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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1933

Page

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Buck brothers held in MacMath kidnapping case at Harwichport

Kenneth and Cyril Buck were arrested by Massachusetts state police in Harwichport. Cyril acted as go-between and Kenneth wore a black hood in the car during the abduction of Margaret MacMath. Needham said the raid targets a kidnapping gang and outlined the $70,000 ransom plan. Mrs Buck wept, saying she had not seen her husband since the night of contact.

Needham MacMath Associated Press Harwichport Mass Kenneth Cyril Buck Bob Margaret MacMath Daniel Needham Buck Brothers Cyril Kenneth Buck Corps of State Buck MacMaths Margaret McMath Massachusetts Neil C. MacMath Margaret Willam Lee

Mrs Samuels Leaves Brucetown Estate To Nieces In St Louis

The will of the late Mrs Kate Samuels of Brucetown, dated September 10, 1927, bequeaths her entire estate to her two nieces Miss Callie James and Miss Beryl Bailey of St. Louis Missouri. The nieces are named executrices on bond with no security. Charles W Boden qualified as administrator posting a $500 penalty with New Amsterdam Casualty Company as surety. Appraisers include Robert S Smith Andrew Whitacre John Snapp Carl Snapp and Frank Swimley.

Kate Samuels Brucetown Callie James Beryl Bailey St. Louis Margaret Kelchner Charles W. Boden New Amsterdam Casualty Company Robert S. Smith Andrew Whitacre John Snapp Carl Snapp Frank Swimley

Twenty Swept Away In Flood

About 20 workers on a new bridge over the Moj river are believed drowned after a flood swept them away. Rescue teams and local authorities searched the area for survivors and identified missing workers. Local officials declared a tragedy as the bridge project faced delays due to the disaster.

Associated Press Ahmedabad India Moj

More Showers Middle of Week Forecast

Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States on Monday with showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday. Temperatures start below normal then rise Tuesday, warm Wednesday, and cool at week’s end.

Associated Press Washington North Middle Atlantic North Atlantic

Festival Director Urges Prompt Bill Submissions

Director General J. P. Arthur urged all claimants against the Apple Blossom Festival to present their bills immediately as the organization seeks to tidy its affairs. He asked for public cooperation to expedite the process. The note ends with a quip about Newfoundland owning Greenland and its satirical relevance.

J. P. Arthur

Two Women Die In York Bus Crash

In York Pennsylvania today a motor bus skidded on a muddy highway, struck a concrete culvert, and crashed into another bus. Two women died Louise Moeller 38 Indianapolis and Mina Logar 25 St. Louis while 13 others were injured including six seriously. The driver Graham English Moscow Pa escaped unhurt. The Moellers were en route to Philadelphia for a church dedication.

Associated Press York Louise Moeller Indianapolis Mina Logar St. Louis Miss Moeller Charles T. Moeller Moellers Philadelphia Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Theodore C. Moeller St. Joseph, Mo Wanna Jacobs and Son

U. B. Endeavorers Mark 53rd Anniversary

The Christian Endeavor Society of Winchester United Brethren Church will observe its 53rd anniversary tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the main auditorium. Rev George W Stover will deliver a sermon to the young people at 11 a m. The evening program includes orchestra pieces, organ preludes, hymns, recitations, choir selections, a talk by W R Legge, solo by Garnet Hamrick, and offerings by Edwin Ritter.

Christian Endeavor Society Winchester United Brethren Church Christian Endeavor George W. Stover Dorothy Cather Miss Frances Chapman Congregation Curtis Blue Jesus Nancy Gano Young Peoples Choir Mary Cather Evelyn Barrett Curtis Blye Chalmers Bagaent W. R. Legge Garnet Hamrick Edwin Ritter

Four Nonfiction Titles and Two Novels Top Weekly Picks

Handley Library selects four non fiction books and two recent novels as the week s most popular. Nonfiction includes Son of China by Cheng Sheng Memories of a Southern Woman by Grace King For Sinners Only by A J Russell and Air Adventure by William B Seabrook A Pageant by G B Lancaster is the fiction pick and Miss Delicia Allen by Mary Johnston is also favored.

Handley Library

Lost April 27 Key No 305 Reward Offered

Lost item at 522 N Main St on April 27 with key number 305. Reward offered for return. Contact person at 522 N Main St during 6 to 1 pm.

N. Main St

James Millard Passes To Rest At The Hospital

James A Millard born May 1864 in Loudoun County Virginia longtime federal employee died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He lived on National avenue and was connected with St Elizabeths Hospital. He is survived by Lorene a half brother Jon Millard and three half sisters. Funeral at his National avenue home at 3 pm with Rev E T Clark officiating and interment in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.

James A. Millard National Avenue United States Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Millard Loudoun County Charles Susan Taverner Millard Virginia St. Elizabeth's Hospital

Funeral Rites Held For Late Charles Beaty

Charles Beaty died at 4 p m Sunday after influenza pneumonia and a heart attack. He was 45, a respected Refuge area resident, survived by his widow formerly Miss Allie Brown, a sister and several brothers. Funeral at Ridings Chapel conducted by Rev W R Hardesty and Rev H Eugene Richardson. interment in cemetery adjoining the church.

Refuge The Star Charles Beaty Frederick County Mr. Beaty Allie Brown Ridings Chapel W. R. Hardesty Southern Methodist Church H. Eugene Richardson United Brethren Church of Reliance

Sea and Air Forces Stage A Big War Game

At sea off San Pedro California on May 6 a three day war game climaxed as sixty surface ships and nearly three hundred airplanes practiced tactics amid high wind and thick mist. The exercise aimed to expand the navy's tactical scope.

Associated Press West Virginia San Pedro Calif America Naval Air Force United States

Winchester Steam Laundry Advertisement Notice

Phone number 28 for wash services at Winchester Steam Laundry. Daily operation from Saturday to Monday with one price and pickup times noted in a simple wash and dry service.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Dan Cupid Active Here During Apple Festival in 1933

The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival sees six marriage licenses issued over the festival days, but overall 1933 totals trail 1932 by about 25 percent. Since January 1, 1933, 32 licenses were granted versus 43 by May 5, 1932. Readouts cite economic mood as a factor. several couples listed from New York to Maryland.

Dan Cupid Corporation Clerk

Clarke Cooper Stars in The Second Man at Little Theatre

Clarke Cooper takes the role of Clarke Storey in The Second Man at the Little Theatre set for May 12. Director Arthur Field praises Cooper despite limited stage experience, noting his fit for Storey’s cynical, charming bachelor persona and the Behrman Pirandello influenced psychology of the play.

Clarke Cooper Clarke Storey Kendall Frayne Arthur M. Field Cooper Storey S. N. Behrman Pirandello Greta Garbo Clarke Colonel Roszel

Park Association Meeting Notice

Park Association announces a regular meeting Monday at 8 o clock in Council Chamber. Ryland Conner serves as secretary.

Council

Busy program outlined for rural groups

The home demonstration agent maps a busy week with adult and junior meetings. 4-H clubs at Dicks Mount Airy and Mount Williams will learn poultry raising, canning, gardening, bread making, salads, clothing and garment construction. Community sessions include cross junction band hall and Friendly Grove School events.

Canning Club Mount Airy North Frederick Cross Junction Lee Whitacre Walter Adams Mount Williams Friendly Grove Friendly Grove School Beulah Williams Arme Bryarly

Robert Patton to Pitch for Park Team vs Bunker Hill

Sunday at 3 PM the local Park Baseball team hosts Bunker Hill with Robert Patton starting on the mound for the visitors. Patton, a former Park pitcher, faces his former teammates in this cross town game.

Robert Patton Bunker Hill Patton

Calyx Spray Should Begin First Of Week

Entomologist recommends starting calyx spray when most apple blossoms have dropped. Varieties such as Delicious Stayman and Black Twig suit May 8–11 timing. apply early in the week to combat scab. Also vital for moth and curculio control. follow exact mix: ten quarts lime sulfur, six pounds spray lime, three pounds lead arsenite per 100 gallons.

W. 8. Hough Winchester Research Laboratory

Masonic Rites Held For Late Geo F Norton

The funeral of George F. Norton, longtime Winchester business figure, was held from his North Braddock street home. Masons of Winchester and visiting Prince Hall groups attended, with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery honoring his lodge service. Pallbearers named. out of town friends included Mrs Flaundreau Gleason, the Greenes, and Harry T. Cook.

George F. Norton Winchester North Braddock Street F. T. McFaden Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Nee Rite Council of William B. Wagner I. N. Good R. Bruce Slonaker Flaundreau Gleason Robert Greene New Rochelle N. Y Harry T. Cook Mount Vernon

First Complete Festival Pictures At Palace Tonight

Hable's Palace Theatre presents the first official complete motion pictures of the Tenth Apple Blossom Festival tonight. Paramount cameramen, brought to Winchester by the Palace manager, photographed the event exclusively for the Palace. The theatre will have the only complete pictorial record in the city, covering both days and the parade.

Hable Palace Theatre Paramount Pictures Winchester Palace

Southern storm leaves 37 dead in Alabama and South Carolina

A sweeping spring storm across the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic seaboard killed 37 people in Alabama and South Carolina. Helena, Demopolis, Brent Centerville in Alabama and Belton in South Carolina reported the highest losses as torrential rains and lightning followed the tornado. The death toll in the southern storm series this week rises to over 170, with further damage feared in the Mississippi delta.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala Mississippi Valley Atlantic Seaboard Alabama South Carolina Helena Demopolis Brent-Centerville Belton Anderson 8. C Lebanon Greenville County Laurens County S. C Washington Mississippi Delta Arkansas Laurens Greenville D. C Upper South Carolina

Mrs. Lynch Will Placed On Record In Local Office

The last will of Mrs. Theresa B. Lynch of Winchester was admitted to probate. Executor Maurice M. Lynch posted a $20,000 bond. The estate will be divided equally among two sons Harry H. Lynch and Dr. Maurice M. Lynch Jr and three daughters Mary M. Lynch Theresa M. Lynch and Vera Lynch Duffey. Appraisers named include John M. Steck H W Copenhaver J S Haldeman George W Haddon and Phil H Gold. The will drafted May 12 1932.

Theresa B. Lynch Maurice M. Lynch Winchester Lynch Mary M. Lynch Theresa M. Lynch Vera Lynch Duffey John M. Steck H. W. Copenhaver J.S. Haldeman George W. Haddox Phil H. Gold

Funeral Services For Mrs Jenkins

The funeral for Mrs. Sarth E. Jenkins wife of A. F. Jenkins will be from her home No 68 Greenwalt avenue at 10 tomorrow morning. Rev George W Stover of the United Brethren Church will conduct services. Interment is in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are H. M. Windle H. W. Harmer S. H. Renner C. H. Lamp L. L. Shutts and C. W. Gruber.

Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Postponed

The Sarah Zane Fire Co announces a regular meeting postponed until Friday May 12 at 5 PM. Captain R B Brown signs the notice.

Sarah Zane Fire CO R. B. Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Margaret M’math Peggy McMath Festival Newfoundland Greenland U. B OLD Glory Adam Queen Morgan Ryan Burdg Mummers James Millard Pearl C, Adam Rochester Roy J. Dowd Mildred Kissinger Waynesboro Kenneth Haas Chambersburg Helen Sperow Keareysville W. Va Herbert Jones Helen Catherine Wagner Cumberland Jennings W. Beery Helen Marie Faidley Ryland Conner Geo. F. Norton Palace Tonight Southern Storm Mississippi Mrs. Jenkins
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