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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1933

Page

5

Banks Reopen in Virginia After Soundness Checks

Richmond March 14 The Virginia State Corporation and Federal Reserve announce banks cleared to resume normal business on March 15. Lists include First National Bank Alta Vista and many others across towns such as Ashland Bedford Harrisonburg Leesburg Charlottesville Fredericksburg Winchester Staunton Norfolk and more.

Virginia Richmond Virginia State Corporation Alberta Alberta Farmers , and Merchants Bank Lawrenceville Citizens Bank of Virgilina Bank of la Crosse Planters Bank & Trust Company Farmville South Boston Bank & Trust Co Citizens Bank of South Hill Merchants & Farmers Bank of Citizens Bank of Carroll Hillsville Farmers Bank Cumberland Bank & Trust Company Haysi Floyd County Bank Floyd Peoples Bank Lee Bank and Trust Co Pennington Gap Patrick County Bank Stuart Bank of Marion Marion Bank of Graham Bluefield Farmers Exchange Bank Abingdon Bank of Buchanan Buchanan Piedmont Trust Company Martinsville Bank of Shawsville Shawsville Bank of Christiansburg Ore Bank Bank of Occoquan Occoquan Bank of Greene Stanardsville Bank of Amherst Bank of King George Alexandria Trust and Mortgage Corp Falls Church Bank Falls Church Union Bank and Trust Co Bowling Green Bank of Millboro Millboro Bank of Fix Hill Fox Hill Max Meadows Bank of Speedwell Speedwell Farmers and Merchants Bank Rich Creek Sylvanus Bank Sylvanus Elk Creek Nickelsville Pulaski Trust Company Pulaski Bank of Dublin Dublin Bank of Fieldale Fieldale Bank of Ridgeway Ridgeway Peoples Bank of Ewing Ewing Bank of Fincastle Fincastle Bristol Savings and Loan Corp Bristol Peoples Bank Bank Rustbury the . of Mathews Farmers As Bank Bank of Northumberland Heathsville Bank of Northampton Nassawad Farmers To Bank Cape Charles Citizens Bank & Trust Company Clarksville Ee Banking Company New Church Bank of Chincoteague, Inc Chincoteague Farmers Bank of Mechanicsburg Farmers & Merchants Bank Boone Mill Farmers & Merchants Bank of Craig County New Castle Planters Bank of Bridgewater Bank of Raphine Raphine Planters Bank of Staunton Brownsburg Big Island Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Federal Reserve First National Bank Alta Vista Hanover National Bank Ashland Citizens National Bank Bedford Peoples National Bank Bedford Broadway National Bank of Seer “National Bank National Bank Fredericksburg Planters National Bank Freder Appalachia Big Stone Po Dominion National Bank Buchanan National Bank Strasburg Massanutten National Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Winch- Shenandoah Valley

Mistress Spring Crashes the Gate With Two Storms

The first thunder storm of the season arrived around 11 p.m. with a heavy rain, followed by a second storm at 1 a.m. from the northwest. Experts say the rain was lighter than feared, with official precipitation at twenty hundredths of an inch. Snakes are said to awaken as St Patrick’s Day approaches.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Bridegroom Held on Perjury Charge in Maryland

James Oliver Burroughs of Gaithersburg Md is held on $500 bail for perjury after falsely stating bride Mary E Whipp was 18 at marriage license time. Father Bryan V Whipp confirmed she was 13. Burroughs provided bond to secure trial.

Westminister James Oliver Burroughs Gaithersburg Bryan V. Whipp George E. Benson Mary E. Whipp Burroughs

Personal and Social Mention from Millwood

Esten Sercuice or Ni Katherine. Miss Cary Harrison, who spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stronach Jr. of Douglaston, L. L., returned with them to her home in Menesday, and Mrs. Kennedy Edsall hosted. The community notes various visits, lectures, and gatherings among Garden Club members, local families, and guests at estates like Rose Hill, Scabby, and The Moorings.

Katherine Miss Kennedy Cary Harrison Alexander Stronach, Jr Douglastown L. L Mennesday Kennedy Edsall Charlottesville Blue Ridge Club Garden Club of Virginia George Austin Butler Louis Chauvenet Estouteville George Randolph William Massie Rose Hill Kenneth N. Gilpin T.n Lawrence Tyson Gilpin N. Burwell Jones N. B. Page Chevy Chase Nathaniel B. Page, Jr Roland G. Mitchell Agnes Page Mitchell Holton Arms the Glen Elizabeth Jones Charles A. Jones Mary Carter Randolph Andjamin Randolph Alice Murphy Milwaukee Victoria Jenkins Georgia Benjamin Harrison T. N. Jones Charles Lee Burwell J. Townsend Burwell Charles Consolvo William Bell Watkins Annefield Thomas Alexander Scott Washington John Young Weston, Conn Ellen Wheeler Fairfield Conn William T. Kerfoot Bethel George Kerfoot Red Gate T. Alexander MacKay-Smith Farnley MacKay Smith Stuart Rose Edward G. Butler Hugh M. Nelson Long Branch George H. Burwell Mt. Airy New York Plater B. Duval Chambers Orient Richmond Chambers Diocesan Missionary Society H. St. George Tucker William B. Watkins

Budget Director Douglas Wordplay Noted in Post Caption

A Washington Post caption humorously notes the executive requirement for Budget Director Douglas, suggesting his strength lies not in tenderness but in knowing a to how. The item reflects a witty EVP of the era and mirrors newsroom whimsy about political appointments.

Douglas Washington Post

Mrs Hamilton Dies at 79 in Winchester

Mrs Sarah C Hamilton widow of the late Dr Hamilton died at her James Street home at 7 40 this morning after months of illness. She was 79, a native of Virginia and longtime Winchester resident with many friends. Surviving are three brothers J W Affleck J E Affleck and oe B Affleck, all of Winchester. Funeral Friday at 10 from her James Street residence with Rev Luther A Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Garnett E Affleck Fred M Affleck Holmes Lewis Harvey Kercheval Edward Campbell Nathan G Hottle.

Sarah C. Hamilton Dr. Hamilton James Street

When And How To Read The Bible Sermon Series

The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal South church invites a 7:30 p.m. gathering led by Rev E A Lambert to discuss reading the Bible in practical terms. The program adds a new subject Why Read The Scriptures with eight five participants last week and quotes from Moody Coleridge and Bishop Manning on biblical inspiration and modern scholarship.

E. A. Lambert Braddock Street Methodist Episcopy South Lambert Paul Rome Timothy God Dwight L. Moody Coleridge William T. Manning

Mrs Mary Edwards Dies After Illness in Winchester Home

Mrs Mary Edwards died at 7 10 this morning at 31 East Gerrard Street following weeks of illness due to complications. She was 66, born April 1 1866 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania, wife of James A P Edwards. Survived by three daughters Ethel Flenner Goldie Sheets Myrtle MacNeal, two sons Moody and Lanky, one sister and four brothers. Funeral 2 30 this afternoon from her home with Rev George W Stover officiating and interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Six nephews to be pallbearers.

Mary E. Edwards James A. P. Edwards East Gerrard Street Cumberland County Joseph Carr Edwards Winchester Ethel V. Flenner Goldie P. Sheets Myrtle I. MacNeal Texas Moody Edwards Mexico Lanky Edwards New York City Alice Clark Josiah Darr Clarence Darr James N. Darr Enesee Darr Aarting George W. Stover Winchester United Brethren Church Mt. Hebron

Sandpaper Voices and Singing Lessons for Turkish Muezzins

The government orders muezzins in Turkey to take singing lessons to soften harsh voices for the call to prayer from modern minarets. The text notes Europe’s 1350 population around 100 million, with a 10 percent increase over 850 years marked by the Inquisition.

Turkey Calla Europe

What’s What at a Glance By Charles P Stewart

A compact critique of the banking crisis era highlighting Congressman Louis T. McFadden’s warnings, Wall Street figures like Charles E. Mitchell, and the political tension surrounding banking policy. It notes Shoemaker’s prison past, Rooseveltv era currency views, and Ayres’ analysis of funds flowing from interior banks to New York amid turmoil.

Canton McFadden National City Bank of New York Charles E. Mitchell Mitchell Wall Street Capitol House of Representatives Pennsylvania New York N. Y National Francis H. Shoemaker Minnesota Leavenworth Shoemaker Bome Farmer-Laborite Leonard P. Ayres

Club talk on current events turns to bridge trouble

A Kansas club organized to discuss current events is all balled up because three members can't play bridge. The San Diego Union notes financiers favor restoring confidence but fear lending if confidence rises too far.

San Diego Union Kansas San Francisco Chronicle

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