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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1936

Page

2

Lutherans Plan Virginia Synod Conference at St John’s

The two day Lutheran Synod of Virginia conference will be held at St John’s Church Grave Springs Parish on May 14 and 15 with Rev C E Seastrunk as pastor. The program features themes on Christian character education and leadership including talks by Rev J Fray Rev Snyder Alleman and Rev Lingle. An address by Rev R Homer Anderson D D superintendent of the Synod will close the event.

Conference of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia St. John’s Church Grave Springs C. E. Seastrunk CG. J. Rice Mount Jackson J. P. Derpre Woodstock Ww. H. Kibler New Market J. H. Fray Shepherdstown F. B. Lingle Strasburg Snyder Alleman Stephens City Trunk F. Co. BE. Seas B. Lingle Derrick

Pomona Grange to Meet May 22 at Middletown

The Fr County Pomona Grange will join Middletown Grange for a joint session on Friday May 22 starting at 7 p.m. The event, led by Lucian Brumback Master, aims to be the county’s largest Grange gathering with delegates from newly organized chapters and nearby counties invited.

Pomona Grange Middletown Fr County Pomona Lucian Brumback Byron Brumbeck Bull Run Prince William

John Dillis Opens New Cafe in Winchester

John Dillis, pioneer Greek restaurateur of Winchester, opens a new cafe on West Piccalilly Street opposite Hotel Jack. The recently modernized location follows the dissolution of his former National Park Restaurant. Dillis employs experienced assistants.

John Dillis Winchester National Park West Piccadilly Street Hotel Jack

Anniversary of New Market Parade and Memorial Service

The seventy second anniversary of the Battle of New Market will be celebrated with a Friday parade, brief address, and graveside decorations. Mrs. William K. Price hosts ceremonies with Rev. W. A. Lynch as speaker, Miss Nancy Sutherland as flower girl, and Mrs. C. K. Clinedinst presiding over the Woman's Memorial Society. Participants include Pythian groups, Timberville Band, Confederate veterans, the Shenandoah County School Band, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Mothers' Club, and other locals. address at St Matthew's Cemetery monument.

Battle of New Market William K. Price W. A. Lynch Nancy Sutherland C. K. Clinedinst Woman's Memorial Society Timberville Band Confederate Veterans Woman’s Memorial

Capitol Hill actions on calendars bills and notices

Senate adopts sorrow resolution for late Senator Trammel and debates tax revision. Finance committee considers revenue measures. House clears a large deficiency appropriation and relief item totaling about 2.364 billion dollars and sends it to the Senate. Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill moves through House and rules committee discharge is approved. Foreign affairs weighs a resolution asking State Department to report protection steps for the American legation in Addis Ababa.

Enate Finance Committee Morgenthau HOUSE Frazier- Lemke Foreign Affairs Committee State Department Congress Addis Ababa Senate Trammel

Civil Service Examinations Open for Several Posts

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open agee examinations for an Assistant adviser in labor law administration earning 2600 dollars a year in the division of labor standards, Department of Labor. Senior paper technologist at 4600 dollars in the forest service, Department of Agriculture. Associate gas engineer at 3200 dollars in the bureau of mines, Department of the Interior. Full information from J H Taylor secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office in this city.

United States Civil Service Commission Labor Law Administration Division of Labor Standards Department of Labor Forest Service Department of Agriculture Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior J. H. Taylor U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Britain Shifts to Wheat Subsidy After Submarine Fears

Washington reports that Britain’s shift toward self sufficiency and a Wheat Act subsidy follows wartime fears of submarine disruption. Britain raised planted wheat and output, while imports remained significant, with 1935–36 eight month imports near prior year levels. The piece compares British policy with Ireland and touches AAA considerations in the United States.

Frederic J. Haskin Washington Great Britain Treasury Germany Britain Canada United States South America British Isles Isles United Kingdom Agricultural Adjustment Administration American New Deal Supreme Court Irish Free State Free State

Those Indicted In Jury Swaying To Stand Trial

Federal Judge John Paul refused defense petitions and ordered all 23 defendants named in the alleged jury plot to stand trial in Roanoke Virginia. The charges allege conspiracy to influence a jury that previously tried the Franklin County moonshine case. The prior case involved guilty findings and penalties for untaxed whiskey activities.

Roanoke John Paul Big Stone Gap Frankling County

ARAX Gains Praise From Virginia Woman In Winchester Ad

Mrs Rose Ritenour of Stephens City Virginia lauds ARAX for curing indigestion and nervousness after a second bottle. She reports relief from dizzy spells and improved sleep and mood and notes the ARAX representative is at Miller's 107 N Loudoun St Winchester VA inviting others to inquire.

Arax Rose Ritenour R. F. D. Stephens City Miller’s N. Loudoun Street Winchester Loudoun St

Ohio Ballots For Delegates To Party Conclaves

Ohio Republicans vote to choose delegates with Taft slate of 52 facing Borah 35 as 17 seats go unopposed. Taft contests across eight Taft and seven Borah at large. Borah appears in 14 districts. Democratic sides show Breckenridge and Roosevelt duking it out for presidential preference, non binding on delegates.

Columbus Ohio William E. Borah Robert A. Taft Taft Borah Col Henry Breckenridge New York Roosevelt

Public Sale of L A Lamp Property in Frederick County

Public auction to be held May 20 1936 in Winchester Virginia offering 140 acre tract with house bank barn orchard and woodland. Real estate conveyed from James C Boyer et al to L A Lamp March 1 1929. Terms: one third cash and balance in two annual payments with 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and policy of insurance. Bond required by decree in Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester vs Lamp case in Frederick County Circuit Court.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester L. A. Lamp County Court House Senseney Road Jas. C. Boyer Harry R. Kern Spc B. P. Harrison C. C. Brannon

Plane Taking Of From Here Forced Down

A Langley Field plane en route from Winchester to Langley made an emergency landing at Williamsburg after fog and fuel shortage. Pilot Lieut G E Williams and mechanic Slim Holland were aboard as residents illuminated the field with car lights to guide the landing.

Williamsburg Langley G. E. Williams Langley Field Winchester Slim” Holland

Soviet Architect Seeks Rose Bowl Rose Pavilion

In Pasadena California Professor A. NIkolsky head of the Association of Soviet Architects informed the local Chamber of Commerce that the Soviet Republic intends to erect a large rose pavilion at the Rose Bowl site. The proposal outlines cultural exchange and architectural collaboration for the landmark event.

Pasadena A. 8. Nikolsky Association of Soviet Architects The Chamber of Commerce

Public Sale and Virginia Court Reference Notice

Public sale at the home of the late J R Triplett Kernstown May 16 at 1 pm. Household furniture antiques and farming implements. cash terms. Also court decree extracts appointing W E Edwards to report on Mary R Sprint estate and related liens, heirs and realty. publication notice required in Winchester Va. newspaper.

J. R. Triplett Kernstown Mamie Triplett Coleman Dunn J. Ashby Sprint W. E. Edwards Mary R. Sprint Winchester Thomas H. Sprint Frank H. Sprint B. F. Humston Clarke County Lucy Sprint Crim No. 17 Court Square

Funeral Rites Held for Miss Naomi Grove at Mount Carmel

Relatives from Pennsylvania and local mourners attended funeral services for Miss Naomi Grove. The rites began at Mrs. Charles Miller’s home near Chambersburg PA, then moved to Stephens City Methodist Church for a 1:30 PM service, with interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers included three Grove brothers and a Miller relative. Miss Grove was a niece of Wade H. Muse of Middletown and of the Kline family near Vaucluse.

Pennsylvania Naomi Grove Mount Carmel Middletown Charles Miller Chambersburg Stephens City Methodist Church Miss Grove Floyd M. Lucas Mount Carmel Cemetery Olen Grove Dayton Ohio Ralph Grove Princeton N. J Hugh Grove Philadelphia Wade H. Muse Mr. Muse Hugh B. Kline Vaucluse

May 13 Sales Directory Listings at Mt Williams and Kernstown

William R. Kibler holds sale May 13 near Mt Williams with goods and implements. Mamie S. Triplett executes sale May 16 at Kernstown Virginia featuring household furniture kitchen items and farming implements.

William R. Kibler Mt. Williams

No Place For Taking a Nap on Explosives Truck

County patrolman Virgil Strain arrested Harold Anderson after finding him snoozing in a dynamite laden truck on a highway near Rivera Florida. The officer stood guard over the vehicle until a relief driver arrived from its owners.

Rivera Fla Virgil Strain Strain Harold Anderson

Handley High students reach forensics semi finals at UVA

At the Virginia Literary and Athletic contests held last Friday and Saturday at the University of Virginia, Handley High School students advanced to the semi finals. Helen Willis made the spelling semifinals and John Hottel reached the public reading for boys semifinals.

Handley High School Virginia Literary and Athletic Contests University of Virginia Helen Willis John Hottel

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R. H. Anderson St. John’s West Virginia Capitol Hill Associated Press Today Civil Service Examinations Arax Man L. A. Lamp Property Circuit Court OF TN Rederick County Miss N. Grove Mamie S. Triplett Exec Ovensize Goodrich Silvertowns Cammertire CO Braddock & Boscawen Sts Front Royal Umar Sa John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc Winchester, Va Duco Chevrolet Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc H. W. Ebert Buick and Pontiac Republic Martinsburg Pike Boscawen Valley Ave Braddock Republic Oil ¢ CO East Piccadilly Pine Motor CO Brad Cecil Sts Bickers Douglas A. Sale
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