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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

9

Clarke County youths reach finals at FFA rally

Preliminary eliminations at the F F A Rally in Blacksburg place Sam Simpson Berryville and Preston Cornwall Boyce in top brackets for final judging. Poultry judges Harry Lowser Stanley Wright Woodstock and Richard Fadely Mount Jackson enter final competition. Virginia FFA officers near election after nominations faltered with Wayne Larrowe Woodlawn sole presidential nominee.

Blacksburg Sam Simpson Berryville Preston Cornwall Boyce Harry Lowser Stanley Wright Woodstock Richard Fadely Mount Jackson Virinia Future Farmers Organizaton Wayne Larrowe Woodlawn Thomas Hildebrand Varina Fred Fadely Jackson Henry C. Groseclose Walters. Newman Richmond James E. Holland Holland

Editor Beaten Trying To Pass Picketing Line

Lorain Ohio June 21 Frank Malloy managing editor of the Lorain Journal was attacked as he attempted to enter the plant while a picket line was present. He identified several witnesses including former editorial staff. Police restored order at the scene.

Lorain, O Frank Malloy Lorain Journal Malloy

Recent City Realty Transfers in Winchester

Recent transfers list in Winchester show Nan Maynard Rosenberger transferring to Earl J. Crowser a West Cecil Street lot and dwelling for $10 and valuable considerations. Rosenberger also transfers to Julia E. B. Jilkins a West Cecil Street lot and dwelling for $10 and valuable considerations. B. M. Sullivan and wife transfer to Lon M. Larrick a East Pall Mall Street lot for $10 and valuable considerations. J. S. Richman and wife transfer to C. R. Anderson and George G. Snarr a Shannon Addition lot and appurtenances for $100. Norma I. Adams and wife transfer to Louis L. and May Paxton Boxer a 440 Highland Avenue lot and building for $10 and valuable considerations.

Winchester Nan Maynard Rosenberger Earl J. Crowser West Cecil Street Julia EB. Jilkins B. M. Sullivan Lon M. Larrick East Pall Mall Street J. S. Richman C. R Anderson George G. Snarr Shannon Norma I. Adams Louis L May Paxton Boxer Highland Avenue

Matchek Called Upon To Form a New Ministry

Belgrade June 21 report says Dr Viladko Matchek, longtime adviser since King Alexander era, was named to form a new government. The move follows political shifts as factions seek stability.

Matchek Belgrade Yugoslavia Viladko Matchek Alexander

Yugoslav Regency Seeks Croatia Loyalty Amid Political Tension

The regency in Belgrade summoned leaders to discuss forming a peaceful successor to Preblige and Yevtich. Dr Matcheck left Zagreb after a telephoned invitation from Prince Paul, head of the regency, signaling a serious effort to conciliate Croatia and bind it to the Yugoslav kingdom.

Ing Fee Belgrade F. Ee Pre- Blige Ag Yevtichs Matcheck Zagreb Prince Paul Croatia

Oates Will Put On Record Admitted To Probate

The will of the late B. H. Oates has been admitted to probate. It directs that after debts are paid all real and personal property and any cash or bonds owned at death go to J. M. Oates and Annie V. Oates. The will was witnessed on January 11, 1930 by Fred Gregory.

B. H. Oates J. M. Oates Annie V. Oates Fred Gregory

Appointment of Administratrix in Probate Case

The document was proven by the oaths of William G. Hardy and Lula C. Rush. Annie W. Oates was appointed administratrix cum testamento annexo and posted a $400 bond. Appraisers named are Lee Barr, Carl T. Cather, E. G. Buck, Taylor Barr, and Robert D. Glaize.

G. L. Brawner Wilam G. Hardy Lula C. Rush Annie W. Oates T. A Lee Barr Carl T. Cather E. G. Buck Taylor Barr Robert D. Glaize

Last Dramatic Service Sunday Ends Living Reflections Series

The final service in the Living Reflections from Life's Mirror drama series will be Sunday night at 8 p.m. in the Congregational Christian Church. The series began May 12 with a Mother's Day presentation and has been well received. The closing program includes Part I Prelude by the orchestra and Hymn Play A Sacrifice of Love, with Rex Stevens as the father among the cast.

Congregational Christian Church Father Rex Stevens Scott

Family play staged at Congregational Church revival night

The program features a three scene family drama with names Atkinson Stevens Lula Rush Richie Rich ards Margaret Richards Marvin Seldon and Margare t Richards. The Living Picture frames The Storm and The Angelus are presented with music by the orchestra. The postlude closes as Mrs Marvin Seldon performs Ave Maria. Anyone interested is invited to attend Sunday at 8 pm.

Early Action Expected On Winchester Traffic Signals

Police and traffic committees study signals for Winchester intersections. Budget includes funds but may not cover all proposed lights. If the initial signals succeed, more lights could be added later from time to time.

Winchester

New Report on Fruit Crops Abroad

The Empire Marketing Board reports Danish crops show apples above average while plums are as heavy as last year. Cider apples maintain good condition, signaling strong export potential for Denmark’s fruit sector this season.

Empire Marketing Board

World fruit crop reports show uneven European yields

France faces a 58 percent pear crop versus 73 percent last year with frost affecting Burbank and Bothan plums at 60 percent and Santa Rosa plums at 80 percent. Venice sees good pears but plums at about 30 percent of normal. Ravenna shows slightly better apples and pears at about 50 percent. Czechoslovakia expects very good apples and late pears, with plums averaging a good crop.

France Venice Italy Ravenna Burbank Bothan Santa Rosa Czechoslovaka

Frederick M E Church South Frederick Charge News

Pastor Rev J D Russell directs services with Paxtons and Lamps Sunday School at 10 am. Sermons at 11 am. Lamps 2 pm Sunday School 2 pm and sermon 3 pm. Relief Sunday School 10 am with children's service at 8 pm. Round Hill 10 am Sunday School league 7 30 pm. Carpers Valley 10 am Sunday School. Macedonia 10 am Sunday School league 7 30 pm.

J. D. Russell Paxtons Lamps Round Hill Carpers Valley Macedonia

Children Day Program At Nineveh Presbyterian Church

The Nineveh Presbyterian Church invites all to a 11 a m Children’s Day program led by Miss Charlotte Powers and Miss Pauline Neville. John Earle serves as superintendent as Rev R B Campbell delivers a brief address. Music and recitations are planned by the young people for this annual event.

R. B. Campbell Charlotte Powers Pauline Neville John Earle

Helpling Hand Mission preached by Rev. C G Russell

The Rev C G Russell of Gainesboro will preach at the mission chapel at 3 30 oclock Sunday afternoon. Everyone is invited.

Indian Hollow C. G. Russell Gainesboro

Voyage of Vitus Bering Gains Alaska for Russia

The 1740 voyage under Empress Elizabeth added northwestern America to Russia's possessions. Bering had already explored the coast thirteen years earlier and concluded Asia and America are not connected.

Alaska Vitus Bering America Elizabeth Russia Bering Asia

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