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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

9

Virginians Split on Constitutional Amendment Plank

Virginia leaders at the Democratic convention show strong sentiment against adding a constitutional amendment plank to the platform. Governor Peery and Senator Glass confront ongoing debate on the plank amid broader talks on economy and monetary policy.

Heywood Bell Philadelphia George C. Peery Carter Glass Virginia Glass Washington Aubrey G. Weaver Robert Kane Gate City Mooresville N. J Josephine Kane Scott County William Allen White Emporia Kansas Joe Robinson Alf M. Landon White Kane Ashton Dovell Virginia House of Delegates Peery Patrick H. Drewry Petersburg Drewry James H. Price George Gordon Battle New York University of Virginia Charles K. Hardrader Bristol Carter

Sharkey Seeks Crucial Win Against Brubaker at Fenway Park

Boston June 25 Veteran Jack Sharkey hopes to regain the heavyweight crown with a 10 round bout against California standout Phil Brubaker at Fenway Park. Sharkey, age 34, believes a decisive victory will reestablish him in the heavyweight title picture despite Brubaker being viewed as undersized for the division.

Boston Jack Sharkey Phil” Brubaker California Fenway Park Sharkey Brubaker

Western Drought Worsens Across the West

Heat intensifies crop losses as June ranks as the second driest on record in the drought struck regions. Forecasters warn of scant relief with only possible scattered thunderstorms in the northern North Central States and continued high temperatures.

Chicago

Reynolds Store News Notes From Reynolds Virginia

Reynolds Store notes detail a series of local visits and health updates. Families such as Luttrells and Lutrrells travel to Grimes to visit Mrs. Robert Luttrell who is recovering from arm injuries. Various social calls occur including Batt and Light, Unger, Omps, and Largent families with extended kin from Winchester and Hagerstown. Cultural events mention a convict camp baseball win at Gainesboro by 15 to 13.

Oscar Light Minnie Maryland Crossen Ernest Batt Grover Helsley Winchester Roy Bohrer Gainesboro Billie Reynolds Earl Lola May Unger Sunny Side Dewey Batt Hagerstown Ralph Kerns Howard Reynolds F. M. Bagent Janey Davis Ward Shade Henry Huffman Luray E. D. Shenk F. J. Gardner Harry Gardner Harry Largent Edgar Largent Edward Rupple Onile Omps Roxanna Batt Alton Omps

Refuge Notes and Social Visits Across Virginia

Refuge Virginia residents record calls and family visits including John Bauserman traveling to Woodstock for his ill mother. Jane Lee Lillard stayed with relatives Howard Leith. Elizabeth Ritenour visited with the Ritenour family. L L Bowman and family visited Stephenson as Hopewell society gathered Sunday. Numerous local visitors from Martinsburg and Washington call on residents. Tronto Ontario notes a birthday tradition of Constable William G Percy and his wife with a birthday celebration. Their son shares the date, June 22, 1901.

Refuge John Bauserman Woodstock Jane Lee Lillard Howard Leith Elizabeth Ritenour Harley Ritenour L. L. Bowman John Bowman Stephenson Hopewell James Tronto Ont William G. Percy Fred Orndorff J. E. Legge Janet Charles Sperry E. R. Sperry Brucetown Guyer Larrick Beckley W. Va Syd Larrick Larrick Gordon Keith Clifton Forge LeRoy Withrow Keith George Gordon Keith Eddie McInturff Washington, D. C Misses McInturff Earl van Dine Coville Richmond Annie Henretty L. L. Sibert Frederick Winchester Mary Sibert W. H. Edmonson Main Street

Local social notes from Stephens City and nearby towns

Rambling society items list visits and family events across Stephens City and surrounding areas. Residents from Chann ersburg Philadelphia to Beckley Virginia share weekends with relatives, hospital births reported, and local property updates noted this June 25.

Oranda Notes Highlights Local Visits and Harvest

Oranda Virginia notes list visits from residents and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. James Boggs in town guests and weekend visitors from Marlboro Charlottesville and Washington. A Baltimore trip, Front Royal and Winchester outings, Cedar Bluff farm gatherings, and local family hosts are mentioned. Wheat harvest nears completion with an average crop and Dr Winkfield of Strasburg is the attending physician.

Oranda James Boggs Winchester Mike Smith Marlboro Lizzie Hontas Ernest Charlottesville Herbert Stokes Baltimore J. A. Carroll Front Royal Minnie Orndorff Doke Emma _ Stickley Cedar Bluff Farm C. W. Raley Washington, D. C Gladys Ogden Washington Mamie Hemilright Dr. Winkfield Strasburg

Middletown Notes From Town and Surrounds

Middletown notes list residents visiting family in Alexandria Winchester and Bluemont while others travel to Philadelphia and Washington. Frank Weirich, patient at Homeopathic Hospital in Washington, D C, is improving. Dorothy Ann Keith visits Washington this week with a host family.

Middletown Ollie Ritter Lottye Boyer Town Alexandria Lee Hottel Jack Sperry Winchester Carson Dettra Jim” Williams Philadelphia Frank Weirich Homeopathic Hospital Washington, D. C Harris Sperry Connie Joan John Fleming Bluemont Dorothy Ann Keith

Birthday party picnic at Rock Enon Springs shared with visitors

Cross Junction notes describe a June birthday celebration at Rock Enon Springs with baskets unpacked and dinner served picnic style. The report lists visits and gatherings among families in Winchester Green Spring Martinsburg and Washington DC, noting several relatives and guests over recent days.

Bundey Braithwaite Rock Enon Springs Paul Braithwaite O. W. Dick Whitacre Mrs. Dick Ohio R. G. Edwards F. L. Bartlett Floyd Green Spring Pittsburgh Gerald Braithwaite Winchester H. Braithwaite John Gunn Louis and Philip Washington, D. C C. G. Baker Lester Kerlin Robert Kenneth Lewis J. S. Braithwaite Floyd Luttrell Annie Unger Martinsburg W. Va Roy Stotler Unger

Manitowoc Burglar Steals Centennial Wooden Nickels

A Manitowoc burglar broke into a drug store and stole wooden souvenir five cent pieces made for the Manitowoc Centennial Celebration worth one dollar.

Manitowoc Wis

Fight Pictures Break Records Across the Nation

New York reports fill to capacity as Louis Schmeling fight reels draw large crowds nationwide. Manager Bill Duffey predicts nearly a million from Carnera rights. Some footage shows Schmeling’s injuries. postfight cars and gifts head to Max.

New York Louis Schmeling Bill Duffey Primo Carera

Evanston Man Demonstrates Improved Flare Invention

Evanston Illinois resident Harry W Diedrick arrived at the police station to demonstrate an improved flare to warn motorists of stalled cars at night. Police welcomed him with two warrants aged several months for parking without lights.

Evanston Ill Harry W. Diedrick

Camp Lupton Opens Monday for Six Week Summer Program

Camp Lupton at Goerstad near Woodstock Virginia begins its six week season on Monday June 29. The camp on the Shenandoah river offers swimming boating and water sports with safety measures including a river platform boat dock raft and trained counselors. Applications are urged to avoid accommodation shortfalls.

Camp Lupton Goerstad Massanutten Academy Shenandoah River Woodstock Aang Camp

Judge Dismisses Traffic Case Over New Alibi Claim

Prize winner Ace Police Magistrate Lambert M. Caenentanas took office and dismissed charges against a traffic violator who offered a brand new alibi. Thomas W. Sanders faced a charge for leaving a running car with the dog in the front seat. He claimed the dog bumped the ignition, restarting the hot engine after he exited the vehicle. The judge called the explanation the best he had heard and dismissed the case.

Ace Lambert M. Caeenentanaser Thomas W. Sanders

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Mr. Kane Hope Doan Albin Barkley Kentucky Alben Barkley Central Press Convention Barkley Stephens City Items Susie Carbaugh Curtis Puckett Adrienne Smith Lucille Lambert Bridgewater Frances Vincent Harry Carbaugh Harry Warren West of Town Firestone Battery Service Firestone Courier Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores Loudoun St Youngstown Winchester Wholesale Grocery Corp W. Water St Winchester Evening Star Italy Fulvio Suvich Benito Mussolini United States Augusto Rosso Central Preas Schmeling Max Mike Max Machon Camp Luton Goldin Jones Harris Addition National Avenue F. L. Harris
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