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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
7
Sixteen year old Philip Zier is jailed on a murder charge after police say he shot and killed Private John H. Gully at the sister's home to protect his married sister Pauline Havener. Havener, 19, is detained during coroners inquest into the death at Fort Myer Virginia.
Andrew Bell leads Chelsea Chamber endorsements for delegates to Culpeper on March 25. Delegates carry city clubs endorsements for Route 7 to Berkeley Springs and Timber Ridge Road to the West Virginia line. Senator T Russell Cather will not act as spokesman. County Board of Supervisors members will join the delegation.
The Treasury announced payment on June 16 for the entire first liberty loan bonds totaling about 1.933 billion dollars. The 1932 47 maturity issue comprises three series including 1.392 billion bearings 3 percent and 5.0 million and 535.98 million of converted 4 percent bonds. The move aims to refund remaining gold clause bonds as courts ruled gold payment abrogation invalid.
The hearing on the settlement of Smith Reynolds's $30,000,000 trust estate recessed until 2:30 p.m. for attorneys to confer on the decree form to be submitted to Judge Clayton Moore. Judge Moore ordered a recess after the morning session, stressing no decision had been reached as yet.
New York March 14 Directors of Chrysler Corporation voted at a special meeting to call for redemption the 30 150 500 ending 6 per cent debentures of Dodge Brothers Inc. The move signals repayment of the outstanding Dodge bonds.
W J Nuckolls Jr V P I farm management demonstrator will conduct a farm record book meeting for all interested Frederick county farmers Friday March 22 at 10 oclock. The session will last about an hour and cover use of the record book and the importance of keeping records with time for questions. County Agent Stine said he ordered rat bait at 50 cents a carton and expects delivery within 10 days.
The heaviest dogs are St. Bernards weighing 160 to 225 pounds. Irish wolfhounds are large but lighter than St. Bernards, being taller yet less massive.
Funeral services were held for Susan Kiger Van Fossen widow of Capt. John C. Van Fossen in Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Minister Rev E B McGukin assisted by Rev Allen Jones led simple rites with classic hymns and scriptures including Psalms 23 37 and John 14 about eternal life.
Interment at Hebron Cemetery beside Mrs. Van Fossen, the first principal of the public school system who died years ago. Numerous floral pieces were placed around her grave. Names Miller, Fred Hunt and J Henry Moling Jr appear in the notice.
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church forms an all men’s organization with officers led by John J. Scully Jr as president Dr George G Snarr as vice president and Herbert Solenberg er as secretary A second meeting is set for 7 30 tomorrow evening at the church inviting all men in the congregation to attend Monthly meetings aim to study the church program and identify improvements to attract participation.
An advertisement pitches S.S.S. as a tonic to boost red blood cells and hemoglobin, improve digestion, and restore vitality. It warns to consult a physician for organic issues, notes two sizes with a larger economy option, and urges starting treatment to feel like yourself again.
John Durham a 53 year old tenant on E Thomas Massey farm in Massey Maryland died of heart trouble after efforts to calm a group of excitable horses. His body was found by his wife and son after he had been missing overnight. Dr. G L Copeland attributed the death to heart trouble with the stress of handling horses cited as a likely cause.
Photographs show lightning travels about 28 500 miles per second on average. Engineers report this measured speed in early photographic tests.
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