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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1941

Page

2

Three New Buses To Be Purchased For Frederick County Schools

The Frederick County school board plans to buy three new buses to handle rising enrollments and transportation area changes caused by the Clearbrook school construction. Two additional buses will be funded by A L Davis and C W W Pranks of Gore. New principals include Bryan Harper at Clearbrook and Paul D Beables at Gore. The board will publish a full list of new teacher assignments and properties to be sold after court orders.

Frederick County Frederick Cua Sean Ree Ool Cleark A. L. Davis C. Ww. W. Pranks Ot Gore Clearbrook Bransons Brucetown Kauffman Howard's Chapel Siler Gaines Cone Beables Bryan Harper Cheek Floyd County Paul D. Beables Toms Brook Gore Beable Fredericksburg Wilbur Tidler Martha L. Richard Mary L. Richard Harry Richard Mountain Falls Shepherd College Mountain View W. R. Berryhill Mount Airy Mamye Miller George Whitacre Kay A. Coupar New York Middletown R. E. Walton Albemarle County Kernstown Norma Sue Judy Gainesboro Garnett Hamrick Stephens City Duke University Durham

Memorial Service At St John’s On Sunday

Memorial day observance at St John’s Lutheran Church in Mount Williams Frederick county on Sunday at 3 o clock with former residents and locals expected to attend. The adjoining graveyard will receive its annual spring renovation Wednesday May 28 with helpers invited. rain would push work to May 29.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Mount Williams Frederick County Smith

Hess Flight Narrative Sparks British War News Debate

The article analyzes Hess as a Nazi factional figure and discusses why Britain withheld word of his capture. It notes Hess favored a Mediterranean strategy, while some officials urged invasion of Britain, and Britain feared a possible Nazi trap or plant. If Hess is proven honest, Britain could gain reliable intelligence.

Ture Hess Britain Mediterranean Middle East Englandly Germany London

Wounded CBS Journalist Recuperating in Argos Greece

CBS correspondent Leigh White, wounded in a German air attack on a Belgrade bound train, is in a private hospital at Argos Greece recovering from bullet wounds. He and other travelers were fleeing Belgrade when the bombing occurred.

Leigh White Columbia Broadcasting System Balkans Argos Greece White Belgrade

Supervisors Oppose Colored Recreation Park Plan

Frederick County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution opposing a proposal to create a recreational center for colored children on a 14 acre tract south of the city near Millwood and Front Royal roads. The Browns proposed land donation if a road to the property could be built. The board said the area is rapidly whiteed and the park would be a nuisance and objectionable to neighboring residents. Copies went to Winchester City Council and to the Browns.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors Millwood Front Royal John W. Brown Sara Brown

Nazi Laborite Forecasts German World Power Milestone

Berlin May 13 Dr Robert Ley head of the German labor front told Roosevelt he missed the bus and that within three years areas of Europe under German control would work for the Reich He predicted 300 million Europeans would confront 130 million Americans and 40 million Englishmen in a future struggle to decide who leads the world.

Berlin Robert Ley German Labor Front Roosevelt Europe Germany Reich United States England Ley der Angriff

Buddy Turner Sentenced to 18 Months in Jail

A joy ride in Stephens City ends with Buddy Turner receiving 18 months on three counts including driving while intoxicated and possession of moonshine. He also pays fines totaling $190.75, with additional penalties for driving without a permit. Turner, a second offense, was arrested by Sergeant John Hartley.

Stephens City Buddy Turner A. J. Tavenner Turner Warren County John Hartley

William C. Weaver Dies Prominent Front Royal Merchant

William C. Weaver Jr., 62, well known Front Royal businessman and brother of State Senator Aubrey Weaver, died in Westington after a short illness. He served as Warren County School Board chairman and acting superintendent, was born in Front Royal, survived by wife Mary E. Jackson, a daughter in Roanoke, four grandchildren, and brothers Aubrey G. Weaver and Henry B. Weaver. Funeral set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at the family home with burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery.

William C. Weaver, Jr Front Royal Aubrey Weaver Westington Lea Hess Randolph-Macon Academy Washington, D. C Warren County School Board Warren County Weaver William Cass Weaver Emma Petty Weaver Mary E. Jackson George Morton Roanoke William Miller G. Tyler Miller Warren-Rappahannock County Miller Aubrey G. Weaver Henry B. Weaver U. S. House of Representaves Prospect Hill Cemetery

Conference planned to settle labor rift at Virginia plant

A 2 p.m. conference near Dublin aims to resolve disputes at the smoke less powder bag loading plant. Attendees include Frank Walsh, C. F. Strickland, Miles Kilmer, and possibly a Virginia labor official. If talks fail, union members threaten to strike.

Pulaski Dublin Frank Walsh Virginia C. F. Strickland Iron Workers’ Union Miles I. Kilmer Mason and Hanger Si Virginia Department of Law Rock House Newbern International Association Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers International

Front Royal men plead guilty in Berryville drunken driving case

Berryville Virginia May 13 Aubrey Henry of Front Royal pleaded guilty in Trial Justice Court to drunken driving. He received a 100 dollar fine plus costs and a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Thomas Paine of Round Hill was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 28.25. Both were arrested by Sheriff Robert W Buckner.

Berryville Aubrey Henry Front Royal Trial Justice Court Thomas Paine Round Hill Robert W. Buckner

Drills For The Home Guards Schedule Announced

The regular Company 115 Virginia Protective Force drill is set for Friday at 7 30 p m Captain W A Baker stated Special drills are planned for tomorrow night and Thursday night at the armory same time Attendees are asked not to wear uniforms to special drills

Virginia Protective Force W. A. Baker Sre

Lutherans To Hold Annual Meeting At Mount Jackson

The Winchester conference Lutheran Synod of Virginia meets May 15 16 at Mt Calvary Church Mount Jackson with Rev C J Rice as host pastor Devotions enrollment reports and officer and committee reports open Thursday sessions Speakers include Rev Carl Honeycutt Rev J P Derrick and Rev F B Lingle The conference agenda covers worship education and inner mission discussions and concludes with a business session.

Mount Jackson Winchester Lutheran Synod of Virginia Mt. Calvary Church Mt. Jackson C. J Rice J.A. Keisler, Jr F. B. Lingle Honeycutt W. H. Kibler Carl A. Honeycutt Carl Yaeger W. H. Logan J. P. Derrick J. Rice Frank L. Roof Stephens City M. L. Zirkle W. Frank Fisher Rhodes F. B. Cadwalader X . Cooper Stephen H. Stone E. B. Smith R. Homer Anderson D. D P. E. Shealy J. T. Frye John H. Pray

Hess Tells Two He Had No Bombs and Asked for Milk

Hess claimed no bombs in his plane and said he had flown four hours since leaving Germany in a Messer schmitt 110 destroyer. He appeared calm and sane, spoke fluent English, and drank milk after noting leg cramps from long flight.

Gibson Hess Germany Messerschmitt 110 Patterson

Final Meeting of Civic League Luncheon at Wayside Inn

The Woman's Civic League will hold the final meeting of the 1940 41 season with a luncheon at the Wayside Inn in Middletown. W. W. Glass will be speaker. Luncheon starts at 12:30 PM. Members and friends needing transportation should contact Mrs T Russell Cather at once.

Woman's Civic League Wayside Inn Middletown W. W. Glass League T. Russell Cather

Hess Flight Sparks Speculation On Nazi High Command

Reporters cite German circles doubting Hitler can win the war with U S aid to Britain. Hess is described as acting for personal reasons and in contact with inner Nazi factions. Observers note his fatigue after a long flight and his rare use of a Messerschmitt 410 during the ascent.

Chic Young Blondie New York Mrs. America Germany Hitler United States Britain Hess London England

Labor problem sermon urges calm approach to industry

In a Market Street Church evening sermon Rev. Garland Evans Hopkins urged capital and labor to pursue calm reasoned solutions to Winchester industrial issues. He lauded unions for aiding American labor, supporting collective bargaining and rights, and cautioned against conflict while praising gains against child labor and sweatshops.

Market Street Church Garland Evans Hopkins Winchester Mr. Hopkins

Card of Thanks for Ola Hummer

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Ola Hummer. Gratitude for the use of cars and the floral tributes from Ahi Hummer and Children.

Ola Hummer Ahi Hummer

Answers to the Daily Quiz and Miscellaneous Notes

A fragmented student quiz list mentions Egypt Nova Scotia and Martin Van Buren. It also notes the privilege of sending paste matter gratis and references United States citizens Scone and other garbled phrases. The text is incomplete with several stray terms and symbols.

Egypt Nova Scotia Martin van Buren Gory United States Scone

Shawnee Lunch Room seeks beer wine license in Winchester

Abraham Trent proprietor of Shawnee Lunch Room at 211 N Kent St Winchester Va applies to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for a license to retail beer and wine above 3.2 percent. Licenses for consumption on and off premises requested with a May 23 1941 hearing date.

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Shawnee N. Kent St Winchester Abraham Trent

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