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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1935

Page

7

Virginia D A R Convenes State Conference in Bristol

Daughters of the American Revolution across Virginia prepare for the state convention in Bristol March 19 to 21 with Sycamore Shoals Fort Chiswell and Madame Russell Chapters hosting. A triennial regent election is planned and Mrs Magna president general will address attendees at 8 pm Tuesday. News covers nominations and campaign roles for Hampton Fleming and other leaders.

Virginia Bristol Sycamore Shoals Fort Chiswell Madame Russell Virginia Ters Russell Magna Virginia Interment College Charles B. Keesee Martinsville Hampton Fleming Richmond Fleming General Federation of Women’s Clubs William A. Becker J. L. Blair Buck Keesee

Beverley Birth Linked To Bowling Green Family

Beveterley couple hosts a son born Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Julia Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith of Bowling Green Kentucky, is now Mrs Beverley. The Bev erleys reside in Fauquier County Virginia and are descended from the late J B Beverley Sr of the city. Mrs McCormac improves gradually at Handley Boulevard home after a serious illness at Memorial Hospital.

J. Gray Beveterley Memorial Hospital Beverley Julia Smith Alexander Smith Bowling Green J. B. Beverley Fauquier County H. B. McCormac Handley Boulevard McCormac Memorial ‘Hospital

Resting Comfortably Mr L Neill Woods Ailing News

Mr L Neill Woods rests quietly after a night under physician orders to remain quiet due to angina pectoris His condition is reported as very comfortable The article also notes visitors including Miss Ethel Knight from Baltimore and local social calls among the Hummers and Fent family members

L. Neill Woods Woods Mr. Woods Ther

Five Favorite and Least Liked Odors In American Opinion

Collier's Weekly surveys show the average American favoring five scents rose pine lilac violet and lily of the valley while disliking garlic rubber lard kerosene and uncooked fish.

Collier’s Weekly

Feen a Mint Laxative Gum Promises Quick Relief

The ad touts Feen a Mint chewing gum as a pleasant laxative that ends sluggishness promptly. It claims even distribution through was aided saliva and that doctors reportedly prescribe it for families. Available at druggists for 15¢ to 25¢.

Showdown Looms Over Roosevelt Wage Bill Vote

Washington March 12 Senate forces opposing President Roosevelt on the $4.88 billion work relief bill wage rates anticipate a quick showdown. Senator McCarran says he has enough votes to push the prevailing wage proposal over when it returns, while leaders dispute his tally. Huey P Long made a brief statement as the bill moved forward amid political tensions.

Washington Senate Roosevelt McCarran D.-Nev Wélt Huey P. Long

Death Prevents Party For Woman Nearing 101 Years

Baltimore obituary notes Mrs. Susan E G K Sander died yesterday in Occoquan Virginia before her 101st birthday observance. Born Susan Eliza Goodwin Kirkwood in Baltimore on April 19 1834 she married John Sander and later moved to Occoquan to live with her son John A Sander and granddaughter Myrtle Roussey. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow.

Sander Baltimore Occoquan Sanders Susan Eliza Goodwin Kirkwood John Sander John A. Sander Myrtle Roussey

Decree references master commissioner in Virginia case

An order in the Peoples Bank case to refer matters to Master Commissioner B P Harrison to determine parties, real estate, liens, sale and rental values, fees, and other pertinent issues. Notice fixed for March 26 1936 at 9 am to attend in Winchester Virginia.

Wilbur N. Ritter B. P. Harrison Frederick Winchester Evening Star Winchester Rouss Avenue Virginia Chancery Kuykendall & Benham P.q

Double Funeral For Victims of Dual Tragedy

A double funeral was held for Mr. and Mrs. Eye, of West Mt Clinton, after a double homicide suicide at their home. The couple left four children, and the baby survived. Police report Eve shot his wife then killed himself after a troubled week with drinking. Survivors include relatives in Mt Clinton and Elkton and Harrisonburg.

Harrisonburg Mount Clinton Uni- Brethren West Rockingham Custer Boine Nell West Mt. Clinton Eve Western State Hospital F. L. Byers Charlena Kermit Helen Jacob Custer John Jacob Jr Charles Wade Custer Mt. Clinton Minnie Marshall Elkton Gordon Eve Leon Eye

Hable's Palace Screens Little Men Next Week

Prominent civic and religious groups endorse Mascot Pictures Little Men at the Palace Theatre. The film, based on Louisa May Alcott's Plumfield tale, centers on Professor Bhaer and Jo in 1870 New England with a group of children and gentle adult romance.

Mascot Louisa Alcott Palace Theatre Nat Levine Mascot Pictures Plumfield New England Bhaer Ralph Morgan Erin O’brien-Moore

Storm warnings along Atlantic coast issued by weather bureau

The weather bureau issued a storm warning for today with advisory at 9:30 am. Southwest storms are noted from Jacksonville to Virginia Capes with small craft warnings from Jacksonville to Key West and north to Cedar Keys. A central disturbance over northeastern Alabama moves east northeast bringing strong winds gale force from Jacksonville fading tonight.

Washington Weather Bureau Jacksonville Fla Virginia Capes Jackson Key West Cedar Keys Alabama

Eighteenth Century Cancer Misconceptions Spark Neglect

In the eighteenth century cancer was wrongly viewed as contagious and patients faced harsh neglect and cruelty. The passage outlines how fear and misinformation shaped cruel treatments and social ostracism toward those with cancer.

President keeps his own counsel in bonus fight

Roosevelt plans no action on the 2 billion dollar bonus dispute until a bill is enacted. Representative Sabath of Illinois, after a White House talk, says the President will speak only after Congress acts. Sabath adds the President may favor limited payment to the needy or an alternative to immediate cash.

Washington Roosevelt Capitol Representative Sabath Illinois House Democratic Steering Committee White House Congress Sabath Treasury Minority Report Lewis Secr

Treasury weighs in as House set to vote on immediate redemption

Morgenthau prepared a one man minority report opposing bonus payments and asked Treasury for views. Treasury indicated it wished to say at this time, signaling likely support for passage next week of the bill for immediate redemption of adjusted compensation certificates without new presidential input.

Tary Morgenthau Treasury House Morgenthau

Liquor Raid Trials Start After Winchester Raids

Judge Donald L. Weems opened a special court session at 3 PM to hear liquor case pleas. Defendants who pleaded not guilty are represented by J. Sloan Kuykendall. Several who pleaded guilty received fines and jail terms after raids carried out under warrants issued by Chief C. W. Hollis.

Winchester Donald L. Weems J. Sloan Kuykendall C. W. Hollis

Largent Receives 30 Day Sentence For DUI

H B Largent of near this city was found guilty by Trial Justice A J Tavenner of operating a car under the influence. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail fined 100 dollars and costs and his driving permit revoked for one year. Sargent was last night near Stephens iy.

H. B. Largent A. J. Tavenner Sargent Stephens Iy

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Peers of American Revolution Gray Beverley Mr. L. Neill Woods Ethel Knight Julian F. Ward Washington ‘Street James Allen North Main Street Alvin Hummer Stephenson, Va Allen L. H. ‘Pent Charles Shipe State Teachers’ College Frances Fent Senator McCarran Susan E. G. K. Sander H. K. Benham the Peoples Bank, Inc Stephens City Hamburger’s Specialty Shop N. Main Street Hable’s Palace Trenton Newersey Olle Ree Atlantic Chesapeake Bay Potomac River Sandy Hook Cape Hatteras North Portion South Portion Maryland America Montgomery Ward Loudoun St Underwriters, Inc New Orcle Moling & Cather T. F. Timberlake Luxenberg Stewart Inn Stewart St Pairment Avenue Loudoun Street Fairmont Ave West Clifford Street Cork St P. E. Campbell Kernstown R. O Care Star Nineveh Road I. N. Painter Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Jersey Black Giants Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery Maurertown South Braddock Street Commercial Small Loan and Finance Co Water St South Kent Street J. W. Hahn Gore, Va Jack Ambrose Hugh Nesselrodt Stephenson Africa Transvaal Natal
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