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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
2
In a report on European disarmament, President proposes MacDonald plan basis for continued Geneva negotiations. Germany accepts but no clear path to legal equality. Britain and the United States back MacDonald plan while optimism fades for a swift peaceable solution to the global tensions.
Display promotes a late market sewing machine used for Singer Craft Art Work and embroidery. Completely commercially equipped and capable of sewing backward as well as forward. Now on display by é-Sewing Machine Co.
A limited edition titled Legends of Virginia Courthouses by John H. Gwhatmey will publish in May by Dietz Press Richmond. Illustrations by Lucy Payne Ponder accompany anecdotes about famed Virginia lawyers and jurists. The collection draws on first hand county seat materials and portrays droll humor and character through stories of judges and notable figures.
Bs M White Shelton Leake am Cabell Captain Micajah Woods Colonel John R Saunders Louis O Wendenburg Justice John J Crutchfield Judge Samuel B Witt Giles Jackson Judge R L Hendlem.
Frederick County records admit several real estate transfers. Joan W. Bageant and others sell land on Timber Ridge for 100 dollars to D. S. and E. F. Peacemaker, and H. B. DeHaven to Ethel DeHaven Eaton with unspecified price. Nannie May Wohlford secures property along Paper Mill road for 6500 dollars from Augusta McDaniel Isner et vir. Oddie Lamp and others transfer two tracts in Stone Barn district to Hetzel Clark for nominal consideration. H. B. Larrick trustees convey property in Shawnee district to Commercial and Savings Bank for 3500 dollars. Fred L. Glaize et ux transfer land to Preston L. Hershman et ux for 1500 dollars.
Whitacre, Va mid May social notes include Mr. and Mrs. Landon Whitacre and Mrs. W C Whitacre visiting Mrs. Clyde Loy near Great Cacap. Miss Alice Baker of Washington visits Miss Agatha Johnson. Local women attend a Cross Junction demonstration with Miss Farrar hosting.
The article mentions Mr. and Mrs. Igane Keller and their children, Mr. Andy Whitacre visiting his mother in Bruce town, Mrs. H. C. Whitacre and Mrs. R. E. L. Whitacre visiting Monessen friends, and George Whitacre with Arthur Carpenter, Shepherd College students, spending the weekend at home.
A hundred ton limestone rock slide from a steep hill near the Shenandoah River just south of Strasburg blocked the Valley Pike a short distance from the bend. A car was struck but occupants escaped unharmed and the Greyhound bus ahead of the slide was not involved. highway officials and guards were posted to warn motorists.
The Rev H E Richardson of the Reliance United Brethren churches will lead a series of evangelistic services at Ridings Chapel starting Sunday May 21. Assisting are the children's choir Gore male quartet Rev E J Robart and singers Earl Baker daughter Emmett Dettra. The topics span May 21 to May 30 with titles such as A Powerless Church Winning Souls Jesus of Nazareth Passeth By Two Preachers In Jail and The Greatest Lover.
Galleher files a forty three page memorandum arguing Judge Lowell erred issuing a habeas writ in the Crawford case. Massachusetts officials including Colin R. Saunders and Stephen Bacigalupo support the appeal. Crawford faces double murder charges in Virginia and remains a fugitive from the demanding state. The United States Court of Appeals in Boston will hear May 23.
A brief excerpt notes ongoing federal court proceedings and past departures from a prior conclusion regarding the offense for which he is indicted.
The text explains that buyers select tobacco from various markets and age it for 30 months or more to mellow and sweeten Chesterfield. the process is costly and requires time, with no shortcut to improve flavor.
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