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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1936

Page

12

Brucetown Social Notes and Cemetery Cleanup

Brucetown Va May 26. Mrs Edward Grant and daughter of Clearbrook visited Rev and Mrs Thomas Morgan at the parsonage. Mr and Mrs Ward Purcell stayed with relatives in Martinsburg W Va. Mrs Ed Headley of Winchester visited her father L O Smith. Mr and Mrs Charlies Roland of Berryville called on Miss Belle Jobe. Mrs Wesley Brill visited her daughter Mrs Paul Triges in Martinsburg. Brucetown cemetery to be cleaned Saturday May 30 at 7 am. assistance requested from those with relatives buried there.

Brucetown Edward Grant Clearbrook Thomas Morgan Parsonage Ward Purcell Martinsburg W. Va Ed. Headley Winchester L. O. Smith Charlies Roland Berryville Belle Jobe Wesley Brill Paul Triges

Bloodhound trainer vows to free prisoner by eluding hounds

Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster of New Boston Texas, hired to aid in the Olympic Prospect search, says the bloodhounds need daily practice. Friends recall his plan to unlock Bowie county jail and give a prisoner freedom if they can outpace the dogs, noting Foster has rarely failed his hounds.

Idabel Okla Tom Foster New Boston Tex Bowie County Foster

Easy Choice Gulfport Mayor Quits to Keep WPA Job

Fra Andrew E Potter resigns as Gulfport mayor to retain his Works Progress Administration post. He receives $10 monthly as mayor versus $75 as assistant foreman on the WPA pier project.

Gulfport, Fra Andrew E. Potter Gulfport

Zioncheck Nightclub Dance Foe Sparks Hushed City Feud

In New York on May 26, Marion Zioncheck of Seattle and his wife returned to their hotel after a lively three hour session at an upper Manhattan nightclub. The congressman boasted New York was too tame, then swept his wife onto the dance floor by her auburn hair as security feared the scene. A strip dancer later arrived and Zioncheck urged a dance with his wife, prompting management to intervene.

New York Marion Zioncheck Seattle Upper Manhattan Zioncheck Impressario Madge Carmyle Lewis Leon

Infant dies in Winchester Hospital in Siler brief

SILER, May 23. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeHaven died last Tuesday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Numerous local visits and small trips are noted among Siler residents and surrounding towns in the period’s social briefings.

Siler Ray DeHaven Winchester Memorial Hospital Philip Shade H. E. Shirley Ruth M. Kerns Kernstown E. R. Daily A. L. DeHaven Harry DeHaven Hedgesville W, Va Catherine DeHaven Mildred DeHaven Near Chestnut Grove Harry Kerns Bertha DeHaven A. C. Whitacre Katherine O Darkesville Arthur DeHaven Paul Lamp A. H. Lamp Cross Junction

A Booklet On Care of The Feet

A Winchester Evening Star service booklet urges proper foot care to prevent common pains and ailments. It covers shoe choices, foot health for children, and general family guidance. To obtain a copy, send ten cents for cost and postage via the included coupon.

Winchester

Card of Thanks for Sarah’s Illness and Death

Washington family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death of beloved mother Sarah Thanks pastors car donors floral tributes and all who eased their sorrow 26-16.

Washington Sarah

Edgeworth beer license hearing near Winchester

Public notice that O. J. Mersier owner of The Edgeworth will appear before the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board by June 6 1936 to apply for a license to retail beer over 3.2 percent on premises 22 miles southeast of Winchester on Route No. 3 Frederick County.

Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Edgeworth Winchester Frederick County O. J. Mersier

Tribute to Miss Lydia Creswell a Hamp shire educator and church servant

Madison Wis May 15 1936 Charles R Line sends a memorial tribute to the late Miss Lydia Creswell of Hampshire County West Virginia. The article recalls her faithful church work at the Ares Ridge Christian Church and duties as a public school teacher. It honors her home life loyalty and gentleness and notes hymns sung at her funeral reflecting a triumphant faith. Her life is presented as a lasting memorial to Christian ideals.

Lydia Creswell Hampshire County W. Va Ares Ridge

Steel Demand Well Sustained Amid Slower Mills

Steel magazine notes demand held up despite a reduced steel mill rate. Heavy equipment, farm machinery, and allied manufacturers keep orders strong while auto production and sheet mill activity ease. Scrap prices fall again. Pittsburgh foresees rates slipping into July due to prior overproduction.

New York Steel Pittsburgh

Petersburg golf course to become park project priority

A. E. Demaray of the National Park Service says Crater golf course at Petersburg will be secondary to park development there. A Petersburg group announced interest in securing use of the course for public access as part of the park's plans.

Washington A. E. Demaray National Park Service Crater Petersburg P Service

Gets 50 Years For A Slaying

Claude Toad Cox a miner pleaded guilty to murder and received 50 years in prison. He admitted killing C F Hughes and wounding two others after a wild January Pennington Gap street incident.

Jonesville Claude Toad”) Cox C. F. Hughes Cox Hughés Pennington Gap

Kasper quadruplets feed heavily on mother’s milk

In Passaic New Jersey on May 26 the Kasper quadruplets consume about one fourth of their weight in milk daily. Dr Frank Jani increased the babies ration from 12 to 14 ounces at their insistence led by Ferdinand with support from Frances Frank and Felix. Ferdinand weighs 3 pounds 14 ounces as the heaviest newborn. The babies are fed every two hours using medicine droppers.

Passic N.J Frank F. Jani Ferdinand Frances Frank Felix

Thief Ransacks Dunlap Residence

Mrs. Jerry Dunlap’s home at 210 East Picca Street was ransacked while she was away. The thief searched from cellar to attic, taking small items and possibly money from a hacked trunk. Officers investigate. a man and a woman from New Jersey are suspected.

Jerry Dunlap East Picca Street Dunlap

County Pomona Grange Booster Meet Honors Seven Granges

The Frederick County Pomona and Middletown Grange held a joint session with all seven county Granges represented. Lu cian Brumback presided the Pomona session and B O Brumback led the subordinate meeting. Lectures included Vocational Education Soil Conservation and Rural Electrification with various readings and musical numbers. The group invited Fairview Grange to host the next Pomona meeting and adjourned to refreshments.

Frederick County Pomona Middletown Model Grange Kathryn Foltz R. A. Wall St. Peter At the Gate Jean Baker Grange Quartet B. F. Strother Dixie Land Charlotte Baker M. J. Peass J. Fred Stine J. L. Hershman Fairview

Weekend Postoffice to Observe Decoration Day Holiday

Postoffice schedules a double holiday for Decoration Day weekend. Winchester office will close windows and deliveries Saturday and Sunday with mail only at box collection and one night dispatch. Stamp sales and money orders available at Spillman and Alexander drug store. registered mail also Saturday.

Winchester Pennsylvania Railroad Spillman and Alexander Drug Store

Meditations On The Bible by Rev W B Obaugh

A devotional excerpt reflects on Psalms 23 6 praising goodness and mercy as God s gifts lasting through life and into eternity It expresses gratitude for life and asks God to stay present in life and death concluding with Amen and signature Rev W B Obaugh

Goodness Mercy Ace Ene Jesus Rev W. B. Obaugh

Bank Closing Notices Memorial Day 1936

Banks announce holiday closing on Saturday May 30 1936 for Memorial Day. Paper maturities due that date may be paid on Monday June 1 1936. Signatories include J H Yost cashier Farmers and Merchants Nat Bank and Trust Co John I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank George B Bushnell cashier Union Bank of Winchester Harold G Brown cashier Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank.

J. H. Yost Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co John 1. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank Geo. B. Bushnell Union Bank of Winchester Harold G. Brown Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank

Stork Arrives After Night of Confusion

At 2 45 a m A L Hardy attempted to summon a doctor for a birth. After failing to reach medical help the fire department arrived and redirected to police. A 1 2 pound boy was born at 3 26 with the mother and child later reported doing nicely.

A. L. Hardy Fire Department Fire

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Russell Victor McLaglen Walt Disney Color Cartoon McNamee News Shenandoah Elec S. Loudoun St Rhodes Drug Company John Deere Lupton Orchard Service Co Hansbrough & Carter N. Loudoun St Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Borneo Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C State Pag Meus Creswell Charles R. Line Madison, Wis County Pomona Grange Sheetz Douglas A. Sale J. W. Arthur General Insurance Rouss Ave WED. & Thurs Dionne Jean Hersholt Slim Summerville Dorothy Peterson Geo. W. Kurtz Ee T. Goode General Insuran Court Square Miles Music CO Greystone Terrace Ralph Fansler The Winchester Star Fansler Star Star Advertising Wilmer F. Shryock Hamman’s Dollar Store
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