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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

6

Engagement of Miss Sowers Announced in Rockland

In Rockland Miss M Lee Sowers and Mr. C Jett Cunningham announce their engagement. The party at Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Sowers home featured green balloons and heart napkins with the couple’s initials. Miss Sowers, Warren County High School 1934 graduate, attended State Teachers College Fredericksburg. Cunningham, Virginia Tech 1932 graduate, formerly managed Southern States Service in town and now works in Hedgesville W Va schools. The wedding is planned for late summer.

Front Royal Robert Lee Sowers Rocksland M Lee Sowers C. Jett Cunningham Lynchburg Miss Sowers Warren County State Teachers’ College Fredericksburg Cunningham Henry Cunningham Virginia Polytechnic Institute Southern States Service Hedgesville W. Va

Prisoners Moved From Warren County Jail to State Farm

A wagon from the State farm took five inmates from the Warren County jail to the farm near Richmond. The prisoners removed yesterday were Herman Richardson Gilmore Corder Wilbur Rose Eugene Haens and Elton Fat Reed Jones, all listed as sent to the farm.

Front Royal State Farm Warren County Richmond Herman Richardson Gilmore Corder Wilbur Rose Eugene Haens CCC Elton Fat Heed) Jones

Eva Coo to face electric chair at Ossining prison

Governor Herbert Lehman could commute or grant a stay of execution for Eva Coo who is scheduled to die on June 27 in Ossining New York for the murder of her handyman Harry Wright. The case draws renewed attention as clemency options are considered.

Eva Coo Ossining Prison New York Harry Wright Herbert Lehman

Heavy Tax Levies by Egyptian Official in Last Century

A historical note claims an Egyptian tax collector drew 75 million dollars in a single year, surpassing the official revenue total of 50 million. The remark contrasts excessive levies with the state’s documented income.

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Social and Personal Notes From Front Royal Va

Edward Willams returns from a business trip to the southwest L B Durrew plans a trip to Staunton to visit friends Justice and Mrs Walter G Owmstead enjoy time at their Shenandoah camp George Wilkinson recovers from a fall while in Front Royal John Galleher of Leesburg involved in national emergency council visit Dr M Cohn Bentonville visitors Walton of Charlottesville visits with Dr and Mrs O W Carper Snooky Weaver leaves for Richmond to take a new post Francis and Travis Dudley host friends B M Mills returns from Baltimore with social gathering honoring Mrs Bills birthday E D Poulton and son Jack in Washington Band practice for Friday concert at Warren County High School.

Shenandoah Valley League Yesterday's Resuits and Standings

In Culpeper 3 2 yesterday Shenandoah Valley League action saw Waynesboro at Charlottesville and Thursday and Saturday games listed. Standings show Culpeper leading, Front Royal and Waynesboro behind, with Heurich Harrisonburg Charlottesville Staunton and Orange in pursuit. Erin Ireland story notes Queen Hiri and Irish stone memory. Racine church oddity covers Protestant auxiliary to St Rose’s.

Culpeper Waynesboro Charlottesville Front Royal Staunton Heurich Orange Harrisonburg Racine, Wis St. Rose’s Catholic Church

Squirrel Case Is Continued In Shenandoah Park

Everett Fox faces charges of hunting squirrels in Shenandoah National Park as the commonwealth fails to prove the area is a state game sanctuary. The case, before Justice Olmstead, was continued for lack of sanctuary proof. co defendant Noah Walter remains jailed for unpaid fines.

Front Royal Commonwealth Everett Fox Walter G. Olmstead Shenandoah National Park William C. Armstrong, Jr Fox State Conservation and Development Commission Noah Walter Norman Shepherd Walters Warren County

Life Begins at 44 for Ira Henderson Graduate

Ira Henderson a 44 year old oil field worker from Waynesburg Pennsylvania recently graduated from Waynesburg College after a 26 year wait. He returned to study during low times in the oil fields supporting himself and his son by giving music lessons. He earned honors in psychology and now plans to become a high school teacher.

Ira Henderson Waynesburg Waynesburg College Henderson

Man Guilty of Beating Child Faces Public Whipping

ALEXANDRIA Virginia June 26 Harry Gregory aged 37 was found guilty of beating his three year old adopted daughter. Judge James Reece Duncan offered 12 months in jail or a public whipping. Gregory chose the whipping option.

Alexandria Harry Gregory James Reece Duncan Gregory

Wisconsin Awards Hull Degree to Cordell Hull

Secretary of State Cordell Hull is awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. He stands with Governor Philip La Follette and President Glen Frank, recalling his first law degree earned in 1891.

Cordell Hull University of Wisconsin Madison Philip la Folette Center Glen Frank Hull

Tuberculosis Clinic Planned in Front Royal Virginia

A state health clinic for tuberculosis screening will be held at the Masonic Hall in Front Royal on Tuesday July 9 1935 under the County Board of Health. Examinations are free but require a signed family physician request. Children under fifteen are not routinely examined.

State Department of Health Masonic Hall Front Royal Virginia County Board of Health

Five more anti Catholic demonstrators fined in Edinburgh

In Edinburgh on June 26 five more anti Catholic protesters were fined 10 pounds each for disturbances linked to Roman Catholic Eucharistic celebrations. The sheriff warned future offenses would not earn only fines. Police maintained order as hundreds of mounted officers patrolled after the demonstrations. seven others were fined the day before.

Edinburgh Scotland

Will Dedicate New Church on Sunday June 30

Highland United Brethren Church near Berkeley Springs West Virginia will be dedicated Sunday June 30 by Rev A P Haver Martinsburg conference superintendent. The Rev William E Walfe is pastor. The church replacement was built after a July 27 1934 lightning fire destroyed the prior building.

Highland United Brethren Church Berkeley Springs W. Va A. P. Havermale Martinsburg William E. Walfe Highland Church

Resolutions To Dodge Bullets Are Approved

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved two munitions resolutions to keep U S citizens and funds from future wars. One would allow the President to deny passports to those seeking war zone travel. The other would bar private or public loans to belligerents in wars involving no U S participation.

Washington Senate Munitions Committee United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Waley Wife to Face Trial as Court Prepare to Hear Defense

Mrs Margaret Waley 19 ready to take stand in her own defense in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case. Her husband Harmon Waley and Mahan are alleged to have carried out the abduction for a 200000 ransom. Waley pleads guilty and is serving 45 years at McNeil Island.

Olympia Wash Margaret Thulin Waley George Weyerhaeuser John F. Dore Bim Harmon M. Waley William Dainard Mahan Waley McNeil Island Ellensburg Dore Weyerhaeuser Seattle E. E. Cushman

Machinists and Miners Clash Over Guffey Bill Change

Washington June 26 A new dispute erupts between the International Association of Machinists and the United Mine Workers over the Guffey bill to create a soft coal industry NRA style plan. Machinists seek an amendment allowing separate wage and hour deals for enlisted members in bituminous mines. UMWA President John L. Lewis vows to fight the amendment to the last ditch.

Washington International Association of Machinists United Mine Workers of America NRA Machinists House Ways and Means John L. Lewis United Mine Workers

Former Seattle Mayor’s Counsel in Kidnapping Pleas

Former Seattle mayor was chief counsel for the Waleys, confessed kidnapers of George Weyerhaeuser, as they pleaded guilty to violation of the Lindbergh kidnaping laws in federal court in Tacoma Washington.

John F. Dore Seattle Harmon Waley George Weyerhaeuser Tacoma Wash

Chemically Treated Bands Aid Codling Moth Control in Apple Orchards

Entomologist Harman of the New York Geneva Experiment Station reports that chemically treated bands placed on apple trees in July capture and destroy codling moth larvae as they seek cocoons. The bands, used with care on older bark, can nearly eliminate worms under the bands, reducing damage from the second brood and improving spray effectiveness.

Harman Geneva N. Y Prof. Harman

Mrs Mary White Dies After Long Illness in Virginia

Mrs Mary Elizabeth White 52 daughter of Thomas E and Alice Kidwell White died at 11 15 last night at No 18 North Kent St after a lingering illness She was born October 13 1883 and spent most of her life in Virginia Survived by her parents two daughters Virginia Sager and Elizabeth Irwin four brothers Edward Eppa Thomas and J Luther White and two sisters Edna Kirby Mamie White Funeral at 2 pm Friday in Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel with Rev Clark of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and burial in the family lot

Mary Elizabeth White Thomas E Alice Kidwell White North Kent Street Virginia Mr. Clark Seventh Day Adventist Church

New Social Head Considered for Roosevelt Board

Clinton Anderson of New Mexico is named in Washington as one of three candidates to administer the Roosevelt social security program. An outstanding Democratic leader of the southwest he has a long background in insurance research and social problems.

Clinton Anderson New Mexico Washington Roosevelt Social Security Southwest Anderson Truax Ohio Roosevelt

Endeavorers Gather for Annual State Convention

The forty first state convention of the Endeavor Society will meet at Clarendon Baptist Church from Thursday night to Sunday with an all day program. State officers will be elected after a banquet at the Mayflower Hotel. Dr William Hiram Foulkes will speak on Sunday and new officers will be installed after a buffet supper. Local delegates from Winchester and Frederick county planned to attend. The International Christian Endeavor convention is set for July 2 to 7 in Philadelphia.

An Endeavor Society Clarendon Baptist Church District of Columbia Union Washington Mayflower Hotel William Hiram Foulkes Winchester Frederick County Clarendon International Christian Endeavor Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Roosevelt Side Steps Haste On Wealth Tax Plan

Washington moves stalled as Senate finance panel delays new levies while Treasury and drafting experts finish rate schedules. President Roosevelt signals readiness to act separately on wealth taxes and nuisance levies to meet Friday or Saturday deadlines, with House Democrats resisting tied extensions. The budget reform debate centers on higher incomes, inheritances and corporate taxes amid warnings of revenue losses and political backlash.

West Senate Finance Committee Treasury Legislative Drafting Roosevelt Congress House Ways and Means Senate Byrns Robinson White House Oller Washington New Deal Harrison Clark D-Mo Rep Wadsworth R-Ny Chamber Borah R-Ida Long Dla Finance Committee Garner

Good Quality Wheat From Shenandoah Valley Shown In Mills

The 1935 Shenandoah Valley wheat crop is praised for quality as it is exhibited at mills in Winchester and nearby towns. Seasonal rainfall did little harm and grain size and straw growth are near normal. The crop provides jobs for many unemployed workers, with 1935 production near or slightly above last year under government contracts.

Shenandoah Valley Frederick

Holding Company and Weasel Color Change

A holding company is a corporation whose main business is owning stocks and securities of other firms and earning income mainly from dividends and interest. The weasel changes its coat twice yearly, taking forty to fifty days to molt from white winter fur to brown summer fur in fall and spring.

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The Winchester Evening Star Richard K. Eddy Telephone Front Reyal Mr. Cunningham Last Beauty Updyke’s the Royal Troubadours Edward Willams L. B. Durrew Justice Mrs Walter G. Owmstead George Wilkinson John Galleher Leesburg National Emergency Council M. Cohn Bentonville Mr. Walton Mrs. O .W. Carper Mr. Francis Travis Dudley B. M. Mills Baltimore Bills Mr. E. D. Poulton Jack Washington, D. C Warren County High School Shenandoah Valley League Erin Ireland Hiri Carmody Ail-Na-Meeran Dublin Usineach Wisconsin Gov la Follette Glenn Frank State Health Department Clinic Mrs. Waley McNeill Island Waleys New York Mary White Endeavorers Gathering Conside
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