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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1929

Page

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National Fruit Dividend No 64 mailed to Frederick county stockholders

National Fruit Product Company, Inc. mails Dividend No 64 checks to 287 Frederick county residents, with a 7 percent annual rate and 1 3/4 percent quarterly payout. The firm reports a $1.16 million capital and surplus, a strong year with $108,519 added to surplus, and earnings four times dividends. Winchester plant uses about 36 million pounds of apples for juice and 25 million pounds for canning. The company operates three plants in Winchester Waynesboro and Martinsburg with about 900 workers locally.

Winchester Fredericks County National Fruit Product Company, Inc Frederick County Virginia Waynesboro Martinsburg W. Va Alexandria Washington, D. C H. F. Byrd Shirley Carter C. E. Koontz Frank Armstrong Joseph A. Dellinger Washington R. N. Koblegard Fort Pierce Fila

Furniture Used on Colonial Stage Courtesy R M Swimley

Furniture used on the Colonial Stage during the show is credited to R M Swimley.

R. M. Swimley

Apples Wanted at Glaize Packing House

Quick unloading demanded by South Windsor supervisor Wilmer DeHaven. Lost white Oxford tabby shoe seeks return to Star Office. Apits Coats and dresses advertise new style trends at reasonable prices Moling & Cather.

Glaize Apple Packing South Winchester Star Office Moling & Cather

Cumberland wins season opener 20 to 0 over Handley High

Cumberland High School defeats Handley 20 to 0 in the first Cumberland Valley Athletic League game. Beyolkey and Golden scored touchdowns with Beyolkey adding the PAT. Referee reversed Martinsburg Harpers Ferry result after postgame review.

Cumberland (M.) High School Handley High School Cumberland Valley Athletic League Handley Cumberland Handley Eichelberger L. E Garber Wyeth A .Care AD Williamson L. G Grove Vanhorn R. G Eckley Walker R. H Fries Goltees BULB Cumberland Clark Wheeler Doudy Firlie Bittner Triginopolis Cather Fisher L. Garber Beyolkey Golden Washington Marshall Macauley Martinsburg High School Harpers Ferry High School Martinsburg Paul I. Wilkinson Baltimore Wilkinson Martinsburg Harpers Ferry Mlk Miller Houser Crabbe B. Miller Byrer Lyageus Vwetietel Weller A. Bowers Voorhees Trundle Dean Ls Ek Cumin Myers R.H Koontz Karnes

Winchester Ford Dealer Announces October Hours

Notice states Out, Parts, Sales, and Used Car departments open seven AM to nine PM through October and until further notice. Bickers Motor Company, Winchester Ford Dealer.

Bickers. Motor. Company Winchester Ford

Export Your Apples to L. & H. Williams & Col Glasgow

Local representative Thomas Mathews located at 5 North Stewart Street Winchester handles exports. Contact 982-W for arrangements and pricing on shipments to Glasgow.

L. & H. Williams & Col Glasgow Thomas Mathews North Stewart St Winchester

Arthur G Jones Trial Set for Thursday in Embezzlement Case

Arthur G Jones former Woolen Mills Company president and manager faces a single indictment for embezzling 2670.92 dollars in 1927 alongside co defendant Max Krol. Jury pool of fifty to select twelve over a multi day trial in Corporation Court with witnesses and prosecution by James P Reardon and Harrison and Harrison firm.

Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corporation Philip Williams Corporation Court Jones Commonwealth Max Krol Woolen Mills James P. Reardon Harrison and Harrison Harry R. Kern Winchester Aubrey G. Weaver Front Royal J Fred Goss Harry H. Bowers F. R. Crane Harry ¥. Ford Ralph B. Kater Henry M. Baker Clarence Day H. Clay DeGrange Frank Keckley W.A._ Bailey George R. Barr Edward W. Barr A. Ray Grim C. H.boxwell R. C. Green L. H. Anderson James M. Carper Marion Anderson J. E. Baker E. A. Crowl Hank Dorsey John O. Boyd Melvin Green N. G. Hottle Grover C. Cooper C. Burton Harry M. W. B. Snake W. P. Massey Harry M. Sartelle Wm. B. Wagner Harry L. Wood Silas G.cather Clark M. Smith Clarence O. Grim Henry W. Brown Ollie C.,cooper Wm J.lerkhart J. M¢Sherry Lupton Elmer W. Hodges Edward C. Rusk Robert C. Kremer Harvex C. Kline Claude B. Smaltz L. Tf. Miller George T. Hyde M. E. A. Frank Feinberg Howard Ckey J. E. Murnan

Injuries in Easton Area Auto Crash Include Noted Orchardist

Virginia Faulkner DuShane of Winchester and Reinhardt Cohill, prominent orchardist near Hancock, were injured when a car overturned near St. Michaels on Friday. DuShane, hospitalized in Easton with a dislocated vertebra, was reported as possibly improving while Cohill remained in Cambridge Hospital with a plaster cast and satisfactory condition.

Associated Press Easton Virginia Faulkner DuShane Winchester Claybourn Dount Cambridge Virginia Fuller Dushane Reinhardt Cohill Hancock Cambridge Hospital DuShane Cohill St. Michaels

Broker Keyes Dies After Stock Losses Note at Shelton

W. J. Keyes, president of the C. A. Earle Radio Company, leaped from the eleventh floor of the Hotel Shelton after noting stock market losses of 124000 since last April. A note to his mother said he started with 100000 last April and was down to 24000.

Associated Press New York Shelton W. J. Keyes C. A. Earle Radio Company Charles Freshman Company, Inc

Receivership for Big Sugar Concern

New York Oct 1 A receivership for the Cuban Cane Sugar Corporation with assets over 110 million dollars was ordered in federal court. Charles Hayden, chairman, said reorganization plans would be presented. Proposals faltered as debt maturities and slow securityholder deposits delayed the plan. The company controls vast Cuban sugar lands and extensive railroad lines amid a weak sugar market and poor earnings.

Associated Press New York Cuban Cane Sugar Corporation United States District Court Charles Hayden Reorganized Station Committee Cuba

Help Wanted for Day and Night Work at Gaming Plant

Help wanted for day and night work at a gaming plant. Positions sought both men and women. National Fruit Product Co with reference 9-30-1 p-21 lists employment notice.

National Fruit Product Con, Inc

Xo Turner Company Local Representative Named in Winchester

Xo W. M. Turner and Co. of Liverpool and Marchester appoints Thomas Mathews as local representative. Address listed 5 North Stewart Street Winchester and contact line provided.

W. M. Turner & Co Liverpool Marchester Thomas Mathews North Stewart St Winchester Wwe

Storm warnings issued from Virginia to Florida

The Weather Bureau reports northeast storm warnings from the Virginia capes to Charleston and southwest warnings from Charleston to Daytona. The West Indian disturbance central over extreme southwestern Georgia moves northeastward with diminishing winds and no hurricane threat.

Associated Press Washington Weather Bureau Virginia Capes Charleston Daytona Alabama Mississippi Florida Georgia Ppnsacola Fla A. W. Halcombe Camp Walton Apalachicola Gulf of Mexico Florida State Board of Health Montgomery Ala S. Smith United States Weather Bureau Gulf Thomasville Smith

Campaign opens to raise funds for Boy Scouts

Winchester budgets $1,900 for the year as finance week kicks off. Rotary $800, Kiwanis $700, Lions $290, American Legion $200 are apportioned to clubs to solicit members and nonmembers alike. Donations may be sent to J. P. Hayley or the Boy Scouts of America, P O box 360 Winchester, or delivered to the scout office at 37 East Boscawen Street.

Winchester Rotary Iwanis Lions American Legion J. P. Hayley Boy Scout Boy Scouts of America P. O Scout East Boscawen Street

Constable Held in Berkeley for Slaying of Man

Martinsburg W Va Oct 1 Kenny Williams 28 of Greene County Va is dead Harvey Faircloth of Berkeley County is in hospital with a bullet wound and Joe Kane county constable is jailed charged with killing Williams after a fight at Kane s gas station Kane also wounded Faircloth An inquest was deemed unnecessary and Kane charged with the shooting Williams body held pending word from Virginia relatives Kane s wife and others separated the fighters Kane retrieved a pistol and shot Williams the chambered pistol stripped Williams died soon after at a local hospital Williams worked in the county five years tailing in orchards survived by several siblings Kane s enforcement of road laws has caused tension with motorists.

Martinsburg W. Va Kenny Williams Greene County Harvey Faircloth Berkeley County Joe Kane Williams Kane Faircloth Virginia Geveral Brothers Eietere Speedinz

Buick coupe formerly of Dr. Swimley for sale

For sale new Buick coupe formerly belonging to the late Dr. Asbury C. Swimley. It has been driven 1600 miles and is equipped with Falls Road Master tires heavy cord guaranteed for 35000 miles. Executor of estate of Dr. Asbury C. Swimsey lists the sale through Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Mr. Coopenhaver and family from Clearbrook were visiting yesterday.

Asbury C. Swimley Falls Shenandoah Valley ‘National Bank Asbury C. Swimsey

Death of George F Waters in Washington

George F Waters a member of a prominent Georgetown family died suddenly of a heart attack in his Washington apartment. He had heart trouble and had been resting there for a week. Survived by three brothers and five sisters, funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel with Rev Bland Tucker and interment in the family plot.

George F. Waters Georgetown Washington G. O. Miller North Washington Street Waters Georgetown Gas Company Mr. Waters Charles J William H John M. Waters Louise W. Miller Winchester German Smith Frances Jr. Robinson Wilbur D. Tupper Keith W. Morris New York Oak Hill Cemetery Bland Tucker

Keeler Pears Wanted For Bulk Delivery

Butler's Packing House advertises keefeer pears for hand picking from trees and bulk delivery. Price ranges from 50 cents to 1.00 per cent according to quality. Loading this week only.

Butler’s Packing House

Bank declares 4 percent quarterly dividend

Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces a quarterly 4 percent dividend payable to stockholders of record on September 30, 1929. W W. G. Hardy, cashier.

Shenandoah Val Nat's Bank

Lake Front Lots for Sale at Shade's Filling Station

Real estate notice advertising lake front lots for sale with early purchase call to action. Provides location Shade's Filling Station and a reference code 9-39-1p-31. Bright, concise classified style typical of the period.

Shade's

Office moves to new street location announced

A notice states the office has moved to 4 Ny Lou doun St on the second floor opposite Peoples and cites general insurance.

Loudoun St Peoples Eae Ee BAKER Enieral Insurance

Special Services Begin Tonight at First Brethren Church

The First Brethren Church opens an old-fashioned evangelistic meeting at 7 45 p m with Rev R Pay Miller of Philadelphia delivering the sermon When God Forsakes the World. Rev E J Kart invites all to attend as weeklong topics cover Dawn Christ’s Coming Cross Wisdom Judgment and revival themes with guest Mrs J D Wolfley visiting Memorial Hospital Fraternally in Winchester.

First Brethren Church R Pay Miller Philadelphia Christ

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National Fruit Big By-Product Corporation Wilmer& Dehaven John Coolidge Florence Trumbull Moosehead Lake Maine Woolen Mills Company Aaone Ushane Mr. Cahill Hancock, Md Upper Health Board Eres DO Bey Kentucky Frem D. Sampson Frank V. McCosney Samuel Walker State Text Book Commission Berkeley Keefer Pears Mystic Shrine Acca Capitol Theatre Handley School Wise West Virginia Pennsylvania Mary District of Columbia Richmond Ton Forge Legion’ of Honor Temple Acca Temple Patrol Legion of Honor Handley Stadium Mystic Onder Chanters of Acca Temple Handley Auditorium Band of Brethren Church J. D. Wolfley Helen “Wolfley Philadel Mémorial Hospital
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