Philip Williams Named County Trial Justice to Succeed Late Judge
Philip Williams will take the oath as county trial justice next Tuesday to succeed the late Judge M L Walton. His lineage includes a long line of county officials with ancestors serving as clerks from 1789 to 1845 and 1845 to 1862. Williams was admitted to practice in 1910 after graduating from Washington and Lee, served as Commonwealth's Attorney, WWI officer, and was elected again in 1925 and 1931.
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M. L. Walton
Philip Williams
Uel ©. Williams
Williams
Washington and Lee University
Commonwealth
Rush H. Williams
For
Clayton EB. Williams
Lebanon Church News Highlights Local Visits and Illnesses
In Lebanon Church precinct area reports note Mrs J N Cullers and Mrs Amos Hockman hosting a meeting at Oak Grove. Several residents are mentioned as ill or traveling, including Miss Maggie Sonner, Mrs Ella Henderlite, and Mr Charles Huntsberger. Attendees and visitors include James Hahn of Charles Town and Walter Brown visiting relatives. The Young Democratic Club held a chicken and noodle supper, and many locals attended the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester.
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Ladie
J. N. Cullers
Amos Hockman
Oak Grove
Mary Doke
Sycamore
Ohio
Betty Himelright
J. M
Star Tannery
James Hahn
Charles Town
W. Va
Clowser
Baltimore
Frank Windle
Pearl
Venna
Davis
Joseph Pingley
M. L. Hottel
Charles Huntsberger
Washington
N. F. Dinges
Raymond Dinges
Elsie Boyce
Carl Boyce
Mine Bank
Little Walter Brown
Minnie Colvin
Allen Hershman
Mountain Falls
Messrs
Howard
Ray Windle
Clarence Windle
Maggie Sonner
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles McDonald
Washington, D. C
Lelia Casey
Jake Hockman
Milton Hockman
Young Democratic Club of Lebanon
Winchester
Statton Bowers
Bessie Bowers
Margaret Fauver
O. C. Windle
Frederick Bowers
Arthur Beeler
Viola Borden
Helen Cook
Harry Bowman
R. J. Bowman
Vida Wisecarver
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
W. H. Wisecarver
Susie Henderlite
W. L. Whittington
Uriah Brill
Conrad Himelright
Ida Keller
Core Snarr
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Ada
Aes
Hogue Creek Notables Gather for Weekend Visits
Local residents in Hogue Creek Va report visits from Washington D C Reading Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania towns including Gettysburg Stephens City Greensburg and Monessen. The note lists guests and extended visits at several households as well as well wishes for recovery from a strained ankle.
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Hogue Creek
Clark Braithwaite
Atkins
Washington, D. C
Luther Braithwaite
Keesers
Reading
V. O. Baker and Sons
Lynden
Gene Baker
Gettysburg
L. M. Larrick
S. T. Larrick
Mary Dillion
Winchester
Dean Adams
Pearl Larrick
Stephens City
Scott White
Margaret
Charles White
Frances Larrick
John Beck
Valera Beck
Youngwood
Charles Beck
Roy
Greensburg
Ollie Marple
Monessen
Joe Wise
Ellevernon
Annabess
Mildred McCormick
Cleve Marple
Dillion
Ella Bowman
Lillie Marple
Walter Miller
Virginia Wolfe
Sloan Wolfe
W. O. Baker
L. H. Ramey
Edward Haines
H. C. Moore
Brethren and Evangelical union talks advance with contracts block
A Brethren bishops report says publishing contracts hinder union talks with the Evangelical church and urges renewed negotiations soon. Edwin G. Pry of the Evangelical Messenger spoke at the session. Dayton trustees elected to the United Brethren building board include Ness York Bethel Indianapolis Myers Dayton Neudig Circleville Cain Plymouth Helwagen Dayton. Bluefield Virginia voters approve dry option ending liquor store and wine beer sales while planning county votes later. The Bluefield ABC store reported a quarter million in business last year.
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United
Clippinger
Per
J. Gordon Howard
Dayton
Wan
Commission On Unity
Evangelical Church
Edwin G. Pry
Evangelical Messenger
Tions
United Brethren Building
Ohio
J. H. Ness
York
Hugh E. Bethel
Indianapolis
H. E. Myers
Neudig
Circleville
B. H. Cain
Plymouth
Ind
Harry. Helwagen
Bluefield
Virginia State Liquor Board
T. McCall Frazier
State Alcoholic Control Board
ABS
F. B. Jackson
West Graham
Tazewell County
ABC
Whitacre Social Notes From Whitacre Virginia
Weekend visitors and local calls populate Whitacre area notes. Names include Elmer Whitacre Nettie Boxwell John Gardner and Betty Lee Whitacre along with families from Monessen Winona and Washington. Visits extend to Ungers Store Stotler's Cross Roads Reynolds Store Capon Bridge Gainesboro and Gainesboro School contacts.
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Whitacre
R. E. L. Whitacre
Elmer Whitacre
Nettie Boxwell
Winona
W. Va
N. &. Whitacre
Betty Lee
Monessen
John Gardner
Washington, D. C
Telac
O. H. Phillips
Troy Dick
Ungers Store
A. C. Unger
Stotler's
George Whitacre
Fred Braithwaite
F. Spitzer
Ellis Haines
Capon Bridge
O. H. Braithwaite
C. T. Adams
Gainesboro
Gore Brevities Long list of local social notes in Virginia
Mrs Myrtle Randolph returns to Gore after visiting Illinois and western states with sister Mrs Ferworth and cousin Mr Dave Griffin. Rev Mr Light and family of Monterey visit H F Clemons. Mr Tilden Barnes of Berkeley Springs spent Sunday with sister Mrs will Havermale. Upton Pugh shows health improvement. Dora Lee Secrist indisposed. Dannie Kern of Winchester visits sister Mrs William Secrist. Funeral for Charles Palmer held Sunday. Kenneth Francis and son David return from winter in Canada. accompanied by Mrs D A Brodie of Washington. Apple Blossom Fel includes Mrs D F Kern and others from Winchester Keyser Hayfield and Gore residents.
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Gore
Myrtle Randolph
Illinois
W. O. McIntyre
Ferworth
Dave Griffin
Virginia
Light
Monterey
H. F. Clemons
Dannie Kern
Winchester
William Secrist
Valley Home
Charles Palmer
Trone
Kenneth Francis
David
Canada
Wash
D. C
D. A. Brodie
Washington
D. F. Kern
B. H. Potts
George Householder
Keyser
W. Va
Flora Kern
Anna May
Hayfield
E. Russell Hook
Apple Market Prices Abroad Feel Coronation Shock
London reports lower apple prices than last week amid coronation effects. Best apples averaged 2.04 dollars per box in London, with pears at 2.71 a box. Supplies are liberal, and larger shipments are forecast for the next seven days, including about 486000 bushels of apples and 71000 packages of grapes.
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Liverpool
London
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S
Striking Romance Unites Wardrobe Worker and Scenic Artist
Esther Rozine former character actress now wardrobe worker and Gabe Pollock scenic artist plan marriage after meeting amid Federated Motion Picture Crafts picket lines. They will honeymoon briefly then resume patrol duties.
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Hollywood
Esther Rozine
Gabe Pollock
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Simple Service For Late Miss Minnie Byrd
The funeral of Miss Minnie Byrd, daughter of the late Col and Mrs William Byrd of Winchester, was held at 11 o clock in Christ Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Robert B Nelson. The service included Hymns Rock of Ages and Abide With Me and interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers H D Fuller Shirley Garter Stewart Bell J B Beverley B F Arthur Jr Walter R Talbot and William Beverley.
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Minnie Byrd
Col
William Byrd
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
H. D. Fuller
Shirley Garter
Stewart Bell
J. B. Beverley
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Walter R. Talbot
William Beverley
Job Printing Services Sale Heads Envelopes and Bills
Local printer advertises STAR JOB PRINT offering job printing for letter heads envelopes sale bills and related printing services.
Dizzy Dean Roars Back After Pirates Beat Cardinals
National League leaders Pittsburgh pummeled Dizzy Dean and the St. Louis Cardinals 14 4 as Dean promised to fire up his pitches next time. Waner drove in five with four singles for Pittsburgh while Beau Bell supplied the Browns’ 6 5 win over Detroit. The Athletics dominated American League play with six wins in seven starts.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Dizzy Dean
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Ole Diz
Cardinals
Smoky
Dean
Fair Country
Pittsburghs
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Brownies
White Sox
Tigers
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Beau Bell
Browns
Paul Waner
Will Rogers Dust Storm Tale From Arizona Speech
A humorous Will Rogers anecdote set in Arizona reports a dust storm during a political outdoor speech at a county fair. Rogers extols loving Arizona and its soil until a gust fills his mouth with dust, forcing a quick finish as he jokes about the taste of the soil.
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Phoenix
Arizona
American Neatures, Inc
Dainty Marian Martin Summer Frock Pattern 9275
Begin summer with pattern 9275 a dainty Marian Martin design featuring capelet sleeves deep V neck and pointed waist yoke. Includes diagrammed sew chart and order details priced pattern book and pattern at fifteen cents each or twenty five cents together. Send size name address and style number to Pattern Depart Winchester Evening Star New York.
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Winchester Evening Star
18Th St
New York
Matchups and Scores From Tonight’s Baseball Card
Pittsburgh 14 St. Louis 4. Philadelphia at New York. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Chicago at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Boston.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Pet
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Esas
St. Lo Sane
Lipstick Imprints Prompt Health Complaints in Culver City
Health authorities say lipstick on glasses found in Culver City bars suggests improper cleaning. Complaints filed against 30 bar and beer parlor owners.
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Culver City
Calif
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Brethren Bishops Report
Whitacre Mention
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M'Dove
Rome
CMON
Puffli
Wells
Morgan
Shiner
Sudge
Miss Byrd
Bill
Rearin
Will Rogers
Por
Marian Martin Design
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General Electric
Shenandoah Elec. Appliance Co
South Loudoun
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