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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1940

Page

2

Chicken Peddler Accused In Slaying Of Wife And Children

Elizabeth Sanderlin 5 Joseph 7 Shily Joalice 6 months perished in a chicken house rafters. Police report the substance of the accused’s interview before a county court as the case heads to the Norfolk grand jury Monday in Portsmouth. The Sanderlin farm is under investigation with funeral services scheduled for 3 p.m. Thursday at Graham Funeral Home South Norfolk.

Elizabeth Sanderlin Aries Joseph Sanderlin Shily Joalice Sanderlin Rafis Norfolk Commonwealth A. C Linch Frank H Wilson Casteen Sanderlin Graham Funeral

Mystery Fatality Near Spooks Mount Airy

June 26 report from Spooks Mount Airy North Carolina says Cecil Galloway 25 a Black man was found dead near a cemetery. Coroner rules heart attack possibly triggered by fright.

MT. Airy N. C Cecil Galloway

Philadelphia raid tied to powerful bomb discovery

Detectives and FBI agents seized Al Heller and a companion in Philadelphia while probing a powerful bomb discovery near the Republican convention city. Local authorities coordinate with federal agents as the investigation continues.

Federal Bureau of Investigation al Heller Philadelphia

Windsor and Duchess Dined on Sardines in Paris Flight

The Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield, the former Duchess, told reporters at the British embassy in Madrid on June 26 that they had dined on sardines in the days before leaving France. The duchess said Paris kitchens lacked shortages and their chef allegedly bought ahead against orders.

Madrid Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield France Paris

Retailers Elect Patterson Virginia Merchants Leader

Virginia retailers meeting in Waynesboro elected Cr Patterson of Lynchburg president for the coming year. C W Holt of Martinsville urged pledging service and profits to support national defense. Louis Spilman urged selling the association to non members by showing its impact on credit regulation and legislation. Next year’s meeting set for Lynchburg.

Waynesboro Virginia Cr. Patterson Lynchburg C. W. Holt Martinsville Louis Spilman Waynesboro News-Virginian

Henry Ford Praises Newspapers As Best Educators

Henry Ford extols newspapers as the best educators noting their daily arrival and up to the minute reporting. He emphasizes timely information and constant accessibility as vital for learning.

Know Your Bank Directors

Claude Richard Cammer born December 22 1889 at Harrisonburg moved from Shenandoah Valley Academy to Virginia Military Institute and served in France 1917 19 wounded in action later becoming secretary treasurer of Valley Service Station Inc. He sits on the boards of Shirley Carter Building and Loan Association and Shenandoah Valley National Bank and is active in Masons and the American Legion. Maurice Lynch a longtime Farmers and Merchants Bank director and Winchester lawyer born May 14 1854 attended Shenandoah Valley Academy and the University of Virginia served as Frederick and Winchester schools superintendent and began law practice in 1887. He has served on the Farmers and Merchants National Bank board since its founding and on Handley School Trustees. married Theresa B Ahearn April 19 1887. they have five children.

Claude Richard Cammer Harrisonburg Shenandoah Valley Academy Virginia Military Institute Lexington Cammer E — Valley Academy American Expeditionary Corps France Valley Service Station, Inc Shirley Carter Building and Loan Association Shenandoah Valley National Bank Presbyterian Church Alda Leatherman Margaret Ann Cammer Winchester Hiram Lodge John Dove Chapter Masons Winchester Commandery Acca Temple Shrine The American Legion Maurice Maynch Maurice M. Lynch Farmers and Merchants Bank Board of Directors Winchester Bar Hopewell Church Frederick County University of Virginia Lynch Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank Handley School Martinsburg W. Va

Community Sees Weekend Visits and Illness Notes

Kernstown Virginia locals report family visits to Elizabeth Furnace and gatherings with relatives. Several residents including Ruth Brill and Virginia Herbaugh are ill while Betty Mae Rinker stayed two weeks with George Branner.

Kernstown Otis Brill Walter Lucille Norman Funk Nettie Lou Brill Clarence Willams Helen Charles Barton Betty Lou Patricia Lucy Funk Edward McCarty Samuel McCarty Elizabeth Furnace Betty Mae Rinker George William Branner Ruth Brill Virginia Herbaugh Cochran Stanley Ginn Raymond Swartz Ray Swartz Harmon Brumback Richard Ginn Hagerstown Buzz Sours Marshall Goliday Larry Vaughn Woodstock Charles Herbaugh

Opequon Notes on Children’s Day and Local Schools

The June 26 column recalls a successful Memorial Church Children’s Day service on June 23 with strong church participation led by teachers and families. It notes Mr J B Singhass’s appearance, then shifts to post school vacation activities with fishing swimming and softball, and mentions Mt Airy School’s successful year.

Opequon Memorial Church J. B. Singhass

Local Social Notes From Stephens City Area

Mrs Mayme Miller hosts visitors at her home and the Mountain View School community notes honor students Fred A Jr and Mary Belle Watts plan to finish high school at Stephens City. Robert Richard recovering from a broken arm expects to return as catcher next season. Denzil Fawcett seeks boxing honors. Other visits include Charles Windle Marvin Holtzman and H K Brown family etc.

Mayme Miller Fred A. Jr Mary Belle Watts Mountain View Stephens City Robert Richard Denzil Fawcett Minnie Headley Charles Windle Marvin Holtzman Marshall Hayden Mr. Brown Alexandria Mr. Hayden Jacques Billmyer M. J. Billmyer Winchester Harry Claggett Walter Funk

Lost diamond in Kansas City purse case guiding search

Miss Eleanor Faunce, a clothing store cashier, reported a diamond dropped from a ring and placed in a woman's purchase bag. A note in the personals column offered a reward for returning the bag containing the jewel.

Kansas City Eleanor Faunce

Bees Take Over Bluffs Bridge Toll Free Crossing

A Nebraska Iowa bridge across the Missouri River remained toll free after opening but drew no traffic. A swarm of bees escaped from a bee truck and claimed the span, delaying crossing and creating a brief unusual halt in travel.

Blair, Neb Nebraska-Iowa Corporation Missouri River

Mystery donor helps Red Cross in Fremont

In Fremont Nebraska a $5 contribution to the Red Cross was listed under the label a friend. An anonymous Mister X called to inquire why the donation did not appear in print.

Fremont, Neb Mister xX Red Cross Mister X

Retailers Back National Defense Resolution At Lynchburg Meet

Virginia merchants adopted a strong defense resolution at their annual convention in Lynchburg. President Sy Holt urged readiness and support for expanding naval air and military forces. They also backed bankruptcy law enforcement cooperation, freight forwarder regulation bills, and asked Governor Price to declare Thanksgiving Day on November 21.

Waynesboro Virginia Lynchburg Sy Holt Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Governor Price

Land Use Conference Draws Eight States In Blacksburg

In Blacksburg on June 26 eighty representatives from eight states and the U S Department of Agriculture discuss land use program planning. Attending are extension work officials district agents state representatives and project leaders from North Carolina West Virginia and Virginia exchanging viewpoints with federal officials.

Blacksburg Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture M. L. Wilson North Carolina West Virginia

Rattlin Good Story From St Augustine

E C Creech of St Augustine drove his car over a rattlesnake on the highway then stopped to inspect the snake. He said the wheel not only killed it but caused the snake to cough up a dime dated 1912.

ST. Augustine Fla E. C. Creech Creech

City and County Realty Transfers Across Frederick County

Frederick County real estate records show transfers including Oliver Copp Baker to Mary Shifflett for a 2 acre Paper Mill Road lot with $10 and valuable consideration, and Edward L Thorp et ux to R G Thorp for a city edge lot at $25. Other entries include highway strip purchases along Route 50 to Commonwealth of Virginia, multiple farm and tract sales near Winchester Middletown and Stephens City with prices from $10 to $4,000.

Frederick County Oliver Copp Baker Mary Shifflett Edward L. Thorp R. G. Thorp W. T. H. Carperet Winchseter E. A. Fisher J. W. Brumback Middletown H. L. Hayes J. Margaret F. Josephine Golightly City Senseny Road Grace V. Forney Commonwealth of Virginia Arthur Honesty Robert Kremer Henrietta Kremer Mary D. Haines Howard Raymond Ray Kline

Answers to Today's Quiz Answers on Page Four

The page lists quiz solutions including Samuel L. Clemens and Mrs. Paul C. Wilson with Florida as a location. It notes Theodore Roosevelt and references a plant as item six and Tema of the Sun sun as item nine. Wilber ee appears as item ten.

Samuel L. Clemens Paul c. Wilson Florida Theodore Roosevelt Tema of the Sun Wilber Ee

Lively Election by Boy's State in Virginia

BLACKSBURG June 26 Returns today from nine cities yesterday at the Old Dominion Boys State show Allen Webb of Portsmouth as federalist governor candidate far ahead of Allison Draper. The nationalist party gained by electing lieutenant governor Charles Ide Jr Bristol and attorney general Philip Stenger Richmond. Ed Stenger, Philip’s brother, was attorney general last year. Inauguration set at Virginia Tech administration building with Governor James H. Price to deliver the address.

Blacksburg Old Dominion Boys Allen Webb Portsmouth Allison Draper Charles E. Ide, Jr Bristol Philip Stenger

WPA to Weed Out Communists in Virginia

Richmond June 26. R S Hummel Virginia WPA assistant says all communists and German American Bund members will be purged from Virginia WPA rolls by July 1. He noted WPA officials in other states are taking similar action on Washington instructions.

Richmond R. S. Hummel Virginia WPA Bund Hummel Washington

Gospel Choir To Sing Tonight at Mount Carmel Church

The Rev. J. T. Wallace and his Gospel Choir of Charles Town West Virginia will perform at Mount Carmel F B Church Wednesday night at 8 30. A short sermon solos duets and choruses will be offered. The service is under the Improvement Rally and ends Sunday night. Public invited.

J. T. Wallace Gospel Choir Charles Town W. Va Mount Carmel F. B Improvement Rally

Union Service at Burnt Church

The Rev. E Summers McGavock announced union services will be held Sunday at 11 o clock at Burnt Church. Cyril Mee from Kernstown and Hubert Kerr from Opequon Chapel will sing solos. John Larrick will offer the prayer and Burnt Church quartet will sing. The pastor will deliver the sermon and invites the public to attend.

E. Summers McGavock Opequon Presbyterian Churches Burnt Church Cyril Mee Kernstown Hubert Kerr Opequon Chapel John Larrick

Opposition To Wise faces steady Virginia delegation

Virginians backing Henry A. Wise of Kiptooke for reelection as national Republican committeeman said opposition to him comes from the same sources that tried to unseat C Bascom Slemp of Big Stone Gap. Some Ninth District Republicans back Ryland Craft of Gate City against Wise as the delegation meets to decide the main business today.

Philadelphia Henry A. Wise Kiptooke C. Bascom Slemp Big Stone Gap Wise Slemp Ryland Craft Gate City

Lewis and Dorothy Anand differ on U.S. entry in war

In Maplewood New Jersey Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Anand discuss the likely U.S. role in a European war. Lewis opposes involvement while Anand favors joining France or England to aid the Allies.

Maplewood N. J United States Sinclair Lewis Dorothy Anand

Bankhead Named Keynoter at Democratic Convention

William B. Bankhead, senator and House speaker, was chosen as the keynoter for the Democratic national convention in Chicago. He is also mentioned as a potential vice presidential candidate.

William B. Bankhead Sen House of Representatives Chicago Bankhead

Eaton Children Escape Injuries In Motor Crash

Miss Frances Eaton and her brother Oscar Eaton Jr of Capon Bridge West Virginia escaped injury when a car driven by their brother in law Mervil Purtlebaugh collided with a motorcycle driven by John Sealock at a street intersection. Sealock sustained scratches and bruises. The Eaton children were in town for the day and suffered shock but no serious harm.

Frances Eaton Oscar Eaton Capon Bridge W. Va Mervil Purtlebaugh Route No. 1 John Sealock Miss Eaton

Fritz Loeb Dies in the Air Over Germany at 45

Berlin reports Fritz Loeb a key figure in arming Germany and directing the four year plan died in the air or in an airplane crash. The World War veteran had been recalled in 1936 by Marshal Goering to lead raw materials and foreign exchange for the plan.

Berlin Fritz Loeb Germany DNB Loeb Marshal Goering

Help Your Red Cross Chapter By Giving To The War Relief Fund

A brief appeal urges readers to support the War Relief Fund through their local Red Cross chapter. The notice stresses patriotic duty and community assistance for wounded service members and families, calling for donations and involvement.

Red Cross War Relief Fund

Red Cross Slogan And Early 20th Century Clergy Notes

The piece cites a Red Cross drive urging charity and mentions Dr. Frank Buchman of the se Groups as an ordained minister. It recounts Dr. Suchinen’s ordination in 1902 at Mount Airy ecological Seminary and his pastorate at the Church of Good Shepherd Overbrook then his 1905 appointment as House Father at the Lutheran Hospital in Philadelphia.

Frank Buchman Suchinen Mount Airy Ecological Seminary Philadelphia Church of Good Shepherd Overbrook Pennsylvania Lutheran Hospital

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