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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

9

Accusations Against New Market School Board Member

In New Market Virginia petitions circulate to remove John G. Miller publisher and Shenandoah County school board member over alleged unfitness and autocracy after W. J. Stirewall's replacement as high school principal. More than 200 signatories challenge Miller, blaming his influence for the principal's ouster and the selection of Robert C. Wightman.

the Star New Market Va W. J. Stirewall New Market High John G. Miller New Market Mert Shenandoah County School Board Robert C. Wightman Edinburg Eee Baller Stirewall

New High School Building Accepted

Harrisonburg, May 23. The $35,000 addition to Harrisonburg High School has been accepted from the contractors and is being occupied. The north wing is 65 feet long, three stories high, and runs parallel to the south gymnasium wing with a parkway between. Financed by a Public Works Administration grant and a State Literary Fund loan. C. E. Nichols Construction Company of Richmond completed the work. Harold E. Calish of Richmond was rea-

Harrrisonburg Harrisonburg C. E. Nichols Construction Company Richmond Harold E. Calish

School Wing Adds Classrooms And Gym Facilities

The building plan adds two large classrooms and a small one on the second and third floors with a wide corridor and fire escape. The ground floor houses a large work room for manual training and dressing rooms for athletic teams. The old manual room becomes a classroom and the woodworking shop gains space under A K Hopkins. A new east side room and Hopkins office exist beside the wood shop. The high school library will double in size and gain a new room with desks moved to the new wing. An athletic room with tile walls and shower baths completes the addition.

Stone Pwa A. K. Hopkins

U. S. Deputy Clerk Dies In Harrisonburg

Harrisonburg reports the death of 47 year old Mrs. Kate Todd Payne a United States deputy clerk. The notice provides only her name and age with no additional context or details.

Three Ways to Buy Chevrolet Trucks Save Big

Truck buyers learn Chevrolet Trucks offer triple economies with world lowest prices dependable service and extra quality across parts. Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Michigan promotes low delivered prices and easy GMAC terms as part of a General Motors value appeal.

Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Michigan General Motors

Virginia Woman Deputy Clerk Died After Illness

Virginia obituary notes the death of Mrs. Payne at Rockingham Memorial Hospital at 0:45 after a two month illness due to cirrhosis of the liver Pneumonia followed. She was the eldest deputy clerk in the Western District of Virginia and a pioneer in Harrisonburg legal circles. Survived by her husband two brothers a sister a son and two grandchildren. She had earlier been married to Wirth Todd and William Payne. Her career included time as a stenographer with Conrad & Conrad and service since 1925 appointed by Judge Henry Clay McDowell. The family home was Harrisonburg Virginia and local officials noted her long service and community ties.

Virginia Rockingham Memorial Payne Ori A. Dyers Woodson Henrietta Sprinkle Woodson R. Lee Woodson Henry Clay McDowell Laird L. Conrad Conrad & Conrad Frank Woodson Philadelphia Harrisonburg United States Court of the Western District of George Woodson Wirt Todd Norfolk

Funeral Rites Held For Martinsburg Businessman Joseph L Seibert

Funeral services for Joseph L Seibert a well known Martinsburg West Virginia businessman were conducted at his home with pastor Rev John Ward Brown assisted by Rev F B Sapp brother in law of the deceased. Interment followed in Old Norbourne Cemetery with pallbearers from the Junior Order of United American Mechanics Knights of Pythias and the Baptist Church Men's Bible Class.

Joseph L. Seibert Martinsburg John Ward Brown First Baptist Church F. B. Sapp Strasburg Seibert Old Norbourne Order of United American Mechanics Knights of Pythias The Baptist Church

Two Players May Be Lost To Park

Winchester Park manager Chub Mallory fears two players may leave the team if better jobs do not materialize. With two weekend games upcoming both men already have inadequate wages and family responsibilities, and offers from other clubs tempt them away.

Park Winchester Park Chub Mallory

Line Association meets on May to keep current rate structure

The Line Association informed the Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia horticultural society that at a May meeting the Freight Traffic Managers Committee could not approve changes to the present rate system despite reductions on apples from the Pacific Northwest and the East. The territory mainly covers states east of the Mississippi and north of the C&O main line. Also notes that a la carte means meals priced separately and observes the Russian population in New York exceeds Kiev.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miller Mr. Stirewall New Market School Batiste Dimities Cordova Excella Moling & Cather Hamburger’s Specialty Shop N. Main Street U. S Kate Todd Payne Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc Handley School Etta Kett By Paul Robinson Etta Hal Big Boy Mr. Seibert Lydia E. Pinkham Barbara Spears Akron Ohio Saya Ling Jie Sa Vegetable PRICE Official Prises Mississippi C. & O. Railroad New York New York City Kiev Russia Apple Shippers W. R. Askew T. F. Timberlake
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