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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1930

Page

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Death of Hoover Ruled Linked to Poison Liquor Ride

Investigation continues into the death of Hugh Hoover after a Sunday night joy ride north of Winchester. Police expect sworn confessions from a woman rider and the car driver as an autopsy and chemical tests determine if wood alcohol poison caused Hoover’s death. Funeral services were held at Centenary Reformed Church with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Hugh Hoover Madel Mesa Memorial Martinsburg Pike Winchester Hover Pannett Hoover A. F. Denny Denny Ida Unger Welltown Unger Frank Dellinger Dellinger Richmond Centenary Reformed Church Flickinger Friendship Fire Company Mount Hebron

Texas Bishop Elected Third New Methodist South Bishop

At the general conference in Dallas Dr. A Frank Smith of Houston was elected the third new bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Rev. Dr. Paul Bentley Kern of San Antonio and Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Moore of Birmingham were elected yesterday.

Associated Press Dallas Texas A. Frank Smith Houston Methodist Episcopal Church, South Paul Bentley Kern San Antonio Arthur J. Moore Birmingham Ala Dallay Tex James Cannon, Jr Washington New York Methodist Episcopal Church South

Jewelry Bandits Arrested After 45 Minute Hold Up

Baltimore police capture three men in a Charles Street jewelry store hold up after a 45 minute spree. The trio bound a woman patron, stole about 20 000 dollars in gems, and were detained by traffic officers until a squad arrived. Victim Ellen De Lewenhaupt was unharmed.

Baltimore Mayse Jewelry Charles Street Belaip George Rouff Sonither Ellen de Lewenhaupt de Lewenhaupt Ruoff Nne Alfred Herring Charles Cramer George Miller Florida E. Eberly Ae de Leuenhaupt

Miss Renner Returns Home From Visit With Mrs Smith

Miss Mary Renner has returned to her home in the county after visiting as the guest of Mrs Edward Smith.

Mary Renner Edward Smith

Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Parker Kline

Mr and Mrs Parker Kline of Southwark street welcome a son born at their home on Monday May 12. The child is named Donald Parker.

Parker Kline Southwark Street Donald Parker

Burlington Beach Fire Destroys Ed Harrison’s Hall

A costly blaze in Burlington Beach West Virginia early Sunday morning destroyed Ed Harrison's dance hall and restaurant. The nearby Old Homestead Hotel was saved as Romney and Keyser fire departments arrived after the buildings had burned. Burlington, known as West Virginia's Atlantic City, draws visitors from Winchester and Cumberland along Patterson's Creek.

Winchester Burlington Beach Patterson's Creek Cumberland Ed. Harrison Old Homestead Harrison's Place Romney Keyser Burlington Panhandle West Virginia Atlantic City

Five Injured In Auto Accidents At Safety Zones

Five men were injured in two auto accidents at safety zones in Baltimore on May 21. A collision at Fayette and Caroline streets after wheels locked knocked down a telephone pole. Injured include W. A. Woody of Glenburnie, with a deep cut, and Russell Lesser, 22, and Milton Stitcher, 33, both seriously hurt when their car hit a safety beacon zone.

Baltimore Reet Fayette Caroline Streets W. A. Woody Glenburnie Russell Lesser Milton Stitcher

Amen Endorsement Confirmed for Fort Senate Candidacy

F Scott McBride testified before the Senate lobby committee that the Anti Saloon League endorsed New Jersey branch support for Representative Fort in his senate bid. Chairman Caraway pressed whether the league endorsed home brew. McBride said no and Fort said similar in Congress.

Washington Anti-Saloon League New Jersey Representative Fort Senate Lobby Committee F. Scott McBride Caraway League Blaine Wisconsin McBride Fort Congress

Late Conveyances Of County Realty

Frederick county deeds admitted to record show transfers from Russell E Layman and others to J Walter Haymaker for 146 acres on Winchester Front Royal road with nominal consideration. William A Elliott to Olliver Elliott for two acres. H F Clemons to C W Franks for Gore village parcel. John H Newcome to Earl Newcome for land north of Winchester with $500. Robert M Campbell heirs to Roberta Lawson and Herbert Campbell for Stony Meade estate comprising 390 acres with nominal value. M M Lynch trustee to W F Bragg for Brucetown land and buildings at $1550.

Circuit Court Frederick County Russell E. Layman J. Walter Haymaker Winchester Front Royal Road William A. Elliott Oliver Ellott H. F. Clemons C. W. Franks Gore John H. Newcome Earl Newcome Winchester Robert M. Campbell Roberta C. Lawson Herbert L. Campbell Stony Meade M. M. Lynch W. F. Bragg Brucetown

Funeral services for Mrs Celia C House widow of Samuel House

Mrs Celia C House aged widow of Samuel House longtime Baltimore and Hampshire County business figure died at her daughter’s Washington home aged about 80. Survived by daughters Mrs G B Allen and Mrs B G Dickhaut and son S Porter House with remains to be moved to Mount Hebron for burial. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Mount Pleasant and grave service at Mount Hebron led by Rev L A Thomas. Pallbearers listed from Grace Lutheran Church.

Celia C. House Samuel 8 G. B. Allen Monroe Street Washington Hus Ea City House Porter Hampshire County W. Va Gainesville James D. Belt Julia D. Belt Virginia Mr. House Grace Lutheran Church B. G. Dickhaut S. Porter House Francis M. Belt Orlando Fla Lutheran Church Mount Pleasant Baltimore and Ohio Railroad L. A. Thomas Mount Hebron Lewis F. Cooper Thomas J. Cooper Eugene Cooper W. H. Bosserman Clark F. Smith George H. Heist

Davis Leads in Pennsylvanian Primary Returns

Early returns show Francis Shunk Brown leading Gifford Pinchot for governor by large margins in Philadelphia and Allegheny County totals. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis holds a substantial Senate lead over Joseph R. Grundy with 609 241 votes to 393 330, as more counties report in.

Philadelphia Francis Shunk Brown Gifford Pinchot Brown Pinchot Thomas W Phillips Davis Allegheny County Thomas W.W. Phillips Secretary of Labor James J. Davis Joseph R. Grundy Grundy Frank H. Bohlen Wet

Local Stocks Auction Saturday at George Washington Hotel

An auction of common and preferred stock items takes place Saturday May 23 at 12 oclock. Listed are George Washington Hotel Common and Preferred, National Fruit Product Co. Preferred, Victor Product Company, Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. Duvall and Dunn act as auctioneers.

George Washington Hotel National Fruit Product Co Victor Product Company Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Duvall & Dunn

Cleaning House Let Us Help You

Winchester Steam Laundry advertises cleaning services with contact phone numbers 28 and 29 and notes schedule details for Monday Wednesday and Saturday listings.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Antrim Dies At Home Near Boyce Va Manages Virginia Farm

James Antrim 83 of re teeta Seeing died at 4 this morning at his residence on the University of Virginia experimental farm where he served as manager since 1928. Born July 31 1866 in Waynesboro he previously farmed in Bedford County and was active in Clarke and Loudoun County communities. He is survived by wife Nellie McCue and five children as well as three sisters. Short services will be held at his home with later funeral in Waynesboro and interment at River View Cemetery.

Harry Caatee University of Virginia Experimental Farm Antrim Waynesboro Experiment Farm Graham F. Blandy Mr. Antrim Virginia Nellie McCue Lynchburg Mys James Young Petersburg Indiana Katherine Antrim Houston Frank Antrim Greensboro Robert E. Antrim T. B. Corner Alice Wayland J. F. Templeton Staunton Boyce F. T. McFaden Norfolk and Western Railroad River View Cemetery

Graf Zeppelin Makes Good Time Over the Ocean

Graf Zeppelin reports smooth progress across the Atlantic en route to Brazil. The airship passed Cape Verde Islands near 19.15 north latitude and 22 west longitude, at about 1000 feet altitude, aided by a northeast trade wind.

Associated Press Hamburg Germany Hamburg-American Line Cape Vincent Cape Verde Islands Friedrichshafen Pernambuco Brazil

Thaw Faces Landing Ban As He Tours Europe

Harry K. Thaw arrived in Plymouth from New York on the Ile de France but did not attempt to land. He said he would tour the continent via Havre, noting a home office ban as an undesirable alien may still be in effect. Mrs. Rosser L. Campbell and John G. Crisman left for Pataskala, Ohio to visit sister Mrs. J. D. Cauffman for six weeks.

Associated Press Plymouth Eng Harry K. Thaw New York Ile de France Thaw Havre Home Office Rosser L. Campbell John G. Crisman Pataskala Ohio J. D. Cauffman

Vice-President's Son Questioned Over Contractors Fees

Chicago lawyers and contractors collide over fees paid to Harry K. Curtis son of Vice-President Charles Curtis. Investigators pursue state law violations while Curtis says about $10,000 in legitimate legal fees were earned for building contract work.

Associated Press Chicago Harry K. Curtis Charles Curtis Curtis Patrick Roche Washington The Daily News States Attorney Office States Attorney Investi Roche Milwaukee Racine Aurora Memphis Fort Wayne Richard V. Jackson

Coroner Preparations Aimed at Mrs Hughes Death Cause

Coroner C H Iden of Berryville Clarke county prepares to report on the death of Mrs Robert J Hughes. Early accounts point to a serious infection mimicking tuberculosis of the stomach. Final autopsy conclusions depend on viscera biochemistry awaiting state confirmation.

C. H. Iden Berryville Clarke County Robert J. Hughes Mary Jane

Luray votes down sewer and bridge bonds in townwide election

In Luray a sewer system bond of 86000 failed 231 to 69, a water system bond of 55000 was defeated 197 to 151, and a Main street bridge bond of 23000 lost 261 to 59. The water plan had narrow defeat margins, while the town had no bonded indebtedness.

Main Street Hawksbill Creek Luray Dry Run Stony Mass Peak Blue Ridge National Park Path Run Lée Highway Stony Man

Stock Market Faces Fork In Road As Trading Slows

New York traders faced indecision as rail and food shares gained briefly before speculative apathy returned. The steel trade review published early afternoon offered a disheartening signal and the market closed weak with about 2.5 million shares traded.

Associated Press New York Steel Trade Review

Special values in Holeproof Hosiery at Moling & Cather's

Special values highlighted for Holeproof and Wayne Knit Hosiery at Moling and Cather's department store. Customers may find discounted prices on select hosiery brands and styles with limited-time offers.

Wayne Moling & Cather’s

Young Doctor Paul Kern Elected Bishop in Southern Methodism

Dr. Paul Bentley Kern, 47, elected bishop on the third ballot at the General Conference in Dallas Texas, becoming the youngest bishop in Southern Methodism. He is a native of Winchester Virginia and son of Mrs. John A. Kern, with ties to Randolph-Macon College and Vanderbilt, and has served as pastor in several Texas churches before joining the Dallas faculty.

Paul Bentley Kern Texas Wat’ Peele Anie Exas Dallas W. G. Hardy Kern Southern Winchester Frederick Beer College of Bishops Collins Denny Mohd Episey Weill John A. Kern Sea Randolph-Macon College Vanderbilt University Ville, Tenn Vanderbilt Beltbuckle Tenn Southern Methodist Texas Ches Antonio Lucy Campbell Nashville Cam Kern University Ofnsylvania Philadelphia Miss Kern Iph- Macon Woman’s College Lynchburg Katherine Kern San Antonio Alfred A. Kern Randolph-Macon Roy Eskridge Kern Washington Ormond Marvin Ormond Duke University Durham N, C

Bluemont Postmaster J Calvin Beatty Dies Suddenly

J Calvin Beatty Bluemont postmaster at Loudoun county Virginia died suddenly around noon yesterday from paralysis at age 74 He served six years as postmaster and is survived by his widow Edmonia Russell three sons Lester Walter and Henry W Beatty two brothers Frank and David Beatty and seven sisters Funeral services will be held at his home at 2 p m Thursday with burial in Berryville cemetery

J. Calvin Beatty Bluemont Loudoun County Edmonia | Russell Winchester Lester Beatty Chicago Walter Beatty Herndon Henry W. Beatty Berryville Beatty Frank Beatty Alexandria

Mr H E Rogers Visits Middletown With Family

Mr H E Rogers of Washington spent the past weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs B E Rogers at their Middletown home. He was accompanied by Mrs Rogers who has been spending the past week with the Rogers in Middletown.

H.E. Rogers Washington B. E. Rogers Middletown Rogers Mrs. Rogers

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