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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

2

Stephens City School Days Highlights Student Life

Stephens City reports growing senior class enrollment 26 with expected additions in the second semester. Wade Rothgeb leads the senior class as president with Ollie Cline and Hilda Boyd as officers. The period details classroom reassignments, new teachers, and school events including a music program by Happy Bill Cope and fund drives for a new flag.

Wade Rothgeb Ollie Cline Hilda Boyd Bill” Cope

Agriculture Chapter Elects Officers and Holds Initiation

The chapter appointed a nominating committee that submitted officer candidates for a chapter vote. Officers chosen are Wade Rothgeb president William Boyd vice president Ross Lillard second vice president Harry Cook secretary Earl Beavers treasurer Henry Brumback reporter James Sandy Watch Dog and R A Wall adviser. Initiation for first year agriculture students made them Green Hands in a Friday night ceremony from 8 to 12 with refreshments after.

Wade Rothgeb William Boyd Ross Lillard Harry Cook Earl Beavers Henry Brumback James Sandy R. A. Wall

Facts to Remember in Guarding Against Fire and Explosions

Guidance on preventing fires in industries and homes by improving ventilation and cleanliness. Topics include dangers of volatile thinners, oil rags, and dust explosions, plus equipment and practices such as mechanical dust collectors, proper extinguishers, metal storage, bin lids, and vigilant watchman service.

New Hauptmann Appeal Moves To Supreme Court

Lawyers for Bruno Hauptmann begin a fresh bid for relief after a flat denial in the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals. They plan to file for a writ of certiorari with the U S Supreme Court, citing alleged Fourteenth Amendment violations and seeking funds via public subscription as the defense fund drains.

Aepeal Supreme Court of United States Court of Errors and Appeale New Jersey Hauptmann Egbert Rosecrans Court of Errors and Appeals Flemington Rosecrans Floyd Fisher Supreme Court Fisher Court of Pardons Don Fisher Rosecre United States Supre Court Wilentz

Security Board Urges Passage Of State Laws

The Social Security Board says state unemployment insurance laws are essential for a state to qualify for benefits under the national program. The federal act creates a payroll tax on employers with eight or more workers, starting January 1, 1936, at 1 percent rising to 3 percent by 1938. A 90 percent credit is allowed for state unemployment contributions. the plan operates as a cooperative federal-state system. Funds are expected from Congress when it convenes in January.

Washington The Social Security Board Congress Genasco

Tarifa ties to tariffs and pirate tolls origin

Tarifa at Spain's southern tip, long a pirate stronghold, gave name to tariff meaning reckoning. Pirates levied tolls on merchant ships along the coast, shaping early customs practices.

Tarifa Spain

Girl Evangelist Preaches at Gore Sunday

Miss Ethel Gill, a Zion Bible Institute student from East Providence R I, will deliver an evangelistic sermon at Gore Hall in this county at 11 o clock Sunday morning. She expects to graduate next May. Everyone is invited to attend the meeting at Gore.

Ethel Gil Gore County Gill Zion Bible Institute East Providence R. L

War and Peace On Endeavor Program

The Epworth League of Stine's Chapel will discuss War and Peace at 7 30 Sunday evening. Willia Frye directs the program with the Wingfield trio singing during the meeting. All are invited.

Epworth League of Stine’s Chapel Willia Frye Wingfield

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Stephens City Hilde Boyd Veda Conner Susie Carbaugh Mary Sandy Susie Karlotte Lemley Betty Wohlford Ann Thomas Stickley Alice Katherine Lemley Agnes Grubbs Helen Carper Shawnee Stonewall Middletown Glass Yiome Economics News F. F. A. News Studebaker Dellinger Brothers Beal Walker John § Bolenberger & CO E. F Steiff E. F. Barr Valley Pike U. S. Route 11 Stepharen City Watcaeee Mgen VPN W. T. Sullivan E. Baker Security Board Ford Bickers Bickers Motor Co John W. Rosenberger & Co Winchester Republic Valley Ave BraDdock Erst Republic Ol, CO Piccadilly Shenandoah Motor Company Chevrolet As Am.ertilizers A Spence & Seldon, Managers Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corporation Baltimore, Md C. I. Brumback
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