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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1927

Page

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Jersey Woman Drowns on Steamer California Trip

Mrs. Jessie Glen Schultze of Ventnor New Jersey died when she fell from a crowded gangplank as the tourist steamer California prepared to sail amid Japan's earthquake damage. Six other Americans were reported injured and debris from Mineyama and nearby villages caused widespread fears of casualties.

Jessie Glen Schultze Ventnor Atlantic City California Hochi Shimbun Kyoto Mineyama Osaka Kobe New Jersey Glasgow Scotland Glen Schultze Clark N J N.J, March S Japan Herberts. Schultze Phillipsburg

Plain and Simple Funeral Rites For Mr Wall

The funeral of the late W. Taylor Wall, longtime Winchester resident, was held at 11 oclock this morning from his North Cameron street home. The service, conducted by Rev. Murray D. Mitchell, was plain and simple, with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included William T Barr, R Frank Barr, Frank Sprint, Ashby Sprint, Dr. George H Heist, and Scott Grant.

W. Taylor Wall Winchester North Cameron Street Murray D. Mitchell Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Mount Hebron William T R. Frank Barr Frank and Ashby Sprint George H. Heist Scott Grant

President Coolidge to spend summer in agricultural West

March 8 report says President Coolidge will set up a summer White House somewhere between the Alleghanies and Rockies likely in a farming state not far from Washington. He seeks personal rest and farm-country observation amid White House unease with farm bloc. No 1928 pledge expected soon.

White House West Rockies Washington New England Congress McNary-Haugen Othish

Fairfax Officers Question Boersig Over Chilling Fairfax County Murder

Fairfax officers including Prosecuting Attorney W M Farr and the Fairfax Police Chief visited Winchester to interview Louis Boersig at the local jail. The man, held for the murder of Lartha Ridgeway and assaulting her sister and mother, denies knowledge of the crime as police plan further questioning.

W.M. Farr Fairfax County Fairfax Winchester Pannett Louis Bo¢raig Lartha Ridge Way George Ridgeway Boersig Cpinesttioe Inrederick County Farr Innocense

Deep Spiritual Consciousness Shown At Highland Church

The Rev. A. B. Mann of Thomas West Virginia preaches for Rev Joseph Y at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church. Last night he spoke on The Lost Christ to a large crowd. The meeting, which began last week, shows strong devotion with one reconsecration. Mann continues preaching each evening this week at 7 30 starting Friday.

A. B. Mann Thomas Joseph Y Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Christ Mann

Handley School Band Concert Promises A Varied Program

The Handley School Auditorium hosts the Handley School Band and Girls Glee Club for a recital titled most pretentious to be undertaken. The program features orchestral marches overtures songs and solos including The Ambassador Poet and Peasant and Southern Melodies, with Jenny Lind Hockman solo, plus a descriptive Jericho piece and a hunting scene. Tickets sell for 50 cents adults and 25 cents pupils.

Handley Tee Hanley Beko Zamecnik FF. von Suppe Keler- Bela Berceuse Jocelyn, Godard Jenny Lind Hockman A S. Bowman Chevalier Breton A. Hernan New Colonial R. B. Hall Jerico Maillochand Bennet Harlow Ivan Jackson P. Bucalossi Dalbey Nc-4 Star

Mrs Caldwell Dies At Home Near Kernstown

Mrs Eugenia A Caldwell widow of L F Caldwell died at her Kernstown home this morning about 9 from complications. Born 1849 in Milton Pennsylvania she moved to Winchester in 1875 and joined the Presbyterian Church. Survived by sons Clinger and William Caldwell funeral Thursday 8 pm from the house, burial in Milton PA. Rev T H Daffin and Rev Dr F T McFaden to officiate.

Eugenia A. Caldwell Kernstown Presbyterian Church Clinger Clinger Caldwell William Caldwell T. H. Daffin Kernstown Presbyterian Church F. T. McFaden Winchester Church

Miss Capper Injured in Auto Collision Near Handley School

Miss Anita Capper daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Capper of East Bos cawen street was cut near the eye and on the knee yesterday afternoon when she collided with Harry K Russell's automobile on her way home from Handley School. Dr A D Henkel attended and she was reported somewhat improved today. Mr Russell stopped his car shortly after the crash and assisted Miss Capper.

Anita Capper Bruce Capper East Boscawen Street Harry K. Russell Handley School A. D. Henkel Russell Miss Capper

Point Is Won By Sinclair's Attorney

Counsel for Harry F. Sinclair blocked former Senator A B Adams of Colorado from making a statement to the court in the Senate contempt trial after the jury had been excluded.

Associated Press Washington Harry F. Sinclair Senate A. B. Adams Colorado

Japan Quake Causes Heavy Losses in Kyoto Osaka

An official report lists two thousand dead from yesterday's quake in western Japan with Kyoto and Osaka areas hit hardest. Officials say the disaster is the worst since 1854 with widespread damage and casualties across the region.

Japan Associated Press Kyoto Osaka

Shenandoah Valley Inc To Hold Annual Meeting In April

Shenandoah Valley Inc plans its annual meeting in April with nationally known speakers including a possible appearance by Governor Gore. The event aims to attract over 500 attendees from across Shenandoah Valley and West Virginia, with directors to be elected and headquarters location decided for the coming year.

Shenandoah Valley Coe Gore West Virginia Enandoahy, Inc Virginia Marnsburg Harpers Ferry Shenandoah Valley, Inc Chambers of Commerce

Butcher Confesses to Killing Eve Hummel in Allentown

In Allentown on March 8, Bethlehem butcher W S Fuenfstueck confessed to police that he shot and killed 25 year old Eve lyn Hummel after learning she would not continue their friendship. He was arrested at his home and a loaded pistol was found on hot coals in the furnace.

Associated Press Allentown Fuenfstueck Bethlehem Evelyn Hummel Miss Hummel Buckalew

Civic League Plants Tree for Arbor Day at Handley

The Woman's Civic League will plant a tree on Handley High School grounds at 9 am Friday in observance of Arbor Day. Virginia Governor proclaims March 11 as Arbor Day and Handley students will sing. Prof Legge and Prof Schneiderhan will speak. weather may move events to the school auditorium. The public is invited.

Woman’s Civic League Handley High School Virginia Handley Legge Lupton School of Horticulture F. J. Schneiderhan Winchester Field Laboratory

Firemen's Welfare Association Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30 in Friendship Hall. Each member urged to be present. W. Lee Fisher. Secty.

Friendship Hall W. Lee Fisher

Revolver Shots Spark Midnight Fear Over Boersig Case

Revolver shots echoed around the southeast town area shortly after midnight raising alarm that a mob from Fairfax County might storm the jail to seize Louis Boersig, the suspect in the Loretta Ridgeway murder case. Police investigated as drivers fled and witnesses reported a car firing from South Kent Street.

Fairfax County Louis Boersig Loretta Ridgeway George Ridgeway Panett South Kent Street East Cork Street John Kerr School Kerr School Cameron Street Ridgeway Alexandria Tively Boersig Winchester

R. Y. Conrad Post Memorial On Death Of Captain Gray

The Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion reports the death of Captain Kert L. Gray on Friday night March 2, 1927. Winchester mourns a citizen whose public service and inspirational energy aided progressive causes and community spirit. The post joins others in sympathy and will publish a memorial in the minutes, send copies to Gray’s family and in the press.

Robert Y. Conrad American Legion Kert L. Gray Gray Winchester Atvera Captain Gray

Realty Broker Found Dead in Gas-Filled Room

Jacksonville real estate figure Herndon C. Lerew aged 65 was found dead in a gas filled office this morning. County Detective Fre Ki. said he left notes saying he had been a failure and had lost some of his wife's money in business.

Associated Press Jacksonville Fla Herndon C. Lerew Fre Ki King

Auto Parts Corp Offers Low Price Card

A promotional card lists 30 items at 3 percent with a $6.95 price and 30 items at 8 percent over-size with a $7.95 price. The ad wonders at the “wonderful prices” from Auto Parts Corp on Market Street.

Auto Parts Corp Market St

Miller Is Sentenced to 18 Months and Fined 5000 Dollars

Thomas W. Miller former alien property custodian was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the United States. He received 18 months in federal prison at Atlanta and a $5000 fine. Judge John C. Knox imposed sentence in a closed federal office. Miller and his wife then headed home to Wilmington, Delaware.

Associated Press New York Thomas W. Miller United States Atlanta John C. Knox Knox Federal Miller Aaron Sapiro Od Ag Wilmington John T. King Connecticut Jess W. Smith Daugherty Washington American Metal Company

Stephens City 10 Get Larger School Annex Plan

Frederick County supervisors approve borrowing 8000 from the literary fund to add a high school annex in Stephens City due to crowded classrooms. The move follows use of basement and upper floors of local buildings for overflow classes. A street widening plan for Loudoun Street is also approved. M L Lockhart reelected county roads superintendent with salary increase to 1800 effective March 15.

Board of Supervisors Frederick County Literary Fund Stephens City E Niet Poytery Ee Eng Peoples Bank Bank Yancey

Beverley Wright Improves Sits Up After Accident

Alfred Henkel reports a long distance call from Washington hospital stating Beverley Wright of this city has improved after a serious accident en route to the Capital. Wright was able to sit up in the sun parlor for about ten minutes today.

Alfred Henkel Sttenson Washington Hospital Beverley Wright Mir. Wright

To Start Work On Harding Memorial

Marion Ohio officials announce construction on the $800000 Warren G Harding memorial will begin within three weeks. Excavation work is nearing completion as the Harding Memorial Association moves forward with the project.

Harding Associated Press Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding Harding Memorial Association

United States Certificates Indebtedness Redemption

Shenandoah Valley National Bank as United States Depository announces a partial redemption of United States Certificates Indebtedness series B dated March 15 1923 due March 15 1927. The bank will redeem stated principal with interest at maturity.

United States Shenandoah Valley National Bank United States Depository

Progress Pageant Chief Feature of Apple Bloom Fete

The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will stage the Pageant of Progress in late April or as a major spectacle. John B. Rogers Producing Co of Ohio will mount the production with hundreds of performers and elaborate costuming. The pageant celebrates the growth of Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley, tracing arts science and national progress through dramatized episodes.

John B. Rogers Ohio Chester Vais Shenandoah En el Leon Rogers Canpeny Hall United States Conan Rogers Company

Van Arnan Minstrel At Colonial Tonist Greet Town

Van Arnam s Minstrels arrived early today and staged a creditable street parade. Tickets are on sale at the theatre lobby box office for tonight s performance at 8 30 with popular prices. The all white troupe features well known comedians and song hits and plans next week s Patrick s Day attractions. Reed and Prentis Reports copies available from Miss Salome Crisman at T Russell Cather s office.

van Arnam The Empire Tv Two Reed and Prentis Salome Crisman T. Russell Cather Bob

Seven room brick residence to be sold Saturday

An attractive seven room brick residence of the late Silas J. Jayers at 628 Avenue will be sold Saturday in front of the house. The sale will feature a clean title and clear terms. Sco gale bills.

Silas’ J Jayers Avenue Sco ‘Gale Bills

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