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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1935

Page

9

National Forest Land In 3 Cos To Be Sought

Condemnation proceedings target 2 228.51 acres in Frederick Shenandoah and Warren counties for inclusion in George Washington National Forests. Notices posted in county courthouses list 100 plus affected. U S attorney Joseph H. Chitwood to seek commissioners to determine just compensation. appointment set for June 3, 1935 in Lynchburg before Judge John Paul.

National Forest Frederick Shenandoah Warren United States District Court Western District of Virginia Gyborg United States of America George Washington National Forests Joseph H. Chitwood United States Western District of Virginia District Court of the United States Lynchpurg John Paul R. Millar Powell's Fort Valley Warren County Perons Winchester Star Frederick County Warren Sentinel Shenandoah Herald Shenandoah County

Massachusetts Supreme Court Rules Billboards Must Be Set Back

The Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds highway department rules from 1924 requiring setbacks and elimination of signs on private property visible from roads. The ruling cites highway safety and scenery as public welfare, signaling a sweeping nationwide impact on outdoor advertising regulation.

Massachusetts State Department of Public Work Massachusetts Highway Department Massachusetts Supreme Court

Blocked Bricker inquiry as Ohio legislature attacks New Deal

Governor Davey dominates the Ohio legislature as it refuses to let Attorney General Bricker investigate charges that a campaign fund solicited payments from suppliers to the relief administration. The body instead orders its own probe into relief organization efficiency.

Martin L. Davey Ohio John W. Bricker Harry Hopkins Ohio Relief Administration Davey Relief Organization New Deal

Scotland Memorial Shrine at Edinburgh Castle Rock

The article honors Scotland’s National War Memorial atop Edinburgh Castle Rock. It describes the site as a holy, historic crest and vows the shrine to Scots who fell 1914–1918. Funds from Scots at home and abroad funded Sir Robert Lorimer’s design for a nation-wide tribute.

Scotland Century Club Mecca Edinborough United Kingdom Valhalla Edinboro France Belgium Dover Japan Archangel Falkland Islands Caithness Gal Scotia Lothian Prince’s Street Gardens Edinburgh Margaret Randolph Bruce Douglass James VI England Mary Queen of Scots Robert Lorimer Sir Robert Lorimer

Visitors Gather From Sinnebester At Cedar Grove Home

News from Cedar Grove Virginia notes visitors from Sinnebester at ae W. H. Crim’s home including Page Lewis Kate Lewis Cecil Adams Lester Anderson and families. W M A officer election results reported and eight fancy quilts completed this year. Christian Endeavor to meet at Pleasant Valley Church and preaching planned by the pastor.

Cedar Grove Ae W. H. Crim Page Lewis Kate Lewis Cecil Adams Lester Anderson Sinnebester Jessie Lewis Marjorie Here Buddy Singhass Charles Braithwaite H. K. Dick United Brethren Church W. H. Crim Dory Miller A. G. Clark C. H. Fries Roy Hott Pleasant Valley Joe Cave Oliver Dix Ella Jenkins

Greenway United Brethren Ladies Aid meets in Greenway

Greenway Va March 22 The Greenway United Brethren Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs Bertha Armel with ten members present and two visitors A next meeting is planned at the home of Mrs E H White on Thursday April 13 Several residents and visitors are noted with brief social visits and relocations including the Funk and Wise families and visits to Stephens City Luray and Winchester

Greenway Greenway United Brethren Ladies Aid Society Bertha Armel E. H. White Noe Ceacolar Luray Dora Funk Cedarville Charles L. Funk Howard White Albert Simmons Stephens City Paul Wise Funkhouser Wise Home Roy Madigan Wise Hazel Grubbs Jim Cook Catherine Helen White Mozelle White Lola Perry Hilda Grubbs C. L. Funk Edna Cook E. B. Powers Winchester Catherine White James Madigan Raymond Grubbs Annie Armel Armel

Chestnut Grove Notes

Local items from Chestnut Grove describe visits among Unger DeHaven Davis and Strother families. A three act comedy “Two Days to Marry” is set for Chestnut Grove schoolhouse on Saturday April 6 at 8 p m to benefit the Sunday School.

Chestnut Grove B. W. Unger Irwin Unger Thomas, W.va W. L. DeHaven Thomas Davis Bunker Hill Charles Davis George Bowers Mae A. J. Strother Chestnut Grove School House Jack DeHaven Harry Loy Arsel DeHaven Howard DeHaven Mildred DeHaven Elma Taylor Harry Taylor

Community Notes From Green Spring Virginia

Green Spring Virginia March 22 Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Delmar Saville of McNeal West Virginia visiting Mrs Bessie Catlett Rowland Gano of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Cariweaper family Stewart Taylor and family visited Oliver Shyley family Alston Smith obituary noted Delmar Saville visited Mrs Albert Tusing James Dix and Jacob Strobridge called on Wilfred Wilson

Green Spring Delmar Saville McNeal W. Va Bessie Catlett Rowland Gano Martinsburg Cariweaper Stewart Taylor Oliver Shyley Alston Smith Albert Tusing James Dix Jacob Strobridge Wilfred Wilson

Bracetown Brevities in Bracetown Virginia social notes

Mr and Mrs James McAboy and families of Stephenson and Mr and Mrs Harry McAboy and families visited Ray Russell. Mrs Thomas Price has been ill. William Jobe and family moved to the Jobe farm with Miss Belle C Jobe. Luther M Welsh bought a lot from Gertrude B Locke adjoining Mrs Locke and Mrs Olie Schenck to build soon. Robert Legg and son Teddie of Winchester spent the weekend with Harry McAboy. Jake Emerson and family of Winchester visited Tom Price. Best McAboy of Baltimore stayed with his sister Purcel Stine. Evelyn S Jake of Washington spent Sunday with his aunt Migs.

Bracetown James McAboy Stephenson Harry McAboy Ray Russell Thomas Price William Jobe Jobe Belle C. Jobe Luther M. Welsh Gertrude B. Locke Locke Olie Schenck Robert Legg Teddie Winchester Jake Emerson Tom Price Best McAboy Baltimore Purcel Stine Evelyn Jake Washington Migs Belle C. Jobe

Oranda Notes Highlights Community Life in Oranda Virginia

Local report from Oranda Virginia dated March 22 notes strong demand for lime and high employment at area plants. Other items mention visits from relatives, a ten day old baby born to Mrs. E. R. Loving, church events, oyster supper for Bible classes, and residents visiting neighbors and relatives in nearby towns.

Oranda C. E. Rowland Stephens City E. R. Loving Hollis Coffelt Elmo Keller Washington E. F. Loving Edward Himelright Harry Loving Charles Copp Saumsville Stanley Windle William Stickley Vaucluse F. A. Snapp M. M. Orndorff O. C. Stickley Walnut Spring Ruby Miller Bakerton W. Va Lillian Good J. M. Brumback Hubert Marlowe Front Royal Carl Boyer Brisco Lichliter The Valley Pike

Grimes Gleanings Report from Grimes Virginia

Grimes Virginia March 22. Friends welcome Mrs Clarence Shepard and her two sons Edwin and George back to Forty Oaks after living in Winchester. The Perdues move in with Mrs Albert Miller at Hillside. Neighbors gather for old time quilting. Others visit relatives near Strasburg and Winchester. Alson Smith, former state highway employee, has died near Cedar Grove. A 8 Orndorff and C W Hensell with Selma Hensell visit Clyde Sibert in Winchester. Ellis Randall family visit daughter and son in law Harry Leight near Rest. Martin Bermester of Harrisburg Pa visits his parents Clarence Beckey. Mrs Wesley Weber ill for several days.

Grimes Clarence Shepard White Hall Edwin George Forty Oaks Winchester Strasburg Alson Smith Cedar Grove State Highway Department Orndorff C. W. Hensell Selma Hensell Clyde Sibert Ellis Randall Harry Leight Martin Bermester Harrisburg Clarence Beckey Wesley Weber

Ridings Chapel Notes March Illness and Visits

Ridings Chapel Virginia residents report Mr. Milton Cadwallader’s sudden illness and well wishes for a quick recovery. Visitors at the Grim home Sunday included Miss Anna Lee Grim Mary Kathryn Grim and Mr Irvin Grim. The Ridings Chapel Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Grim’s residence.

Ridings Chapel Milton Cadwallader Mildred Donald Grim Anna Lee Grim Mary Kathryn Grim Irvin Grim

Sister of Alyce Can Smile Too

Frances McHenry, 14, sister of Alyce McHenry of Omaha Nebraska, reads a telegram from her mother noting Alyce is improving after an operation at Fall River Massachusetts that corrected an upside down stomach. Frances stays with friends in Sioux City Iowa.

Alyce Wises McHenry Frances McHenry Alyce McHenry Omaha, Neb Fall River Mass Frances Sioux City Iowa

Scouts Celebrate Fifth Year With Waffle Supper and News

A Boy Scout Troop 2 anniversary meeting marked five years with a candle ceremony for Tenderfoot pins, five year service stars, and a waffle supper. Paul A. Siple sent a belated Antarctic congratulation. Admiral Byrd and leaders expressed pride in Scouting growth and future.

Boy Scouts of America Paul A. Siple Eric Byrd Antarctic Byrd Jacob Rupert Tom Byrd Five Eagle Party Byrd Party Ias Admiral Byrd Eagle Scouts Jack Whitmore Henry Pitzer Paul Hanna Joe Ritter Handley John Hottle George Guthridge Wilbur Anderson Harvey Grubbs Rinard Largent Charles Gibbens Charles Harper Robert Gibbens Billy Boyce

Grim family visit and Elizabeth Jackson leaves for Washington

Carrol Grim and family hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Jesse Grim and children. Elizabeth Jackson departed Sunday for Washington DC.

Carrol Grim Jesse Grim Elizabeth Jackson Washington ,D. C

Reliance News Briefs from Reliance Community League

Warren Rinker of Washington D C visited his mother Mrs Russell Rinker. Madeline Cullers returns home after Marlboro visit. Carson Bowen at home after Washington work. Andrew Broy and Charles Henyon of Washington visit Mr and Mrs Henry Broy. Area illnesses improving. measles noted in Miss Margaret Pence. Verlin Cullers visiting parents. Reliance Community League plans a school auditorium play. Daisy Rinker and Henry Bray visit Sadie Grover. Bill Zelinski and Howard Rinker from Washington weekend guests of John Rinker.

Reliance Warren Rinker Washington D. C Russell Rinker Madeline Cullers Marlboro Carson Bowen Andrew Broy Charles Henyon Henry Broy Daisy Rinker Henry Bray Sadie Grover Bill Zelinski Howard Rinker John Rinker

Greenwood Notes from Greenwood Virginia March update

Mae Hamman shows improvement after a week of illness. Herbert Robertson visited his parents Earl Robertson and wife in Kernstown. William Eshelman recovering well after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Sam Giffin visited her mother in Winchester. Haman Hart moved to his father’s Red Bud farm. Visitors to Mae Hamman included Earl Robertson family, James Cather, Luther Shutts, and Ruth Ritter of Winchester. George Kerns builds a new farmhouse.

Greenwood Mae Hamman Herbert Robertson Earl Robertson Kernstown William Eshelman Memorial Hospital Sam Giffin Winchester Haman- Hart Glaize Place Red Bud James Cather Luther Shutts Ruth Ritter George Kerns

Courage Forms Basis of Talk To Rotary Club

The Rev Dr William F Locke spoke at the Rotary Club in the George Washington Hotel urging moral courage as the nation’s great need. He cited historical figures and Christ as examples and highlighted the Apple Blossom Festival plan for Winchester with Harry Cooke outlining program details and urging full community support.

Courage Rotary Club George Washington William F. Locke Locke Southern Methodist Episcopal Church Winchester Harry Cooke Louis Baker Cooke D. J. Howard Charles Coffman Dr. Locke Charles Martel George W Thomas Jefferson Sem Byrd Jesus of Nazareth Apple Astival

Hammack and Larrick Visit Family in Mason and Dixon

Mrs. C. C. Hammack and Mr. J. Fred Larrick drove this morning to Mason and Dixon Pennsylvania to visit their brother and his family Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larrick.

Middletown C. C. Hammack J. Fred Larrick Mason and Dixon, Pa Victor Larrick

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