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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1929

Page

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Funeral Planned for Capt Barrett in Arlington After Plane Crash

The body of Capt John M Barrett of Baltimore a former Army flyer and banking firm representative will be interred with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Services are set for Fort Myer and a post chapel ceremony at 2 PM. Capt Barrett piloted the plane before it spun from about 500 feet. he died instantly while passenger Mr Schutte survived injuries.

John M. Barrett Baltimore United States Army Flyer J. S. Wilson, Jr., and Company C. Herbert Schutte Arlington National Cemetery Potomac River Washington Barrett Parrett North Braddock Street Fort Myer Post Captain Barrett Winchester W. Nelson Page Thomas B. Byrd Stewart Bell Elizabeth Hathaway Barrett Schutte Memorial Hospital Barret Shutte Mr. Shutte Mr. Richards D. W. Alexander Shenandoah Flying Service, Inc Army Fields

Two Killed In Explosion At Sun Oil Plant

Marcus Hook Pa March 20 Two men burned to death and three others seriously burned after an explosion in an oil still at the Sun Oil Company plant. Dozens of workers and firemen were lightly burned. The dead were James McAbee Jr 25 Marcus Hook and Joseph C Bennet 35 Linwood Pa. Mrs James L Willey and two daughters Frances and Vera of Middletown visited Baltimore relatives Monday. Miss Lily H Baker left for Washington to visit friends until after Easter.

Marcus James L. Willey Frances Vera Middletown Baltimore

Physical Education Show At Handley School Gym

Over 300 students take part in an all ages program at Handley School Gym tomorrow at 830 pm. The event features Virginia Boyd and Otis Sargent classes with a full band performance and a gallery seating plan for close viewing.

Handley School Virginia Boyd Otis Sargent

Byrd Locates Missing Comrades Plane Destroyed

Byrd expedition members Larry Gould Bernt Balchen and Harold June were found in the Rockefeller Mountains Antarctica after missing since last Thursday. Commander Byrd flew to their location and reported the plane was destroyed by severe winds on the ground.

New York Larry Gould Bernt Balchen Harold TI Rockefeller Mountains Antartica Little America New York Times St. Louis Post- Dispatch Byrd

Chest Clinic Set Friday By State Expert

Free chest clinic to be held at the District Nurse Association office near the Court House on Friday March 22 from noon to 4 pm. Dr. C. W. Scott of the State Board of Health will lead, assisted by local association nurses. All including colored residents with tuberculosis symptoms are urged to attend.

District Nurse Association Association Court House Fridny Meioels C. W. Scott State Board of Health

Special Lenten Services Tonight at Centenary Reformed Church

Special Lenten services will be held at 7 45 this evening in Centenary Reformed Church where the pastor Rev Dr S L Flickinger will speak on The Sincerity of Jesus.

Centenary Reformed Church S. L. Flickinger Jesus

Flood Warnings Rise in Northwest Florida and Alabama

A modern Paul Revere travels the Apalachicola Valley warning of flood from Georgia and Alabama. River Junction and Fort James report record waters. schools use boats and mail comes by boat. Elba and Geneva impose curfew for rehab under military control with typhoid inoculation required.

Atlanta Paul Revere Apalachicola Florida Georgia Alabama Edward H. Calvin Red Cross Bainbridge River Junction Fort James Chattahoochee Cotton Oil Company Central Montgomery Elba Geneva South Alabama

Byrd Defends Short Ballot Policy In Virginia

Governor Harry F Byrd reiterates that the short ballot plan reflects the will of the people and that a future governor should not veto or obstruct it He argues the amendments were adopted by direct vote and empower voters to shape how offices are chosen, countering claims it weakens democracy.

Richmond Virginia Harry F. Byrd Byrd

Marshal Foch Dies at 77 in Paris Home

Marshal Ferdinand Foch, famed World War I generalissimo, died at his Paris home at 5 50 p m after a prolonged illness. He was 77 and had shown courage and good humor through a long decline from heart trouble kidney disease and lung infection.

Paris Ferdinand Foch

Good Prices Paid For Live Stock At Cherry Meade Sale

The annual sale of livestock at Cherry Meade farm near Summit Point Jefferson county WV drew upwards of 2000 buyers. Receipts approached 10000 dollars with strong bidding on cattle horses sheep and hogs. A three year old horse sold for 230 and two cows brought 302. Two yearling calves reached 165 and corn sold at 5 50 per barrel.

M. L. Capper Gilbert DeHaven Cherry Meade Summit Point Jefferson County W. Va

Honor Roll At Kauffman School

The honor roll for the past month at Kauffman School lists Primer Melvin Billmyer first grade Dorothy Martin second grade Kenneth Clevenger Jean Duval and fifth grade Mary F Mc Aboy Carlisle Martin Grace Grove and Hilda Owens. Miss Charlotte Estep is principal and Miss Jean Hammack is primary teacher. Mrs. George N Miller returns home near Stephenson after visiting Mr and Mrs William G. Dorsey at 807 Massachusetts Avenue NE Washington.

Kauffman School Stephenson Melvin Billmyer Dorothy Martin Kenneth Clevenger Jean Duval Mary F. McAboy Carlisle Martin Grace Grove Hilda Owens Charlotte Estep Jean Hammack George N. Miller William G. Dorsey Massachusetts , Avenue Northeast Washington

Preacher Leads Evening Series on Conscience at Braddock Street

The Rev. M. D. Mitchell and Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden conduct nightly pre-Raster evangelistic services at Braddock Street Church. Mitchell delivers five sermons on Conscience from Old and New Testament perspectives. Easter baptism and new member reception planned as the series nears conclusion. Community gathers nightly at 7:30 with invitations to all faiths.

Dr. McFaden Braddock Street Church M. D., Mitchell Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South F. T. McFaden Presbyterian Church Mitchell Jesus Saint Paul McFaden

Middletown Man Cleared of Prohibition Ties

The Star corrects a report from Harrisonburg stating S. C. Stewart of Middletown had been convicted of a federal liquor violation. Stewart, who operates an auto store and filling station in Middletown after moving from Mount Airy, NC, has letters attesting to his integrity. No charges involving liquor or federal law apply to him.

Star Harrisonburg S. C. Stewart Middletown United States District Court F. H. Brumback Woodstock Stewart Mount Airy N. C

General Calles Poised to Crush Rebels in Mexico

The rebel army retreats from Escalon to Jimenez as General Calles arrives at Torreon with about 30,000 troops for a northern advance. Rebels, numbering around 25,000, concentrate at Jimenez and move toward Mazatlan while the government accuses looting banks of millions of pesos to flee to the United States.

Escalon Jimenez Escobar Calles Torreon Mazatlan Sinaloa

Heavy market selling amid tighter money rates

Heavy selling in the New York stock market followed further tightening of money rates. Early gains in several copper, utility, office appliance and miscellaneous issues were erased as pools failed to sustain a rally and many stocks fell 1 to 5 points from the previous close. call money rose to 9 percent.

Associated Press New York

Thousands Lose Homes In Danube Flood Crisis

Thousands of families along the Danube's right bank evacuated as the river rose, threatening further disaster in the worst flood since 1872. Church bells tolled across its 1,800 miles as thawing ice and floodwaters forced mass flight from homes and belongings.

Associated Press Bratislava Czechoslovakia Danube

Colonial currency on display at The Star office

Mrs H M Manuel exhibited a Revolutionary era paper currency at The Star office noting its age of about 15 years and fair preservation. The note promised 65 Spanish milled dollars or an equivalent value in gold or silver per a 1774 Congress resolution. Mrs Thomas H Clark, guest of Miss Virginia Butsler, returned to Washington after a week in town.

H. M. Manuel Star Office Congress Thomas H. Clark Virginia Butsler South Cameron Street Washington

Many Women To Be Appointed To Take Census In Virginia

The 1930 census will use over 100000 workers, mostly women, organized in groups under 46 districts. In Virginia districts, rural areas will collect farm statistics in addition to standard census data, with work starting date awaiting legislation.

Virginia States Washington Sam Wil William Steuart United States Boundariee T

New York Educators Visit Virginia For Four Day Tour

New York City education officials led by Frank P. Graves will tour Virginia for four days visiting Charlottesville Richmond Williamsburg Jamestown and other historic sites. The delegation will include George J. Ryan and attend university and college campuses including the University of Virginia College of William and Mary and Monticello with visits to Monticello St. John's Church and Mount Vernon.

Associated Press George J. Ryar New York School Board Grottoes Great Caverna Andoth Valley Universty of Virginia Thomas Joana Charlottesville Vear Allen Pog Woodrow Leon Edwin A. Alderman University Madison Hall Jefferson Little Mountain Monticello America J. A. Chandler College Jamestown Amresea Yorktown Cornwallis Washington Legislative Assembly Old Point Comfort Newport News Chamberlin-Vanderebilt Old Point Des Tion Fredericksburg Citizen's Guild Kenmore Betty Lewis George Washington James Monroe Hugh Mercer Alexandria Arlington Fairfax Counties New York

Meeting of the TM CA Set for Tomorrow Evening

A notice announces a meeting of the TM CA tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the secretary Mrs. Robert M. Ward's home. The brief item appears in column 1, page 11.

the & ™ CA Robert M. Ward

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Marshal Ferdinand Foch Baltimore Flyer Arlington Cemetery The Lily H. Baker Marshal Foch the Associatted Press MR Mitchell Massey Bros Care Star Gen. Calles Blue Danube Steuart Miller's Drug Store W. Gerrard St N. G. Hottle Winchester Steam Laundry
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