04 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
1
The Detroit club’s cleanup hitter is sidelined with a wounded arm while the Tigers dominate the third classic game played at the Chicago lot. Weather stays cold with a biting wind as the city ball park draws over 40,000 in exposed bleachers.
Lynwood Rowe pitched brilliant relief for Detroit as the Tigers edged the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 in eleven innings. Warneke, hero of the opener, appeared in relief for Chicago in a tempestuous game with three lead changes.
Detroit without Hank Greenberg due to a swollen arm faces Chicago as Marv Owen moves to first and Flea Clifton takes third. Bill Lee debuts for the Cubs opposing Elden Auker in the third game matchup.
MA Winchester argues courtesy underpins business, social, and public conduct. Politeness and kindness shape impressions of Winchester on visitors and residents, guiding behavior from street to office to home.
The Rev George W Stover is returned as pastor of Winchester United Brethren Church for the 24th year, a record for continuous service in the United Brethren Church in this region. The church edifice on North Braddock Street has been built and largely paid for, with a small balance on the site.
An explosion at a Baltimore coal pulverizing mill of the Gas and Electric Company shattered more than 100 windows. No injuries were reported as fifteen men were at work but not in the pulverizing mill. The blast was heard for blocks.
The Rev Dr D Burt Smith of Philadelphia will address Grace Lutheran Church Men's Bible Class at 9 45 Sunday morning. Rally Day features a special program and aims for full attendance. visitors are welcome. Lost white chamois gloves return to 326 Amherst Street Mrs R E Byrd.
Classified note seeking experienced apple runners and able-bodied men for the Frederick County Packing Association. Includes names and contact hints with clothing and hosiery items. Avalon Inn advertises a 3 piece orchestra for Saturday night services.
Dr Ss Parkes Cadman, a Protestant, hails the Boy Scout Movement as the best organization for training boys and male adolescents. He credits its pledge to courtesy consideration courage and definite purpose to fulfill every occasion with their best.
Weather Bureau issues first frost bulletin predicting light to heavy frost tonight across northern and western Virginia. Some garden damage already noted in low lying areas as precautionary measures are taken. Frederick County records thick ice in the northwest. normal first frost date is October 10, with forecast suggesting a week early. Temperature readings show 40 degrees at dawn and rising to around 60 by early afternoon.
ST. PAUL October 4 Frank B Kellogg recently resigned World Court Justice branded Italy s actions against Ethiopia as nothing but a land grabbing scheme.
Final plans are set for the sixth annual F F A fair at the Stephens City agriculture building on October 16 and 17. Wade Rothgeb and Sara Brumback will supervise the F F A and Home Economics departments with Mrs L M Wolfe, Mrs R N Cook and Mrs J W Venable leading the ladies division. More than 150 F F A members from Front Royal, Boyce, Berryville, Handley, Strasburg, Toms Brook, Edinburg, Woodstock, Mt Jackson and New Market are due for the October 17 judging contest at 2 30 p m. A silver cup will be awarded to the winning chapter. The fair will proceed regardless of weather with no admission charged.
Three hundred eleven Western State Hospital inmates relocated to Jackson's Mill near Weston West Virginia after the hospital wing burned yesterday. Officials seek funds to rebuild the damaged structure estimated at 150000 to 200000 dollars.
The article calls for October 5 and 6 as Loyalty Days urging moral and spiritual mobilization to avert war. Leaders from Christian, Jewish, and Catholic communities join national figures in asking every citizen to worship, repent, and consecrate themselves to peace through church and synagogue services. Winchester is urged to show collective commitment.
Italian sources report the fall of Aduwa near Ethiopia is imminent as Fascist columns push through highland approaches. They claim tanks and planes support a swift assault, with heavy casualties among Ethiopian defenders and preparations to strike Harar and cut the Addis Ababa railway.
In Buenos Aires on October 4, Teodoro Wirth a Spaniard killed Maria De Mauri wife of the Italian consulate's first chancellor and then died by suicide. Police said Wirth claimed ill treatment and attempted a sleep gas proposal rejected at the consulate. He shot the woman three times after being refused entrance by a porter.
In San Francisco on October 4 the habeas corpus hearings for Thomas J. Mooney paused awaiting a State Supreme Court ruling on amending procedural rules. Referee A. E. Shaw and Deputy Attorney General William Cleary sought authority to strike inadmissible testimony, while Mooney, the 1916 preparedness day bomber, has served 18 years of life imprisonment after ten people were killed.
The article outlines the meaning and purpose of sanctions as defined by the British Royal Institute of International Affairs. It explains sanctions as measures to enforce law through penalties or preventive actions and discusses negative and positive effects to deter or compel compliance.
Officials call for motorists and pedestrians to observe lanes for parking and crossing inter sections to reduce accidents in the city. They invite public suggestions on enforcing traffic and other ordinances and emphasize courteous street behavior by officers.
The Evening Star advertises a ticket service for pickers promising quick orders and reasonable prices to meet rush demand.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company is postponed until October 11. The notice is signed by Captain R. B. Brown.
The regular monthly meeting of the Charley Rouss Fire Company will be held on Friday evening, October 4th. Every member is urged to attend. Refreshments. Bulbs Robert Buist's bulbs wanted at once good homes for a tan puppy and a black and tan terrier females. Phone 41-J or 629-J.
Square dance schedule lists Ashley's Nite Club at Castleman's Ferry with event Tuesday October 68 from 10 to 2 and 1 pm to 5 pm.
Members are reminded of the first fall season meeting at 7 30 this evening at Handley Library. At 8 o'clock the group will attend a lecture by Mrs Johnson on the Education of Children.
The South End Hose Company announces its October business meeting for Monday night with full attendance requested. Secretary notes the time and date as 10 4 5 7 1p 31 in a terse post.
Describes a stone residence with outbuildings and about 20 acres within city limits on Millwood road. Property formerly owned by F Amos Shryock. Inquiries to Shenandoah Valley National Bank. 1-4-Ip-lt.
London reports British delegates prepare to urge the League of Nations to convene in Geneva and judge Italy's guilt or innocence in Ethiopia's invasion. The aim is a quick verdict and possible sanctions under article XVI as baron Aloisi may attend. Emperor Haile Selassie reportedly to front lines. Ciano bomber missions echoed in Addis Ababa dispatches.
Senator Borah in Caldwell Idaho urges focus on the Italo-Ethiopian situation. Washington reports a draft embargo plan on war material to the belligerents. Hopkins exempted a $330 million non-federal program from labor relief requirements. Norfolk prepares a 3000 mile nonstop flight to Panama. Gold imports rise by about 64 million in the latest period.
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