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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1940

Page

11

Frank J Best long-time Santa Fe railroad man retires

Frank J Best a Frederick native and dean of Oklahoma railway men retires May 1 after 53 years with the Santa Fe Railway Co. At 73 he plans a trip to Winchester Virginia and a return to private life, with golf and flowers his leisure goals.

Frank J. Best Brucetown Winchester Mr. Best William J. Frances Jefferson Best Arto Hgere Olin Oklahoma City Oklahoman Oklahoma Railway Men Santa Fe Railway Co Best Shenandoah Valley The Santa Fe Topeka Guthrie Douglass Kan Newkirk Ponca City Oklahoma City State Capitol Lake Overholser

May Head P.T.A. Nominee for 43rd Convention

Mrs. William Kletzer of Portland Oregon is nominated for a three year term as president of the national P.T.A. at the 43rd annual convention in Omaha Nebraska.

William Kletzer Portland Oregon P.T.A Omaha Nebraska

Best family ties mark Clinton farewell for longtime official

Best, married to Mamie Hartenbower since Christmas 1894 in Douglas, leaves four grandchildren William Thompson, Marylyn Ann, Charles Otis, and Frank. Daughter Mrs Otis C Thompson resides in Clinton. Successor Henry T Anderson, Guthrie agent, takes over duties.

Best Mamie Hartenbower Douglas Otis C. Thompson Clinton William Best Thompson University of Oklahoma Marylyn Ann Charles Otis Frank Henry T. Anderson Guthrie

Private employers add 18 percent more hires in March

Federal Security Administrator McNutt released figures showing private employers increased hires by 18 percent in March versus a year earlier. He noted rising demand in industry and commerce and that idle workers are slowly being absorbed.

Washington McNutt Senator Barkley D-Ky Roosevelt WPA CCC National Youth Administration Office of Education

Special Service at Pentecostal Mission Saturday May 4

A special service is announced for Saturday May 4 at 8 o clock at the Pentecostal Mission 113 South Cameron Street. Rev J B Shade stated the Rev Lake Gilbert from Knoxville Md will preach. There will be special music.

Pentecostal Mission South Cameron Street Shade Lake Gilbert Knoxville

Destruction By Airplanes Is Described Near Narvik

J Norman Lodge reports from Formofoss near Namsos Norway describing German air raids on allied troops that left lower Namsos wrecked with cratered squares and charred ruins. British and French anti aircraft batteries were newly deployed to defend the area.

J. Norman Lodge Associaed Narvik Namsos Norway Formofoss Germany

Albemarle Peach Crop Seen At Half Normal in Crozet

Ray W. Warrick, Crozet fruit grower, doubts a total loss from the freeze and estimates 50 percent of a normal commercial peach crop in Crozet this season. He bases this on orchard observations after the cold wave, noting 400 to 500 carloads versus a normal 800 carloads. Some growers fear near wipeout but expect some fruit for domestic use. Mrs. Bush's Sister Dies.

Ray W. Warrick Crozet Albemarle County Mr. Warrick

Death of Mrs Effie L Everhart at Lovettsville

Mrs Effie L Everhart age 62 of Lovettsville Loudoun county died Tuesday morning due to illness. She leaves husband Harry E Everhart and four sons and a daughter all of Lovettsville. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Lovettsville with Rev Tobler officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery.

Walter H. Bush Effie L. Everhart Lovettsville Loudoun County New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Mr. Tobler

Potomac Synod meeting ends with pension plan talk

Frederick Md May 1 final session of the Potomac Synod Evangelical and Reformed Church highlighted election of officers committee reports and a debate on a pension plan Representatives from Maryland the District of Columbia and Virginia attended Six delegates ministers and lay members were named to attend the general synod at Lancaster Pa in June The committee on Evangelism urged a stronger drive and cited Rev Harvey A Fesperman of Hagerstown The principal speaker yesterday was Rev Dr Charles E Schaeffer secretary of National Missions from Philadelphia

Prayer Service at Grace Church This Evening

A prayer service will be held at Grace Church at 7 30 this evening. The sermon topic is Personal Evangelism.

Grace Church

Seasonal exemption found for Appalachian apple storage industry

The Wage and Hour Division announced that cold storage of apples in the Appalachian Area is an industry of a seasonal nature and partially exempt from hours provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. A 15 day window for petitions for review was opened by Col. Philip B. Fleming. The Appalachian Area spans parts of Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with 16 warehouses including Winchester Cold Storage.

Associated Press The Star Washington Appalachian Harold Stein Hearings United States Department of Labor Philip B. Fleming Federal Register Alleghany Mountains Blueee Mountains Virginia Albemarle Nelson Amherst Bedford Henry Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia United States Winchester Cold Storage Company, Inc Stein

Envoy Returns Her and Apple Warehouses

Regional apple storage warehouses operate only September to November for harvest and rest of year for maintenance and sales. A regional group of warehouses functions as a branch of an industry with large export share, handling York Imperial apples and storage only, ceasing operations after receiving apples.

York

Jobe Family Visit Noted in Brucetown Notes

Brucetown, Va. May 1 Mrs. E. B. Jobe and son from Winchester visited their aunt Miss Belle Jobe on Wednesday afternoon. Many friends of Mrs. J. R. Smith are pleased to learn she ...

Brucetown Jobe and Son Winchester Belle Jobe J. R. Smith

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