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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1931

Page

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Local Theatres To Offer Free Benefit Shows For Unemployed

Local theatres will host benefit performances with all employees volunteering and venues donated. Herman Hable J Pred Thomas and Walter Morris of Warner Brothers announced the plan aligned with Hoover relief efforts and National Motion Picture Week to aid unemployment relief through advance ticket sales.

Herman H. Hable J. Pred Messrs. Hable Thomas Walter Morris Warner Brothers Hoover Walter S. Gifford National Unemployment Relief Owen D. Young J. Pred Thomas Ralphs. Fansler The Star Winchester America Messrs. Thomas Hable Capitol Palace Pre Theatre

Reformed Church Repeats Yorktown Service at Sunday

The Rev Dr S L Flickinger leads a reproduced Yorktown Sesquicentennial service at eleven o clock. The ritual and hymns will be the same with excerpts from Bishop James E Freeman's Yorktown sermon presented here.

Yorktown S. L. Flickinger Flickinger James E. Freeman

Cold Storage Space Offered by Winchester Storage Co

Cold storage space available for prompt acceptance at reasonable rates. Apply at once to Winchester Cold Storage Co. Wm. Beverley, Manager.

Winchester Cold Storage Co Wm. Beverley

Attend sale of Watson house and lot at Loudoun Manor

Trustee Jas Reardon announces sale of the Watson house and lot at the front County Courthouse at noon on October 24, 1931. Terms call for one third cash and remaining balance due in one or two years. Auction to be conducted by JAS Reardon, trustee.

Watson Loudoun Manor Front County JAS Reardon

Opposition Appears in Frederick County Elections

Five of the Democratic primary nominees face independent opposition in the November 3 election. T Russell Cather and John G Bowman compete for State Senate, Luther Pannett faces Roy P Duvall, Lee N Whitacre is opposed by H C Moore, C S Brumback meets L J Cave, and Phil C Bowman challenges W D Parker for the office of constable. Frederick county and Winchester tickets list candidates for State Senate House of Delegates Commonwealth Attorney Treasurer Commission of Revenue Board of Supervisors and constable with independent challengers.

Coe Circuit Court Frederick County T. Russell Cather State Senate John G. Bowman Luther Pannett Roy P. Duvall Lee N. Whitacre Winchester Messrs Cather and Bowman Senate Joseph Denny House of Delegates

Summons Issued Against Defendant in Dunn Divorce Case

The Corporation Court orders a summons for William Dunn to answer Rebecca Dunn's amended and supplemental bill. Dunn was jailed, then released, and the summons is returnable to the First November Rules.

Rebecca Dunn William Dunn Corporation Court Dunn

Man Denies Liquor Allegation Circulating in Town

Gilbert R. Allen denies a report claiming he was found with 30 gallons of liquor. Police headquarters check supports his statement that there is no basis to the rumor. He describes himself as a law abiding taxpayer and says he has never been arrested here.

Gilbert R. Allen Star Gilbert

VSS Community Meeting At Middletown Highlights Work And Contests

Middletown high school hosted a VSS gathering with farmers attending from the region. An advisory committee for Middletown was chosen and brief talks on VSS aims and Virginia Seed Service operations were given by John G. Seibel and local leaders. Contests followed the business session with participants including Austin Glaize, Kenneth Headley, Thelma Judy, Ethel Kline, Harry Jenkins, and Gilbert Richards.

Middletown VSS R. E. Brumback E. M. Funk D. N. Gruver E. R. McDonald G. C. Thompson C. E. Cougill John G. Seibel Staunton Northern Virginia Virginia Seed Service Farmers of Virginia Te Virginia Crop Association Farmers of Virginia Austin Glaize Kenneth Headley Thelma

Winchester Police Commended For Vehicle Theft Arrests

Chief C W Hollis receives a commendation letter from the Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau praising Winchester police for arresting Charles Burke Jesse Brown Charles Armel and Frank Bray in car thefts from R S Fansler George Frazier and Richard Clem. The bureau mail to Franklin Fire Insurance New York and J Victor Arthur local rep. Also notes a missing automobile claimed by J Ashby Sprint found in Beckley West Virginia and insured by the company. Sprint's claim was settled.

C. W. Hollis Atlanta Automobile Underwriters’ Detective Bureau Winchester Charles Burke Jesse Brown Charles Armel Frank Bray Fansler George Frazier Richard Clem

All Day Service In Trinity Church At Stephens City

All day services planned at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City on Sunday October 25 with addresses by Rev Snyder Alleman and I N Good. Sister Edna Hill of the Baltimore Mother House speaks at 9 45 a m and 2 p m. Rev R Hamas Anderson preaches at 11 a m. Miss Crabill to sing. Playlet by Luther League at 5 30 p m. Special music throughout.

Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City Snyder Alleman Edna Hill Baltimore I. N. Good Winchester Frederick County Luther League League Ge Crabill

Rigid economy as cost cutting, says Boston Herald

The Boston Herald explains rigid economy as a method to reduce expenses so production becomes cheaper and easier for items already in surplus. Experts argue the approach aims to lower costs while increasing output of excess goods.

Boston Herald

Virginia apple shipments face market revisions and reform calls

A 1931 market letter from S. W. I. S. warns Virginia growers must tighten packing to boost English demand as imports rise. Notes variable fruit quality, heavy waste in Grimes, and favorable prices for refrigerated York and Ben Davis. Advises against exporting undersized apples and urges better pack to raise prices amid optimistic trade.

Virginia le United Kingdom Seakae Grimes Jonathan King David Ben Davis York Yorks Virginia Greece Grosvenor Gardens London Ralston

Premier Laval Seeks World Burdens, Visits White House

Premier Laval travels to Arlington to honor the unknown soldier then meets President Hoover seeking talks to ease global burdens. He visits the Capitol, meets Justice Hughes and Secretary Stimson, dines at the French embassy, and stays overnight at the White House with his daughter. He plans discussions with Senator Borah at Stimson's home Saturday.

Washington Laval Hoover Arlington Cemetery France Capitol Curtiss White House Hughes Stimson M. Laval Borah Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Apples for sale from York and Stayman crates at packing house end

Virginia apple storage offers York and Stayman apples in crates with 25 percent good red color. F A Read Jr can supply liberal guaranteed advance on 21 4 to 23 4 U.S. No 1 red fruit. See or phone H B Watson Co Winchester Va.

York and Stayman Apples Glaize Virginia F. A. Read, JR U.S H. B. Watson Co Winchester

Mrs. Minnie Crisman Dies in White Post at 62

Mrs Minnie Belle Crisman widow of Edward Crisman died at her White Post home after a brief illness due to heart trouble. A native of West Virginia she lived in White Post 25 years and is survived by daughter Joy, sisters May Mort Emma Strickler and brother Carson Keyser. Funeral at her home Saturday at 11 with Rev G M Morrow and Rev R L Moore. burial Mount Hebron Winchester.

Star White Post Minnie Belle Crisman Edward Chrisman Chrisman Minnie Belle Keyser West Virginia White Post Miss Joy Chrisman May Mort Emma Strickler Carson Keyser Kernstown Frederick County G. M. Morrow R. L. Moore White Post Methodist Church South Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester

Livestock Sale At Cherry Meade Farm Near Summit Point

A livestock sale is set for Thursday October 29 at 1 PM on Cherry Meade Farm, three miles from Summit Point and 1 1/2 miles from Swimley. Readable items include 35 head Jersey and Guernsey cows and heifers, 30 head sheep, and 25 head shoats. Capper and DeHaven report the sale.

Cherry Meade Farm Summit Point Swimley Thurs Jersey Guernsey Capper DeHaven

Wanted: Experienced canvassers for door to door work

Help wanted for door to door canvassing duties. United States job listing seeks several experienced ladies and offers appointment scheduling at George Washington Hotel Room 213 between 9 and 10 o'clock Saturday. Contact by phone for details.

George Washington Hotel

Free Admission Numbers Posted At Theatre Front

Children urged to wear something to gain free admission this Saturday. Numbers indicating eligibility will be posted in front of the theatre for easy access.

Sole support of is parents slain in woods

Hampshire county West Virginia officials investigate the death of John Oates 18 son of Mr and Mrs William Oates Rio. He was found shot in the woods near his home after going hunting. Buckshot in his body suggests foul play. His parents, his sole support, survive him. Funeral services were held in Rio.

Althoug Hampshire County W. Va John Oates William Oates Rio Oliceman D. D. Skidmore John Davis Ata Oates Baptist Church C. O. Moton Asbury Church

Stonewall home demonstration group plans Achievement Day

The Stonewall home demonstration group met at White Hall church with Mrs. L O Dick presiding. Plans for the October 31 Achievement Day at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester were discussed and members urged to recruit many women from their communities. Miss Elizabeth Farrar demonstrated livable living room ideas, and the next meeting is November 24 at Mrs. Dick's home with Christmas canes demonstration by Mrs. J W Rees.

Stonewall White Hall L. O. Dick Clearbrook J. W. Lodge Chapel Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Elizabeth Farrar J. W. Rees

Land Sale Ordered to Pay Legacies for Grace Lutheran Church

In East Winchester a lot of land devised to Grace Lutheran Church by Mrs. Fannie B. Dunlop will be publicly sold. Proceeds go to the estate funds to settle over 400 in unpaid pecuniary legacies. sale overseen by Special Commissioners Harry K. Benham and B. P. Harrison. The land previously set for a church chapel may be sacrificed to satisfy the will’s bequests.

East Winchester Grace Lutheran Church Fannie B. Dunlop Testatrix

Correction notice for Melrose Sliced Bacon price

A correction fixes a typographical error in yesterday’s ad for Sanitary Grocery Co. The Melrose Sliced Bacon price was misquoted as 17 cents and should read 42 lb package at 13 cents per pound. The correction appears in the same advertisement space.

Sanitary Grocery Co Melrose

Special sale of children's dresses brightens shop window

Formerly priced at 1.95 dollars, Margaret L. Hodgson advertises a clearance on children's dresses marked down in a special sale.

Margaret L. Hodgson

John W Hollands Death in Millwood Va Retold

John W Holland a lifelong Millwood resident and prominent Southern Methodist Church member died at 5 30 p m after a heart attack. He was 75. He managed Powhatan Estate for 42 years and was married to Hattie A Howard. Survived by two daughters a son and three grandchildren. Funeral at Millwood Methodist Church with interment in Grote Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Millwood John W. Holland Clarke County Southern Methodist Church Holland Amend Church South Virginia Clacouthe Howard Hattie A. Howard Gainesboro Frederick County Mr. Holland Ella Holland Berryville High School Walter B Johnson Clarendon J. Beverley Holland Edward Johnson J. Beverley Holland, Jr Albert Warner Millwood Southern Methodist Church R. L. Moore Millwood Church R. L. Butsler Berryville Methodist Church Grote Hill Cemetery Berrye Garland Kerfoot Page Shepherd T. W. Willingham W. H. Brubaker E. A. Lindsey Courtney B. Jones

Drunk Driver Crashes Down Bank Injuring No Children

Evert Simms, intoxicated, drove off an embankment on Valley Pike near Winchester. Four children escaped serious harm. Simms was convicted of operating a vehicle under liquor, fined 123 dollars, jailed 30 days, and forbidden to drive for one year. Items found in the car included a banjo, rifle, and shotgun. Simms previously lived in Berkeley County, West Virginia.

Evert Simms Valley Pike Winchester Simms Weems Acs Berkeley County W. Va

Carson sisters visit Riverton guests of friends

Misses Susan and Caroline Carson of Riverton spent yesterday here as guests of friends. Nan Purcell, connected with the clerical staff of the Emmett store, is confined to her home on East Cork street due to illness.

Susan and Caroline Carson Riverton Nan Purcell Emmett East Cork Street

Condition Of Barreled Fruit Improves In Market Report

Special to The yg Washington reports improved condition of barreled apples in U S and Nova Scotia stocks. Virginia York Imperial Stayman Winesap Delicious Gano and other varieties show generally good or fair condition with moderate to light demand. Prices range for U S No 1 2% min from 3.56 to 5.54 per unit with notes on conversion to pound sterling and supplies afloat. Cool clear conditions in Winchester Martinsburg area with light wire inquiry and steady market. car lots and cold storage stocks listed.

Washington Cable of Agriculture Virginia York U. S G. c Paris London Nova Scotia Virginia York Imperial Virginia Jonathan Virginia King David Virginia Gano Ben Davis Virginia Grimes Virginia Bonum U. S. No Copenhagen Utility Winchester Martinsburg W. Va Shenandoah -Cumberland-Potomac Staymans U Grimes U. S Staymans U. S

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Reformed Church Plain Commonwealth B. P. Harrison Robert 8. Smith Commission of Revenue H. C. Moore Board OF Supervisors Opequon Co. I. Brumback L. J. Cave Scott Grant Shawnee W. H. Branner Gainsboro E. W. Adams Back Creek C. M. Rosenberger J. A. Parker Justice OF Peace W. D. Parker Phil C. Bowman A. J. Taverner A. R. Rinker Cider Press Fairmont Ave C. G. Massey Trinity Church Rich TD Nps Premier Laval Associated Press Woods Hampshire Powhataga Peter H. Mayo Powhatan Estate Richmond Mr. Mayo Drank Mr. Motz Liverpool
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