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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1932

Page

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Hospitals standardized by American College of Surgeons

Mortality in hospitals has fallen from nine to three percent over 15 years while average patient stay shortened by two days. Forty one hospitals in 16 Virginia cities are on the approved list, including Winchester Memorial Hospital. The program relies on voluntary surveys, public reports, and strict medical staff standards.

Virginia American College of Franklin H. Martin Chicago Winchester Memorial Hospital United States Canada Martin American College of Surgeons

Tiny Mason Child Dies After Diphtheria Complications

Little Anna V Mason four year old daughter of Edward and Edna Mason of 48 Freemont street died yesterday morning at 1 30 from complications following diphtheria. Surviving are her parents two brothers Charles Edmond and Donald Eugene Mason. Funeral from the Mason home tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev Frank T McFaden of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.

Anna V. Mason Edward Edna Mason Freemont St Anna Winchester Charles Edmond Donald Eugene Mason

Mass Meeting Of Democrats In Winchester October 20

The Young Democratic Club of Winchester with Roosevelt Garner Robertson club and Frederick county sponsors a mass meeting at City Hall auditorium October 20 at 8 pm. Burr P Harrison president says Judge Howard W. Smith and R Gray Williams will speak. Public invited to attend to hear campaign issues for president vice president and Virginia congressmen.

Young Democratic Club Winchester Roosevelt-Garner- Robertson Club Frederick County Democratic City Hall Burr P. Harrison Young Democrats Howard W. Smith United States House of Representatives Virginia R. Gray Williams Harrison T. Russell Cather Democrats G. Reginald Haines Roosevelt-Garner-Robertson Club Luther Pannett Clarke Warren Shenandoah Smith Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Judge Smith Virginia State Court of Appeals Congress Major A. Willis Robertson Lexington Franklin D. Roosevelt New York John N. Psai Texas

Democratic mass meeting planned in Winchester October 20

Voters across the Seventeenth Judicial District including Warren Clarke Shenandoah Frederick counties and Winchester plan a giant mass meeting at City Hall Thursday night October 20 at 8 o clock. Judge Howard W. Smith of Alexandria and Attorney R Gray Williams of Winchester will be the principal speakers with Young Democrats Club of Winchester organizing support.

Democratic Party Seventeenth Judicial District Warren, Clarke Shenandoah Frederick Counties Winchester City Hall Howard W. Smith Alexandria United States House of Representatives R. Gray Williams Young Democrats’ Club of Burr P. Harrison

Let the Phone Do It Call 28 or 29

Winchester Steam Laundry lp-m-w-s-tf prompts readers to call the numbers 28 or 29 for service. The brief item presents a simple advertisement style note with minimal context and no additional details.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Wanted Colored Man for Housework and Butler Duties

Classified brief notes advertise a position for a colored man trained for housework with honesty intelligence neat appearance and ability to serve as butler or chauffeur. References required apply at Star Office. Also a cabbage carload arrival notice lists L. L. Hockman North Market Street with date.

Star Office

Republicans greet Hoover on Martinsburg visit in 1932

Republicans of Winchester and vicinity presented President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover with apple candy and chrysanthemums during a brief Martinsburg stop en route to Cleveland. H. Russell Potts led the greeting with a letter of welcome from local party leaders and club members.

Shenandoah Valley Virginia Mrs. Hoover Winchester Blueee Mountains Republican Executive Committee Republican Club of Frederick County A. H. Russell Potts Hoover Cleveland Martinsburg Lewis F. Cooper Eugene B. Cooper W. R. Talbot W. R. Brown William Lupton Kathryn Brown Russell Potts Elizabeth Anderson Carroll Willis McKim Diffenderfer James D. Price Henry Willis D. L. Boone E.C. Yost Clarke County Roy E. Po. 'S Berryville E. A. Lindsey N. S. Ritter Sea Visinity

Funeral Rites Held For Late Mr. Stottlemyer

Funeral services were conducted at the Welltown Methodist Church for John Stottlemyer with Rev. J D Russell and Rev. C J Clark officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. Survivors include four daughters and two sons.

Welltown John Stottlemyer J. D. Russell Shenandoah Junction C. J. Clark Brucetown Old Rugged Cross Jesus Mount Hebron Winchester Col Weeden Cochran William Teets George Barrett Edward Grant E. B. Clevenger Ross Robinson Stottlemyer Roy Benner Eva Cooper Mr. Stottsmyer

New Indictments Sought Against Insulls in Illinois

State's Attorney Swanson said he will ask the grand jury to indict Samuel Insull Sr and his brother Martin for violating blue sky laws by selling Insull Company stocks while insolvent. The grand jury has already indicted the Insulls for larceny and embezzlement as extradition efforts proceed. The U S legation in Athens plans to request a Greek court warrant to determine if Samuel Insull can be extradited to the United States following the Greco American treaty ratifications.

Chicago John A. Swanson Samuel Insull Martin Greece Canada U. S Athens United States Legation

Mrs Charles Cole Returns Home In Berth Amboy

Mrs Charles Cole returns to her Berth Amboy home after spending a week as the guest of Mrs Mary Gray at her North Braddock street residence.

Charles Cole Berth Amboy, N Mary Gray North Braddock Street

Christ Protestant Episcopal Church at Millwood marks 100 years

In Millwood Virginia Episco palians and friends celebrated the churches centennial with Holy Communion led by Bishop Henry St George Tucker and Rector B D Chambers. A Memorial Service drew about 300 attendees followed by a 3 pm Historic Service. The planned address by John Stewart Bryan was delayed by illness.

Millwood Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Henry St. George Tucker Diocese of Virginia B. Duvall Chambers Bishop Tucker Thomas K. Nelson The Theological Seminary of Virginia William H. K. Pendleton Spartensburg N. C Charles H. Lee St. Simmons Island Lewis John Stewart Bryan Richmond

Diphtheria Fatal to 7 Year Old Boy in Winchester

Earl Kenneth Brown aged seven son of James and Dakota Brown of Winchester died at 5 30 yesterday from diphtheria. No other cases in the area are reported. Surviving are his parents and four siblings Iris Alice Robert and Patricia. Funeral services will be held at Jones funeral parlors tomorrow at 2 o clock with Rev Dr S L Flickinger officiating. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Earl Kenneth Brown James Franklin Dakota Brown Winchester Young Brown The Star Lewis M. Allen Brown Iris Alice Robert Patricia Brown Jones South Loudoun Street S. L. Flickinger Centenary Reformed Church Mount Hebron Cemetery

Attempt to Extort $10,000 From Ferguson

Herbert Young 41, former shipyard worker, was arrested after an extortion plot targeted Homer L. Ferguson a shipbuilder bank president and shipyard chief. Letters warned of a bank holdup and implied harm to Ferguson’s family, mailed starting September 27 with weekly follow ups.

Associated Press Newport News Homer L. Ferguson Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company First National Bank of Newport News Herbert Young Young Ferguson First National Bank

Army officer's wife killed in Shenandoah Valley crash

In Harrisonburg Virginia on October 17 two people died and at least two were injured in area automobile accidents. Mrs C M Eby of Newport Pa died from a fractured skull after her husband’s car skidded and went over a bridge abutment. G Robert Higgs of Lacey Spring was fatally struck crossing the Valley Pike by a car driven by Ralph Callender. Col Eby and Dr M T McCulloch were injured. in another incident McCulloch suffered a head wound when backing into Mrs Cover’s car in Elkton. Inquests likely as Rockingham Circuit Court officials investigate.

Harrisonburg Shenandoah Valley C. M. Eby Newport Shenandoah River Mt. Jackson G. Robert Higgs Lacey Spring Ralph Callender Pleasant Valley Col. Eby Col Eby U. S. Army Rockingham Memorial Hospital M. T. McCulloch Elkton Eby Atlanta Mt. Jackson Bridge Mr. Higgs Valley Pike O. N. Willis Bocks Garage Edward Grandle Callender Higgs Calender E. E. Kiser Commonwealth D. Wampler Earman Mr. Grandle Baltimore Sam Callender Earman Rockingham Circuit Court Grand Jury J .C. Penney Boyd Garrison Kenneth Higgs J. O. Higgs

Truck and Auto Drivers Blamed in Fatal Crash

In Woodstock on October 15 L M Winesburg of Edinburg filed a $20 000 suit against Harry J Abrams Washington operator of a produce truck involved in a collision near Maurertown that killed Esther and Mabel Winesburg. The Shenandoah county coroner found negligence by Abrams and Gaylord Cook. Funeral services for the two girls were held in Edinburg with a large crowd attending.

Woodstock L. M. Winesburg Edinburg Esther Mabel Winesburg Valley Pike Maurertown Harry J. Abrams Washington W. C. Ford Shenandoah OC. T. Collyer Cecarwood Raymond Baker Ken Stoneburner Stanley Murray William Mantz Frank Dinges Bud Rinker Robert Richard Lantz Frank Steadman Stanley Clem Harry McDonald T. Clem Misse Edith Frank 8S Tavenner Shenandoah County Abrams

Sale of A. S. Henkle Farm at Strasburg Virginia

Oct 21 at 2 P M sale in Front Royal Va for 597 acres with 200 acres River Bottom and a large colonial brick house two miles east of Strasburg. See sale ad at J M Steck Winchester Va.

Front Royal Strasburg J. M. Steck Winchester

Moling and Cather Show Children's Coats and Accessories

A fashion feature highlights Moling and Cather presenting a range of children's coats and accessories in a local showroom. The event spotlights practical outerwear and coordinating gear for youngsters.

Moling & Cather

President Hoover May Talk in Detroit Saturday Night

Hoover weighs an away from home campaign address in Detroit next Saturday night. If he accepts he would travel via a route avoiding prior mid west swings and speak to new audiences from his train rear platform in West Virginia, Ohio, and possibly Charleston. White House says no final decision yet.

Associated Press Washngton Hoover Detroit Mid-West West Virginia Ohio Charleston W. Va White House Washington Cleveland Atlantic Seaboard New York New Jersey California

Roosevelt 10 State Stand on Soldier Bonus

Governor Roosevelt plans a campaign swing over eight days with stops in Pittsburgh and Indianapolis to discuss the soldiers' bonus. He has not fixed a Pittsburgh stance and will also address the federal budget, foreign and defense policies, tariffs, and economy in upcoming speeches.

Associated Press Albany N. Y Roosevelt Pittsburgh Indianapolis Pennsylvania American Legion Portland Oregon Legion Paul V. McNutt Pennsylvania Legionnaires New York St. Louis Baltimore Springfield Ill Louisville Wheeling W. Va Knoxville Tenn Atlanta

Death summons M K Dean at home in county

M K Dean longtime Stephens City resident died at his home Sunday at 11 am after weeks of illness. Born August 2 1854 he was 78. Survived by widow Mattie Booker Dean and daughters Lucy Dean of Stephens City and Virginia Sterling of Washington DC. Funeral at Stephens City Methodist Church South at 2 pm with Rev Rhodes and Rev Alleman. Interment Green Hill Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.

M. K. Dean Stephens City Mr. Dean Adam and Alinda Kern Dean Virginia Sterling Washington, D. C Methodist Episcopal Church, South Rhodes Snyder Alleman Trinity Lutheran Church Green Hill Cemetery

American Missionary Killed in Manchuria Clash

An unidentified American, believed to be a Catholic missionary, was killed near Mulantien as a band of 50 Chinese attacked Japanese troops escorting five refugees including two Koreans and two Manchurians. The convoy was moving from Msinbin to Mantsamu when the incident occurred. The American rode in a horse cart bearing the Stars and Stripes.

Associated Press Mukden Manchuria Mulantien Here Mhsinbin Mantsamu

Boyd Richards Standing Trial on Indictments

Former Virginia House of Delegates member Boyd R Richards faces two indictments alleging statutory offenses against minor girls. Jury selection began with 14 of 20 acceptable jurors, and another panel will be summoned. Evidence will be kept secret due to juvenile victims. Richards sits with counsel Herbert Larrick and Judge Frank S Tavenner as Winchester prosecutor James P Reardon presents the case.

Boyd R. Richards Virginia House of Delegates Corporation Court Philip Williams Richards Williams C. Lee Barr W. Benton Snider, Jr B. H. Hammond Harry C. Brill Walter Gano C. A. Fauver Edward C. Goss Thomas Hiltzheimer W. C. Perry W. B. Goode Kenneth Rush Norvan Hottel L. Ray McIntosh Barr Ahythe George Washington City Hall Virginia Herbert S. Larrick Winchester Frank S. Tavenner Woodstock James P. Reardon

Bodies Of Two Aviators Found In Wreck Near Millbrook

The bodies of two men were found in a monoplane crash site in the Kittatinny mountains near Millbrook by state police and searchers. One man was tentatively identified as W. W. Brunner of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania based on cards found in his pocket.

Associated Press Blairstown N. J Kittatinny Mountains Millbrook W. W. Brunner Harrisburg

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Surgeons’ Body Judicial District L. L. Hockman North Market Street Ogue Cafetingessa Mr. Stottlemyer Insulls Bridge Bank Robert Higgs Sale A. S. Henkel Farm Senora Calles Plutarco Calles Mexico Mexico City Boston Boyd Richards
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