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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1936

Page

5

Cornerstone records from Sarah Zane Hall unearthed in build plans

Archival notes from 1878 corner stone reveal construction crew names, materials, and a 12 page Sarah Zane Fire Company constitution. Documents include council and church list, Mason symbol, and a 1936 divorce suit notice in Winchester Court with publication orders.

George W. Stover C. B. Hoover John Hoover The Evening Star Jes E. Hoover John Ver William Watén John Miller Davy Washington Charles Dooley Madison Spurr B. L. Leathers I. Ww Grim Geo. Anderson Conner Reed E. Hoover Winchester Hiram Lodge Masons John Dove R. A Mountain Commandery Knights Templar Altoona Pennsylvania Veranda Lodge Independent Order of Fellows Penn Order of Good Templars Temperance Union Fire Co Sarah Zane Fire Company E. S. Lewis T. M. Snapp Co. B. Striker Thos. W. Miller Chas. W. McVicar John Afflick Charles H. Trenary Thos. Keating John R. Mesmar Arthur Senseney Marshall J. Few Brown Henry Kinzel H. S. Baker H. M. Baker James Barr C. M. Anderson W. Hollis S. S. House Geo. E. Jenkins John J. Williams Geo. Glaize Eddy Wm. L Clark Ce Wa. Evans Wm. Robt. Jones J. R. Brown Elder Rhodes Episcopal Uraton Street Dr. Hubard Europe Winchester Times R. ”Nter Winchester News G. R. Henry P. L. Kurtz H. K. Pritchard Henry Baetjer Miller and Baker Charles W. Hensell Joseph Ha

Brightest Of Stars In Gridiron Games Saturday

Notable players from multiple colleges shine in weekend football, with Sneed Schmidt and Ne eet three of five touchdowns against Virginia. Walter Roach of TCU nails last second field goal to beat Tulsa. Stebbins of Pittsburgh rushes 34 yards for winning TD versus Ohio State. Andy UVram of Minnesota scores 15 yard TD late to defeat Nebraska. A Henson of South Carolina runs for 92 yards to beat Florida. Monk Meyer of Army makes two key receptions to top Columbia.

Mississippi State Sneed Schmidt Virginia Steve Sebo Michigan State Walter Roach Tulsa Stebbins Pittsburgh Ohio State Uvram Minnesota Andy Nebraska Fitzcoochie Washington Huskies T. Co A. Henson South Carolina Florida Monk Meyer Army Hiid Columbia

Hables Defeat East End Team 19 to 0 in Season Opener

Hable's Palace All-Stars led by Capt. W. Anderson shut out East End 19 to 0. Tevalt recovered a Stevens fumble to spark the offense as Hawkins, Co. Anderson and Jakimier scored with a 4 line plunge by Cochran. Grim, Miller and Clevenger anchored defense as plans to schedule Berryville and Handley games unfold. Admission to games is free.

Hable’s Palace All- Stars Capt W. Anderson East End Tevalt Stevens Hawkins Co. Anderson Jakimier Cochran Anderson Lamp Grim Miller Clevenger Berryville Handley LE Manuel B. Lamp Ray Miller L.G . Ritter Manuel R. Tevalt R.G Patton Lamp R.T Adams W R.E Conigan Jakimier Edwards Anderson

St Davids Locals Report A Patchwork Of Visits and News

St Davids Church notes Mr Carl Golliday returns to Winchester after a stay here. Harry Haun ill with typhoid fever. Robert McClanahan and family and M M McClanahan clan visit Halldorson family. Allen Anderson returns from a month in Detroit. George Lickliter and wife welcomed a son October 5, with Mrs Lickliter formerly Edna Grandstaff. T A Crabill attended a Woodstock Democratic committee meeting. Thelma Habron visited Mrs D T Stephens. Pearl McClanahan visited Fred Emswiller area last week.

ST. David’s Church Carl Golliday Winchester Harry Haun Robert McClanahan M. M. McClanahan Halldorson Allen Anderson Detroit Mich George Lickliter Lickliter Edna Grandstaff T. A. Crabill Democratic Committee Woodstock Thelma Habron D. T. Stephens Pearl McCanahan Fred Emswiller

Semipro Game Ends In A Tie At Warwick

In a scoreless season opener, penalties and missed chances shaped a stalemate between Winchester and Warwick. Key plays included Doffimyemer intercepting a Warwick pass to set up a drive, a fumble by Winchester deep in Health Club territory, and an early third quarter drive ending with a low wide goal attempt. Substitutions and miscues marked the fray as both teams traded punches to a tie at midfield.

Hida Dr. James Th Warwick’ Athletic Tib Washington Doffiemyer Winchester Warwick Trcoras Warwick Zirkle Harper Braithwaite Winters Hubert Whitlock Sherman Clevenger Hope Lake O'Dovel Doffiemyer Johnson Curry Treat Wees Payne Forney Lucas Johnson Ockerhausen Ward Willey E. Lake A. Lake Grubbs Haymaker King Miller Brigham J. Sherman McBride Clayton Mackey Barr Cooper Cicero Jack Crown Buck Petit

Fourteen Fishermen Feared Lost Near San Lucas Sinking

SAN PEDRO, Calif. Oct 12 Fourteen fishermen were last reported Saturday night abandoning the sinking tuna clipper San Lucas off lower California. Coast guard cutter Perseus hunted the castaways today as it neared the location about 1000 miles south of San Pedro. The steamship Hanley reported tracking the San Lucas and sighted nothing along the reported route.

San Pedro Calif San Lucas Lower California Coast Guard Perseus Ted Hanley

Thelma Todd’s Effects Sold at Probate Auction

Hollywood October 12. The late Thelma Todd is shown to have left 40 dresses 57 pairs of gloves 36 pairs of shoes and 35 bags. Probate court records indicate these items were sold from her estate to a local shop for 229 dollars.

Hollywood Thelma Todd

Trustee's Sale of County Realty in Winchester Virginia

Trustee Herbert B. Larrick will sell at public auction in front of the Frederick County Court House on Monday October 26 1936 at 11 o'clock A M the 18 1 2 acre Timber Ridge parcel with a small dwelling. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual installments with bonds, interest semi annually, secured by deed of trust and fire policy.

Mary E. Gipe Virginia Winchester George R. Hicks Frederick County L. J. Hook Herbert Larrick

Handley Faces Washington and Lee in Friday Clash at Home

Handley High School, 2-0 under Judge leadership, may be without star fullback Andy Grove after his mother’s death. Washington and Lee, seen as formidable, whipped Central DC champs 6-0 and beat Western DC by two touchdowns. If Grove plays, Handley hopes to test Cumberland Valley prospects against strong opposition.

Handley Grove Washington and Lee High School Handley High School Jun and Lee High School Clarendon Washington and Lee Central High School District of Columbia Western High School Washington Luray Generals Andy Grove New York Andy Harrisonburg Cumberland Valley

Japan protests border clashes on Korean frontier

Tokyo issued a formal protest after two fresh clashes between Russian and Manchukuoan troops on the northern Korean border. Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita ordered the embassy in Moscow to file the protest as reports said four Manchoukuoan soldiers were killed and five wounded near Chientao yesterday.

Tokyo Hachiro Arita Moscow Chientao

Prisoner escapes Clifton Heights jail tosses clue

Soft Pickin s reports a Clifton Heights prisoner who escapes from cell No 1 by picking the lock. He is recaptured and placed in cell No 2. Chief Duke taunts him to try again as the tale ends with the prisoner being moved to Lansdowne jail.

Clifton Heights Heights Charles Duke Arkved Lansdowne

ARAX relieves Winchester man after two years

Mr J S Dove of North Main Street Winchester reports dramatic relief after using ARAX. He suffered cabbage and fried-food intolerance, gas pains, heartburn, dyspepsia and insomnia for over two years. Within three weeks he regained appetite, slept better, and avoided stomach discomfort. ARAX sold by leading druggists on North Loudoun Street.

Arax J. S. Dove North Main Street Winchester Arax List Miller’s N. Loudoun Street Loudoun Street

Big Bands To Play At Yale Navy Game In Baltimore

Yale Band of 70 pieces and cheerleaders will travel from New Haven to Baltimore for the Yale Navy game. The Naval Academy will be joined by the midshipmen regiment with drum and bugle corps. The Yale and Navy bands will perform between halves as 15,000 tickets had already been sold for Baltimore Stadium.

Annapolis Baltimore Stadium Midshipmen

Navy tickets quick sellout at athletic association window

At the Navy Athletic Association offices 16 tickets were sold in 16 minutes at the ticket window.

Navy Athletic Association

Bank Robbers Hold Up Reidsville Bank

In Reidsville North Carolina armed bandits robbed the Bank of Reidsville soon after it opened this morning taking three bags of money before fleeing northward in an automobile. Police fired at the robbers as they escaped, and the amount stolen is undetermined.

Reidsville N. C Bank of

Markets Closed Columbus Day Observance Impacts Exports

New York Oct 12 all United States and Canadian financial and commodity exchanges shut today in observance of Columbus and Canadian Thanksgiving Day. livestock markets remain closed as well and trading suspended across major markets.

New York United States

Bedspread Embroidery Pattern 5703 With Zinnia Motifs

Readied motif designs feature zinnias stitched with blanket work and French knots for bedspreads and scarves. The pattern includes corner motifs for linens and lists material needs and color ideas. Send 10 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept for pattern 5703, with name and address.

Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept 14Th Street New York N. Y

Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns in The Evening Star

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1984 B offers sizes 14 through 42 with busts 32 to 42, showing a yoke cut, slim waist, and a smart flap collar. Fall Barbara BellPattern book features easy to make designs for women and children with orders via the box below. Tomorrow: Comfy housefrock for speedy cleaning.

Barbara Bell Winchester Evening Star Times Square Station New York N. Y

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