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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1933

Page

8

Winchester Police Station Hosts Record 38 Transients

Winchester police headquarters set a new record by lodging 38 men from seven states. The unemployed transients, aged 18 to 47, passed through for the apple fete then planned to continue their journeys. The men hailed from New York Virginia Michigan and other locales.

Winchester New York Pengephvarl Seagoew Neprvena Distric Colest Virginia Michigan

Wheat market closing prices reported for Chicago and Baltimore

The Star reports daily closing wheat prices from Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickel Sales Corporation. Chicago values show May 73 1/2, July 74 46, September 75 54, December 77 1/2. Baltimore spot wheat 91 and Winchester spot 88.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickel] Sales Corporation North Washington Street Hagerstown

Winchester Apple Blossom Festival Parade Celebrates Centennial

Thousands of visitors arrive by train and car for Winchester festival events. The pageant In Springtime at Handley Stadium drew praise as 1 000 pupils took part. Queen Shenandoah led a grand two day celebration ending with the Queen's Ball at Shenandoah Academy.

Washington-Lee High School Handley High School Martinsburg W. Va Winchester Yost Hite Virginia W. H. MclIlwee Edward C. Goss W. A. Baker J. P. Hayley George H. Grimm W. R. Legge Hoye Riley Wendell Goode F. I. McClure Roy Cather J.T. Engle Richard Hatcher Opal Robinson Edmund Lupton McSherry Lupton Handley Stadium Garlan Ar Francois de Buisseret Washington Nmber

Two Mosby Rangers Veterans Die In Separate Parades Of Honor

In Front Royal Virginia Philip Eastham 88 Confederate veteran dies from injuries after a Sunday morning auto collision on the sidewalk near the Western Union office. James Masters of Martinsburg WV held for hearing. Amanda Snyder owner lives near Bunker Hill WV. Funeral at home and burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery. In Charles Town John Thomas Gibson Jr 85 Confederate veteran and Mosby’s Ranger member dies in Manassas Virginia. Funeral at Col Braxton D Gibson home with burial at Edge Hill Cemetery.

Front Royal Philip B James W Masters Martinsburg W. Va Western Union Telegraph Office Masters Amanda Snyder Bunker Hill Eatham R.F. Collins Edgar C. Smith Mr. Eastham Rappahannock County Mosby Satunton Willis Shuler Phyllis Eastham South River N. J Ellie Byrd Elizabeth Eastham Prospect Hill Cemetery John T. Gibson, Jr Charles Town John Thomas Gibson Braxton D. Gibson Edge Hill Cemetery

Wheat Brings 85 Cents In The Upper Valley

Wheat in the Upper Valley rose to 85 cents a bushel the highest in over two years amid uncertainty if prices will hold. In Rockingham County some farmers hold out for higher prices with Andrew Woolf offering 400 bushels and Walter Showalter about 800. Prospects for a 1,000,000 bushel yield improve due to favorable weather and moisture, with County Agent S M Cox noting a potential normal year.

Harrisonburg Rockingham Rockingham Farms Andrew Woolf Fox Ejler Walter Showalter Rockingham County Woolf S. M. Cox

Fete Bills At Once Urges Prompt Public Payments

Director-General J. P. Arthur urged that anyone with a bill against the Apple Blossom Festival present it at once. He said the organization aims to straighten its affairs promptly and sought public cooperation.

J. P. Arthur

Epworth League To Present A Debate At Stephens City

The Epworth League of Stephens City Methodist Church will hold a debate at 7 30 Sunday evening led by Miss Evelyn Huber. The topic: Resolved That Home Missions Are More Important Than Foreign Missions.

Epworth League Stephens City

Virginia reforming taxes to curb federal paternalism

Former VM L superintendent William H. Cocke argues against federal paternalism and future debt transfer. He praises Virginia's pay as you go policy, warns against enlarging federal powers, and urges limiting government to avoid higher state taxes while cutting expenses.

Associated Press Lexington Virginia Geh William H. Cocke Virginia Social Science Association Cii

Washington Pair Hurt In Accident At Strasburg

Miss Louise Humbert and Louis H. Grammer of Washington D C were reported improving after a late yesterday accident at the foot of Hupp's Hill Strasburg. Their car failed to negotiate the curve and crashed into crushed stone then vaulted a wire fence injuring Humbert who was pinned beneath the car and Grammer who suffered nervous shock and probable internal injuries. They were brought to Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Louise Humbert Louis H. Grammer Washington, D. C Hupp Mr. Grammer Miss Humbert Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Sarah E. Jenkins Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs. Sarah E. Jenkins wife of A F Jenkins died at her home 68 Greenawalt avenue at 5 45 this morning after several months of illness. She was 40 born July 4 1893 in Columbus Ohio daughter of the late Sarah C Reid and J A Reid. Survived by husband one daughter Miss Charlotte Jenkins father one sister Mrs George Higgs Winchester and two brothers J W Reid Winchester and E A Reid Fort Thomas Ky. No funeral arrangements made.

Sarah E. Jenkins A. F. Jenkins Greenawalt Avenue Jenkins Columbus Ohio Sarah C. Reid J. A. Reid

CALL SENT OUT FOR BIG MEETING AGAINST REPEAL

A meeting is organized with speakers including Rev. Bal of Staunton Rev. Canter Kerr Vanvye Switzer Bryan and others. Attendees from Front Royal Boyce and surrounding areas are listed with several local names and committees.

Rloodstock Joseph H. Bals Staunton H. M. Canter W. B. Kerr T. S. Vanvye B. V. Switzer J H. Bryan Charles P. Heinrich J. L. “Andloe Marshall J. Payne Front Royal Nannie Porter C. L. Melton Nellie Henson Charles L. Melton Boy

Andrew Dean Ends Life in Virginia Barn

Andrew Jackson Dean aged 74 and father of 18 took his own life by hanging at his Greenmount area home northwest of Harrisonburg on May 5. He suffered cholera morbus days earlier, was found at 9:30 am, and the coroner deemed no inquest necessary. Survived by a widow Ida Plick and many children. Funeral plans were not set.

Harrisonburg Andrew Jackson Dean Greenmount Rhones Fa J. M. Biedler F. L. Byers Greene County Dean Rockingham Ben Dean Ida Plick Frank Arey D. H. Atchison Linville William Faust Preston Ritchie Ononta Ala Howard Armentrout Lacey Spring Harold Baker Owen Palk Harrisburg Sarah Beatrice Carl T. A. Davis Baltimore R. J. Wampler Timberville Mark Luther John Peter Gilbert

Many Seek Public Office in Harrisonburg

Vernon G. Slater a Republican and longtime City Council member filed for Harrisonburg Commissioner of Revenue. He is the fifth candidate, joining James O. Stickley a Democrat already in the race. Incumbent R. Lee Woodson is represented by deputy Sheffey L. Devier and 30 year veteran. Other contenders include Ernest C Wilton D M Weisel Jr Vernon Harlin and James O Stickley on the Democratic side.

Harrisonburg Vernon G. Slater Slater James O. Stickley R. Lee Woodson Sheffey L. Devier Mr. Woodson Ernest C Wilton D. M. Weisel, Jr Vernon Harlin James O. Ickley

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Capitol Joe Geo. M. Cohen Ring Lardner Jon. Brown Elmer Claire Dodd Patricia Ellis Ruth Etting McNamee News Dare Devil Richard Barthelmess Noel Coward Tom Brown James Murphy Pple Blossom Festival Tom Tyler Clancy OF Mounted Gray & Sheetz Farmers & Merchants National Witness Famous War Command Philip B. Eastham Joh T. Gibson General Mosby Eneral Cocke Andrew Dean J.W. Arthur General Insurance Rouss Pitcock S. Main Street Southern Dairies Hable S Modern Apple Slossom Festival Mickey Mouse the Devil Horse Hamman’s Dollar Store Hansbrough & Carter Orange Indian River Palmer Lime Belw Central Chemical Co., Inc Winchester, Harrisonburg Elkton, Va Crimora Fertilizer & Feed Co Crimora, Va Glaizer Brother Rockingham County Farm Bureau Harrisonburg, Va Shenandoah Farm Bureau Strasburg Woodstock, Va Valley Fertilizer & Feed Co Mt. Jackson, Va Apple Storage, Inc Winchester, Va Gypsum & Lime Co Palmer Oranda Strasburg P. C Strasburg, Virginia Universal
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