Admiral Nulton Honored Guest At Lions Luncheon
Retired Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton spoke at the Lions Club luncheon. Mayor C. R. Anderson and Chief C. W. Hollis led the meeting. Anderson presented biographical sketch of Nulton’s career from Naval Academy 1889 to wartime service and later Annapolis command. He recalled boyhood ties with Hollis and noted plans for a spelling bee at Leyton School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Nulton
Lions Club
C. R. Anderson
C. W. Hollis
Anderson
Admiral Nulton
Winchester
Virginia
C. T. O'Ferrell
Naval Academy
New York Navy Yard
Seven Seas
Nurton
Annapolis
Minneapolis
Indiana
Kiel
Vera Cruz
Pennsylvania
Wilson
France
Annapolis Naval Academy
Academy
United States Fleet
Pacific Coast
Admiral Nurton
Hollis
Red Cross Roll Call Canvassers Named for Winchester Frederick Chapter
Solicitors for the 1933 Red Cross roll call in the Winchester Frederick county chapter are listed. Volunteers include Mrs. Roland Bryarly Mrs. Frank M. Horton Mrs. D. E. Hawthorne Mrs. George H. Eagle and many others spanning numerous local families and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Winchester-Frederick County
Roland Bryarly
Frank M. Horton
D. E. Hawthorne
George H. Eagle
Virginia Fansler
Charles R. Anderson
Jackson
Louise Gray
L. Flickinger
George Fansler
Anne Brone Kern
Co Glaize, Jr
Clara Ty
Nancy Larrick
A. Miller
Margaret Hansbrough
Rosalie Nelson
Betsy Rice
Mary Louise Sartelle
Eliza Tucker
Helen Buckley
Mary Lyman
Lewis H. Hyde
Mary Greenway Russell
Chalmers Strain
B. M. Roszel
Philip Fowle
Arthur M. Field
Mary Catherine
City Hall Clock Cleaning Locks Time Until Repair
Workmen cleaning the City Hall tower clock leave the big timepiece still for today and possibly tomorrow or two. Mifflin Clowe, the worker, says the public should call his store at telephone 15 for correct time during the maintenance period.
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City Hall
Mifflin Clowe
Extra Money For Handling Mails In Maryland
The Post Office Department allocates Christmas mail funds for Maryland workers. Frederick receives 245 dollars, Hagerstown 160 dollars, and Baltimore 29,857 dollars, with other cities in the state also receiving allotments to support additional handling of parcels and letters during the season.
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Associated Press
Washington
Post Office
Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Plane Crash Near Kharkov Kills 14 Officials and Crew
A newly constructed airliner 5-7, claimed to be the largest overland flyer, crashed at Kharkov yesterday killing 14 people including the chief pilot, a mechanic, and several aviation officials. Only bare facts were released beyond the casualty total.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Kharkov
Kharkov Aviation
Mrs. Roosevelt Tours West Virginia Rehabilitation Project
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt hiked across West Virginia to inspect a 1000 acre rehabilitation site for destitute coal miners. She declined comment but expressed pleasure at the project’s progress and pointed reporters to Col Louis McHenry Howe who led the trip.
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Associated Press
Reedsville
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Virginia
Bushrod Grimes
Interior Department
Louis McHenry Howe
Roosevelt
Postoffice Department
Department of the Interior
Winchester Tax Rate Among Virginia Cities Noted
A Virginia city tax study shows Winchester real estate tax at 1.35 dollars, the lowest statewide. Coverage suggests Handley Foundation funds influence, though city records indicate about 17 percent of annual revenue supports public schools. 1933 Virginia city real estate tax rates compiled.
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Winchester
Virginia
Handley Foundation
Clifton Forge
Norfolk
Harrisonburg
Fredericksburg
South Norfolk
Family Night At Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church invites the congregation to its annual family night instead of the regular prayer service. The 7:30 pm service in the church auditorium will open with a brief devotion on future work, followed by refreshments in the social room. Two young ladies' Sunday School classes organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church Congregation
Admiral Byrd Thanked by Shenandoah Scouts for Honor
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd mails thanks for honorary membership in the Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America. He expresses appreciation from his home town and sends best wishes to the executive board and scouts while on an Antarctic expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Horton
Shenandoah
Executive Council
Boy Scouts
Wanted preferred stock in National Fruit Products Co
Buyer seeks a limited amount of preferred stock of National Fruit Products Co. Write P O Box 271 or call 389. Also new curtains at special prices offered by Moling and Cather. 1p
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National Fruit Products Co
P. O
Moling & Cather
No Trespassing Signs Ready for Delivery
Winchester Evening Star reports signs warning against trespassing are prepared for delivery, noting location, purpose, and potential enforcement steps.
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Winchester
Paroled Man Held in Pennsylvania Parole Case
Judge Donald L. Weems handles crimes of seriousness in police court. Two robbery charges earned six month terms. Charles Ritter, local youth, faces grand jury on breaking and entering. James Mitchell alias J W Bennett tied to parole violation and attempted forgery with 13 years to serve in eastern penitentiary.
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Donald L. Weems
John Allen
Opelake
Ala
Parker Brisco
Stiemorad
Charles Ritter
Harvey
Tiny Greenwalt
Bradley Jackson
Lloyd Williams
William Bradley
Tom Parlett
James W. Mitchell
J. W. Bennett
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Bennett
22 Pound Coon Captured In Blue Ridge by D. T. Hickerson
D. T. Hickerson of the Walker McC Bond farm near Paris used his full blooded hound to treed a 22 pound raccoon in the Blue Ridge near the Fauquier Clarke Loudoun county lines. After a 15 minute fight the dog killed the raccoon around 11 o clock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Hickerson
Walker McC. Bond
Blue Ridge
Fauquier-Clarke-Loudoun
Paris
Mr. Hickerson
Special Services At Rest Church Begin Each Evening This Week
Special services are conducted each evening this week at Rest Methodist Church led by Rev. William Stevens. Programs include music and speaking with a 15 minute song service and orchestra accompaniment starting at 5 30 o'clock. The public is invited.
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Rest Methodist Church
William Stevens
Feinberg’s Stand Stock Markdown Scheduled Thursday
The paper notes an upcoming final markdown of stock at Feinberg's old stand. Details on items, prices, and timing to be announced in Thursday edition.
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Feinberg
Dinner and Games at Sacred Heart Church
A community event labeled Dinner and Games runs Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 5 to 8 PM at Sacred Heart Church with general admission priced at 35 cents. Proceeds or details unclear due to OCR fragment.
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Sacred Heart Church
Famous Mission Authority Preaches in City this Sunday
Dr. Samuel M. Zwemer professor at Princeton Theological Seminary will fill the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church pulpit for morning and evening services. An American missionary, Zwemer is renowned for his work among Mohammedans in Arabia and Egypt and traces his roots to early mission efforts inspired by Raymond Lull.
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Samuel M. Zwemer
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Zwemer
Arabia
Egypt
Raymond Lull
Algiers
Heavy Docket To Come Before Circuit Court
A heavy criminal docket of Frederick County Circuit Court will be heard at the December term opening Monday December 4 before Judge Philip Williams. Moses W. Woodward charged with criminally attacking a Strasburg girl will appear on opening day. Sheriff Harry L. McCann is summoning jurors as the docket proceeds.
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Frederick County
City Firemen Urged To Attend Religious Service
Winchester fire department is urged to attend the annual religious service on Sunday November 26 at 3 o clock at the Palace Theatre. Rev George W Stover will lead with chaplains of four companies assisting and Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker delivering the sermon. An old time hymn sing along with a musical program will be provided. Firemen meet at 2 30 p m in front of the theatre to march in. Public ministers have been invited and the event is open to all.
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Winchester Fire Department
Palace Theatre
George W. Stover
Sarah Zane Company
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Officers Named By Physicians of Northern Valley
Dr J E Harris re elected secretary treasurer of the Medical Society of Northern Virginia at a Front Royal meeting. Dr G G Crawford of Strasburg elected president to succeed Dr E C Stuart. Dr Charles O Dearmont of White Post elected. Several papers presented, including Undulant Fever in Virginia and Kidney Infection. Dinner at Hotel Strickler followed. Next meeting to be held in Flint Hill with numerous physicians attending from Front Royal Winchester Berryville Luray Bentonville Sperryville Wardensville and other towns.
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J. E. Harris
Medical Society of
Northern Virginia
G. G .Crawford
Strasburg
Nns
E. C. Stuart
Charles O. Dearmont
White Post
Wee Reed
Ene
George W. Butsler
Virginia
H. K. Maxcy
W. H. Toulson
Baltimore
Hotel Strickler
Flint Hi
Kipps
Grubbs
Hansbrough
Carper
Front Royal
Stuart
Harris
Harris, Dutton
H. L. Henry
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Ae Rollins
Wardensville
Federal funds earmarked for public works across 27 states
Secretary Ickes announced $12,309,230 for 54 non federal projects in 27 states including sewage systems water systems eleven schools municipal buildings state and highway improvements and hospitals. The Public Works Administration had approved about $477,443,068 for 750 non federal projects in four months and the new list promises 55,873 man months of quick employment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ickes
Public Works
Brush Fire Gets Beyond Control of Trained Wardens
A brush fire north west of La Crescenta, starting at 8 o’clock last night, defied 600 or more firefighters. By today it remained out of control, with crews rushing in additional men while Pickens and Sutton canyons near Los Angeles remained the main area of spread. No immediate danger to nearby residences was reported by the county fire warden office.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
la Crescenta
Pickens
Sutton Canyons
Thanksgiving Special at Pure Food Store
Bulk mince meat two pounds priced at 25 cents and seeded raisins four pounds for 25 cents advertised by The Beauty Nook with phone 1312. This sale page notes permanent wave pricing and runs under the Pure Food Store listing for November 22.
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the Beauty Nook
Passes Away at Winchester Home Elder Shenandoah County figure
Polybius Elon Lindamood 80 longtime Shenandoah family member died at 11 last night at 112 West Monmouth Winchester after four years of decline. He served as postmaster at Headquarters 21 years and worked with R M Lantz at Edinburg sash and door factory. Survived by wife Lula and children R L Lindamood Stella Black Dorothy Lindamood. Mary Susan died 1928. Funeral Friday with services at Bethel Church Mount Jackson and Winchester burial.
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Polybius Elon Lindamood
Shenandoah County
West
Monmouth Street
Lindamood
Isaac and
Elizabeth Myers Lindamood
Mount Jackson
R M. Lantz
Edinburg
Stephens City
Frederick County
Winchester
Emma Tisinger
Mount Jackon
R. L. Lindamood
Stony Creek
Stella Black
Cumberland
Lula Baker
Grimes
This County
Dorothy Lindamood
Mary Susan Lindamood
Bethel Church
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
L. A. Thomas
City
Allen Jones
Rev
C. J. Rice
Bombs Explode in Camaguey Province Wounding Youth
Three powerful bombs exploded in Camaguey province killing one youth and seriously wounding four others. A second death of the day followed a gravely wounded man from last night as seven bombs exploded in the same province. Property damage was reported and Havana remained tense amid rumors of a threatened revolution.
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Associated Press
Havana
Camaguey
Roosevelt weighs dollar revaluation amid Sprague exit
President Roosevelt will meet with Morgenthau to push the gold control monetary program. The White House says no change is planned despite O M W Sprague resigning as special adviser to the Treasury. Secretary Morgenthau leads the effort while critics press for a dollar reevaluation.
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Associated Press
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Morgen
Treasury
White House
Morgenthau
O. M. W. Sprague
Sprague
Stephen T. Early
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Large clean cotton rags at THE STAR OFFICE
A brief classified item states availability of large clean cotton rags for purchase from THE STAR OFFICE, listing no further details.
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Star Office
Sarah Zane Fire Co. to attend funeral of Gr Ray McDonald
Members of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will meet at the hall Thursday after noon at 2 30 o'clock to attend the funeral of Gr Ray McDonald. R B Brown Capt 11-22-1p-11.
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Gr. Ray McDonald
R. B. Brown
Paper Profit Alleged in General Theatre Fox Stock Deal
Senate investigators heard that General Theatre Equipment made about 16 million from Fox film stock purchases after acquiring control of William A. Fox. The firm bought stock at 30 per share when market price was 40 plus, then sold 440,000 to bankers at 30. Discussions cited potential broader market impact and deals with Fox and Chase Securities figures.
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Associated Press
Washington
General Theatre Equipment, Inc
Fox Film
Senate
William A. Fox
General Theatre Equipment
Murray Dodge
Chase Securities Corporation
Fox
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LIONS
Handley School Auditorium
Herbert Miller
Lions’ Club
Fairmont
Grace Church
Admiral Byrd
Themear Bridgeton
New Jersey
T. G. W. Settle
Chester L. Fordney
Penna
Weems
Cal Police Court
Rest
S. M. Zwemer
Loudoun
St. Presbyterian
Northern Valley
Winches
Ter
Retary
P. E. Lindamood
Old Shenandoah
F. B. Cadwallader
Lacy Carper
P. E. Lineburg
Erle Edwards
B. Daugherty
C. D. Smith
Federal
Sarah Zane Fire CO
General Theatre
Banking Committee
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