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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
3
Regina crowds greet King and Queen as drought land farmers arrive from 1938 hardship. The cheerful multitude, boosted by Wednesday rain aiding newly seeded wheat, advances with provincial and civil officials to welcome their majesties after a stop in Brandon, Manitoba for a “most impressive welcome.”
The will names Olive A. Wageley as executrix without security with a $2,000 bond. Debts are to be paid and the remainder left to Olive’s sister. Appraisers named include Esten Rudolph Coleman Dunn J. W. Crider Harry Bowers and R. Bruce Slonaker.
Francis B. Gwynn, local representative for the Washington Post, traded a copy of The Bee from Winchester dated April 1848 for a meal with an elderly, poorly dressed man. Gwynn said the man asked for the price of a good meal in exchange for the paper, claiming it had been in his possession for years.
Mrs Griffing led multiple prizes in sections for perennials wild flowers fruits and vegetables and various flower arrangements. Forty-nine exhibits were on display, twice the previous show.
The diving bell from the rescue ship Falcon descends into the Atlantic on the first trip to the stricken submarine Squalus. Seven men are brought to the surface on the bell’s initial ascent, marking a pivotal moment in the underwater salvage effort.
Hal Kemp brings a big time swing show to Apple Palace on North Kent Street. The June 14 program features The Smoothies Nan Wynn Bob Allen and others as Kemp prepares for a Lexington Virginia weekend. Ed Moulden announces the event for local dance music enthusiasts. Kemp is billed as a regular CBS Tuesday 10 p m radio feature.
Lucy Carl Pendleton 16 died at home near Berryville after brief illness. Daughter of Alfred and Rose Pendleton she is survived by six siblings. Services set for 2 PM tomorrow at Gilfield Church Milwood with Rev Laws officiating. Interment at Little Chapel. Pallbearers named as Jesse Dorse Lewis Ma-Thomas Mason James Son Hi hia Sue.
Final rites for Mrs. Mary E. Long widow of Reuben Long were conducted at St. John s Church after services at her home. Rev. Edwin Smith led the ceremonies with floral tributes from the Pomona Grange of Frederick county. hymns Trust and Obey Nearer My God To Thee and Abide With Me were sung. Pallbearers included H. Himelright Stadden Cooper Clayton Sherman Ellsworth Dodson Ivan Miller and Paul Dodson.
Roy N. Cook and others transfer a parcel of land and buildings in the northern Stephens City area along the Valley turnpike to H R Mills and others for 3500 dollars. Margaret A. Ashby and others transfer a lot and dwelling at 1324 Valley Avenue Winchester to Philip Raymond Carper for 10 dollars and valuable consideration.
The Rev. Harry G. Balthis qualified to perform marriage rites in Virginia after approval by Judge Philip Williams of the Corporation Court. He posted a $500 bond with Cr. Mc Vicar as surety. Balthis serves as assistant pastor at Braddock Street Methodist Church and oversees the South Winchester church.
Mrs. Catherine E. Funk qualified as administratrix of the estate of Roscoe L. Punk. The official bond penalty is $2,500 with George Eagle as surety. Heirs include widow, Patricia Ellen, and Betty Ann.
The will of Clara Parker directs payment of debts then leaves the residue to her sister Lucy Parker, named executrix without security. The will of the late Clay Parker has been recorded in probate court.
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