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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

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Foreign Secretary faces heated Commons clash over Spanish war

In a tense London debate, Eden accuses Russia Germany and Italy of sending large arms shipments to Spain while Chamberlain and Lloyd George clash over non intervention. The exchange highlights dangers of easing the non intervention pact and potential belligerent rights.

London Anthony Eden Russia Germany Italy David Lloyd George Eden Neville Chamberlain Chamberlain Lloyd George Bilbao Europe Spain United States Great Britain Chambelain Britain

Asphalt paving brings smooth streets to town

Mr Winchester extols the new asphalt surfaces on many streets praising the smooth ride for cars and noting pavements, though costly, are a solid investment with good dividends for the community. He urges timely pavement improvements.

Comforted Before Testimony in Mann Act Trial

In Los Angeles John West Hunt, a white follower of Father Divine, prepares to take the stand at the Mann Act trial. Delight Jewett, 17, a Denver school girl, is comforted by her mother Mrs. Betty Jewett as proceedings continue.

Los Angeles John West Hunt Father Divine Delight Jewett Denver Betty Jewett

Mrs. Flora B. Darlington Dies at 84 in Winchester

Mrs Flora B Darlington widow of John W Darlington and member of a historic Jefferson county family died at home 419 North Loudoun street after a three year illness. She was 83 or 84 and had long been a Presbyterian parishioner closely tied to Kent Street and Loudoun Street churches. She was daughter of David S and Catharine Shoemaker and resident of Winchester since marriage.

Flora B. Darlington John W. Darlington Jefferson County W. Va North Loudoun Street Darlington Old Kent Street Presbyterian Church James R. Graham Loudoun Street Church The Presbyterian Church David S Catherine Fogelsanger

Officars Named for Democratic Primary Election

The Democratic primary on August 3 will be officiated by judges John W. Kater W M Sumption Thomas J Trier at Friendship Rouss John Dunn O T Ritter F M Yeakle at City Hall James S Ritter Arthur G Athey Forrest Fansler at Sarah Zane Robert S Bell E B Sheetz Marvin Shank clerk

Charles Harper Electoral Board John W. Kater W. M. Sumption Thomas J. Trier Rouss John Dunn O. T. Ritter F. M. Yeakle City Hall James S. Ritter Arthur G. Athey Forrest Fansler Sarah Zane Robert S. Bell E. B. Sheetz Marvin Shank

City Real Estate Public Auction Notes

Public auction Saturday June 26 at 11 A M in front of the County Court House No 690 Berryville Avenue listing a 7 room concrete block and stucco residence on a 56 by 147 lot with a 1 car frame garage Also No 213 North Loudoun Street a 3 story brick building with metal roof on a 32 by 90 lot plus alley strip Terms: one fourth cash and balance in five equal payments over five years Coleman Dunn acting for owners auctioneer.

County Court House Berryville Avenue Loudoun Street Coleman Dunn

Radio Trade-In Sale Starts June 26 at Ward Co

Montgomery Ward announces an eight day radio trade-in event beginning Saturday June 26. Customers receive a $15 allowance for their old radio as part of the sale.

Montgomery Ward & Co

Democrats In Holiday Mood For Pow Wow At Jefferson Island

More than 100 Democrats including Cabinet officers and Congressmen arrived at Annapolis to confer with President Roosevelt on Jefferson Island. The group, split between pro and anti court bill factions, planned to stay aboard four training ships while both sides described a bright day and lively discussions.

Annapolis Roosevelt Jefferson Island Chesapeake Bay Potomac Robinson Senate Democratic Club Naval Academy Dock Trim Naval Academy Bailey North Carolina van Nuys Indiana Byrd Virginia Clark Missouri House Maverick Texas

45 Votes Listed In Court Battle

Administration leaders claimed enough senate votes to approve a Roosevelt court bill compromise while opposition said none of the discussed terms would come to a vote. They warned the issue might be sidetracked as administration backers counted at least 54 votes for a plan authorizing the President to appoint new justices at one per year for each incumbent.

Washington Senate Supreme Court

Special Sale on Cotton Frocks This Friday and Saturday

Margaret L Hodgson advertises cotton frocks for 1.39 dollars in a two day sale. Formerly priced at 1.98, sizes 12 through 44 are available.

Margaret L. Hodgson

Hat sale headline echoes bargain dollar prices

A local advertisement promotes a $1.00 sale on straw and felt hats with values listed up to $5.95. The offer highlights affordable headwear and attracts bargain shoppers seeking low prices.

Yard Party at Paxton Chapel Friday June 25

Shawnee Home Demonstration Club hosts a yard party at Paxton Chapel featuring home made ice cream and a chicken supper on Friday June 25.

Paxton Chapel Shawnee Home Demonstration Club

Friday class fundraiser on Ritter lawn

By Sunday School Class of Mrs Rose Grimm a fundraiser event is set for Friday evening June 25 from 6 to 9 on the lawn of Mr and Mrs O T Ritter Valley Ave. Proceeds will support church activities.

Rose Grimm O. T. Ritter Valley Ave

Roosevelt Not To Run Again Says Wagner

New York Evening Journal quotes Senator Robert F. Wagner that President Roosevelt will not seek a third term. Wagner spoke after Governor Earle of Pennsylvania proposed a third term. The claim ties to Wagner at a wedding on Long Island, where Roosevelt reportedly told him he would not break that precedent.

New York New York Evening Journal Robert F. Wagner Roosevelt Earle Pennsylvania Journal Wagner Evelyn Wagner James J. Walker Northport Long Island

Mail Route to Bloomery to Move from Bloomery to Winchester

Effective July 1 the Bloomery West Virginia mail route will be operated from Winchester instead of Bloomery. The change should improve service as most patrons will receive mail earlier. The carrier will depart Winchester at 7 30 am Sundays excluded to deliver and receive mail, returning from Bloomery at 2 pm. Connections will link with Star routes. box accessibility will shift to the right hand side of the highway and patrons on the north side may share boxes for outgoing mail.

Bloomery W. Va Winchester

Parsons Circulates Mega Miss Alice McDowell Flyer

Mrs Parsons on Long Island mailed 50000 large circulars with detailed missing heiress description and five photographs. They say Alice McDowell was last seen June 9 at her Stony Brook home with no clues given. Federal and local officials to confer as a ransom note demanding 25000 surfaced.

Stony Brook N. Y Federal Bureau of Investigation Alice McDowell Parsons Long Island Society

Wanted to find home for fine female setter dog

Public notice seeks a good home for a white and tan female setter dog and provides two contact numbers 41 J and 1182 for interested parties to reach the owner.

Pure Tea Promoted as Rich Energy Source

An advertisement touts PURE TEA as a premier energy source from PURE FOOD STORE and brands King George Tea as the best option.

Farmer Sues Cline for 10000 Damages Over May 1 1936 Assault

Charles Farmer sues Benjamin C Cline of the Winchester police for 10000 claiming injuries from an May 1 1936 assault with a blackjack causing unconsciousness and lasting pain. The declaration filed in the Corporation Court lists two counts and seeks compensation for permanent and prolonged hindrance to work and medical costs.

Charles Farmer Benjamin C. Cline Winchester Clark M. Smith Corporation Court Farmer F. S. Tavenner F. H. Brumback Woodstock Enjamin C. Cline Tress Pass

Winchester Red Cross forms First Aid Corps

Members of the Winchester Frederick chapter organized a First Aid Corps with Taylor Barr as chairman. Officers elected include Roy Fisher president Lester Forney vice president Myrtle Chrismore vice president and Margaret Knight secretary treasurer. A quarterly meeting schedule and actions for examinations were authorized.

Winchester- Frederick The Red Cross Taylor Barr Roy Fisher Lester Forney Myrtle Chrismore Margaret Knight

Final Conference Fails to End Steel Board Talks

Leopold L. Block of Inland Steel Co. and Grace of Bethlehem Steel appear in Cleveland as executives struggle to reach a final conference with the United States Steel Board amid strike actions. The scene captures ongoing tension between major steel interests and federal regulators.

Federal Steel Eee Board Cleveland Leopold L. Block Chicago Inland Steel Co Yuaene Grace Bethlehem O. —Central Press

Fire Hazard Regulations Enforced In State By Fire Marshal

L. A. Travers, Richmond State Deputy Fire Marshal, warned Richmond residents that fire hazard regulations will be rigorously enforced ahead of the upcoming annual business and building inspections. He noted past violations in Winchester and Arlington court actions against offenders. Travers urged homeowners to inspect furnaces and repairs, stressing prevention and potential insurance rate effects from fire loss reductions.

L. A. Travers Richmond Winchester Travers Res

Marriage Licenses Rush in June as June Tops Records

City Clerk Clark M. Smith reports June as the peak month for marriage licenses with Saturdays drawing the most. Last Saturday set an all time record of seven licenses issued while two couples were redirected for legal reasons. Year total reaches 92 licenses to date, highest for this period since June 1934.

Clark M. Smith

Pianos for sale in Winchester on monthly terms

Baby grand, apt, upright and a Spinet piano offered for sale or temporary storage. Exhibition models from a nationally known make used only for exhibitions, stored in Winchester. White wholesale territory manager W. M. Poole, care of Warren Hotel, Harrisonburg, Va, arranging terrific discounts and monthly terms.

Winchester W. M. Poole Warren Hotel Harrisonburg

June 26 Event at Greenway U B Church Near Double Tollgate

An event is planned for June 26 at Greenway United Bible Church near Double Tollgate. The listing notes a date and location with no additional details.

Greenway U. B. Church Double Tollgate

Dividend Notice From The Commercial and Savings Bank

Directors declare a semi annual dividend of three percent payable to stockholders on July 1 1937. Checks will be mailed. John I Sloat cashier signs off for the Commercial and Savings Bank.

The Commercial & Savings Bank John I. Sloat

Death of Oscar L. Polhamus Apple Dealer

Oscar L. Polhamus of Victor New York died there several days ago. He long represented the apple buying firm T A Watson and Company of New York City in this area. Polhamus had many Winchester and Frederick county friends and bought hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of apples, with all transactions reported satisfactory. News reached Winchester via J H Yost cashier of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company in a letter from Victor New York.

Winchester Oscar L. Polhamus Victor, N. Y T.A. Watson and Company New York City Polhamus J. H. Yost Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Victor N. Xs

Mahoning Valley Mills Plan Two Shift Reopening

Mahoning Valley steel mills including Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel announce a two shift reopening at 7 o clock with National Guard oversight amid a month long walkout by the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee. Bethlehem and Inland Steel to be consulted on a man to man peace conference with John L. Lewis' C I O.

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Republic Steel Corporation Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee Ohio National Guard Youngstown Youngstown Sheet and Tube Campbell W. B. Gillies Mahoning Valley Steel Mills National Guard Martin L. Davey Roosevelt Cleveland Perkins Washington, D. C Bethlehem Inland Steel Corporations John L. Lewis

Mrs Stine Improves After Operation At Winchester Memorial

Mrs Albert W Stine long ill at home on the Middle road has improved after an operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stine formerly Miss Iva Virginia Dodson daughter of Alonzo Dodson of Frederick County.

Albert W. Stine Middle Road Winchester Memorial Hospital Stine Iva Virginia Dodson Alonzo Dodson Frederick County

Fishing licenses issued for new fiscal year

Frederick Circuit Court clerk C. C. Brannon and Corporation Court clerk Clark M. Smith have received fishing licenses for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and they are available for purchase with the usual fees. Bass season opens July 1. Local anglers fear river conditions may hinder opening with the North Branch reportedly muddy in Shenandoah County, raising doubts about silt settling in time.

C. C. Brannon Frederick Circuit Court Clark M. Smith Corporation Court Igaac Walton Shenandoah

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Commons Archibald Southby MR Winchester City Real Estate Radio Sale Binet Jeffer Son Island Cline Fisher President Virginia Avenue Evening Star Leopold E. Block Eugene Grace L. Polhamus Apple Davey U. S Sticking Youngstown, O Mahoning Valley Steel Mill Cambria Johnstown
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