Forest Fire Reductions Noteworthy
Richmond Virginia May 5 P M D Hart secretary of the State commission on Game and Inland Waters said today the reduction in forest fires in Virginia has been very beneficial to game in many sections. Pedersons report estimates 11 643 552 acres in the protected forest area last year with only 33 acres burned though 1 725 fires occurred. Hart notes fires can destroy food sources for game and that recovery may take two years in some areas. He warns against burning to improve grazing unless under expert advice.
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Richmond
D. Hart
Virginia
F. C. Pederson
Hart
Pederson
Rosenberger’s Turkey King Pride in 1500 Chick Flock
C M Rosenberger, a leading turkey raiser near Hayfield, reports about 1500 healthy four to five week old chicks in brooders with wired porches for sun baths. He raised 1200 turkeys last year from 1400 purchased and hatched his own chicks from last year’s hens.
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C. M. Rosenberger
Frederick County
Rosenberger
Hayfield
Formal Opening of McPhail Paint Co in Hagerstown
The McPhail Paint Co of Hagerstown Md will open a new store at 147 North Loudoun Street tomorrow. Pittman Ritter, manager, announced a complete line of paint wall paper glass brushes removers stains and artist supplies. The Hagerstown shop has ten years of local operation and carries Autys house paint and Ditzlers automotive finishes.
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McPhail Paint Co
Hagerstown
Loudoun Street
Pittman Ritter
Winchester
Icoal
Auty
Ditzler
Masons of Royal Arch In Session in Edinburg
A special convocation of Royal Arch Masons in District No. 15 met in Edinburg Shenandoah County for the visit of Grand High Priest Charles F. Unruh of Kinsale and other Virginia officers. Winchester members attended including Frank H. Dorsey Morris Finkelstein C Vernon Eddy Philip Klompus Roy A. Larrick Claude Grim Calvin M. Martin Taylor Simpson Clayton S. Hartman Douglas Grim M B Clowe and E E Cuthbert. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Royal Arch Masons
Calvin M. Martin
Taylor Simpson
Clayton S. Hartman
Douglas Grim
M. B. Clowe
E. E. Cuthbert
Tourist Camp Is Remodeled In Hayfield Virginia
Hayfield Virginia May 5 Special small town update the Hayfield Tourist Camp reopened under Mr and Mrs Leslie Lucas now owned and managed by the couple who moved from Wyandotte Michigan the interior is remodeled with all new furnishings and it is equipped to handle all short orders comments from Mrs Lucas emphasize readiness to serve as before and after.
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Hayfield
Leslie Lucas
Frederick County
Wyandotte
Michigan
Revival Services At Mount Olivet Church
The Rev. Charles Beard of Martinsburg announces revival services at Mount Olivet Church three miles west of Capon Bridge. Services are at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. on Sunday May 7 with a cordial invitation to all.
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Charles Beard
Martinsburg
Mount Olivet Church
Capon Bridge
D Anderson Dies In Wilmington Area
David Anderson 70, of Grimes origin, died at his home near Wilmington Ohio after a five day illness. He was a carpenter and builder, uncle of Hollie B. McCormac and Walter Purtlebaugh, and brother to John Ferdinand Anderson and the late Mrs. Sarah McCormac. His funeral and burial took place near Wilmington. survived by widow and two married daughters.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Wilmington
Ohio
David Anderson
Anderson
Hollie B. McCormac
Michael and
Rebecca Anderson
Grimes
Mr. Anderson
John
Ferdinand Anderson
Walter
Arthur Purtlebaugh
Meredith Anderson
Clearbrook
Sarah McCormac
H. B. McCormac
One Popular Cop Kansas City Demonstration
Police officials moved traffic patrolman Harry Sandifer from Bancroft School to Swope Park Zoo sparking a student and parent led demonstration of over 300. Responder quotes praise his manners and physique as reasons for the transfer decision.
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Kansas City
Harry Sandifer
Bancroft
Swope Park Zoo
Harry
Sandifer
Fighting Thoroughbreds at Hable's Palace Today
Mary Carlisle and Ralph Byrd star in Fighting Thoroughbreds at Hable's Palace Theatre for today only. The bill includes the serial The Spiders Web with Warren Hull and Irish Meddleth, Winchester's Apple Blossom festival highlights, a cartoon, and the previews.
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Mary Carlisle
Ralph Byrd
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Warren Hull
Mededlith
Winchester
Bob Baker
Palace
Jackie Cooper
Test Passed At Municipal Field By Flying Pupil
Inspector Elliott reports pilots passing private certificate tests at Martinsburg and Winchester airports. Earl Shipe and Jack Miller completed solo flights after eight hours of instruction under Civil Air Regulations. George J. Schecter and C R Douglass, both commercial pilots and instructors, hold approved cards from Aviation Insurance Underwriters.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Inspector Elliot
Earl Shipe
Martinsburg
W. Va
George J. Schecter
Valley Airways
Steve Roszel
Front Royal
Roster
Jack Miller
C. R. Douglass
Elliott
Winchester
Schecter and Douglass
Aviation Insurance Underwriters
Apple Selling Curtailed by War Excitement
Deciduous fruit supplies in the United Kingdom remained moderate while auction trading declined due to European political tensions. Apple offerings were mainly Australian with small U S supplies. prices rose with best apples at 1.96 dollars per bushel in London, pears at 2.54 dollars per box.
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United Kingdom
London
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
Royalty Dines With Kennedy Family in London Embassy
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth hosted Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy at the U S embassy in London. They met Kennedy children and enjoyed Baltimore shad roe Virginia ham pickled Georgia corn and strawberry short cake before preparations to sail from Portsmouth to Canada and the United States.
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London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Joseph P. Kennedy
United States
Portsmouth
Canada
Kennedy
Baltimore
Four Stitchery Pictures for Easy Pillow Tops
Fun of stitching variety patterns offers four decorative pictures for pillow tops. Patterns 6332 provide transfer design plus 332 illustrations of stitches and materials. Send ten cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept. for pattern 6332 with name address and pattern number.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Japanese Air Raids Fail to Spare Chungking
Reports from Chungking say a third Japanese raid in three days caused massive destruction. Incendiaries set fires across at least an eighth of the city as thousands fled the Yangtze river banks seeking escape aboard U S and British gunboats Tutila and Falcon. Over 2,000 killed or injured yesterday with about 200 more in a Wednesday raid.
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Hongkong
Chungking
Yangtze River
United States
Tutila
Falcon
Christian Church Convention to Meet in Norfolk
The Southeast Convention of Congregational Christian Churches will be held May 9 to 11 at the Christian Temple in Norfolk Virginia. Attending from northern Virginia are Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Whitten and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Larrick with ministers and members expected to fill the program and audience. Notable speakers include Rev J H Dollar Rev H S Hardcastle Rev John G Truitt Rev Oscar E Maurer and Rev Hugh Elmer Brown among others.
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Robert A. Whitten
Roy Larrick
Virginia
Congregational Christian Churches
Christian Temple
Norfolk
Whitten
J. H. Dollar
H. S. Hardcastle
D .C
John G. Truitt
Oscar E. Maurer
D. D
Hugh Elmer. Brown
D. C
Ups and Downs In Fiftic Ring Ups and Downs In Fiftic Ring
In Atlantic City New Jersey Victor Corchado 128 Puerto Rico defeated Ed Bobby Green 124 Philadelphia eight rounds. In Baltimore Lew Feldman 136 New York stopped Lou Gevinson 139 Washington DC in four rounds.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Lew Feldman
New York
Lou Gevinson
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
N. J
Victor Corchado
Puerto Rico
Bobby Green
Philadelphia
Sheriff’s sale of truck in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of an execution and levy in the case of Arthur Boone vs Mrs A B Penny the property will sell at public auction at the jail Winchester Virginia at 10 May 13 1939 One Model A Ford truck with dual wheels long wheel base Terms cash J B Bywaters Sheriff Coleman Dunn Auctioneer
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Arthur Boone
A. B. Penny
Winchester
J. B. Bywaters
Fred's Co
Coleman Dunn
Whitacre
W. J. Johnson
Berryville Nine to Open Season on Local Field
Clarke Nine starts season at Berryville on their own field Sunday afternoon with veterans and new recruits ready for first regular action. Coach Burtner may start Lambert Hess or Reed Lunsford on the mound with Jimmy Carroll catching as Jerome Garver Chick Curry and others also listed among the veterans.
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Berryville
H. B. Harris
Luray
Page County
Bill Burtner
Lambert Hess
Reed Lunsford
Jimmy Carroll
Jerome Garver
Chick Curry
Robert Parker
Dan Morrison
Earl Fuller
Clarke County Colored School to Hold Miniature Olympics
E T Johnson announces the annual miniature Olympic track meet at Public Industrial Schools for Negroes Berryville on June 1 under the Athletic Association. The event follows a successful indoor meet and basketball tourney, with participation invited from colored schools across northern Virginia and a closing social in the school lawn.
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E. T. Johnson
Berryville
The
Athletic Association
Camaa
Northern
Virginia
Shriners to Visit World’s Fair from Baltimore Convention
More than 4,000 Shriners will attend the annual Baltimore convention June 27 29 and then travel to the New York World's Fair July 1 Shrine Day date arranged by John H. Zink director general 18 temples already reserved for the trip.
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Baltimore
John H. Zink
Rudy Crisman Shines In Track And Field Tosses
University of Alabama reports Rudy Crisman, formerly of Handley and Augusta Military, throws the sixteen pound shot 45 feet 6 inches to place second in discus at a Tennessee meet. Also a football player who would wrestle if time allowed.
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University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Rudy Crisman
Handley and
Augusta Military Academy
University of Tennessee
Crisman
Virginia
Rudy
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Gazes of Winchester VA
We extend sincere thanks to friends for kindness during our illness and wish all readers health and success. Sincerely Mr and Mrs James Gazes Winchester Virginia.
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Sincerly
James Gazes
Winchester
Smuggling Ring Foiled in Mrs. Ayer Home Seizures
Treasury agents seized about 30000 dollars worth of Paris gowns and jewelry from the apartment of Mrs. James C. Ayer, a social register member. Authorities say the confiscated goods were smuggled into the country.
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Treasury Deartment
James C. Ayer
Social Register
Softballers Meet Tonight Before Winchester Season Start
The Winchester Softball Association holds its final preseason meeting tonight at 8 in the Men’s Sport Shop. Captains managers and prospective players are urged to attend as scheduling plans are discussed.
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Winchester Softball Association
Pee Men
Moone's Emerald Oil Brings Quick Skin Relief
A pharmacist dispenses Moone's Emerald Oil at low cost to soothe itching from eczema and rashes on toes and feet. It promises faster healing, greaseless feel, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at Bakers Drug Store.
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Moone
Bakers Drug Store
Ady
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