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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1929

Page

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More Princesses Appointed for Apple Blossom Festival

Virginia state senators and others announced additional princess selections for the Apple Blossom Festival. Names include Matylda Ann Reece in the 36th district and Lucille Ware in the 4th district, among others. Parade float entries draw interest from Berryville Chamber of Commerce Massanutten Caverns and Shenandoah Valley groups as director Nelson F. Richards urges early applications. Schools respond with prize incentives. bands plan competitions as Duffey and MclIlwee prepare for large turnout. Norfolk and Western Railway lines up a company float for the event.

Virginia Matylda Ann Reece M. D. Nunnally Richmond T. Gray Haddon Lucille Ware R. B. Ware Amherst J. Belmont Woodson Marjorie Thomas R. L. Thomas South Hill W. H. Jeffreys Lucie Edwin Porter Ruth Williams Porter Nimrod Hall Bath County Shenandoah Valley, Inc Catherine Powers Prince Street Alexandria Frank L. Ball Dorothy Belle Cooley D. T. Cooley Berryville Ralph Dorsey J. H. Funkhouser Clarke County Nelson F. Richards Shenandoah Valley National Bank Richards Berryville Chamber of Commerce Massanutten Caverns Harrisonburg Winchester Frederick County H. S. Duffey Duffey West Virginia Maryland W. H. MclIlwee Committee On Bands Baker Norfolk and Western Railway Mbanoke

Berkeley county to send two princesses to 1929 Apple Blossom

The Martinsburg Evening Journal reports Berkeley county will be represented by Miss Charlotte C. McKown and Miss Anne S. Harrison as festival princesses at Winchester. The county selections were made by chamber of commerce and Senator H. P. Henshaw. Both candidates are local residents with Virginian school backgrounds and business training. The paper notes plans for a possible Berkeley queen to be named by West Virginia contingent, with Winchester organizers supporting the idea.

Martinsburg W.va Evening Journal Berkeley County Winchester Charlotte C. McKown Anne S. Harrison Chamber of Commerce H. P. Henshaw Bunker Hill McKown J. C. McKown West John Street Miss Harrison Peyton R. Harrison West King Street Miss McKown Virginia Eastern Panhandle West Virginia Maryland

Hoover Declares May 1 as Child Health Day

President Hoover issued a proclamation designating May 1 as Child Health Day. He urged the nation and all agencies to promote nationwide understanding of healthy childhood and to conserve the health and vigor of boys and girls each day of the year.

Hoover Associated Press Washington United States

For Sale Windmill or Green Orchard Item

For sale windmill or green orchard in excellent condition with automatic oiler. Also several old gasoline engines available. Apply at Stax office or at it BTRAD.

Midnight Show at Capitol Thea tre features Hometowners

Warner Brothers 100 percent talking picture opens at the Capitol tonight at 11 30 with the stage hit Hometowners starring Richard Bennett Doris Kenyon and Robert Edson. An organ recital by Mr Houde of popular airs accompanies the program along with a comedy.

George M. Cohan Warner Brothers Capitol Theatre Richard Bennett Doris Kenyon Robert Edeson Mr. Houde

Three Children Die In House Fire In Emporium

A Susquehanna Valley fire in Emporium Pennsylvania killed five year old twins Thelma and Velma Smith and three year old Mary Anne Smith who were asleep in their home. Their father and a 14 year old sister were badly burned while the mother was away at the time. The fire started from an undermined cause.

Associated Press Emporium Thelma Velma Smith Mary Anne Smith Smith

Tests Auto Gas For Airplane Use At Roosevelt Field

Roosevelt Field, N Y. March 27. Martin Jensen took off at 6 01 34 a m to test automobile gasoline for airplane use in an endurance flight of unknown total duration. His aircraft carried 450 gallons of fuel. The sole endurance record of 35 hours was held by the late Lieut Royal B Thomas.

Associated Press Roosevelt Field N. Y Martin Jensen Royal B. Thomas

Thornton Goode Sale Promises Livestock and Piano

Notice advertises a sale on April 2 featuring good horses and milk cows and also a fine piano, inviting buyers to attend and bid on livestock and the instrument.

Thornton Goode Sale

Real values in better used trucks ad and notices

REAL VALUES IN BETTER USED TRUCKS listing 1 114 ton and 2 ton trucks at 1010 Amherst St attributed to John Nixon with date code 3 26 1p 21. Also Easter lilies 1.49 at People s Drug Store and a lost notice for a Buick coach tire and rim between Warrenton and Winchester with reward to William Beverley dated 3 27 1p 2t.

Amherst ST. John Nixon People's Drug Store Werrenton Winchester Buick William Beverley

Easter Sale At Batt's Store Promotes Chickens And Cakes

Easter sale advertisement lists chickens eggs cakes and fancy work at Batt's Store on Friday with Ladies Aid event in the Frederick Circuit.

Batt's Ladies’ Aid Frederick Circuit

Fined for Truck Hauling Without a License in Court

Hollis Clowser of Frederick County received a total fine of 55 dollars and 25 cents plus costs in magistrate court for hauling household goods without a license. The case noted a wood load as compensation and prior warnings about unlicensed hauling. James W. Amick, Dorothy Clifford, Irene Clifford, and Grover Crane also faced penalties for liquor selling, disorderly conduct, and drunkenness.

Hollis Clowser Frederick County Clowser James W. Amick Fremont Street Dorothy Clifford Irene Grover Crane

Funeral Services Held For Mrs. S. R. Ashley

The funeral for Mrs. May O'Reilly Ashley of Castleman's Ferry Clarke county was held at 2 PM from the Presbyterian Church on South Loudoun street. Rev. F T McFaden assisted by Rev C H Anderson and Rev Luther McFarland led the service with a large gathering and floral tributes. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Edwards Frank Galloway Holmes McFarland Alonzo Thompson John Shanholtz and Mason Alders.

May O’reilly Ashley Stephen R. Ashley Castleman’s Ferry Clarke County Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Church South Loudoun Street F. T. McFaden C. H. Anderson Luther McFarland Mount Hebron Cemetery Charles Edwards Frank Galloway Holmes McFarland Alonzo Thompson John Shanholtz Mason Alders

Frank Hack Signs Contract To Buy W G Hardy Property

Frank N Hack signed a contract to purchase the W G Hardy real estate at the northwest corner of Washington and Gerard streets. Hack plans to add the property to his Washington Pall Mall holdings to create a larger garden and grounds, gaining 125 feet of frontage on Washington and 170 feet on West Gerard. The Hardy frame dwelling will be retained and moved off the premises to a new lot, while Mr Hardy will build a new home at Stewart and Gerard streets on a 115 foot square lot.

William G. Hardy Washington and Gerard Streets Frank N. Hack Hack Pall Mall Washington Street Gerard Street

Credit Crisis Peaks Amid Turbulent Wall Street Trading

New York reports the credit crisis may have peaked with brisk price rallies after a 15 percent call money renewal. Banks held at 20 percent to prevent a broader run while bank acceptances declined fractionally, signaling reduced liquidation volumes and cautious investors.

Associated Press New York Call New York Exchange Federal Reserve Board

To Hold Silent Service Tonight at Centenary Reformed

The silent Wednesday service will be held tonight at 7:45 in Centenary Reformed Church. An order of silent worship is planned and Dr Flickinger will speak on The Religious Value of Silence.

Centenary Reformed Church Flickinger

Elinor Smith Joins Search For Missing Airmen

CURTISS FIELD N Y March 27 The search for a plane that disappeared last Friday with four men while flying from Norfolk continued today with an extra participant a woman flyer Hilmor Smith who flew a Robin plane with Captain Stephen Yancy as observer over south Jersey The missing plane chartered by T Raymond Finucane of Rochester N Y was piloted by Harry Smith of Miami The other two men were Robert Boyd of Portland Maine and Frank Ables of Mineola New York.

Associated Press Curtiss Field N. Y Norfolk Hilmor Smith Stephen Yancy South Jersey T. Raymond Finucane Rochester Harry Smith Miami Robert Boyd Portland Frank Ables Mineola

Rebel Forces Retreat North of Quila in Mazatlan

American Consul William P. Blocker reports rebels attacked Mazatlan but are retreating north of Quila. Telegrams indicate rail and telegraph service to the south to be restored by week’s end. Ambassador Morrow says rebel strength in Sinaloa is 2,000 to 2,500 with no major change in Chihuahua where Gen Calles presses the fight.

Associated Press Washington William P. Blocker Mazatlan State Department Quila Morrow Sinaloa Chihuahua Calles

Japanese Ship Rescues Crew of Italian Vessel

Wireless dispatches report the Italian destroyer Muggia with about 76 men aboard sank after a storm 150 miles northeast of Shanghai. The Japanese freighter Matsumoto Maru found crew members adrift and on rocks, rescuing officers and sailors.

Associated Press TORIO Mugegla Shanghai

Bob Davis Hon Stories in Valley for Famous Paper

Woodrow Shenandoah County Virginia reports Bob Davis of the New York Sun on a spring motor tour visiting Shenandoah Caverns. The world traveling correspondent plans to write about local color for forthcoming Sun issues.

Bob Davis Valley Famous Paper Woodstock Robert H. Davis The New York Sun Shenandoah County Davis Sun Mr. Davis William T. Dewart Virginia Shenandoah New York Virginia Hills Far West Carson Nevada San Francisco Golden Gate Journal Morning World Frank A. Munsey O. Henry Munsey the Sun Fannie Hurst

Large Crowds At Braddock Street Services With Dr McFaden

Large crowds attended evangelistic services at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South where Rev Dr F T McFaden of the Presbyterian Church preached on The Danger of Being So Near and Yet Not Altogether in the Kingdom. The Monday sermon covered The Prodigal Son with call to conversion. Firefighter attendance highlighted one night and Prof W H Mellwee led songs.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South F. T. McFaden Presbyterian Church Dr. McFaden W. H. Mellwee

Graf Zeppelin Seen Over Athens During Med Cruise

The Graf Zeppelin appeared over Athens at 7 a.m. on its return to Germany from an eastern Mediterranean cruise. Crowds watched as it flew low over the Parthenon.

Associated Press Athens Germany Parthenon

Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp Stockholders Meet Notice

The annual stockholders meeting of the Virginia Loan and Thrift Corp will be held at their office on Wednesday April 3 at ten a m for the purpose of electing directors and any other business that may come before the meeting. A S Hott Sec Megr 3 27 30 Apr 1 2 1p 41

Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp Willi A. S. Hott Sec Megr

Easter Ties Arrive In Complete New Line

Frank Keckley announces new Easter neckwear with a complete stock. Ties priced at 50 cents and one dollar.

Frank Keckley

Irwin Drug Co. Adds Two Telephone Lines

The Irwin Drug Co. announces two new telephone numbers 1030 and 1031 to improve service. The brief notice lists contact lines and reaffirms the store’s contact options for customers.

Virginia Farm Bureau Convention Set in Harrisonburg

State meeting outlines topics including rural electrification farm organization and cooperation at the annual Virginia Farm Bureau Federation convention in Assembly Hall Harrisonburg. Noted speakers include Dr Julian A Burruss J Frank Porter Governor Byrd Murray Lincoln and Senator J R Horsely with a banquet and sessions scheduled Friday.

Farm Rouse Farm Organization Virginia Farm Bureau Federation, Inc Assembly Hall Harrisonburg Julian A. Burruss J. Frank Porter Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation Byrd Murray Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau Federation John R. Horsely Virginia John W. Morrison G. F. Holsinger Ah Ji Julian A. Burnruss Virginia Politics Institute and College of Agricul Kane D. C Harry F. Byrd J. R. Hirseley Virginia State Grange Business Service of Kingham Cooperative Farmreau, Incorporated C. VY. Smith State Postnele Wa Ohio Murray D. Lincoln Nesa

Six Men Get Life Terms for Slaying Merchant

In Baltimore on March 27 six men received life imprisonment in Criminal Court for the killing of Benjamin Williams, a grocer, during a holdup. Named were Big John Harris and Leo Mercer as the shooters, with Cecil Harlin Carol Harper Thomas Greeves and Matthew Kulpa positioned outside the store.

Associated Press Baltimore Benjamin Grocer Big John” Harris Leo J. Mercer Cecil Harlin Carol Harper Thomas Greeves Matthew Kulpa Williams

Marshal Chang Seizes Chifoo With Little Trouble

Marshal Chang Tsung Chang entered Chifoo Shantung at 8 am and took control with minimal resistance. The British sloop Cornflower and US cruiser Trenton moved inshore to meet emergencies. Nationalists retreated after 7 000 defected to Chang following a two day battle east of the city, leaving munitions behind and prompting looting fears.

Associated Press Chifoo Shantung China Chang Tsung-Chang Cornflower United States Trenton Chang Shantzing

Real Values Used Cars Advertised With Auto Parts Cone

Classified note advertises used cars with real values and auto parts cone available. Limited readable details mention price and contact options.

Easter camcies at Brooks pharmacy and neighbors

Brooks' Pharmacy offers Car Certified seed oats at 85c a bushel. Kepler & Beck advertise wood and kindling, $2.50 per cart load. Glaze & Bro promote similar goods in the same period.

Kepler & Beck

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mount Gretna John L. Campion Charles Stewart Columbus Harold Gloyd Paul Wager Worthington Virginia Senate Miss Meown Capitol Tonight S. R. Ashley Frank Hack W. G. Hardy Wall Street Andrew Bell eClay Elinor Smith Search For P. J. Hammack Strasburg Oscar S. Brown Loudoun Street Huey P. Long Louisiana Shenandoah Co Irwin Drug Coo., Inc Virginia Federation Marshal Chang Page & Shaw Brooks’ Pharmacy Winchester Steam Laundry
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