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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

6

Auxiliary Will Present Flag To Public School

At a meeting the auxiliary to the Lloyd Williams Post Legion voted to donate a flag and roof standard to the elementary school. The sale of articles for a May fundraiser to aid disabled veterans at Walter Reed Hospital was authorized with plans to match last year’s $90. Members from Winchester and Staunton planned May participation and the group accepted an invitation to meet in Staunton with Mrs Louise Werle Williams of New York.

Lloyd Williams Post Legion E. P T. W. Whitacre C. H. Iden E. P. Berlin Service Sales Walter Reed Hospital Washington Leon Scheuer Mary Court Robert T. Barton Winchester J. J. Killighan Clemmer-McGuffin Staunpton Louise Werle Williams Tuckahoe N. Y American Legion Auxiliary Barton M. F. Wisecarver John B. Neill

Drama Practice At Boyce School Promises A Notable Junior Year

Boyce Agricultural High School seniors practice for their annual three act comedy Who Wouldnt Be Crazy by Katherine Kavanaugh. Coach Miss Eva Massey reports a splendid production for the 1932 class with choral numbers and a play date to be announced.

Boyce Boyce Agricultural High School Katherine Kavanaugh Eva Massey C. D. Adams Walnut Hall Farm Ruth Royston Waynesboro M. E. Royston M. E. Royston. Misses’ Elizabeth Burch and Jane Jolliffe William and Mary College Williamsburg Marian Louise Martin Mary Baldwin College Staunton H. J. Mar Bernice Levi Clyde Levi Winchester Memorial Hospital

Easter Nurturing in Shenandoah Highlights Local Visits

Easter week in Shenandoah reports guests at the Weiricks and others from Fort Humphrey and College Park. Several residents, including Mrs Ed Good and Miss Laura McQuinn, recoveries and hospital transfers are noted.

Republicans To Take No Part In State Contests

Shenandoah county Republicans abstain from endorsing national committeemen. Delegates and alternates named for Winchester Frederick County Harrisonburg districts. Morrison and Garber slated as Seventh District national delegates to Chicago.Rockingham unity noted. statewide contest between Cropper and Anderson discussed. county mass meeting held in Shenandoah.

Henry W. Anderson Joseph L. Cropper C.com Slemp Winchester H. B. McCormine H C. Stouffer H. R. Potts William E. Cooper H. B. Garber F. L. Harris Ray Robinson A. H. Jackson Daniel W. Lufton Frederick County A. T. Williams P. E. Lineberg Bryan Stotler O. B. Willey Samuel E. Brown W. M. Stickley J. E. Brown Lester Ramey L. J. Cave Roy P. Duvall J. H. Reeley Claude Rickard W. E. Gardner A. T. Anderson D. F. Hottle George P. Kern Forrest Bageant D. A. Robinson C. G Baker Lewis Hudson Harrisonburg John W. Morrison Jacob A. Garber Chicago Shenandoah County Woodstock Morrison Garber Rockingham Norfolk Richmond Roanoke Page Luray Hoover Curtis Page County Purcellville Joseph L. JT C. Bascom Slemp Cropper Richard B. English Alexandria Arlington County Slemp Bristol Virginia Republican National Joseph Crupper

Easter Sunday Guests Visit Local Families

Mr and Mrs George Bywaters and children of Opequon and Mr and Mrs O Connor of Winchester were Easter Sunday guests at the Henson home. Easter visitors at the Legge home included H J McAloy and Brucetown residents Roy Legge Charlottesville and Hunter Sherman Castleton. Everett Kline and family moved from Vaucluse to Winchester. Deer family moved from Coffman property on Church Street to Strasburg. Dorothy Ann Keith returned to school after a week home due to a severe cold.

Mocletowe Penren Shenandoah Roger Frank Weirick L. H. Lamphear Fort Humphrey William Weirick College Park Gillett Lexington Jimmy Wise Ed Good Ini Grace M. E. Church South Charles Henson Alice McIntruff Garrett Bowers Thomas Bowers South Langhorne Joseph Thomaski Philadelphia Elizabeth McInturff Martinsburg W. Va Buddy Perry Little Ae Betty Lee Wincheser J. W. Steele Wilbur Kern Gore Lelia Ludwig Flint Hill Ed Ludwig Robbie Heater Lou Ward Strasburg Gertrude Pingley Elmer Pingley Charlottesville Gertrude L. L. Sibert Laurence Hagerstown Mary Sibert W. P. Saunders Clifton Forge Florida Harry Rinker Vaucluse C. C. Hammack Jean Baptist W. H. Edmondson Frank Werrick Harris Sperry Walter Affleck Clearbrook Laura McQuinn Washington George Bywaters Opequon O'Connor Winchester J. B. Legge H. J. McAloy Brucetown Roy Legge Hunter Sherman Castleton Everett Kline Deer Coffman Church Street Dorothy Ann Keith

Rockingham Republicans brace for busy convention week

A report details a flood of party events across Virginia with precinct primaries in Rockingham today, county and district conventions planned, and delegates heading to the state gathering in Roanoke. It notes Seventh District realignment after June 15 and hints at possible candidacies including ex-Congressman Garber and incumbent Tucker.

Assembly Hall Roanoke Rockingham General Assembly John W. Morrison Chicago Garber Harry St. George Tucker Lexington

National committeeman races and railroad tax debate observed

The piece notes a federal office holder at his summer home in Big Stone Gap preparing to travel to Roanoke for the Republican state convention. It suggests Congress should save railroads with taxpayer funds while implying political fatigue among mayors who travel for rest and duties.

Tion Blemp Big Stone Gap Roanoke

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