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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1933

Page

2

Virginia urged to take 30 percent federal grants for school and public works

Richmond public works advocate R F Nelson urges Virginia to accept 30 percent federal grants for school construction and other needs. He cites national recovery aims of President Roosevelt, compares per pupil value, and calls for immediate borrowing and local spending to create jobs and improve facilities.

Star R. F. Nelson Public Works Squtteeman Richmond Sam School Boards of Virginia North Carolina Maryland West Virginia United States State Literary Fund Federal Public Works Administration Fund Uncle Sam Federal Public Works Administration Army Navy Treasury Department National Parks Roosevelt Old Dominion Revenue Cutter

Kin shocked by Clark slaying accusation in Paulsboro manor

Amy Smith overwhelmed by the news that her daughter Audrey is accused of killing Sheldon Al Clark Jr. in their Paulsboro mansion. The Brooklyn residence shows Mrs. Smith bedridden with her other daughter Vivian, a showgirl, at her side.

Audrey Sheldon al ‘Clark, Jr Paulsboro, J Amy Smith Brooklyn Vivian Clark

Brooks Elected Council Head Of Druggists Code

The Seventh district NRA council was named with Carroll Brooks and J W Williamson among members to represent all gifts before the National Retail Council. The meeting in Harrisonburg drew about 30 druggists from ten towns with A L L Winne of Richmond outlining the drug code.

Roosevelt NRA Council Carroll Brooks Winchester J. W. Williamson Harrisonburg Edward P. Berlin Berryville Guy Miller Charlottesville J. B. Clower Kavanaugh Hotel Parks Wilson Presbyterian Church George Aldhizer III Ward Swank P. J. Rice Lexington

Notice of agency for Eveready Prestone sale

Southern Wholesalers Inc of Winchester Virginia announces Russell E Keegan as agent for sale of Eveready Prestone by National Carbon Company Inc under consignment. This notice cites Virginia Code section 5224 and lists the involved parties with date 11 16 121.

National Carbon Company, Inc Arditon Carbide and Carbon Corporation Eveready Prestone

Court orders master to hear claims in Brown estate

In Frederick County Virginia Minnie H Brown and Maude J Brown executrices of James M Brown deceased, are notified that a Master Commissioner will hear and report on the estate. He will identify real and personal property liens beneficiaries and shares and whether property can be divided. Creditor claims must be proved at Winchester on November 28 1933 and hearings may adjourn until completed.

Frederick County Virginia Minnie H. & Maude J. Brown James M. Brown Harry J. Brown Minnie H. Brown Maude J. Brown Winchester James M Brown North Loudoun Street

Stephens City Scouts Add Several New Members

Shenandoah Area Council records show Troop 37 in Stephens City adding Frederick County boys Harry Hartley Merl Nelson Bar Beaver Kenneth Mowery Marshall Lovett and Victor Corbeses. Scoutmaster Aylor and Rev Sidney Alderman join as officials. troop meets at Stephens City High School Agriculture Building with sponsor Stephens City High School. President Roosevelt urged social service now.

Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scout Frank R. Horton Frederick County Stephens City Harry Hartley Merl Nelson Bar Beaver Kenneth Mowery Marshall Lovett Victor Corbeses Robert Aylor Cieal Stephens City High School Robert A. Wall Robert EB. Aylor Sidney Alderman Roosevelt Ay Scouts Social Service Agency

Mt Pleasant Notes from Mt Pleasant Virginia

Mt Pleasant notes list visits among residents including Mrs Warner Dyke and Mrs Alice Cochran with Mrs Margaret Milhon and family. Rev F G Senger and Mrs Senger called on Mr Harry Lamp who remains ill. The community plans winter Sunday School at 2 pm in the United Brethren Church and a Christmas program on the Thursday night before Christmas.

MT. Pleasant Warner Dyke Alice Cochran Margaret Milhon Verner Milhon Lloyd John Perry F. G. Senger Harry Lamp Lamp Emmett Copenhaver Winchester Asa Race James Russet Mt. Williams Gap Jonah Spillman

Apple preparations and visits noted in Oranda locality

Miss Mamie Jobe helped prepare apples for applebutter with Mrs Loving and Leah Lee at a gathering last week. Frances Renner of Winchester spent time with Charlotte Himelright. John Saum of Washington made a brief business trip here. M R Crabill and H M Loving are not improving quickly. Hazel Edmondson returned home after working in Winchester.

Oranda Mamie Jobe Pernoee Mrs. Loving Leah Lee Crabill Tre Lily Mildred Stickley Charlotte Rowland Leslie Coffelt W - Ton Frances Renner Wincheste Charlotte Himelright John Saum Washington M. R. Crabill H. M. Loving Hazel Edmondson Winchester

Birthday Dinner Celebrates Mrs Riley's Seventieth

In Boyce White Post area Mrs J W Riley marked her seventieth birthday with a day dinner at her home. Guests from Boyce White Post and nearby areas attended and shared news of visits in Hagerstown and Shepherdstown.

Boyce J. W. Riley White Post H. J. Bush Evelyn Poates Violet Miller Mra H. J. Kerns Catherine Kerns Dora Riley Charles Riley Stuart Riley Oswald Riley Harry Thomas McCormick Haywood Butler June Jimmie Denny Billy Haymaker Kathleen Haymaker Inez Shepherd H. J. Burks David Riley Harry Thomas McCormack Hagerstown Fannie Rethford

Auction of Live Stock and Farm Implements at Doves Farm

An auction listing for Monday November 27 1933 at 10 00 A M at Doves Farm near Riding Chapel Church includes two horses and harness three cows broad sow two cultivators wagon drag harrow spring tooth harrow disc grain drill bottom plow five tons of timothy and hay twenty acres of corn and other items. Terms: cash under 10 and notes over 10 with six months interest bearing. Auctioneer nee yee.

Riding Chapel

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Federal Public Works Board of Virginia Cincinnati Cleveland Public Works Administration National Recovery Vivien Smith Mrs Brooks Druggists’ Code M. CH Stephens City Scouts VICKS Stainless Cammer Tire Co Braddock & Boscawen Sts Woodstock Woodstock 15 FORD Chevrolet Plymouth Service Winchester Motors Corp S. Braddock Street Rouss Packard Chrysler Shell Martinsburg Pike Shell Station Amherst & Boscawen Sts Valley Ave Braddock St Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp Bidg Anoter R. B. Mitchell D. C N. D The American and State N. C. A. and A. WN. A Dr. Mitchell Barbara Adkins Fourth Avenue Huntington, W. Va General Health Center George Washington Hotel Piccadilly Street
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