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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1934

Page

2

Statewide Relief Plan Launches Subsistence Gardening in Virginia

A new federal relief program starts in Virginia to aid up to 30,000 marginal families by providing seed, fertilizer, and expert canning advice. Urban areas may receive help via the works division of FERA, with local subsistence garden committees forming under county agents and a garden director leading efforts.

Virginia Elizabth Farrar Frederick County L. B. Dietrick Virginia Polytechnic Institute State Emergency Relief Administration Works Division FERA CWA Mr. Dietrick William A Smith Sidney T. Adair State Relief Oe Pyle W. James Margaret Social Service Bureau Ella Ee John R. Hutcheson Vv. P.I Maude Wallace Eula Porter Robins A. G. Smith T. C. Walker Relief Administration Smith

Water Therapy and Its Tonic Effects Across Baths

Dr Logan Clendening explains how cold showers and contrast baths stimulate circulation, skin tone, and energy while tepid baths aid sleep. He notes modern plumbing allows home treatments, reducing need for healing springs, and advertises six pamphlets available for ten cents each.

Logan Clendening Clendening

Loyalty Is An Essential Trait Says Admr. Byrd

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd argues loyalty is crucial in exploration. He cites Captain Oates of Scott’s polar expedition as a model, noting that loyal sailors sacrifice comfort and even life for the group. Byrd credits expedition success to loyal team members and cautious selection, framing loyalty as a key reward of hardship.

Admr Byrd Public Information Committee Winchester Rotary Club Richard E. Byrd Winchester Captain Oates Scott South Pole Oates

Whitacre Notes Social Visits in Cross Junction Area

Whitacre Virginia March 21 Mrs James Grove of Cross Junction spent one day last week with sister Mrs Roy Parrill. Mr and Mrs Ellis Haines were Sunday guests of Mrs R E L Whitacre. Mr and Mrs George Kimble of Nain called on Mrs 5S W Kimble Sunday. Mr G W Strother is ill with a severe cold. Mrs Richard Pugh spent Sunday afternoon with her sister Mrs Ivan Pugh.

Whitacre James Grove Cross Junction Roy Parrill Ellis Haines R. E. L. Whitacre George Kimble Nain W. Kimble G. W. Strother Richard Pugh Ivan Pugh

Local Visitors and Family News Across Winchester and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. Paul Braithwaite and daughter Jean visited Mrs. Owen Phillips on Sunday. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including Mildred Sargent, Purcell Braithwaite, and Donald Dolan, were seen at various homes. The column notes ongoing visits, illnesses, and short trips among Whitacre, Braithwaite, Parrill, Fletcher, and related families in Winchester, Gainesboro, Marlowe, and Monessen.

Paul Braithwaite Jean Owen Phillips Walker V. Kimble Sday G. C. Peacemaker Winchester Mildred Sargent Irene Strother Purcell Braithwaite Donald Dolan Norman Norwood Braithwaite O. P. Adams Rhodella Gainesboro Whitacre Harry Largent Mary Lou Lee N. Whitacre Roy Parrill C. A. Parrill Holmes Fletcher Ernest Laura Fletcher Kenzil Whitacre Walter Oates J. W. Whitacre Oscar Dick Marlowe W. Va Elmer Whitacre Winona

Mr and Mrs Eddie Largent Visit Mrs Parrill With Son

Mr Eddie Largent and Mrs Largent along with their little son Buddy were calling on Mrs Roy Parrill Sunday night.

Whitacre Eddie Largent Buddy Roy Parrill

Bargains for Freedom in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case

Norman Whitaker, imprisoned lawyer associate of Gaston Means, seeks leniency by claiming to reveal where $104,000 is hidden. He writes to District Attorney Roger Robb in Washington and says Means knows the inside story of the Lindbergh kidnapping.

Norman Whitaker Gaston B. Means Evalyn Walsh McLean Roger Robb Washington Whitaker Means

Dodge Hydraulic Brakes Surprising 1934 Idea Spread

The 1934 Dodge highlights hydraulic brakes praised for smooth quick stopping with equal pressure on all four wheels. The system remains stable in rain or shine and requires no constant adjustment, promising safer dependable braking without car swerving.

DODGE

Baseball Boys Anxious to Start Practice

Local baseball players are anxious to hear the call for practice as good weather returns. J. Peyton Marshall has been elected team manager and will soon begin setting up exercises to prepare the players.

J. Peyton Marshall

Local Sales and Highway Bids Listing Various Properties and Projects

A town sale directory lists auctions of household goods livestock and farm implements at multiple farms near Burnt Middletown Shockeystville Boyce and Winchester with sealed bids for Route 60 and several Route C projects across Alleghany Norfolk Dinwiddie and other counties under the National Industrial Recovery Act. Details include projected excavation and steel quantities and wage stipulations.

Benj L. Byers J. D. Wright Burnt C. L. Keeler Middletown Dad Miller Stephens City Eugene H. Anderson Estate of Alberta B. Luttrell Shockeysville Dea H. Garber W. J. Cook Boyce Perry Dept. of Highways Richmond County Alleghany Reinf. Steel Norfolk Pittsylvania Westmoreland Dinwiddie Reinf Chesterfield

Partition Suit Notice in Winchester Virginia Court

In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court Winchester Virginia on March 14 1934 a suit by Brown and Robinson against Rutherford Thompson and others seeks partition of real estate conveyed in 1919 with life estates and remainder to children. Observes unknown heirs and nonresidency, requiring appearance within ten days of publication with four weekly notices in the Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse.

Corporation Court City OF Winchester Eora Vv. Brown Dorothea J. Robinson Bertha T. Rutherford Nee Bolden Cornelia B. Thompson Nellie V. Brown Mary C. Thompson Bertha T. Bolden City of Winchester Virginia Bolden Bertha T. Rutherford Nee Bolden Winchester Evening Star Corinne Barnett Kuykendall & Benham P. Q. Paw

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