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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

7

Democrats Endorse Records of Glass Byrd Robertson Bland

Northampton and Shenandoah counties Democrats endorse Carter Glass Otis Bland Carter Glass and S Otis Bland for re election to Senate and House. They praise Franklin D Roosevelt Byrd and Robertson for public service and leadership. Resolutions urge continued support and acknowledge Byrd's record.

Glass Byrd Robertson Bland Shenandoah Northampton Otis Bland Anklin Roosevelt United States Harry F. Byrd Carter Glass United State Virginia A. Willis Robertson House of Representatives Franklin D. Roosevelt Julia Stickley Sarah Z. Tavenner Eastville Northampton County S. Otis Bland Senate of the United States United States Congress Harry Flood Byrd United States Senate

Subpoena in Divorce Issued in York County Case

In the Court of Common Pleas Minnie V. Boyce vs John W. Boyce a subpoena in divorce was issued for the April Term 1936. The respondent John W. Boyce is ordered to appear at York County court on June 8 1936 to show cause why the divorce should not be granted. Sheriff’s Office York May 4 1936.

Court of Common Pleas York County Minnie V. Boyce John W. Boyce Boti Joh W. Boyce York John Sheriff’s Office

Administrators Sale At Winchester Virginia June 13 1936

The undersigned will offer at public sale for cash at two o'clock P M on Saturday June 13 1936 at 640 N Loudoun St Winchester Virginia a lot of valuable household goods including dining room furniture and dishes bedroom suites and bedding rugs curtains linens range and kitchen utensils stoves and some antiques of value Warren Rice Admr Ella Lovett Jefferson Dunn and Duvall Aucts 5-21-28 6-4 11-41

N. Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia Warren Rice Admr Ella Lovett Jefferson Dunn & Duvall Aucts

Settlement Ends Civil Suit Over Feed Bill in Maryland

Charles Hughes settles out of court in Frederick county circuit court to dismiss a civil suit filed by Baugh and Sons for about $40 for horse feed. An order to sell a horse owned by Lynn Carver was carried out, and the race horse Pipe Dream, owned by Hughes, was released from court jurisdiction.

Charles Hughes Frederick County Baugh and Sons Lynn Carver Pipe Dream Hughes

Memorial Rites At Old Chapel For Decoration Day

Arrangements are under way at Millwood for Decoration Day exercises at Old Chapel Sunday May 31 at 4 pm. The ceremony honors Confederate soldiers buried there with a grave decoration tradition since after the Civil War. All interested are invited to attend the services, with a roll of the dead and an address planned.

Millwood Old Chapel

New Cuban President Charts Reform Program and US Ties

Cuba’s new constitutional President Miguel Mariano Gomez outlined major reforms in his inaugural address to Congress. He aims for economic liberalization, US trade normalisation, and peaceful domestic politics, following the end of provisional rule after the overthrow of Gerardo Machado.

Havana Cuba Miguel Mariano Gomez United States Gerardo Machado Gomez Congress Jose A. Barnet

President Gomez Signals Amnesty Amid Revolution Legacy

President Gomez referenced the revolution’s legacy and announced plans for a general amnesty for prisoners and exiles. He also condemned the morbid state of cruel insanity that drives killings.

Gomez

Freight permits heard for Roanoke Staunton lines

The State Corporation Commission held hearings in Richmond on applications by Carter Express Mundy Van and Warehouse Com pany and Compton Brothers to operate lines between Roanoke and Staunton. A decision may take several days.

Richmond State Corporation Commission Roanoke Staun- Carter Express Mundy van and Warehouse Corporation Compton Brothers Commission

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Women of Shenandoah County Farm Democratic Club Woodstock Aml The Mousseline de Soie Rayon Taffeta Wards Lea Goodyear C. Monk Finffy Cretonnes Rebo Axminster South Loudoun St Coats Loundoun Dept. Stor
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