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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1933

Page

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Governor Ritchie condemned insenate over troop action in Somerset

Somerset county debate over Governor Albert C. Ritchie's deployment of troops in Somerset and Wicomico counties sparks a resolution by Senator L Creston Beauchamp denouncing the move as a usurpation of powers. Proceedings include habeas corpus post ponement denial and prisoner transfers amid crowd unrest.

Associated Press Annapolis L. Creston Beauchamp Somerset County State Senate Albert C. Ritchie Wicomico Maryland Robert F. Duer Princess Anne Army Wood Duer William Preston Lane, Jr Robert F. Dyer Lane Baltimore Salisbury Milton A. Reckord Ritchie Steve Hopkins

Thanksgiving Union Service at United Brethren Church

A multi denomination Thanksgiving service will be held at 10 30 a m in the United Brethren Church North Braddock street led by Rev George W Stover pastor with Rev Dr Luther A Thomas reading the opening prayer Rev Dr S L Flickinger reading scripture Rev Robert B Campbell delivering the sermon and congregational music provided by the church choir the offering will go to Memorial Hospital and benefit patients.

United Brethren Church North Braddock Street Memorial Hospital Mr. Campbell George W. Stover Luther A. Thomas Grace Lutheran Church 8. L. Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church Robert B. Campbell Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Mr. Stover R. B Campbell Presbyterian Church

No Delivery of Mail Tomorrow for Thanksgiving Day

The Post Office will run on holiday hours. There is no mail delivery in city or rural routes and no money order business. General delivery and stamp windows operate 11 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2 p.m. Street box mail is collected for night dispatch. All mail deposited will be dispatched as usual.

Postoffice

Massey Opens New Dry Goods Store Saturday

Lee J. Massey announces the opening of his new dry goods and nations store on North Loudoun street in Winchester. The renovated storeroom, formerly the People's Bargain Store, will launch Saturday morning December 2. Massey, long involved in Winchester retail, is well regarded locally and regionally.

Dry Goods and Nations Lee J. Massey People’s Bargain Store North Loudoun Street Ramsburg East Piccadilly Street Massey Winchester A. H. Miller Miller and Massey Frederick

No Trespassing Signs Ready for Delivery

Winchester Evening Star reports initiative to place clear no trespassing signs for properties, outlining proper posting standards and planned rollout to deter unauthorized access. Officials emphasize public safety and property rights during the upcoming rollout.

Winchester Evening Star

Thanksgiving Round Dance at Oak Haven on Gainesboro Road

Round dance event at Oak Haven on Thanksgiving night from 1 p m to 11 p m Thursday on Gainesboro road half mile from Winchester. Prizes include turkeys geese and chickens. L F McDonald. 11-27-1p-31 wi.

Oak Haven Gainesboro Winchester L. F. McDonald

Specials Turkey Dinner Thanksgiving Day at Royal Club Inn

Special notice for a Thanksgiving Day turkey dinner at the Royal Club Inn Front Royal Virginia. Contact manager Violette Collins for details and price set at $1.00.

Royal Club Front Royal Violette Collins Mgr

Council Hears Explanation of VI Probans Meet

A special City Council session at City Hall discussed cooperation with the federal civil works program. Officials and visitors explained the program’s history and plans. Motions approved extending the town run and improving Millwood and Berryville approaches with related work and quarry use. The meeting adjourned.

Glaize Anderson Messrs Barr Forney Hable Harper Hollis Marshall Miller Page Rosenberger Dellinger Henry James P. Reardon P. P. Pilcher Willard F. Day Staunton Healy League of Virginia Municipalities Miss Saunders State Civil Works Administration Miss Hurst Red Cross Robert B. Nelson Shirley Carter Day John H. Rosenberger Lawrence C. Hollis Welfare Board C. R. Anderson Shryock Millwood Avenue Berryville Avenue

Larger Crowds At Special Revival Service

Large crowds attend nightly revival at Stine's Chapel on North Frederick road. The church filled last night and early arrival urged for seats tonight. Services begin 7.45 pm with Rev. Franklin G. Senger and Mrs. Senger performing. next preacher Rev C E Seastrunk of Gravel Springs Lutheran.

Stine’s Chapel North Frederick Road Franklin G. Senger Winchester United Brethren Church Senger C. E. Seastrunk Gravel Springs

Lost black purse near B. and O. Station with papers

A black purse lost between B. and O. Station and Woolworth's contains valuable papers and cash. A reward is offered. Please respond if found at Apt. 2, 315 West Cork.

Woolworth’s Black Purse West Cork

Hook Is Found Not Guilty By Trial Justice

Trial justice Courtney Hook was found not guilty after a drunken driving charge related to the November 7 fatal crash that killed Lewis Newlin. Defense attorney James P. Reardon argued Hook was punch drunk from the accident, presenting witnesses and medical testimony to support partial unconsciousness as a factor.

Hook Courtney Hook Lewis Newlin A. J. Tavenner Commonwealth Burr P. Harrison James P. Reardon Tavenner Gate Bomb Aficient Groan R. E. Bayliss George F. Miller Harry L. McCann J W. Newcome Bayliss Reardon James Kline G. W. Ropp Lewis M. Allen W O. Parlett J. P. Lineburg James L. Whittington

More Cots Needed For The Lions Project

The Winchester Lions Club, partnering with the police, seeks at least six additional army cots for a lodging house at 121 East Boscawen Street. With seven cots on hand, they plan to shelter wayfarers and prevent cold exposure, inviting donations from any unused cots.

Winchester Lions’ Club Police Department East Boscawen Street Star Lions’ Club

Thanksgiving Specials at The Betty Shoppe and Pure Food Store

Thanksgiving listing of evening dresses at The Betty Shoppe and holiday items including nuts dates raisins currants plum pudding and Bell's Poultry Seasoning at Pure Food Store. Stores will be closed all day Thanksgiving.

Bell's Sp-lt Pure Food

Double Bargains on 1932 4-Cylinder Trucks

Trade ad notes 1932 Ford closed cab pickup and 4 cylinder truck with 157 inch wheelbase, dual wheels, helper springs, 32x6 tires. Priced very low for quick sale by Bickers Motor Co. dated 11-29-21.

Ford Bickers Motor CO

Would Limit Governor's Term Would Limit Governor's Term

Senator Joseph Allan Coad of St. Marys introduced a Senate bill to amend the constitution barring a governor from succeeding himself in Maryland. The proposal seeks to prevent self succession in state leadership.

Associated Press Annapolis Senate Joseph Allan’ Coad St. Marys

Proclamation by Mayor Charles R. Anderson Proclaims Thanksgiving Day

Winchester mayor Charles R. Anderson proclaims Thursday November 30 as a day for gratitude to God. He urges observance and a focus on spiritual good over material wealth for strength and peace. Signed Winchester Va November 29 1933.

Charles R. Anderson Winchester

Red Cross Plea For Funds In Winchester For Winter Aid

On the eve of the annual Red Cross roll call the Winchester chapter reports less than $1000 raised by noon. The piece urges local residents to contribute to aid those needing assistance this winter and clarifies that government help requires individuals to act. Donations are urged to John S&S. Scully, treasurer, or directly to the national Red Cross in Winchester.

American Red Cross Winchester The Red Cross John S&s. Scully

Death Removes Miss Pickeral At Middletown

Miss Sarah Pickeral prominent in Frederick and Rappahannock counties died at 6 45 p m at her sister in laws Middletown home after a six month illness She born September 16 1870 aged 63 Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church South member and active church worker Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the Middletown home Rev W P Saunders officiating Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal Pallbearers listed.

Sarah Pickeral Frederick Rappahannock J. H. Pickeral Middletown Miss Pickeral H. B Sophia Pickeral Rappahannock County Frederick County Epworth Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal Harry Warren Wilson Derflinger O. B. Ritter Henry Cougill George Shelly Eugene Childs

Interest Grows In Services At U. B. Church

The United Brethren Church reports rising attendance as evangelistic services enter the second week led by Rev. George W Stover. Scripture from Psalm 17 was read, with talks on prayer life and the dangers of fame. Union Thanksgiving service follows, with baskets for needy families and a welcome to strangers.

United Brethren Church George W Stover

No Buoyancy In Stocks as Holiday Mood Holds

New York November 29 stocks moved through a quiet pre holiday session with leaders mostly ignoring market forces. Gold jumped 8 cents to 33.93 an ounce and sterling rose about 6 cents while metal equities firmed and some issues advanced modestly. no buoyancy appeared in any category. Found brown female mixed breed dog with undershot jaw no collar owner to claim at 629 J or 41-1.

The Associated Press New York

Estate Sale Notice for William Dorsey

An estate sale for William Dorsey is scheduled for Friday December 1 at 10 o'clock. The notice appears in a local paper with the date line 11 28 1p 21.

Noted Philadelphia banker Charles W Haldeman dies at Malvern

Charles W. Haldeman 62 former president of the Philadelphia Produce Exchange and vice president of the Citizens' National Bank of Philadelphia died at his Malvern home after a period of ill health. He was a native of Juniata county Pa. survived by his widow three children and several siblings. funeral at Malvern family home Friday afternoon with interment there.

The Philadelphia Produce Exchange National Bank Charles ,W. Haldeman J. 8. Haldeman Winchester Malvern Presbyterian Church Haldeman Juniata County Isaac Anna Haldeman Pennsylvania Frederick County John Kerr School John C. van Fossen Frederick Coun Philadelphia Iciencc Haldeman Produ Company United States Citizens’ National Bank of Philadelphia Addie Herr Limeton Warren County Virginia Charles. W. Haldeman, Jr Harry Haines Newark N. J Anna Amy Haldeman A G. Haldeman Thompsontown C. R Haldeman Ella Shank Waynesboro

Todd Continues Unconscious In Local Hospital

Andrew J. Todd, 29, injured in a motorcycle crash with mail boxes near White Hall Sunday afternoon, remains unconscious with a fractured skull at Memorial Hospital. George Himelright of Star Tannery, hurt in a Stephens City-White Post road collision, is improving after severe lacerations burns and a brain concussion at Memorial. Other weekend crash victims are recovering.

Andrew J. Todd White Hall Memorial Hospital George Himelright Star Tannery Tennessee Stephens City White Post

Miss Alice Newcome Joins Lovett Brothers Sales Force

Announcement that Miss Alice Newcome becomes associated with the Lovett Brothers sales team at 165 North Main Street. She invites friends and the public to call on her in her new role.

Alice Newcome Lovett Brothers N. Main St

Turkey Dinner at Lee-Jackson Lunch Room

Community notices host two turkey dinners at the Lee Jackson Lunch Room with dates slated for November 20 and December 3. Event invites local residents to attend for a traditional meal and fellowship.

Lee-Jackson

Mob Hangs and Burns 19 Year Old After Jail Attempt

In St Joseph Missouri a mob of about 7000 seized Lloyd Warner 19 who confessed to attacking a white woman and dragged him from Buchanan county jail to an elm near the courthouse where he was hanged and burned. National Guardsmen and peace officers were pushed aside as tear gas and force faced the crowd.

Jos . D Lloyd Warner Buchanan County Warner Court House al Warner Sricken Otto Thirty-fifth Tank Company Missouri National Guards Guy B. Park Theisen State Highway Patrol Missouri St Joseph St. Joseph Guy B Park National

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Gov. Ritchie Insenate Somerset CO Baltimore City Evening Star Union Services U. B R. B. Campbell Ing Hospital Lee J. Massey’s Stator Day Busy Bee God U. B. Church Missourt Mor Chas. Haldeman Todd
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