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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1928

Page

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Fatal Truck Collision Claims Alvah Vance Near Martinsburg

Alvah R. Vance, 34, of Pikeside Frederick County, dies after a Martinsburg pike crash with a truck driven by Elmer Darlington of Inwood, while returning from Winchester. Survivors include wife Mary Santmier and son Lawrence. his sister Mary Vance and brothers Raymond and Richard. Elmer Darlington held on $1000 bail. coroner's inquest set for Wednesday. funeral from Pikeside home Tuesday.

Alvah Vance Pike Alvah R. Vance Frederick County Winchester Martinsburg Pike Inwood Darkesville W. Va A. H. Darlington Inwoood Darlington Elmer Darlington Vance Seavele Santmier Chas. R. McCann

Red Cross Chapter Reports Hurricane Relief and Junior Red Cross Efforts

The local Red Cross executive committee reports September activity with 58 cases including 13 ex service men and 43 civilians. Disaster relief totals include 1748.25 dollars collected and 1884 garments shipped to hurricane victims plus 12 boxes of clothing. The reorganized Production Committee under Mrs. Grimm reports 41 new garments added to the emergency closet. Juniors from Middletown Handley and John Kerr schools show strong enrollment and clothing donations ahead of a November roll call.

The Red Cross Executive Committee Council Chamber J. Luther Neff Winchester Frederick County National Headquarters Hunter B. Grimm Rose Grimm Middletown Stephens City Handley School John Kerr School

Women Wanted for Canning Plant Work

Job advertisement offering steady employment with attractive pay at National Fruit Product Co. Inc. Immediate start required. Includes contact numbers 346 and 739 W. for Herbert Hoover Club location at Markie and Piccadilly Streets. Political advertisement noted.

National Fruit Product Co., Inc Herbert Hoover Club Markie and Piccadilly Sts

Colonel Saunders to Head Winchester Rally

Col John R. Saunders Virginia attorney general will headline the Democratic rally in City Hall Auditorium Winchester tomorrow night. The event begins at 8 o clock with a brief intro and Saunders to speak first. He is noted as a strong speaker and top Virginia lawyer and enforces the Layman prohibition act.

Winchester Frederick County City Hall John R. Saunders Virginia Colonel Saunders Supreme Court of Appeals of

Court Orders Return of Door Knocker

The county magistrate's court ordered antique dealer Scott Rush to return a two hundred year old door knocker taken from a Stephens City home to Mrs. Hardesty and her sister Mrs. Shenk after a dispute over a claimed $5 sale. The ruling ended the case.

Stephens City Hardesty Shenk Scott Rush Rush Mrs. Herdesty

Dr Freed Installs Pastor at Shepherdstown Church

The Rev Walter W Simon was installed as pastor of St Peter's Lutheran Church in Shepherdstown West Virginia with Rev C A Freed of Grace Lutheran Church officiating and delivering the charge. The Rev Dr J S Simon of Trinity Lutheran Church in Hagerstown Maryland preached and gave the charge to the new pastor.

C. A. Freed Grace _ Lutheran Church Walter W. Simon St. Peter's Lutheran Church Shepherdstown W. Va Freed J. S. Simon Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown

Colder Weather Promised This Week

Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the North and middle Atlantic states calls for showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again at week end. Temperatures start slightly below normal, rise modestly Tuesday, then turn colder Thursday or Friday.

Washington, D. C North and Middle Atlantic

Oyster Supper by Ladies Aid Church of Christ

An Oyster Supper is hosted by the Ladies' Aid of the Church of Christ on October 24 from 5 30 to 8 p m. Tickets are 75 cents. Proceeds support church activities and programs.

Ladies’ Aid Church of Christ

Local business ad offers bags of feed and flour

An advertisement offers 20 fifty pound bags of Koo Koo egg mash and 100 five pound sacks of Jarabee's Best Flour to the lucky bidders. The notice promotes a new business location at 450 N Market St and is dated Wednesday October 24 with contact initials S. L. L. and HOCKMAN.

Hockman Market St

Rallies In County Postponed Amid Big Virginia Meeting

Democratic rallies set for Mount Williams and Armel tomorrow night are postponed to a later date. Local campaign chairman T Russell Cather announced the change due to Attorney General Saunders of Virginia addressing a large meeting in Winchester tomorrow night.

Mount Williams Armel T. Russell Cather Winchester Saunders Virginia

Blaze at Ajax Bolt and Screw Plant Causes Big Loss

Fire broke out in the Ajax Bolt and Screw Company plant in Detroit from the boiler room. Damage was estimated at 375,900 dollars as flames swept through the facility.

Associated Press Detroit Ajax Bolt and Screw Company

Cattle Sale Scheduled at Charles Town West Virginia

Getzendanners and Riley announce a sale of good fresh cows heifers steers butcher cattle and shoats at Charles Town West Virginia on Thursday October 25. The notice specifies live livestock auction details and location for buyers and sellers.

Getzendanners’ & Riley Charles Town W. Va

Democratic Campaign Headquarters Open for Literature

Citizens urged to visit 39 BE Water Street to obtain literature buttons photographs and automobile tags for the Democratic cause. Mrs Hott and Miss Cooper will be available to assist at any time.

No 39 Water Street Democratic

Garber to Speak at Colonial Theatre on Oct 22

Hon J A Garber candidate for Congress will address voters at the Colonial Theatre Monday Oct 22 at 7 30 pm. The ad invites ladies to attend and promises a clean clear-cut discussion of the issues by the silver tongued orator.

J. A. Garber Congress

For Sale Three Car Loads Tub Rushel Basket

For sale three car loads of tub rushel basket from Butler's Packing House. Listing appears in a 1910 10 20 31 edition fragment with trade item sale notice.

Butler’s Packing House

Hoover cites only danger from overconfidence in election push

The Hoover campaign claims unity and a strong Republican organization as he plans final radio appeal from Stanford. In Washington, the Episcopal Church confirms four missionary bishops elected by the house of bishops, naming Thomas Goodwin and others for Nevada, southern Brazil, and Tohoku Japan, with biographical notes on Goodwin.

New York Herbert Hoover Hoover St. Louis Washington Stanford University Republican Party Associated Press House of Deputies Episcopal Church House of Bishops Wyoming George H. Thomas St. Paul's Church Chicago Nevada Frederick B. Goodwin Warsaw Brazil W. M. Thomas Toho

Garber to headline Republican rally at Colonial Theatre

J A Garber of Harrisonburg Republican nominee for Congress from Virginia's Seventh District will be the principal speaker at a Republican rally tonight at the Colonial Theatre. The event begins at 7 30 with possibly a couple of short remarks, inviting all political faiths to attend.

J. A. Garber Harrisonburg Congress Virginia Colonial Theatre Garber Mr. Pence Hoover- Curtis Club Rouss Fire Company Gilbert E. Pence Shenandoah County Pence H. Russell Potts Smith Andrew Mellon

Child Struck By Car In Shenandoah County

Four year old Cea Tome Ayo Shrum of Toms Brook, Shenandoah County, Va, suffered fractures to both legs after dash from behind a parked car led her into the path of a New Jersey registered auto. The driver stopped, gave aid and identity. occupants plan to leave town without charges. The child is improving at Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Jane Shrum Guy Shrum Toms Brook Shenandoah County Winchester Memorial Hospital New Jersey

Young Employee Peddled Liquor At Plant

Robert Carter an 18 year old from Gordonville Wa g worked at National Fruit Product Company admitted selling a pint of liquor at the plant. City Sergeant C Lee Barr and Police Chief Doran heard his story after his arrest. The court convicted him and sentenced three months on the roads plus 68 dollars in fines and costs.

Robert Carter Gordonville National Fruit Product Company Robert C. E. Coontz Carter C. Lee Barr Doran Coontz

Parafine Fire Destroys Part of Richmond Hill Plant

A large fire at the Sturges Two Battery factory in Richmond Hill caused about 500 000 dollars in damage. The blaze started from paraffine on the first floor and spread rapidly through the building.

Associated Press New York Sturges Richmond Hill

Two Convicted of Possessing Liquor

C. J. Crane and Roy Eaton were sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined 30 dollars each for illegal possession of liquor. A pint was found on a man. Crane could suspend his sentence after arranging to pay the fine while Eaton faced possible extended jail time if he cannot raise funds. Clarence Forter Frei Baker and H M Wood paid fines for drunkenness. All men described as apple pickers.

C. J. Crane Roy Eaton Ca Man Crane Eaton Dave Clarence Forter Frei Baker H M. Wood

Miss Hagecorn Announces Opening of Pan The Class

Miss Hagecorn announces the opening of her pan the class at the George Washington Hotel on Friday October 26.

George Washing

Winchester Bus Crash Kills Cumberland Youth

A collision between a Winchester Cumberland bus and a car in Cumberland Maryland Saturday afternoon left Hawood Kessell of Cumberland dead. Glass from the car’s windshield cut his throat as he died in his father Allen Kessel’s arms en route to a hospital. Officials ruled the crash unavoidable.

Winchester-Cumberland Hawood Kessell Cumberland Kessel Allen Kessel

Baltimore to Poll Enormous Vote Next Month

Baltimore registration figures show 309,962 registered for the November 6 election, 61,179 more than in 1924, when 163,252 of the registrants voted. Officials expect a higher turnout this year and a larger share of registered voters to cast ballots.

Associated Press Baltimore

Offers Reward For Smiths Slanderers In Raleigh

The Wake County Democratic Executive Committee offers 200 dollars for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone who publishes and circulates slanderous remarks about Governor Smith the Democratic presidential nominee.

Associated Press Raleigh, N. C Wake County Democratic Executive Committee Smith

Speaking by the Democrats in Frederick County

Announcement lists local speaking events by Democrats at multiple venues including White Hall and Brucetown with dates in October and November. Named participants include W. W. Glass, B. P. Harrison, J. Helslex, and others, with locations such as Star Tannery and Cant ne Y. pet ePeeT Oo.

Scheol Wace Batan's W. W. Glass B. P. Harrison i J Helslex Heres White Hall Pecanie Wray Brucetown Pet Bran

American Author Francis Newman Dies in Motel Schuyler

Francis Newman, author of The Hard-Boiled Virgin and Titad Lover or Good Boy, died at Motel Schuyler today. The notice from Ascalhitesd Presse reports a modern venue with a well located site and contact Strickler & Wagner.

Ascalhitesd Presse Francis Newan Motel Schuyler AEW Strickler & Wagner

Voters to Hear Pharada A Gar Congress Candidate

Voters will hear Pharada A Gar on a campaign stop at the Colonial Theatre. The event features a real orator and is scheduled for 7:50. Details indicate a focus on Gar’s congress bid.

Don Furret Pharada Gar Congress Colonial Theatre

Death knocks out Jack Dunn noted baseball magnate

Baltimore Oct 22 Jack Dunn owner and manager of the Baltimore Orioles seven times pennant winners in the international league died suddenly today while riding at the dog trials near Towson Maryland. Reported heart attack followed a tense moment after his dog Bell of the Devil pointed. Dunn helped introduce Babe Ruth to major league baseball and had led the Orioles since 1907.

Associated Press Baltimore Jack Dunn Baltimore Orioles Maryland Field Association Towson Dunn Bell of Royston Green Sume Jack Outnn New York State New York Balti Dunn John McGraw Hughie Jennings Detroit Tigers Babe” Ruth Brother Paul St. Mary’s Ruth

Raskob Sees Tide Turning Toward Gov Smith

New York report quotes Democratic national chairman John J. Raskob predicting a rising Democratic tide as Governor Smith gains nationwide momentum. He calls prospects brighter and plans a lengthy Thursday radio address from 8 to 9 pm on NBC.

Raskob Gov. Smith Associated Press New York John J. Raskob Smith National Broadcasting Company

Death Summons Miss Nellie Wiggin ton at Home Here

Miss Nellie Virginia Wiggington, daughter of the late Harris Wiggington, died at 5 35 yesterday at her home 507 Highland avenue where she lived with her brother Charles Wiggington. Death followed diabetes with other ailments after many months of suffering. She was 34. Survived by two sisters Maude Roberts of Washington and Edith Kidwell of this city and two brothers Stewart Wigginton of Martinsburg WV and Charles Wigginton of Winchester. Funeral at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church at 2 pm Tuesday, Rev Louis F Harper officiating, interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Martinsburg Vance Winchester Pikeside J. R. Collis Inwood Mount Hebron Charles Vance Frederick County 318Th Infantry Nellie Virginia Wig Illarris Wigginton Highland Avenue Charles Wigginton Maude Roberts Washington Edith Kidwell Stewart Wigginton W. Va Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Louis F. Harper Mount Hebron Cemetery

Special Meetings At Nineveh Church Begin This Week

Special services began last evening at the Presbyterian Church in Nineveh and will continue until next Sunday evening with daily preaching at 7 30. The Rev Dr Charles D Gilkeson assists the pastor the Rev Louis F Harper. Highland avenue boys sing one or two nights and Godfrey and William C Miller help with the song service. Mrs J T Hurley Mrs Charles Hurley and Mr Cecil M Eskridge of Washington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Henkel Carpenter on East Piccadilly Street.

Presbyterian Nineveh Charles, D. Gilkeson Louis F. Harper Highland Avenue Boys Godfrey William C. Miller J. T. Hurley Charles ‘Lurey Cecil M. Eskridge Washington Henkel Carpenter East Piccadilly Street

Reasonable Charges for Phone and Laundry Services

Winchester Steam Laundry advertises low rates with emphasis on economy for phone and cleaning needs. A brief notice highlights affordable charges and urges customers to compare value offered by the local laundry service.

Winchester Steam Laundry

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