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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

5

Parish native of Gore dies after hospital stay

George W. Parish a lifelong farmer and former postmaster of Parishville died at Memorial Hospital Winchester after a two week illness. He was 78 born June 1 1858 son of Daniel and Mary Parish of Frederick County. Survived by two daughters Nora and Pearl McTiwee three grandchildren and one brother Charles W Parish. Funeral arrangements expected Sunday with burial at Fairview Cemetery.

George W. Parish Frederick County Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Parish Daniel and Mary Parish Gore Parishville Emma Margaret Slonaker Dillon's Run W. Va Nora Parish Pearl McTiwee Gordon June Arlene Mcliwee Charles W. Parish N. B. Shingleton South Cameron Street Fairview Cemetery Jones Funeral

Virginia Lions Annual Meet Dates Change Planned

The Lions Clubs of Virginia announce their annual convention in this city on May 21-22, with dates tentative and subject to change. Charles P. McVicar, commissioner of revenue, spoke on tax fairness at a luncheon, while plans include a Halloween dance and an effort to field two bowling teams. The Civic Improvement group thanked the city council for armory construction assistance.

Lions Clubs of Virginia The Lions Rae Charles P. McVicar Revenue W. H. Fox Piccadilly Curtis Pucket D. H. Sencindiver Garland Spillman Civic Improvement Howard Shockey

Ethiopians under Colonel Siwiank raid Italian Somaliland

War reports say four thousand Ethiopian tribesmen led by Colonel Siwiank invaded Italian Somaliland from Dolo near the Kenya frontier, advancing about 45 miles and capturing Lugh. A larger force crosses toward Oddur, with Somali tribes joining. Graziani's armored positions hold, but Ethiopian infantry claim wells retaken and tanks disabled.

Djibouti Somaliland Siwiank Italian Somaliland Dolo Kenya Lugh Teolo Webb@ Shibeli Oddur Ethiopia Graziani Ras Desta Bohodeh Udi

King Selassie Denies Ethiopia Has Been Beaten

Addis Ababa reports Emperor Haile Selassie declares Ethiopia undefeated on all fronts. He says Italian occupiers of Aduwa and Aksum are retreating for strategic reasons and warns no decisive battle has occurred. Both sides allegedly await moves as Ras Seyoum prepares a northern counteroffensive.

Addis Ababa Haile Selassie Ethiopia Aduwa Aksum Epec Mounoffi Ras Nesibu Ogaden Italy Emilio de Bono Haile Selasse Ras Seyoum

Italian Envoys Refuse Exit From Addis Ababa Legation

Count Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci and Capt Calderini defied Emperor Haile Selassie by sealing themselves inside the Italian legation in Addis Ababa. They rejected the expulsion edict and did not catch the last train to Djibouti. Authorities expected no arrest, planning to starve them out, marking a probable first for envoys refusing departure.

Haile Selassie Ethiopia Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci Calderini Addis Ababa Djibouti

Baby Reptile Is Captured Seeks Mother

City sergeant Pete Morgan presents a tiny black snake to chief C. W. Hollis in his office on Cameron street. He plans to capture the mother and charge the desertion of the young snake, hinting at action against the animal’s parent.

Pete Morgan Taylor Barr C. W. Hollis Pete Mr. Barr Chief Hollis Cameron Street

Little Miss Wolfe In Recovery After Berryville Accident

Six year old Joyce Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wolfe of near Berryville is said to be making fair progress toward recovery from injuries suffered Monday evening when struck by a automobile driven by a man from Bluemont Virginia. Both her thighs

Joyce Wolfe Arthur Wolfe Berryville Bluemont

Timber Ridge Service Set At Timber Ridge Church

Timber Ridge Services will be held this Sunday at Timber Ridge Christian Church. Sunday School begins at 10 a m with the morning service at 11 a m. The afternoon preaching service is set for 3 30 p m and will be the last time this hour is used unless the congregation requests otherwise.

Timber Ridge Christian Church

Frosts More Severe Than Here

Northern Maryland and southern Pennsylvania visitors report frosts in their area are more severe than here. They note many flower varieties in this section remain unharmed while most varieties there were killed. Trees show deeper color, but grapevines and similar vegetation have died.

Maryland Pennsylvania

Funeral Held For Jesse L. Henderson

The funeral for Jesse Lee Henderson, 23, killed in a car crash near White Post, was held yesterday at Fairfax with burial there. A Grayson county native later living in Frederick, he was the son of William K. Henderson and the late Mrs. Henderson. Survived by three brothers Donald in New York Norman and Lloyd in Virginia and three sisters Nora Thornton T J Pitts and C J Terrell.

Jesse Lee Henderson White Post Fairfax Grayson County Frederick William K. Henderson Henderson DeHaven Donald New York Norman Lloyd Virginia Nora Thornton City T. J. Pitts Marion C. J. Terrell Staunton

Wonders Of The Mediterranean Lecture At First Baptist

John J. Baughman of New York presents Wonders of the Mediterranean an illustrated travelogue at First Baptist Church. The program features 175 color pictures and covers Italy Ethiopia and regions like Gibraltar Malta and Egypt in connection with current war news. No admission charge. offering will fund the senior choir.

First Baptist Church John J. Baughman New York Mediterranean

Judges Drill For Luray Here On Friday

Handley High School Judge squad prepares for a Friday home game against Luray Cave Men in their fourth contest before the Cumberland Valley Athletic League season. Coach Ochs sticks with the lineup from prior games and drills Luray style plays. Ollie Gibbons may enter late at end for Luton who is ineligible for C V A L action due to age. Luray brings a seasoned, heavy lineup led by fullback Strickler and the Judges will focus on stopping him. On Saturday S V A travels to Lexington Virginia to face Virginia Episcopal School of Lynchburg.

Handley High School Luray Strickler Lexington Virginia Episcopal School Lynchburg

Lighthouses Date to Eddy Stone Lighthouse Era

Lighthouses may date from the Eddy stone Lighthouse built in 1756 in the English Channel. In Sweden nearly half the population still lives on and works the land.

Eddystone English Channel Sweden

Sam Hardy Veteran Movie Player Dead in Hollywood

Sam Hardy aged 52, noted for stage and screen comedies, died after emergency surgery for an abdominal ailment at Hollywood Hospital. He collapsed on a studio set while filming an Eddie Cantor picture. Cantor and director Norman Tourog rushed him to the hospital. Samuel Goldwyn said much of the Cantor film will be scrapped due to Hardy’s extensive screen appearances.

Hollywood Calif Sam Hardy Eddie Cantor Cantor Norman Tourog Samuel Goldwyn Hardy New Haven

Card of Thanks for condolences and flowers

Expressions of gratitude are extended for kindness and floral offerings following the death of a beloved son and husband. Mention is made of the Franklin Hospital in New Jersey and friends in Lake Mohawk Sparta Franklin N J Elizabeth town Pa and Winchester Va. Mrs Clifford G Bockey Mr and Mrs Garfield Shearer.

Franklin Hospital New Jersey Lake Mohawk Sparta Franklin N. J Elizabethtown Winchester Clifford G. Bockey Garfield Shearer

General Sibert Dies At 75 Noted Canal Builder

Maj Gen William L Sibert 75 famed for Panama Canal work died at his country home near Bowling Green Kentucky after a long illness Funeral services set for Christ Episcopal Church then burial in Arlington National Cemetery Washington DC He was born October 12 1860 in Etowah county Alabama and observed his seventy fifth birthday last Saturday

Bowling Green William L. Sibert Panama Canal Here Christ Episcopal Church Washington, D. C Arlington National Cemetery Sibert Etowah County Alabama

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Geo. W. Parish Virginia Lions King Selassie Count Luigi Vinci Gigliucci Jesse L. Henderson F.D. R Grace Tully Marguerite le Hand Roosevelt San Francisco Pacific Ocean Marguerite T Capitol Theatre American Oil Company Amoco-Gas Orange American Gas Bette Davis George Brent Treasury Department Warner Bros Cosmopolitan Pathfinder Speedway Buncutter Tire Co Aaa Netionst Turnpike Greyhound Union N. Braddock St Vara Greyhound Wenders Northern Virginia Power Co
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