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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1936

Page

5

Hired farm man coming back to work in Virginia

Figures by Mr. Taylor show a decline in hired farm workers since 1929 with wages dropping from 1.55 to 0.90 a day while the number of workers per farm remains near 1929 levels. April data indicate shifts from family labor to hired labor as seasons improve. The Virginia Industrial Commission notes higher employment in commerce and industry and a return to prewar levels overall.

Taylor Frank Vans Virginia Industrial Commission

Hoffman and Caldwell kin visit Stephens City weekend

Stephens City Virginia May 11. Mr and Mrs Rudy Hoffman of Alexandria spent the weekend with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lee Caldwell. Pauline Lam visited friends in Washington DC and C M Watson celebrated his birthday with dinner. Also present were Pauline Lam and Ralph Ritter of Washington DC. Mrs J Violette was seen at Meadow Brook Farm with her daughter Mrs W

Funeral Services For Late John Swartz

Funeral services are held for John Swartz 80, longtime Clarke county resident and Brucetown Methodist Church deacon. He died recently. interment at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers include Mack Cain J Carver Roy P. Duvall L. D. Grubbs Lafayette Miller and W. L. Poston. Survived by half-brothers and half-sisters including Oscar Swartz Milton Swartz Walter Swartz Charles Swartz Mrs Katie Grubbs Mrs Nannie Pope and Mrs Laura Gibney.

Frederick John Swartz Brucetown Mount Hebron Mack Cain J Carver Roy P. Duvall L. D. Grubbs Lafayette Miller W. L. Poston Swartz Frank Rebecca Bromley Swartz Clarke County Oscar Swarts Hagerstown Milton Walter Swartz Charles Swartz Katie Grubbs Nannie Pope Laura Gibney

Apple Blossom Festival Queens Parade In New York Times

A rotogravure feature in the New York Times Sunday shows Senator John Gy crowning Miss Cornelia Ann Larus of Richmond as queen of the Apple Blossom Festival. The page includes the Queen's Court and an Apple tree backdrop eight columns wide. Another image on South Loudoun Street near Cork depicts the Richmond Blues marching as escort to Her Majesty, illustrating the parade crowds.

John Gy Cornelia Ann Larus Richmond New York Times Loudoun Street Cork Richmond Blues

Federal Help For Libraries Is Recommended

Louis Round Wilson, president of the American Library Association, presented a report urging permanent federal aid to libraries. The plan would keep control with state and local governments and focus grants on state aid programs and rural library development.

Richmond Council of the American Library Association Louis Round Wilson Association

B and O Plans New Crossing Over Millwood Avenue

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad informs city officials it will rebuild the Millwood avenue crossing using the Kent and Piccadilly intersection construction. The Piccadilly crossing was rough before improvements, lowered, and double rails added to ease automobile passage. The Millwood crossing currently uses the old crossing type.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Millwood Avenue Kent and Piccadilly Streets Piccadilly Street Millwood Road

Learn To Swim Booklet Offered By Red Cross

The notice urges readers to learn swimming as a vital life skill. It promotes a Washington Bureau booklet prepared with the American Red Cross and invites sending ten cents for return.

Washington American Red Cross

Enclosure of Ten Cents in Coin Sent to Washington

A brief note indicating a ten cent coin is enclosed with a message to mail to Washington D C. The text mentions street city state and a request to mail to the capital.

State Washington, D. C

Woman Fined in Street Charge in Police Court

Della Vanersdale of South Kent Street was fined 7.75 dollars including costs in Police Court this morning after being charged with a street offense.

Della Vanersdale South Kent Street

Estate settlement suit in Frederick Court

In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on May 8 1098 Chiles Admr C T A of Alverda Osburn dec’d filed suit to settle her estate, sell real and personal property, and distribute proceeds to creditors. Non residents Decatur Osburn John D Chiles Natalie McDonald Hall must appear within ten days of publication. The case requires weekly publication for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester Va and posting at the courthouse door by May 18 1936 with copies mailed to defendants.

Alverda Osburn Decatur Osburn John D. Chiles Natalie McDonald Hall C. Cc Herbert Larrick

Ear crafted from rib cartilage showcased by Kansas team

At the American Medical Association exhibit in Kansas City on May 11, surgeons demonstrated using a segment of human rib cartilage to form a shell for a synthetic ear. The rib is augmented by neck skin and thigh grafts to avoid visible scars, with vitamin light used to reveal nutrient content in foods.

Kansas City American Medical Association

American Legion Plans May 13 Meeting And Memorial Day Work

The American Legion will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday May 13 at 7 30 p m in the Handley Street basement auditorium. Officers named to coordinate with the Ladies National Memorial Association and a memorial observance program will be announced. Also noted is the death of Commander J Robert Cooksey and a banquet for the national commander on May 11 at the Masonic Temple with tickets at 1 per plate.

Handley Li E. C. Parker Alres Frank Hor~ton D. M. Sprinkle Ladies’ National Memorial Association Cormade J. Robert Cooksey Peoples Drug Store American Legion Sonburg Rockingham Post No Ray Murphy Masonic Temple South Main Street State Department

Baltimore Conference Set for Westminister Sessions

The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in Westminister Maryland during the first week of June. Opening Tuesday June 2, the meeting will be led by Rev. Wallace M. Brashears with at least one lay delegate and possibly others attending. The Western Maryland College building will host the sessions under the church’s supervision.

Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church Westminister Wallace M. Brashears Market Street Western Maryland College Methodist Protestant Church

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Taylor Reports Richmond, Va Mann Stephens City Items Festival Pictures New York County of May M. Chiles C.T. A Mason Osburn Als Haldeman’s Sunshine Grocery E. Monmouth &T Fairmont Avenue Loudoun St Peyton St Market St Berryville E. Clifford N. Braddock Street N. Braddock St Petley & Cather Bryarly & Green Brad. St Main St Sanitary Cafe Piccadilly St Indian Alley Magruder’s Nursery N. Main Street John Deere J. W. Keyser & Co Front Royal Swimley Plant Nursery Romney O’hara Valley W. Va S. Cameron St West Virginia Valley of Virginia Light St J. R. Gearing Cameron St Charles Hardy Grim Eve Care Star Ford Albert Mills Monmouth Cincinnati Fairmont Ave Paul Poston Rockcroft Plant Nursery Berryville, Va H. EK. Russell Herford Raymond Forney Southern Furniture Co South Main Caisse” of Kansas School of Medicine Earl C. Padgett George C. Supplee Borden Company the Rowes Papa Mamma Son U. S Patent Office Stanley Matilda Henshaw Lee W Stanley Central Pre Stanlet Robert Y. Conrad Post Hoye Riley America P. S P. Lorillard Co., Inc Kellogg’s Kellogg's Goodyear Buncutter Tire Co Armour’s Queen Lotion North Main Street Winchester H. M. Calhoun, Sr Franklin Harlan Mey Moorefield China Clowe’s Jewelers N. Loudoun Street D. R. Thomas M. B. Clowe Mer
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