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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1931

Page

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Annual Parade Highlights Virginia Veterans Camp

The Virginia Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars opened its ninth annual encampment in Winchester with about 600 delegates from 30 posts and auxiliaries. Memorial services at Christ Episcopal Church followed an opening at the George Washington Hotel with Capt. Carleton Penn delivering the keynote address about sacrifice and remembrance.

Virginia Department Veterans of Foreign Wars Virginia State Department Winchester George Washington Hotel Ladies’ Auxiliary Veterans and Auxiliary Portsmouth Post No. 993 Christ Protestant Episcopal Church West Boscawen Street George L. Whitlow Roanoke Carleton Penn France Christ Episcopal Church Noke

Simple Funeral Rites Held for Late Mr Baker

Funeral services for Alexander M. Baker longtime Winchester resident and Handley Board of Trustees treasurer were held at Christ Episcopal Church. A brief family service preceded the rites at his South Washington home. The burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Masonic pallbearers and floral tributes from societies and organizations tied to Baker.

Alexander M. Baker Winchester Handley Board of Trustees Christ Episcopal Church Baker Mount Hebron South Washington Street Robert B. Nelson Christ Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Nelson F. T. McFaden Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Mr. Baker H. C. Sheetz

Edward Presgrave Remains In Coma After Truck Incident

Clarke county youth Edward Presgrave remains in a coma after a fall from a truck near Boyce Friday. Hospital sources say his condition is very grave and doctors fear a skull fracture as he rallies only for water between intervals.

Edward Presgrave Clarke County Boyce

1931 Model A Victoria and Tudor Coupes at Winchester Auto Sales

Three 1931 Model A cars listed by Winchester Auto Sales Chevrolet Dealers: a Brewster Green Victoria Coupe with General Tires driven around 800 miles. a Chicle Drab Victoria Coupe with very low mileage. a Chicle Tudor Sedan with General Tires and about 400 miles. Also a dark blue 1931 Model A Roadster described as in perfect condition with low mileage. All cars are fully guaranteed.

Winchester Auto Chevrolet

J C Simmons Joins Winchester Auto Sales After Ford Service

After serving Ford since January 1 1929 I join Winchester Auto Sales. He thanks Winchester and Frederick County residents for support and invites all to visit and test the new Chevrolet Six touted as the Great American Value.

Ford Winchester Frederick County

Winchester Man Crowned Queen at Laurel Fete

Nelson F. Richards directed Laurel Blossom Time events with Miss Elsa Beamish crowned Queen Elsa the First of the Pocono Mountains at Wolf Hollow Country Club Delaware Water Gap. Winchester Mayor W W Glass officiated gifting the crown while Mayor Harry A Mackey of Philadelphia and the Shenandoah region figures attended.

Nelson F. Richards Margaret Gratton Harrisonburg Shenandoah W. W. Glass Elsa Pocono Pocono Manor Brooks Nelson A. Frantz The Stroudsburg Winchester Party Frantz Glass Winchester Harry A. Mackey Philadelphia Mayor Glass Mayor Mackey Virginia Monroe County

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Declares 4 Percent Dividend

The Shenandoah Valley National Bank board on Friday evening declared the regular quarterly dividend of 4 percent on capital stock. The bank had paid 16 percent annual dividends for the past two years, with dividends mailed to stockholders after each quarter. The notice references a Yard Party at Clearbrook on June 25th.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Aerae Clearbrook

Winchester Park Baseball Squad Wins Weekend Games

The Winchester Park Association baseball team defeated Berryville Athletic Club 15 to 7 and Brunswick Athletic Club 6 to 3 over the weekend. Duff earned the win with 11 strikeouts, while Whetzel and Hockman starred behind the plate. The association also announced a seventy five passenger merry go round for playgrounds and urged public donations of unused swings or benches as the wading pool serves about 50 children daily.

Winchester Park Association Berryville Athletic Club Brunswick Athletic Club Park Boys Berryville Whetzel Hockman Winchester Park Nine Maryland Brunswick Boys Montreal Duff Rouss Springs Park Association

Sale of Auto Parts Corporation Realty Includes Vacant Lots

Trustee in Bankruptcy Herbert S. Larrick announces the sale of Auto Parts Corporation real estate comprising a vacant lot on West Cecil Street a house and lot on Market Street and another vacant lot on Market Street. Refer to advertisement. Filed 6 22 25.

Auto Parts Corporation Realty West Cecil Street Market Street Herbert Larrick

Donations for Firemen's Meet Announced in August

The Virginia Volunteer Firemen's and Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's associations announce additional donations to support their August convention. Local sponsors include Clevenger's Filling Station, Pure Food Store, Sargent's Grocery, Apple Shop, Virginia Apple Candy, J. Howard Cather & Co., Bond Brothers, Snider Coal Yard, and several others each contributing 12.50, with White Sulphur Inn Property contributing 11. The notice appears with other brief items and a separate ad for crepe dresses from Moling & Cather.

Virginia Volunteer Firemen’s Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Associations Clevenger’s Sargent’s Grocery Apple Shop Virginia Apple Candy C. R. Grubbs Jnburger’s Specialty Shop J. Howard Cather & Co Bond Brothers W. B. Snider and Son Snapp’s Foundry E. T. Snider Coal Yard C. I. Brumback J. Joseph Sullivan B. M. Sullivan Freds. Boyd T. J. Orndorff Bott's Boot

Yard Party at Burnt Factory Church Friday Night

An event notice announces a yard party at Burnt Factory Church on Friday night the 26th. Details are limited in the fragment.

Burnt Factory Church

Winchester Column Celebrates Shenandoah Valley Cheer

A Winchester Frederick County column invites readers to share uplifting activities and community events in the Shenandoah Valley, emphasizing positive contributions and good cheer.

Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Valley

Virginia farmers urged to capitalize tourist travel in Valley

Maj. A. Willis Robertson of Lexington letters Virginia’s Game and Inland Fisheries Commission to promote farmer led tourism revenue. He cites Indiana’s $46 million tourist spend and describes farmers selling bait, eggs, milk and produce to visitors. He advocates Shenandoah Valley as premier tourist draw and outlines a program offering room, board, boat and guide services at set daily rates to attract non resident anglers.

Maj. A. Willis Robertson Lexington Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Virginia A. E. Andrews Indiana Farm Guide Indiana Maj. Robertson Northwest Territory Shenandoah Valley Shenandoah River Michigan Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Richmond

Widow Renounces Husbands Large Estate In Court

Mrs. Gaybrella Ebert renounces her husband Charles M. Ebert's will in Virginia and claims by law the widow's share. The estate includes valued farms and city realty with a potential gross near six figures, plus personal stock, furniture, and life interests. The will leaves realty to the hospital after her death and includes multiple bequests to relatives and churches. Personal estate appraised at 19,512.68 and realty at 74,750.00.

Corporation Clerk’s Office Gaybrella Ebert Charles M. Ebert Virginia North Braddock Street Fairfax Hotel South Cameron Street West Boscawen Street Winchester Memorial Hospital Ebert Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Market Street M. E. Church

One Killed In Clash Between Miners and Sheriff

One man was killed and nine wounded in a clash between striking coal miners and deputy sheriffs at the Wildwood mine near Pittsburgh. The dead man was a striker and one guard was among the injured as authorities tried to enforce a court order prohibiting picketing at the Bakter Consolidated Coal Company property.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Wildwood Mine Here Bakter Consolidated Coal Company

Opequon Union Chapel Weather Notice

At Opequon Union Chapel Thursday night the 25th a service is planned. If rain forces change the event will move to the following night.

Opequon Union Thurs

Free to Housewife Save Wrappers for Gelaetweed ProN

A misc item note announces a deal offering rewards for saving wrappers in BB and Breads. The text is fragmented and unclear, with placeholder terms like Gelaetweed pron and parenthetical codes. No clear persons or organizations are identified.

Speedy Acceptance of President's Plan Urged

President's plan needs quick support from creditor nations to avoid delay in a proposed one year moratorium. Secretary Mellon said nations including Great Britain France Italy Germany Belgium Romania Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia have been notified and are weighing the plan as cables ping between capitals. Sir Ronald Lindsay reported his government’s sympathetic attitude toward the proposal.

Associated Press Washingt Ray Stimaay Ee Freident Hobeer Germany Great Britain France Italy Belgium Romania Jugoslavia Czechslovakia

Funeral Rites Held for Miss Gladys M Miller

The funeral for Miss Gladys Merwin Miller student nurse at Winchester Memorial Hospital who died after a nine month illness was held at United Brethren Church North Braddock Street. Rev George W Stover and Rev W L Dudley officiated with Miss Garnet Hamrick singing and reading a poem by Miss Hamrick. Sixteen student nurses from Memorial Hospital attended along with graduates and hospital officials. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar C Miller of Greenwood. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named Harold Barrett Glenn Branner Carl Hicks Joseph Hancher Edgar Barrett and Russell Carpenter.

Gladys Merwin Miller Winchester Memorial Hospital United Brethren Church North Braddock Street George W. Stover W. L. Dudley Church of Christ Garnet Hamrick Miss Hamrick Miss Miller Memorial Hospital Maude Melson Oscar C. Miller Greenwood Mount Hebron Harold Barrett Glenn Branner Carl Hicks Joseph Hancher Edgar Barrett Russell Carpenter

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Presgrave State of Coma J. C. Simmons Laurel Fete Nat’s Brunswick Rouss Spring Park Moling & Cather Evening Star Hoover Seabright Ramsey MacDonald House of Te
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