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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1934

Page

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Barrel found with dead jewelry auctioneer Brunner in Cincinnati

Police hunt J S Berman in connection with the slaying of Bree Auctioneer Hermann Brunner whose nude body was found in a barrel in Cincinnati after diamonds valued at about $20 000 were reported missing. Columbus jeweler Reinhard Merz identified Brunner and described the men who arranged the sale and related diamonds.

Columbus O. C. Kaffitz J. S. Berman Merz Jewelry Kaffitz Berman Brunner Cincinnati Brooklyn Bree Merz Esner Dayton Sen

Stroke Fatal to J. C. Athey After Third Attack

Joseph Oscar Athey, 56, a longtime Pennsylvania Railroad worker with posts in Baltimore Renova and York, died at home after a third stroke. He served in World War II and is survived by his widow Elizabeth Koontz, daughter Virginia Neal, brother Charles Clinton Athey, and sister Mrs R R Riser. Funeral services will be held at 417 Gray Avenue Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.

Joseph Oscar Athey Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore Renova York Athey Joseph E. and Eeveline Athey Northern Central York Pa Elizabeth Koontz Luray Virginia Neal Charles Clinton Athey R. R. Riser Brunswick Charles E. Athey Gray Avenue Mount Hebron Cemetery

Investigation of Fatal Boiler Blast at East Tennessee Plant

Officials of the East Tennessee Light and Power Company began a check in Bristol to determine the cause of a boiler explosion and fire that killed night foreman Alexander Martin, 45, and seriously injured assistant foreman Dave Buccles. Damage to the plant was estimated at 220000, with other workers unharmed. The service area covers Bristol Virginia and Tennessee.

Bristol East Tennessee Light and Power Company Alexander Martin Dave Buccles Light and Power Service Bristol Tenn

Wednesday Special at Home Demonstration Market

Pumpkin pies priced at 5c and apple sauce at 8c a quart. Open 9 to 1:30. Market located at 19 South Cameron Street, operated with limited hours.

S. Cameron St

Rev Ivan Smith Accepts Call To Local Churches

Rev. Ivan Smith accepts a local pastorate uniting two congregations in Winchester and Timber Ridge. He arrived with his wife Edith Strandberg Smith, and will begin work before Christmas, after preaching at Timber Ridge and Winchester churches.

Ivan Smith Smith Winchester Timber Ridge Illinois A. R. van Cleave Alabama Congregational Christian Mr. Smith Jacksonville Ill Eureka College Eureka Til Chicago Theological Seminary University of Chicago Edith A. Strandberg McMurray College

Snowflakes Signal Early Warmth As Snow Fails

The first real snowflakes fell after 9 30 for about an hour and a half but melted on contact. Veteran prognosticators say the air smells like snow and winter may come soon. Hunters fear snow could ruin upcoming sport.

Cooperation Held Peace Assurance

Edouard Herriot urged strong France Russia cooperation as best path to peace in Europe at a World War battlefield school dedication in Chateau Thierry. He said the alliance was directed against no one and that France would not be fooled.

Star Tannery Grange Star Tannery School Chateau-Thierry France Russia Europe Edouard Herriot

Old Gold Beware of Travellers Ad

Advertisement for Hodgsdon and Brown cautioning buyers to seek full value when selling old gold.

Hodgson & Brown

Winchester WCTU to Meet November 27 at Rosenberger Home

The Winchester Branch of the Virginia Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting on Tuesday night November 27 at 7 30 oclock at the home of Mr John H Rosenberger 124 West Boscawen Street. All interested invited.

Winchester Virginia Woman's Christian Temperance Union John H. Rosenberger W. Boscawen St

Pure Food Store Ad Snips Bulk Meat and Canned Pumpkin

A brief ad shows Blue Label pumpkin two cans for 25 cents and bulk mince meat two pounds for 29 cents, listing Pure Food Store as the source.

Special Hat Sale on Tuesday and Wednesday

Margaret L. Hodgson announces a special sale offering hats for 1.00 and 1.95 dollars on Tuesday and Wednesday. The notice appears in the local classified section with pricing and dates.

Margaret L. Hodgson

Miss Laura Eddy Dies After Long Illness at Memorial

Miss Laura Virginia Eddy aged about 80 died at 1 35 Sunday morning in Memorial Hospital after eight weeks of illness from stomach complications. She fell and broke her hip on September 20 and never fully recovered. Daughter of Robert Eddy she lived at 242 North Loudoun street with sister Emma Alice Eddy until Emma's death in 1931. Nearest relatives include Charles Knight of this city and nieces in Charles Town, W Va. Funeral from her North Loudoun home Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev E T Clark officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Memorial Hospital Laura Virginia Eddy Miss Eddy Virginia Lenore Laura Emma Alice Eddy North Loudoun Street Robert Eddy Robert Catherine Eddy William M. Eddy Charles Knight Charles Town W. Va Alice McKinster C. Vernon J. Prank Eddy North Loudoun Street E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Mount Hebron Cemetery John I. Sloat Philip Williams C. L. Nicodemus Thomas W. Matthews Harry C. Stouffer Hubert Kerr

Italy Refuses Extradition of Two Terrorists

In Turin the court of appeals denied France's bid to extradite Dr. Ante Pavelic and Egon Kvaternik, alleged leaders linked to the Marseille assassination of King Alexander and Louis Barthou. Italy declares the extradition must not be conceded.

Rome Italy Yugoslavia Alexander Marseille France Court of Appeals Turin Ante Pavelich Egon Kvaternik Louis Barthou Co.ourt League To Nations Council Hungary Austria Geneva

Man Arrested Here Faces Multiple Charges

Lester Mack Holmes of Washington county Maryland and a woman named Eva Churchey of Sharpsburg were arrested four miles east of the city on Mann Act charges. Holmes, linked to liquor law violations and moonshine activities, faces two liquor manufacturing counts and two federal internal revenue indictments. He was remanded to Allegany county jail on a $5 000 bond as officers discovered five stills nearby while federal agents sought the fugitive. The woman is charged with aiding or abetting a fugitive.

Lester (Mack) Holmes Washington County Maryland Eva Churchey Sharpsburg Hagers Holmes Mount Briar Frog Hollow Allegany County Jusce

Entered No Agreement on Berryville Avenue Right of Way

Gibson Baker and his sister Mrs. Bertam Longstreet deny any agreement to supply a 15 foot right of way for the Berryville avenue entrance project. City planners, previously reporting urgency, have paused widening plans amid potential litigation. City Manager Pilcher was unavailable for comment.

Gibson Baker Bertam Longstreet Washington Berryville Avenue Baker Winchester R. P. Pilcher

Byrd Declares Large Antarctic Landmass for U S

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced from Little America Antarctica that a vast ice bound sector previously thought to be ocean is land. The seven hour flight and observations on November 16 18 and 22 overturned earlier thoughts of a trans Arctic strait and indicated Marie Byrd Land forms a continental or island mass.

Little America Antarticia Mackay Texas United States Richard E. Byrd Antarctica Byrd Rosecalallow Marie Byrd Marie A Marie Byrd Land

Two Paris Police Officers Kidnapped in Texas

Paris Texas reports two patrolmen Newt Baker and H R Marks were abducted by two men while investigating a car at a filling station. The suspects fled north in the officers' patrol car, leaving bedding ammunition food and narcotics in the abandoned vehicle. Authorities issued alerts for Raymond Hamilton an outlaw who escaped Huntsville prison death row last July.

Paris Tex Texas Raymond Hamilton Outlaw Huntsville Newt. Baker H. R. Marks

Square Dance at Cedar Creek Bungalow Camp

Cedar Creek bungalow camp hosts a square dance on Friday night November 28 from 8:30 to 12:00 featuring the Lake String Orchestra. The event offers an evening of dancing with live music and social recreation in a lakeside setting.

Cedar Creek Hey Or Lake

Special Thanksgiving Star issued Thursday morning edition

The Star announces its Thanksgiving edition will publish on Thursday morning November 29 in place of the afternoon issue. Advertisers must submit all ads by 4 PM Wednesday November 28 to The Evening Star.

Realty ad alert for Saturday noon listing

Classified notice announces a racey realty sale Saturday at noon with an ad from P. Reardon trustee. The fragment lists a grid of numbers 1-36-28-14 as part of the notice.

Racey Realty P. Reardon

Death of Charles F. Jackson 72 in Martinsburg

Charles F. Jackson 72 native of Frederick County died at his Martinsburg home after a two year illness. He farmed in Berkeley and Frederick counties, later janitor at the Martinsburg public school. Survived by widow Ida, two sons Lewis and Herman, daughter Lula Lacount, three sisters and one brother, ten grandchildren. Funeral at his Martinsburg home with Rev H Eugene Richardson officiating. Members of the Golden Rule Bible class will serve as honorary pallbearers.

Charles F. Jackson Frederick County Virginia Avenue Martinsburg W. Va Jackson Berkley County Winchester Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, South Ida Jackson Lewis and Herman Jackson Lula Lacount Maria Jacobs Washington, D. C Theresa McDonald Shepherdstown C. W. Ball Hedgesville Albert Jackson Bunker Hill Ville H. Eugene Richardson Reliance Will

Mysterious death of three girls under rain soaked mountain

Carlisle authorities probe the deaths of three young sisters found huddled under blankets on a stormy mountainside. A separate incident near Altoona involves a murder suicide by a man and wife, under investigation for possible links to the broader case.

Carlisle Pennsylvania Altoona

Thanksgiving Day Shooting Match at W Winchester event

A shooting match starts Thanksgiving Day at 9 a.m. on Gainesboro Pike 42 miles north of Winchester. Prizes include turkeys geese chickens and guineas for top shooters.

Winchester Gainesboro Pike

The Black Derby Basement Sacred Heart Church Night

Notice to farmers and livestock dealers due to holiday market closure. No livestock received at Winchester on Wednesday November 28th. next shipping day is the 5th. Lovett Bros and J. M. Fishpaw, cash buyers of cattle sheep and hogs. Moling and Cather's advertise children coats and coats.

Winchester Lovett Bros J. M. Fishpaw

Bus Driver Identifies Slain Girls Near Carlisle

Boston journalist reports Early Sylvester identified photos of the three girls found slain near Carlisle Pennsylvania as passengers on his Greyhound bus from Boston to New York last week. Carlisle authorities say blood tests and further analysis pending, while a wide search for an abandoned out of date car continues.

Greyhound New York Harrisburg Boston Pittsburgh Boston Evening American Sylvester Carlisle Préd J. Templeton George R. Moffitt Cumberland County New England Paul White B. L. Ramey Greyhound Bus Line Ramey Cresson Duncansville

Thanksgiving Special at Yeakley Pultz Shoppe

Mary S. Yeakley and Clara V. Pultz Shoppe present a Thanksgiving special. The brief notice highlights a featured sale or event on one page, noting holiday timing and shop names for shoppers.

Mary S. Yeakley Clara V. Pultz

Sale postponed by rain in Berryville

Pri Mrs Geo Atkinson of Berryville postpones her sale to Wednesday November 28 at 1 P M due to rain.

Geo. Atkinson Berryville

Thanksgiving Day Closure and Dry Cleaning Notice

We will be closed all day Thanksgiving Day Nov 29. Send in your clothes today to Winchester Dry Cleaning Works located at 210 S Braddock St. Phone 80.

Winchester Dry Cleaning Works Braddock St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alvin Bruner N. Y Legion “Watch Dog James A. Drain The American Legion American Legion Treasury Frank Belgrano Drain Legion Legion Publishing Company J. C. Athey Warren County Front Royal News Star Today Clark E. Weir Abingdon Dlivivocu South Mountain Laura Eddy Mussolini U.S Explorer the Evening Star Chas. F. Jackson World News Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morganthau Internal Revenue Bureau Hutchins Commission On International Economic Relations Little America London George Bernard Shaw Marseilles Black Derby Sacred Heart Church Moling & Cather’s. P
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