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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1939

Page

7

Riproarious Dance Aboard Tourist Ship

Aboard The Gordon Greene the crew and wives staged a riproarious musical on arrival at Shiloh Tennessee for a 12 hour visit. Passengers enjoyed dancing solos and operatic acts with a southern flair as the ship proceeds to Paducah and Cincinnati. The voyage celebrates the ship’s hostess Mrs Mary Greene on her seventy first birthday aboard.

N. K. Larrick Gordon Greene Shiloh Tenn Paducah Tennessee Ohio Sol Paul Jones Luna Haslf Essee Virginia Midwest Mary Greene Cincinnati

Kiwanis Farm Program Promoted at International Convention

A committee led by Claude Parcell of Fredericksburg will promote the Capital District Agricultural program for Kiwanis clubs next year. The plan targets diversified agriculture soil erosion youth activities and vocational agriculture in high schools across 38 Virginia clubs and more than 2,000 clubs in the U S and Canada. The capital district vocational guidance committee aims to improve youth guidance statewide with J Walton Hall Ashland chair and 10 others including George H Hill Fred C Robinson R Tyler Bland Edwin F Clements Lonsdale J Roper and Richard F Gaston.

Boston Claude Parcell Fredericksburg Capital District Kiwanis Clubs Kiwanis International Virginia United States Canada Parcell C. Thomas. Martz Harrisonburg Frank B. Fitzpatrick Radford C. G. Ashmore Crewe William H. Darden South Norfolk Mar William Lyle Mowlds Dover J. Walton Hall Ashland George H. Hill Hilton Village Fred C. Robinson Richmond R. Tyler Bland West Point Edwin F. Clements Petersburg Lonsdale J. Roper Richard F. Gaston Hampton

Noted Minister Taken By Death

Nashville June 23 Death ends the ministry of Dr. W. C. Alexander 75 who served in the Presbyterian church for over fifty years He left the active pastorate two years ago but provided pulpit supply in the region He was clerk of the Tennessee Synod and Nashville Presbytery at death Born Charleston S C he studied at The Citadel and Union Theological Seminary in Hampden Sydney Va now Richmond

Nashville W. C. Alexander Presbyterian Church Alexander Tennessee Synod Nashville Presbytery Charleston S. C Citadel Union Theological Seminary Hampden-Sydney, Va Richmond

Indians on Warpath Rumor Traced to Movie Shoot

A caller claimed Native Americans were on the warpath prompting police to survey the area. Investigators traced the uproar to the shooting of battle scenes by a movie troupe near Santa Fe New Mexico.

Santa FE. N. Mex Tom Summers Esther Wilson Peoria

Mount Pleasant United Brethren Church Reopens After Repairs

The Mount Pleasant United Brethren Church on the Winchester charge will reopen with a special service on Sunday morning. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. and the worship service at 11 a.m. All members and friends are urged to attend.

Mount Pleasant

Cattle rustling case tied to Llangollen estate arrest

Gilbert Tumblin, 28, employed on the Llangollen estate of Mrs. John Hay Whitney at Upperville, was arrested in Leesburg on charges of stealing cows and heifers valued at about 1000 dollars. The thefts reportedly stretched over time and cattle were sold at market. Sheriff Adrian and deputies investigate.

Leesburg Gilbert Tumblin Llangollen John Hay Whitney Upperville Tumblin Whitney E. S. Adrian

Frank Stover To Head Virginia Funeral Directors

The Virginia Funeral Directors Association elected officers in Roanoke and adjourned its 52nd annual conference to meet in Petersburg in 1940. F. C. Stover of Strasburg was named president, W. J. M. Holland Jr. of Franklin the secretary, and R. M. Loving of Covington the treasurer.

Frank Stover Virginia Funeral Directors Roanoke Virginia Funeral Directors Association Petersburg F. C. Stover Strasburg State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors W. J. M. Holland, Jr Franklin R. M. Loving Covington L. T. Christian Richmond Richard Hamrick Staunton J. Aker Williams Chilhowie Association Henry W. Woody Woody

Farm Economy To Be Discussed At Teacher Meet

BLACKSBURG June 23 E G Nourse of the Brookings Institution will discuss the general economic background of the present agricultural situation at the opening of the annual conference of the white teachers of vocational agriculture in Virginia. Also on Monday morning are Morris B Stores and Harry Carman. The program builds toward a national agricultural program with talks by University of North Carolina and Ohio State University figures. Dr Walter S Newman will present his annual report Thursday morning. Meetings occur in Patton Engineering Hall at Virginia Tech.

Blacksburg Nourse Rupertee Department of Ecoomics University of North Carolina J. J. Spengler Vance Spengler H. W. Nisonger Ohio State University Nisonger Walter S. Newman State Department of Education Patton Engineering Hall Virginia Tech

General Hauling Permit Is Sought in Hearings

The Bennett Transfer Company of Cumberland Maryland seeks a brokerage permit on household goods in a hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner F W Denniston. I L Rodgers of Keyser West Virginia applied for a general hauling permit within 100 miles covering Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania including Baltimore and Washington.

Cumberland Bennett Transfer Company F. W. Denniston Interstate Commerce Commission I. L. Rodgers, Keyser W. Va Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Baltimore Washington

Proposes Lion As a Watchdog at Animal Farm

GEORGETOWN Mass June 23 Charles W Phelan seeks a license to tether his 15 month old lion Leo by a 100 foot chain to guard nights outside cages at his animal farm Leo would serve as an ideal watchdog if the town selectmen grant approval to tether and stand guard among more than 120 other animals

Georgetown Mass Charles W. Phelan Leo Edward S. Nelson Selectmen

Crow estate heirs gather for rare Crows Nest sale

Berryville residents report heirs to the Crow estate, including Mrs. William Royce and Miss Eugenia Swann, among others from New York Baltimore and Berryville, assembling antiques sold earlier in the week. Local social notices recount guests, travels, and upcoming appearances across Clarke and neighboring counties.

Berryville William Royce Eugenia Swann New York Reginald Morrison Baltimore Montague Stevens Chatham N. J Marie Crow Crow Crows Nest

Paper dealer jailed for short weighing charity drive

Madison L. Goff of Glendale California was sentenced to 60 days in jail for short weighting during the grammar school annual paper drive for charity.

Glendale Calif Madison L. Goff

Experts Urge Adventure for Youth as Antidote to Security

In Richmond on June 23 two vocational experts urged young Americans to seek risk and adventure rather than perpetual security. Paul Terry Cherington, former university professor, and Dr Harry D Jitson of Columbia Teachers College warned that the emphasis on safety suppresses invention and progress. They predicted a temporary shift away from security will help solve unemployment.

Richmond Alpha Tau Omega America Paul Terry Cherrington New York Harry D. Jitson Teachers’ College Columbia University

Little Business Opposes Government Insured Loans

A small business representative testified before a senate banking subcommittee that government insured loans for business would create a WPA for small business, challenging Senator Mead's plan to insure bank loans to firms and industry. The claim followed Mead's assertion of support from two cabinet members for expanded aid.

Washington Little Business Mead D-Ny Dewit M. Emery Akron National Small Business Men's Association Senate

Judgment For False Teeth in California Suit

In Los Angeles on June 23, Mr and Mrs Samuel C Shine sued Cafe Owner Lorenzo Clemente for 2975 dollars damages after plaster fell on them. Shine claimed one set of false teeth broken valued at 150 dollars. A judgment awarded Mr Shine 100 dollars and Mrs Shine 150 dollars.

Los Angeles Samuel C. Shine Lorenzo Clemente Shine

Plane dive restores voice and hearing for Florida woman

Mrs Frances Decara of West Palm Beach regained voice and hearing after an airplane dive near Pittsburgh as doctors and pilots reported. The episode followed a week of speech loss while traveling with friends, with a high altitude dive cited as therapeutic.

Pittsburgh Frances Decara West Palm Beach Fla Raymond Elder Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics

Notice of claims against the estate of Emma N Samsell

Persons with claims against the estate of the late Mrs Emma N Samsell are asked to present them promptly to The Commercial and Savings Bank as executor. Emma N Samsell deceased date 6 21 61.

Emma N. Samsell Commercial & Savings Bank

Safe And Sane Fourth Decreed In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg June 23 state and local police along state borders are set to enforce the new law forbidding sale and use of fireworks with the exception of toy pistols and caps Col C M Thelm deputy motor police commissioner said orders have been sent to district headquarters for strict enforcement to ensure a safe and sane Fourth of July.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Col. C. M. Thelm

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