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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1930

Page

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Garber Defends Tariff Vote At Winchester Rally

Aubrey G. Weaver presided over a Front Royal meeting where about 1,200 attendees heard speeches on tariff policy. Congressman Garber faced criticism for failing to file candidacy notices while Judge Fishburne did so, and the discussion touched on the Grundy tariff bill and Virginia Apple exports.

Front Royal Aubrey G. Weaver Winchester Clarke Counties Byrd Garber Fishburne Republican Party Harrison Paul Congress United States Virginia

Waite Delivers Forceful Sermons at Baptist Church

Dr Cees T Waite spoke at First Baptist Church urging Christians to emulate Christ through sacrifice obedience and trust He described Jesus as flawless and divine and invited Winchester residents to attend tonight and tomorrow for further sermons and a church conference at 3 PM tonight and 8 PM services.

Eiven Dr. Waite Jesus Christ Waite God E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Winchester All Church

London Treaty Deposited by Three Nations Ends Naval Race

Leaders from the United States Britain and Japan welcomed the London naval pact as ending competitive shipbuilding. The British ceremony deposited ratification at the foreign office while Hoover MacDonald and Hamaguchi spoke of peace and restraint. France and Italy did not join the naval limits but sought understanding.

Associated Press Washington Hoover MacDonald Hamaguchi London Tokyo United States Great Britain Japan France Italy White House Stimson

Driving Cirone Leading Charge In Police Court

Drunken driving was the charge as L Weems Justice opened the Monday session. Carl Barrow was found guilty and fined 118 dollars, with 30 days jail and a one year driving ban. Barrow claimed Hershberger was the driver.

L. Weems Carl Barrow Raymond Grim Sam Bannister South Kent Street Barrow Hershberger Maurice Patton Roger Ritter Gilbert Morris Orace Pnto Shawnee Lindwood Barnett Berryville Ethel Nichols Griffin Hulvér North Avenue North Loudoun Street

Three Die in Separate Auto Accidents Near Chambersburg

Three people died in auto accidents around Chambersburg Pennsylvania over 48 hours. H W Summers 68 was killed when the car driven by his nephew struck a telephone pole. Dwight W Sellers 22 and two other occupants were injured. Bul Stevens 22 died at the Chambersburg hospital after a collision at a road intersection. Mrs Harry Fegan 69 died in hospital after being thrown from the back seat when the car hit a signpost near Lurgan.

Associated Press Chambersburg H. W. Summers Dwight W. Sellers Bul Stevens William E. Brewer McConnellsburg Here Harry Fegan Lurgan

Navy Day Celebrations Across The Nation

Navy Day was celebrated today in all parts of the country. Thousands visited warships docked at seaports while inland city residents listened to programs prepared for the occasion. The day marks the anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt and honors his devotion to the U S Navy.

Associated Press Washington Navy League of the United States Theodore Roosevelt

Speechs Heard Across Seas In Global Broadcasts

Report notes that a European audience caught most of a leader's remarks clearly while Premier Hamaguchi's Tokyo address also carried well, indicating strong international reception of the broadcasts.

Europe Hamaguchi Tokyo

Rebel Leaders Leaving 10 Take Up Presidency

Getulio Vargas invited to assume Brazil presidency by military junta in Rio de Janeiro as rebel forces widen control. Reports from Ponta Grossa and Buenos Aires note Vargas leaving headquarters for Sau de Cence of the Republic amid稳定 unrest. Spain protests German steamer Baden shelling in Rio harbor with 27 killed and 29 injured, captain Rollin blamed.

Getulio Vargas Ponta Grosso Rio de Janeiro Associated Press Buenos Aires la Nacion Ponta Grossa Getuilio Vargas Spain Madrid Baden Rio Sao Paulo Brazil Rollin Meardin Dio DE Janeiro Generae Vargas Pontagrossa Washington Luis

Rhyan Dies After Illness at Yeakley Farm

George Henry Rhyan, 74, farmer of the Yeakley farm in Frederick county, died at home after a long illness from heart trouble. Born in Frederick county, son of Harrison Rhyan, he is survived by his wife. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM from his house to Lamp's schoolhouse Methodist Church with Rev. Luther McFarland officiating. burial in Lamp's cemetery. Pallbearers named: Fred Yeakley, Edward Lupton, John W. Larrick, Harry Lineburg, Harry Carper, Harvey McFarland.

George Henry Rhyan Yeakley Farm Mr. Rhyan Frederick County Harrison Rhyan Lamp’s Schoolhouse Luther McFarland Fred Yeakley Edward Lupton John W. Larrick Harry Lineburg Harry Carper Harvey McFarland

Volunteers Fight Menacing Blaze Near Durgan Woods

In Hagerstown Maryland on October 27 volunteers battled a forest fire near Durgan in Washington county. The blaze expanded to over 25 acres and continued spreading as firefighters arrived to aid efforts after days of smoldering.

Associated Press Hagerstown Mad Durgan Washington County

Printer William McCartney Dies in Virginia Hospital

William W N McCartney 48 longtime printer from Harrisonburg died at 4 30 am Saturday in the University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville after a heart disease struggle. He lived in Waynesboro the past year and worked for the Waynesboro News Virginian. previously in Beckley West Virginia and at Harrisonburg’s Daily News Record. Interment was in Woodbine Cemetery with Masonic honors. Survived by widow Mat tie L Long four children Newell John Robert Charles Janet and two aunts S Mere i Wash ae and cua Het.

William WN. McCartney Harrisonburg Winchester University of Virginia Charlottesville Waynesboro Methodist Episcopal Woodbine Cemetery G Pkham Lodge of Masons Beckley Lodge of Masons Mattie L. Long Newell John Robert Charles Janet S. Mere i Washae Cua Het

Eighteen Children Injured In School Bus Plunge

A school bus with twenty two aboard slid 15 feet into a shallow creek southeast of Hartford City Indiana injuring eighteen children two seriously Beulah Wentz seven and Harvey Miles thirteen among the most seriously hurt. Driver said steering wheel buckled.

Associated Press Hartford City Ind Here Beulah Wentz Harvey Miles

Torrential Rains Leave Smyrna in Chaos

Smyrna Asia Minor reports ongoing flood devastation with at least 68 dead and 3,000 homeless as lower city portions are submerged. Authorities say 655 houses demolished amid continuing heavy rainfall and destruction.

Associated Press Smyrna Turkey Asia Minor

Los Angeles Sets Course On Training Flight

The naval dirigible Los Angeles began a training flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. Commander W A Clarke Jr plans to fly as far as Washington and pass over Philadelphia Baltimore the Capital and New York before returning at sunset.

Associated Press Lakehurst N. J Los Angeles Washington W. A. Clarke, Jr Philadelphia Baltimore New York

Four Die at Rail Crossing Near Toccoa

Jim Westmoreland of Toccoa and his three children aged 7 to 14 were killed when a Southern Railway train struck their automobile at a grade crossing. Two other occupants were seriously injured in the crash reported yesterday, with authorities confirming the accident a day later.

Associated Press Toccoa Jim Westmoreland Southern Railway

Maine Teen Flier Aims For Junior Transcontinental Record

Stanley Boynton, 18, of Maine, launched from Rockland at 5.46 a m seeking a new junior trans continental duration record. The current westward junior record is just over 27 hours set by Robert Buck of New Jersey.

Associated Press Rockland Stanley Boynton Maine Robert Buck New Jersey

Blaze at fair grounds again causes major loss

A night blaze at the fair grounds caused about 3500 in damages to stables and swine pens on a 22 acre site near cattle structures. A registered stallion worth 1000 burned. origin unclear with possibilities of intruders or accidental fire. Firemen faced water shortages but contained the flames within 30 minutes.

Fair Grounds Floyd Haines George B. Bushnell Thousand Dollar Stallion Winchester Carver Fair Association

Seville Students Strike Against University Plan

Nearly all of the 500 students at the University of Seville walked out and rioted in campus buildings in Seville Spain protesting a government plan. Rector Ramon Carnavo promised to telegraph Madrid to urge withdrawal of the plan devised by Senor Callejo minister of public instruction under the Primo de Rivera regime.

Associated Press Seville Spain University of Seville Senor Callejo Primo de Rivera Ramon Carnavo Madrid

Pass To Pass Through Lines In Civil War Remembrance

John I. Brown Sr discovers a Civil War military pass issued February 20 1865 at the Middle Military Division HQs under Maj Gen Phil Sheridan authorizing safe passage for Miss Eliza Brown and Miss Kate Brown to Baltimore and back to obtain supplies valued at 300 dollars. The pass is signed by E B Parsons adjutant and provost marshal general.

John I. Brown Middle Military Division Phil Sheridan Eliza.Brown Kate Brown Baltimore E. B. Parsons

Magic Bubbles Dispels Dirt At Winchester Steam Laundry

Laundry notice advertises cleaning service at Winchester Steam Laundry with contact numbers 28 and 29. Slogans promise dirt removal with steam washing options and weekday and weekend service available.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Former Clarke Man Killed as Fire Truck Overturns

Wesley Crawford 52, formerly of Clarke County, died when a fire truck overturned while responding to an alarm in Prince George County Maryland. Two others were seriously injured including Kerr and Wyvill. operator W Mccormack lost control after a car forced the apparatus into a ditch. Crawford rode the running board and could not jump to safety. the vehicle burst into flames but was quickly extinguished.

Millwood Wesley Crawford Upper Marlboro Prince George County Daisy Glasscock Abner Glasscock W. W. McCormack Crawford Kerr Wyvill Thomas D

Local Red Cross Adds 1930 Subscribers

The Americ an Red Cross local office lists new donors to the 1930 roll call including Mrs. R. E. Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinton, Miss Frances Page, Capt. and Mrs. E. H. Durell, Miss Irene Headley, Mrs. J. W. Headley, and several others. Their contributions expand the community campaign.

American Red Cross Today R. E. Byrd Edward Hinton Isabel B. Gaylord Frances Page W. M. Lupton Clark Geo. Tyler H. M C. M. Dyer W. B. Wagner J. W. Headley I. N. Good Fred Yeakley E. H. Durell Irene Headley E. W. Knee L. D. Ritter Clinton Stouffer W. E. Harlee Bessie Stouffer L. B. Resseguie Fred Shull C. R.dodd

Harry Benham Opens Office To Practice Law

Harry K. Benham opens a law office in Winchester occupying the Winchester Credit Corporation building space used by Col. Bryan Conrad. He earned a bachelor of law from the University of Virginia, passed the Virginia bar, and is admitted to practice in Virginia courts. Benham is the son of the late Navy Lt Harry K. Benham and grandson of Rear-Admiral A E K Benham, living with his mother in Clarke County.

Harry K. Benham Winchester Credit Corporation Col Bryan Conrad Winchester Mr. Benham University of Virginia Courts of Virginia United States Navy A. E. K. Benham Benham Philip M. Walker Pagebrook Clarke County Virginia P. M. Walker

Man Killed as Auto Hits Pedestrian on Valley Pike

Philip H. Baldwin 29 of Cordova West Virginia was struck and killed near Kernstown on the Valley Pike by an automobile driven by Miss Arbutus Stange of Baltimore Maryland. The car skidded after the impact and overturned with no charges filed against the occupants. Baldwin, a farmer, was dead on arrival at Parlett's funeral home. His brother David Baldwin arranged for burial in Cordova Greenbrier County West Virginia.

Philip H. Baldwin Cordova W. Va Kernstown Valley Pike Arbutus Stange Baltimore Harry McKewin Avenue Baldwin Parlett Fauver Pee Gamaltyst Pee Balmore Stange Keystone Indemnity Company Baltimore Party David Baldwin C. E Jennie Crouse Baldwin Verner Lionel Reuben McMilion Greenbrier County

City Committee To Hold Meeting

The City Democratic Executive Committee will meet in special session at City Hall tomorrow evening at 5 30. The meeting will discuss matters pertaining to the ongoing campaign.

City Democratic

Hallowe'en Social Held by Ladies Aid

A church social event by the Ladies' Aid group of the Church of Christ begins at 5 p.m. Readable OCR fragment notes plans for a community gathering with refreshments and fellowship.

Ladies’ Aid Church of Christ

Slab and Kindling Wood for Sale

Slab and kindling wood available from Glaize and Bag. Contact for price and pickup details.

Glaize & Bag

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Byrd E Fishburne Winchester Band Dr.waite Baptist Church Cees .T. Waite Torow Deliv Cirone Navy George H. Rhyan Wm.n. M'Cartney Clarke Wesley Cranford RED Cross Harry Benham Moling & Cather's Miss Arbutus Stange Hallowe’en Social
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