conducted This Afternoon

The funeral for Miss Lucy Ward en Russell who died Tuesday in her South Stewart Street apartment was held at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church at 4 p.m. The Rev. E. B. McGukin officiated. She was a longtime civic church and business figure in Winchester and a charter member and president of the Stonewall Memorial Association and a leader in the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Lucy Warden Russell Prank L. Buckley South Stewart Street Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church E. B. McGukin Miss Russell Stonewall Memorial Association Turner Ashby United Daughters of Confederacy Mount Hebron Cemetery

Death removes L B Shepherd rail official in Dallas

Leslie B. Shepherd 59 a southwest railroad official native of Clarke county Virginia died at his Dallas home No 3704 Normandy avenue after years of declining health Funeral held Saturday at First Methodist Episcopal with Rev Dr W C Martin interment Restland Memorial Park He helped organize the Passenger and Freight Agents Association and served as its secretary treasurer for 20 years He was a charter member of Pentagon Lodge A F and A Masons and member of Knights Templar and the Shrine He is survived by his widow daughter Mrs R H Hardy and four brothers from South Carolina North Carolina Missouri and California

Leslie B. Shepherd Southwest Clarke County Pansy Leafe Winchester Normandy Avenue Dallas Tex W. C. Martin First Methodist Episcopal Church Restland Memorial Park Berryville Mr. Shepherd Chicago and Alton Company Missouri Pacific Railroad Pentagon Lodge A. F A. Masons Knights Templar Order of the Mystic Shrine

Roosevelt Arrives At Thames For Harvard Yale Regatta

President Franklin D Roosevelt arrives at New London to witness the Harvard Yale regatta on the Thames. He lands aboard the Sequoia after Long Island Sound ceremonies and is greeted by guns drums bugles and a parade. Roosevelt Jr. rows in the crimson freshman boat while Yale readies for tomorrow’s two mile sprint.

Associated Press New Loondon Conn Coast Guard Roosevelt Thames Long Island Sound Yale Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Theodore Roosevelt Harvard

Brain trust may become issue in fall campaigns

President Roosevelt’s Yale speech sparks GOP push on the brain trust as a campaign issue. Ogden Mills counters with “a planned economy is surrender” while Yale and Harvard presidents praise the Roosevelt leadership and call for trained people in government.

Brain Trust Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Plain Trust Yale Mills New Haven Ogden Mills New York Dickinson Iowa Conn Congress Yale University

Men’s Club Plans Dance at Jordan Springs Hotel

The Men's Athletic Club will hold a special meeting at 7 15 this evening in the club rooms to discuss plans for the dance to be sponsored by the club on June 29 at Jordan Springs Hotel.

Eat Jordan Springs Hotel

For Sale Practically new Chambers Gas Range

Chamber gas range in excellent condition offered by R. T. Bryarly. Phone number 389 listed. Advertisement date 6 19 21 23 1p 31.

R. T. Bryarly

White Fabric Hats Price Notice

Public sale listing for white fabric hats priced at $1.00. Notice names Margaret L. Hodgson and refers to a docket or row 6 21 1p 11.

Margaret L. Hodgson

Young Officer Honored For Heroic Wreck Rescue

In Stavanger, a young officer praised as hero of the Dresden wreck after a rock collision in Hardanger Fjord. The 14,000-ton Nazi excursion ship sank with four women dead and many injured. the rescuer aided lifeboat survivors before anonymity.

Associated Press Stavanger Norway Dresden Hardanger Lloyd Line

Ice Cream Ad Pitches Garber Corp at Market Street

Garber Ice Cream Corp manager C E Garber invites customers to visit for ice cream before buying elsewhere. Located at 215 S Market Street with ads running Mondays and Thursdays.

E. Garber Garber Ice Cream Corp S. Market Street

Wayside Inn Displays Cedar Creek Battlefield Prints

The Wayside Inn Middletown offers a 19 by 13 inch sepia reproduction sheet of twelve historic battlefield scenes from the Cedar Creek campaign. It features the Sheridan ride route house at Braddock and Piccadilly now an Elks Club, the old tollgate, Springdale at Bartonville, Mill Creek Opequon Creek Bell Plain Bell Grove bridge and related Valley Pike views, printed with permission from Ladies' Home Journal. The images recall 1864 scenes though not exact, remaining vivid to local residents.

Wayside Inn Middletown Cedar Creek Ladies’ Home Journal Sheridan Braddock and Piccadilly Streets Elks Club Tollgate House Springdale Bartonville Mill Creek Opequon Creek Bell Plain Bell Grove Old Valley Pike

Mary Yeakley and Clara Fultz Shoppe Advertisements

An old classified snippet lists price points of 1 dollar and 1.95 dollars for Friday and Saturday sales. It references Mary Yeakley at 10 West Boscawen Street and Clara V Fultz Shoppe with a date code 6-21-1p-lt. implying a local business promo or listing.

Yeakley

Waller Praises Co. Riflemen National Champions

Brig. Gen. Gardner Waller informs Capt. Paul Hartman that Company I, 106th Infantry Virginia National Guard won the 1934 National Guard indoor rifle contest with 2852 of 3000 points. 282 teams competed. Company I topped Oregon’s Company B by 31 points. The unit will receive a National Rifle Association certificate, a trophy, and seven silver medals, with the trophy kept for a year.

Virginia National Guard Winchester W. E. Blount I. .R. Golightly J. P. Blount Glenn Seabright Paul Hartman Edwin H. Smith Paul R. Hartman One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Gardner Waller Virginia Richmond National Guard Waller The Star Associated Press National Rifle Association National Guard Bureau Company I One Hundred and Rhe Infantry Oregon Adjutant-General Hartman Washington

Kiwanis Hears Report On Toronto Convention

The Kiwanis Club met at the George Washington Hotel with President H C Sheetz Sr and Andrew Bell reporting on the International Kiwanis convention in Toronto. Visitors included Rev Murray Mitchell former Winchester Kiwanian and Roanoke church pastor, and G W Lancaster.

International Kiwanis Toronto H. C. Sheetz, Sr Andrew Bell Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel The Star Murray D. Mitchell Winchester

Shepherd May Return Home By Tomorrow

Taylor Barr said he received a letter from City Sergeant C. Lee Barr stating that barring delays he will reach Winchester about noon Friday with George Shepherd, wanted on a $420 fraud charge. Shepherd was arrested in Minnesota at Grand Marais on June 3 and held in Minneapolis before Winchester police. He is sought in several states on similar charges. Mr Barr is accompanied by E Lupton.

Taylor Barr C. Lee Barr Winchester George Shepherd Shepherd Minnesota Grand Marais Minneapolis Barr E Cc. Lupton

Coal price and delivery terms from W B Snider and Son

State guarantees 60 percent lump coal offered with free quality and a price of 4.25 dollars per ton for truckload from the mine. Listed by W B Snider and Son with a dated ad line pattern.

W. B. Snider & Son

Yard Party at Sunrise United Brethren Church

A yard party benefit for the Sund ay School class is announced by Sunrise United Brethren Church for June 23. Event details indicate a church fundraiser to support the class.

Sunrise United Brethren Church S. S

Merchants to Discuss Route 11 Change on Braddock Street

A Winchester meeting of merchants and property owners along Braddock and Main streets, called by the Chamber of Commerce, will hear a proposal by the State Highway Commission to relocate Route No. 11 from Main to Braddock Street.

Winchester Braddock and Main Streets Chamber of Commerce Council Chamber of West Virginia Line Braddock Street Braddock Martinsburg Pike Miller Brothers Flower Shop Green House

Free Square Dance at Rouss Park Tonight

A square dance at Rouss Park this evening June 21 features the Apple Blossom Ramblers providing music. No charge for the anniversary event. The pavillion is growing in popularity and visitors are welcome to bring friends as guests.

Rouss Park Apple Blossom Ramblers

Arliss Picture Endorsed by Local Minister

June 19 1934 Winchester Virginia pastor Edward T Clark of First Baptist endorses the Arliss film House of Rothschild now showing at the Palace theater praising its quality and urging producers to supply more pictures like it.

Herman H. Hable Winchester Virginia House of Rothschild George Arliss The Palace Edward T. Clark First Baptist Church

Graved yards search for body of missing Miss Turverson

Detectives probe cemeteries across the metropolis for Agnes Turverson who vanished after marrying Captain Ivan Poderjay. Vienna police cooperation, no trace of a December visit found, and prosecutors say no evidence supports charges yet.

Red Press New Y Agnes Turverson Ivan Poderjay New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts Vienna Poderjay Soldier of Fortune John J. Sullivan John H

Winchester and Frederick Red Cross Meets In City Hall

The executive committee of the Winchester and Frederick County Red Cross held its June meeting at City Hall at 3 30 this afternoon. This will be the last meeting until September. Important matters were discussed but not printed in this edition. A full report will be published tomorrow.

Winchester and Frederick County The Red Cross Council Chamber City Hall Star

Autos Collide Near Sunnyside on North Frederick Pike

A collision occurred between the cars of W. A. Buncutter and DeWitt Dawson near Sunnyside on the North Frederick Pike. Both cars damaged but no injuries reported. Dawson failed to stop before entering the main highway from a side road.

W. A. Buncutter DeWitt Dawson Sunnyside Frederick Pike Dawson

Trading Dullness of Other Sessions Continues Throughout Stock Market

New York City June 21 stock market traders saw some silver shares brighten while overall activity remained dull. Most groups held back amid waiting for new motivation from economic or political forces as commission houses suffered from lack of business and equities resisted grains’ influence.

Associated Press New York City

Public Sale Notice at 317 South Main Street

Household furniture to be sold Saturday afternoon June 23 at 2 PM under Amon Stress. Auction at 317 South Main Street. Also mentions soft water and dancing events at Oak Haven with orchestra on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Oak Haven South Main Street Amon

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State Boxing Board Russell L. B. Shepherd Rail Clarke Red Harvard Crew Quarters President’s School James Bryan Conant James Rowland Angell Moller U.S J. P. Blout Highway Department Boscawen Staunton Edin- Brook Arliss Philadelphia Committee of Red Cross Winchester Steam
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