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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1935
Page
8
A street committee meeting chaired by W. W. Delinger is scheduled for 9 o clock tomorrow morning in the Council Chamber. Important meters pertaining to city streets are to be discussed.
Baltimore March 18 The Maryland relief burden was placed squarely upon the Legislature by two United States senators who said federal authorities would not accept the state's proposed 500000 dollar annual relief contribution.
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival organizes the 1935 event with Director General F. A. Read Jr and an extensive executive team. The coronation committee selects Wonder's Apparel Shop for princess dresses with five shops competing and Betty Shoppe chosen for maids of honor gowns.
More than 1,000 dentists from Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina gathered in Washington for a four day post graduate clinic. An exhibition of dental work including historic specimens runs concurrently at the National Museum.
The list reviews several features including After Office Hours Adults One More Spring Fn All the Kings Horses Adults and young people Charlie Chan in Paris Adults Square Shooter The Captain Hates the Sea Not reviewed The White Cockatoo Not reviewed and Better Film Committee of Winchester.
Professor A C Zabriskie told the Friendship Fire Company at Christ Episcopal Church about three implications of Christianity. He outlined being with Christ and learning to understand Him, witnessing Him, and continuing His work, with prayer as the catalyst. He will discuss worship during tonight’s service at 7:30.
An unidentified man was found beaten to death in a vacant room of a Baltimore boarding house. The body showed severe head injuries from a rusty iron pipe and a broken broomstick lay nearby. Police heard accounts from Joseph Rudick who described five shadowy men at the scene during a Friday night meeting.
Georgetown University seismograph recorded a moderately strong quake yesterday about 2,500 miles away. The event began at 4 39 p m and peaked at 4 51 p m ending around 5 30 p m with the epicenter offshore Central America.
The Danish freighter Alssund was reported ablaze today off Cape Cod with a fire in her hold but no immediate need for assistance.
The centenarian Cusser marks his 107th birthday after a four day post graduate clinic. Despite aging, he remains spry in mind and health and expects many more years. McGinley, born in Mauch Chunuk, Pa.
In Baltimore on March 18 Judge J Frank Supplee Jr approved a $105 000 dividend for depositors and creditors of the closed Chesapeake Bank on a petition by state bank commissioner John J Ghingher as receiver. It marks the third distribution to depositors.
A special grand jury indicted Congressmen John H. Hoeppel of Arcadia California and his son Charles Jerome on charges of conspiring to sell a West Point appointment for $1000. The case stems from a Baltimore man James W. Ives who gave the note and reported the illegal deal after the appointment was made last May. The note was not recovered.
Dave Long Count Barry testified as the unwitting victim of others using his name in promotions. In Chicago he faced embezzlement charges of 54 473 28 from a local trust and savings bank. He said associates had him sign blank checks enabling the alleged scheme to gain control of the 13 million Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance Co. based in Springfield Illinois.
On March 19 sale of farm implements household furniture hay and fodder at 1 pm at Senseney Road under Mrs G H Gardner listing sellers and items read from the notice without extra details
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