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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
3
Culpeper with Phoenix Lodge No 59 I O O F hosts an order day on the stated date. The lodge will arrange activities to ensure a pleasant day for all members.
Grace Lutheran Church Luther League plans an afternoon program tomorrow at 5 00 assisted by the citys peoples choir under Floyd W Haines with William G Barnes at the organ and a string ensemble including Mrs Austin Sloat Miss Mary Louise Sartelle and Miss Evva Stouffer. The program features organ prelude hymns anthems and a scripture lesson. Dr Mary Markley will give the address and the public is invited to attend.
A condensed list shows church services and society meetings across Winchester including Luther League Grace Lutheran performers, United Brethren and First Baptist choirs, Lions Club luncheon, Kiwanis and Rotary gatherings, Democratic City Committee session, Elks lodge, Needlework Guild, and the tuberculosis fund benefit at George Washington Hotel, with times ranging from noon to evening.
The Northern Virginia Odd Fellows Association meets Thursday in Culpeper with a parade led by the Culpeper Municipal Band at noon, lunch from 1 to 2, then a 3 to 5 open meeting on the courthouse lawn featuring speakers and entertainment. Robert E. Lee Lodge 221 will confer the second degree on about 28 candidates at 7:30 in the Masonic Temple.
Community charity ball planning committees meet at 7 30 p m Monday at Mrs D W Rotenour 312 West Leicester Street for tuberculosis fund benefit arrangements. The report covers local social visits and travel by residents and guests across Virginia Maryland and neighboring towns.
Winchester theatre marks its second anniversary with praise for its appearance staff and cleanliness. The fall festival begins Monday featuring autumn colored displays and attractions extending through Halloween with a major lineup to follow in a later column.
The U S eight Macon bridged the El Paso pass at 8 45 a m mountain standard time en route to the Pacific coast. The airship, leaving Lakehurst New Jersey Thursday for Sunnyvale California, travels about 50 miles an hour into an 18 mile wind from the northwest with 14 officers 55 enlisted men and two civilians aboard. It dodged thunderstorms overnight in western Texas and looped near Midland before entering the pass.
National, state and local leaders joined in tribute as the Frederick News marks its fiftieth anniversary. A White House congratulatory letter via Stephen T. Early led the tribute, with Kent Cooper of the Associated Press sending a birthday note. The newspaper issued its largest edition since founding to observe the milestone.
Government and rebel troops clash on Bangkok outskirts with artillery fire. Rebels began Thursday by seizing a royal aeronautical aerodrome and were reported retreating after suffering heavy casualties as fighting continued.
Edward Jones an 18 year old who pleaded guilty to assault was committed to the Virginia Board of Public Welfare by Clarke County Juvenile Court Judge Rose MacDonald after Circuit Court refused sentence. Jones was indicted for striking T Eddy Brown Berryville merchant on the head with a steel bar July 21. Judge Philip Williams remanded the case to Juvenile Court for MacDonald's decision.
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on October 14 Eva Timmer admitted shooting a man who she said tried to attack her. The nearly nude body of an Ohio curio collector was found beside a northern Ohio road last night and she is jailed for questioning.
New York traders operated cautiously in a fog of indecision as prices ended irregular after yesterday's selling wave. Grain markets showed continued heaviness while overall turnover remained restricted and uneven amid lingering hesitancy.
First unit of 44 officers and men for the second federal conservation camp in Warren county was en route from Cascade Idaho and will arrive today. The camp will be six miles from Front Royal this winter and the Idaho contingent will likely be augmented by additional recruits.
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