Weekend accidents claim life in Winchester vicinity
Five crashes in Frederick and Clarke counties from Saturday afternoon to early Sunday left one dead and nine injured. Charles T. Hawthorne, 70, of Berryville, died after a vehicle struck him near the Horse Show grounds. Several injuries included skull fractures and facial lacerations among other drivers and pedestrians.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Charles T. Hawthorne
Berryville
R. M. Larrick
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Larrick
A. P. Osborne
Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
White Post
C. I. Brumback
Vernon Rickard
Lucy Tobin
Strasburg
R. E. Bayliss
William Mauck
Rickard
Shaffer Returns From East Motoring Trip
Mr. F. K. Shaffer returned today from a several days motor trip in the East. While away he attended the Army-Navy football game and the Ziegfield Follies in Philadelphia.
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F. K. Shaffer
East
Special Thanksgiving Week Notice from The Star
The Star will not publish on Thursday November 30th in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
Stroke Fatal To Mrs Orndorff On Sunday
Mrs Lydia Jane Orndorff 86 widow of Frank Orndorff of Frederick county died at 10 40 Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs Tacie E Smoots 414 South Kent street after weeks of illness Cause was a stroke of paralysis suffered about three weeks ago She was a native of Mount Williams area daughter of the late Abram and Eliza Cooper Her husband died about 35 years ago She leaves another daughter Mrs Addie Adams of Pittsburgh Pa and a son Preston Orndorff of this city Funeral from Mrs Smoots home at 2 o clock tomorrow conducted by Rev George W Stover interment near Lamp's Memorial Church Pallbearers Maynard and Samuel Renner Lee H Norman W and Joseph E Smith and Samuel McCarty
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Lydia Jane Orndorff
Frank Orndorff
Frederick County
Tacie E. Smoot
South Kent Street
Oorndorff
Orndorff
Mount Williams
Abram and
Eliza Cockrell Cooper
United Brethren Church
Addie Adams
Pittsburgh
Preston Orndorff
Special Services At Stine's Chapel Well Attended
A large congregation filled Stine's Chapel for the opening union revival service. Each night features a speaker from a different church with special music planned. Rev. C. H. Anderson of the Church of God spoke last night, with Walker McC Bond of the Society of Friends scheduled to speak tonight and Rev. F. G. Senger of the United Brethren Church to speak tomorrow.
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Stine’s Chapel
C. H. Anderson
Church of God
Walker McC. Bond
Society of Friends
F. G. Senger
United Brethren Church
Mrs. Face
Thanksgiving Program Planned For Lions Club
The Rev. R. B. Campbell and Prof. Thurston DeMasters will lead the Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel with a special Thanksgiving program. Members are asked to arrive by 12.25. Rev. Wallace M. Brashears has improved from illness but cannot attend. he had rabbit fever after a hunting trip, treated promptly.
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R. B. Campbell
Thurston DeMasters
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Wallace M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Brasnears
Hats Ip-11 See Se antes oes
Margaret L Hodgson advertises hats with prices $1.00 and $1.95 and previously $1.95 and $5.00 in a historical newspaper classified style.
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Margaret L.hodgson
Home Demonstration Market Specials on Wednesday
Market items listed for Wednesday 29th include dressed chickens at 16 and 19 cents per pound pumpkin pies 15 cents and caramel cakes 50 cents. Hours are 9 a m to 2 30 p m at 19 S Cameron St. Also notice offering well rotted barnyard manure for lawn and shrub care contact R B Kater by phone 802.
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S. Cameron St. lIp
R. B. Kater
Big Gathering Of Firemen At Joint Service
Eight hundred firemen packed the Palace Theatre for the Winchester fire department annual sermon. Rev Hubert Sydenstricker spoke on Casting Shadows from Acts 5 15 with a service led by Rev George W Stover. Several clergy officiated and music was led by Prof W H McIlwee and William Haines.
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Palace Theatre
Winchester
George W. Stover
W. L. Dudley
Norman Cooper
E. J. Rohart
Rohart
J Goode
W. H. Mcllwee
William Haines
Haines
Winchester Fire Department
the Today
Billy Barnes
William Rogers
Lindberghs Stop at Porto Praia During African Flight
Col and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived at Porto Praia, Cape Verde Islands, aboard their plane at 3 p.m. G. M. T. today on a flight from Villa Cisneros. The 800 mile hop began after a night in a remote desert outpost on Africa’s northwestern coast.
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Associated Press
Dacar
Senegal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Villa Cisneros
Africa
Three Dashed To Death As Car Strikes a Truck
Three people die when a car crashes into a parked truck on Glasgow road eight miles from Wilmington Delaware. Victims include Maud Elsie 22 Margaret Kirk 23 and Henry Reese 25. Driver Arthur Miller survives with non serious injuries. Forrest Shifflitt of Elkton Va charged with manslaughter.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Glasgow Road
Maud Elsie
Delaware State Hospital
Farnhurst
Margaret Kirk
Chesapeake City
Henry Reese
Childs
Elkton
Arthur S. Miller
Forrest Shifflitt
Elkton, Va
Wynekoop Arraigned as Accessory in Wife’s Slaying
Earle Wynekoop was arrested in felony court on a charge of accessory before the facts in the slaying of his wife Rheta. The charge replaces a murder accusation. Dr Alice Wynekoop faces a murder charge and is held for grand jury. Judge Schiller remanded the youth to police custody without bail for a December 4 hearing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Alice Wynekoop
J. A. Schiller
Young Wynekoop
Milady's Personal Gifts Corsets Hosiery and Underwear
Clara Fultz Bentz operates Milady's Personal Gifts at 95410 W Boscawen Street offering corsets hosiery and underwear through a small shop style listing with emphasis on personal fittings and intimate apparel.
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Clara Fultz Bentz
W. Boscawen St
Red Cross Roll Call Lagging Aids Local War Work
Announcement from Walker McC Bond outlines national signals of improved roll call in many areas and outlines local needs. County and city quotas are reported, funds support two full time workers, juvenile court work, probation, orphans housing, alimony, life saving classes, and production of garments.
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Walker McC. Bond
The
American Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Broome County
New York
Toledo
Ohio
Middlesex
Conn
Lowell
Mass
Maddison Parish
Bartow
Fla
Tunica and
Covington
Miss
Grove
Kyeo
Saint Lucie
Aklisgany
Griffin and Lagrange
Georgia
Weston
W. Va
Common Council
Board of Supervisors
Cross Office
Chase National Lent $6 Million to Theatre Film
Senate investigators heard evidence that Chase National Bank lent $6,000,000 in 1930 to General Theatres Equipment Inc for market operations in Fox Film stock. The loan aimed to bolster the market ahead of large refinancing. At the time Fox Film faced $55,000,000 in notes due in 1931.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Chase National Bank
General Theatres Equipment, Inc
Fox Film
Murray Dodge
Chase Securities Corporation
Coldest point hits 14 in the Alleghanies with snow
In Cumberland Maryland on November 27 the Western Maryland Railway area reported the coldest reading at Thomas West Virginia dropping to 14 degrees with three inches of new snow. Deal Pennsylvania registered 18 above with two inches of snow and Cumberland stood at 25 above.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Thomas
W. Va
Western Maryland
Deal
Mercury
Frederick High Among Counties Growing Apples
The Census Bureau ranks nine Virginia counties among the nation’s top apple producers. Frederick County lists 744,522 bearing trees yielding 2,124,584 bushels valued at 2,549,501 dollars from 1,342 farms, with 156,330 non bearing trees. Yakima leads the nation. Albemarle, Augusta, Patrick, Nelson, Shenandoah, Rockingham, Roanoke and Rappahannock also appear in the top fifty, with varied farm counts and yields.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Virginia
United States
Predrick
Frederick
Yakima
New York
California
Yakima County
Albermarle County
Augusta
Thirte
Patrick County
Ogee R
Nelson
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Roanoke
Rappahannocy
Chambersburg restaurants surrender NRA eagle signs
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on November 27 17 restaurant owners end NRA sign display saying continued compliance would ruin them financially. The Chambersburg Restaurant Owners' Association formed with the code era and all members have met NRA terms so far. Chambersburg has about 13000 residents and over 200 restaurants.
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Associated Press
Chambersburg
N. R A
Chambersburg Restaurant Owners’ Association
Bandits Fire On Train Passengers Near Tsitsihar
Reuters dispatch from Harbin reports bandits derailed the trans Siberian Express near Tsitsihar injuring and killing many of its 600 passengers. Survivors were said to be kidnapped in the attack.
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Associated Press
London
Reuters
Harbin
Manchuria
Tsitsihar
No Trespassing Signs Ready for Delivery
Winchester Evening Star reports that new no trespassing signs are prepared for delivery, outlining placement guidelines and enforcement notes for properties requiring warnings against unauthorized access.
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Winchester Evening Star
Shooting Match on Gainesboro Road Near Winchester
An outdoor shooting event begins at 9 30 with prizes of turkeys geese and chickens. Credit to L F McDonald. November 27.
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Gainesboro
Winchester
L. F. McDonald
Sale of Xmas Articles and Handmade Dolls at 308 S Main St
Local sale lists Xmas articles and handmade dolls hosted by Mrs. Hunter Grim and Mrs. Harry Wingfield at 308 South Main Street. Public access noted for November 27 with two time slots for buyers.
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S. Main St
Hunter Grim
Harry Wingfield
Byrd Sets Virginia Vote Record In 1933 Election Sweep
Senator Harry F. Byrd wins a record land slide in Virginia with 119,377 votes and a 74,729 majority, carrying 97 of 100 counties while defeating Republican Henry A. Wise. Clarke and Wise counties split 561 to 53 and 486 to 166 in Byrd’s favor. The result surpasses past victors Trinkle Hoge Pollard and marks Byrd’s strongest statewide tally to date.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Henry A. Wise
Northampton
Byrd
Trinkle
Anderson
Hoge
Pollard
Brown
Clarke
Major Wise
Wise
Clarke County
Floyd
Carroll
Grayson
Old Seventh
Majority
Death summons Mrs. Frank Hayne at Washington
Mrs. Ann Carter Hayne wife of Capt. Frank Hayne U S Army and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rozier Dulany Sr of Washington and Loudoun county Va died last night at her parents winter home in Washington She was about 30 born at Oakley near Upperville grew up there active in tennis golf and hunting member of Blue Ridge Country Club at Millwood Survived by husband parents and brother H Rozier Dulany Jr of Washington.
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Ann Carter Hayne
Frank Hayne
United States Army
Rozier Dulany
Washington
Loudoun County
Wyoming Avenue
Northwest
Millwood
Clarke County
Oakley
Upperville
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Hayne
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Dulany
Loudoun
Fauquier
Stock Market Slips Lower In Dull Trading
In New York on November 27, inflationary pressures faded as stocks and staples fell amid dull trading. The RF Corps efforts to raise the domestic gold rate faltered, the British pound dropped about 12 cents, and futures for grains cotton rubber and silver declined. Some gains appeared in select equities like alcohols while metals and many industrials weakened. Sterling opened at 5.1844 dollars with Cal money at 0.75 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Securities
Isidor Kresel Sentenced to Sing Sing Prison
Isidor Kresel, an attorney, was sentenced today to one and a half to two and a half years in Sing Sing after a ten day conviction on a charge of abetting in the misapplication of funds of a defunct Bank of United States affiliate. A defense motion to set aside the verdict and arrest of judgment was denied by Justice George H Taylor Jr of the New York Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
New York
Isidor Kresel
Bank of United States
Singsing
George H Taylor, Jr
Supreme Court
T B Clinic To Be Held Here December First
The District Nurse Association will sponsor a tuberculosis clinic on Friday December 1 at its offices near the Court House. A specialist from the State Board of Health in Richmond will oversee two sessions from 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 3 30 p.m. The clinic welcomes everyone over 14 who suspects cough fever weight loss or other TB symptoms. Children 14 and under will not be examined unless a physician provides a written request.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
State Board of Health
Richmond
Young Broker Killed In Auto Crash Near Ambler
Charles McDermott of Allentown a former Notre Dame collegiate manager was killed when his car skidded on the Bethlehem pike near Ambler crashed through a guard rail rolled down an embankment and caught fire. Herman Neuwiller a son of a wealthy brewer was seriously injured with a fractured wrist several broken ribs and internal injuries.
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Associated Press
Ambler
Charles McDermott
Allentown
Notre Dame
Herman Neuwhler
Bethlehem Pike
Here
Neuwiller
Square Dance at Appleway Tuesday Evening
Public notice of a square dance event at Appleway hall scheduled for Tuesday the 28th from 9 to 1. Admission and exact location details are not provided in the readable text.
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Appleway
Lynching of Hart slayers shocks San Jose crowd
In San Jose California Thomas H Thurmond and John M Holmes confessed kidnappers slayers of Brooke Hart were lynched by a mob of about 100 at the county jail after a two hour battle. Thousands watched as Thurmond unconscious was hanged at a tree and Holmes fought to escape before the rope claimed him.
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San ‘Jose
Calif
Thomas H. Thurmond
John M. Holmes
Brooke Hart
Thurmond
St. James Park
Holmes
Pair Confessed Killers Drag Brooke Hart Victims Through San Jose
A confession reveals two men implicate themselves in the Brooke Hart murder and say they were dragged through San Jose streets by a cheering mob. A separate update reports a jail break attempt where prisoners battered an iron door with a steel pipe, while Sheriff Emig and deputies faced a jeering mob of about 100.
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Brooke Hart
San Jose
Cal
Emig
Holmes
A Good Job, Says Governor
Governor James Rolph Jr praised the San Jose lynching of Brooke Hart captors Thomas Thurmond and Holmes as a good national lesson. He said there will be fewer kidnappings and that he would pardon anyone arrested for the lynching, hoping the act would serve as a model in every state.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
James Rolph, Jr
San Jose
Thomas Thurmond
Holmes
Brooke Hart
Rolph
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Clarke Counties
Chas. Hawthorne
Andrew J. Todd
MR. Shaffer
Evening Star
Lions Club
Sydenstricker
Lindbergh
Milady
Dif
Chase National
Alleghanies
Census Bureau Reports
Holmes and Thurmond
Reardon's Special Corps Pure Food Store
Bake Sale
Solenberger
Market St. M. E
Feinberg
J. P. Miller
Greenway
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