Torchbearers Delights Faithful In Local Little Theater Show
Emma Wilgus praises the first audience performance of The Torchbearers by Win and group of young thespians. Schyler Larkin shines as Frederic Ritter while Paula Ritter’s actress delivers a vivid silly charm. Notable turns include Polly Harrison Mrs Pompanelli and Harry Hanst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Tel Portran Nome
Schyler Larkin
Frederic Ritter
Mr. Larkin
Douglas Fuller Smith
Paula Ritter
Phyllis Meem
Florence Crickett
Mr. Spindler
Richard Griffith
Helen Shelmire Zeigler
Harry Hanst
Harry
Mr. Twiller
William Bell
Misser
Teddy Spearing
Ernest Rhodes
Virginia Lupton
Clara Sheppard
Louise Butsler
Jenny
Boy Scouts Hear Dr. Anderson at Court of Honor
Dr Charles R Anderson addressed the Boy Scouts at the Court of Honor in the George Washington Hotel. He praised citizenship training and recounted his Winchester England trip to promote the Do a Good Turn ideal. A moment of silence honored Dr George H Heist who died yesterday.
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Boy Scouts
Charles R.anderson
George Washington Hotel
George H. Heist
Winchester Scout Organization
Anderson
Winchester
England
United States
London
Pictures Taken In Winchester Apple Orchards Shown
Andrew Bell says the State Chamber of Commerce sent a complete set of orchard pictures near Winchester. Girl students from Handley posed in the orchards while a Universal cameraman shot footage for national newsreels and a set was requested for Handley High School files.
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Nelson
State Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Handley
Universal
Handley High School
West Leads Card to Try Defeating 4 Hearts
Bridge note details a contraction where James Claverly bets Edward against Joseph Thompson and William Thompson that 4 Hearts cannot be made with a better lead than the king of clubs. It analyzes opening leads by West and the ensuing play to prove the contract inevitable.
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James Claverly
Edward
Joseph Thompson
William
West
Declarer
South
Mrs. Katherine Lemley Dies at Church Door in Stephens City
Mrs Katherine Stella Lemley 63 wife of Robert A Lemley died of a heart attack on the steps of Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City on Oct 31. She was lifelong resident born to Lemuel and Mary Painter and survived by husband children grandchildren siblings and nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Sunday at 2:30 pm at Trinity Lutheran with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
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The
Star
Stephens City
Katherine Stella Lemley
Robert A. Lemley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lemley
Katherine Painter
Lemuel
Mary Catherine Painter
Luttrell Hottel
Elsie Havermale
Caroline Seal
Morris Lemley
Charles Willard Lemley
Caroline Painter
Winchester
Frank W. Painter
Philadelphia
Robert Painter
Chester
Harry Painter
San Francisco
Snyder Alleman
Green Hill Cemetery
Church Council
Eldridge Lemley
Don Lemley
Clarence Lemley
Garvin Lemley
Lomax Parker
Clayton Carbaugh
Funeral Rites Sunday For Late Dr. G. H. Heist
The funeral for Dr. George H. Heist dental surgeon and local citizen will be Sunday at 4 o clock from his West Piccadilly street home. The Rev. C Worthington Lowe of Grace Lutheran Church will lead services with the Rev. Harry P Dunlap of Union Theological Seminary New York assisting. Interment is in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot. Pallbearers include Robert S Bell C Fred Barr Dr B M Knight Sr Dr A L Henkel Dr James A Miller W H Reed A Lee Coble Joseph P Miller Wilso R Miller and Godfrey Miller.
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George H. Heist
West Piccadilly Street
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Harry P. Dunlap
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert S. Bell
C. Fred Barr
B. M. Knight, Sr
A. L. Henkel
James A. Miller
W. H. Reed
A. Lee Coble
Joseph P. Miller
Wilso R. Miller
Godfrey Miler
Cambridge Oyster Boat Fire Claims Life of Orville Lloyd
Orville Lloyd of Cambridge died in a harbor blaze on his oyster bateau in Cambridge harbor. A watchman spotted the fire early this morning and alerted the local volunteer fire company, but Lloyd was dead when found.
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Cambridge
Orville Lloyd
Lloyd
Henry J. Allen Injured in Auto Crash Near Newberry
Former Kansas governor and U.S. senator Henry J. Allen was slightly hurt when the car he rode in collided with a cement abutment on State Road 57 near Newberry, about 20 miles north of Washington.
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Washington
Henry J. Allen
United States
Kansas
State Road
Newberry
Here
Child’s Leg Broken By Car At Kent and Philpot
Lawrence Fries 10 suffered a broken leg after stepping into the path of a car driven by C Lester Glover of 319 East Piccadilly at Kent and Philpot streets yesterday evening. Glover reported the incident to police. the boy was taken to Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Lawrence Fries
Harry Fries
C. Lester Glover
East Piccadilly Street
Kent
Philpot Streets
Glover
Memorial Hospital
Mission symposium previews church finance forum
The article notes leaders including Captain of the mission steamship The Oregon, a former Butler College professor, andVirginia Missionary Society secretary John A. Tate, and Etta Nunn of the Women's Christian Missionary Society will attend. An open forum on church finance and a symposium titled The Local Church The Ministry The Way Forward are planned.
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Oregon
Butler College
John A. Ttate
Richmond
Virginia Missionary Society
Etta Nunn
Women’s Christian Missionary Society
Library Finds New Interest In Books On War
Reading about World War I grows at Handley Library as residents borrow the Lloyd George set, four volumes issued since 1933 covering through 1917 with two volumes pending. The series includes correspondence between Britain and President Wilson urging US entry.
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Europe
Lloyd George
United States
Wilson
France
Handley Library
Bombs Rain Down on Madrid in Overnight Strike
A massive air raid hit Madrid with bombs striking near the Puerto del Sol and the Rastro market. Dr Duncan Newbiggin described the gruesome aftermath as aid workers treated 6 women, 4 men, and 8 children.41 killed and many wounded across the city as residents faced a tense, sudden assault.
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Page One
Madrid
Puerto del Sol
Times Square
Calle Nuncio
Apostolic Nuncio
Getafe
Duncan Newbiggin
Preciados
Fifth Column
Francisco Franco
Torrejon
de Velasco
Sesena
Claridad Today
Landon Campaign Moves Through Rain Slick Hotel Halls
Landon greeted supporters in a hotel suite while Mrs Landon and daughter Peggy Anne met the press in another suite. She accompanied him from a special train to Topeka as election day looms amid cold and rain. The Republican committee reported 1 302 086 spent in ten days to Oct 28 and 6 988 663 since January. The Democratic committee showed 3 430 115 total since January 1, with the national committee spending 3 406 501. Virginia banks to close next Tuesday for a holiday.
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Landon
Mrs. Landon
Peggy Anne Landon
Topeka
Washington
Republican National Committee
House
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Virginia
Markets report fromBaltimore and Philadelphia livestock and produce
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes show mixed to higher cattle and hog prices with steady to higher wholesale beef values. Chicago reports steady hogs and variable cattle, with lambs and sheep similarly active. dairy prices and feeds listed with regional price ranges and grade variations.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept
Rangers
Local Market Prices for Feeds and Grains
Daily market list with prices for corn, oats, bran, middlings and dairy feeds in various bag sizes. Includes per barrel and per hundredweight rates, plus specific brand corn meal and turkey feeds.
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Cceeeveers
Coos
Pavses
Sarafels
Stock Market Dims Amid Election Fears In New York
New York stock market shows little momentum as election risk looms. Trading centers on select issues with fractional gains while many leaders slip. Transfers run about 700000 shares. bonds and currencies mostly steady with franc at 4.65 cents and sterling at 4.8878 dollars.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American
Tel
Baltim
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of
N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain futures rise as rust fears lift prices worldwide
Chicago futures invert with wheat corn oats and soybeans firm on rust concerns in southern hemispheric crops and Argentina rain. Exports show Canada 750000 bushels. cash grain mixed with No 2 yellow corn around 1.06 and soybeans about 1.23 per bushel. barley and rye also quoted with varied futures.
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Chicago
Equator
Argentina
Odd Features In An Election From A Jail Cell And Other Ballot Quirks
A jail inmates bid for state legislature in Onsted Michigan shows campaigning from a brig. Other ballots pose issues in Nebraska Georgia Wisconsin New Jersey Minnesota and Virginia highlighting illogical offices unfilled posts unpaid taxes and young family members urging votes.
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Alex Tinsley
Onsted
Fayette County
Charleston
W. Va
Nebraska
Georgia
Seamen and Longshoremen Strike Ties Up Several Liner Vessels
The ILA and shipowners confront sit down efforts as the liner American Trader faces a delay for London. Pickets with sticks patrol the New Orleans waterfront while 400 extra longshoremen await word on other contracts. Baltimore Mobile and Houston ports report active shipboard strikes with 600 Maryland workers involved.
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New York
London
A. J. McCarthy
New York Shipping Association
New Orleans
Luckenbach Gulf Steamship Co
Swayne and Hoyt Ltd
T. J. Darcy
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
Houston
Tex
Maryland
Aged Woman Fatally Burned in Cumberland Home
Mrs. Lottie Riedel aged 73 widow of Philip Riedel died after a reported burn incident at her Cumberland residence. A niece Ms Margaret Beel rolled extinguishing flames with a blanket but Mrs Riedel suffered fatal burns. Firemen confined damage to draperies and flooring. funeral details not listed. Her husband was killed years earlier in a B and O train accident. Mrs Riedel was sister of former city street superintendent Julius Damm.
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Cumberland
Lottie Riedel
Philip Riedel
Margaret Beel
Allegany Hospital
Inspectors Run Dry as Winchester Ends Sticker Supply
Winchester motorists crowded inspection stations racing to meet the deadline for vehicle checks. Stations ran out of red stickers needed for windshields causing long lines, with staff noting possible or undecided extension of the period.
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Winchester
Red Cross Roll Call Plans Discussed in City Hall
A meeting of Roll Call leaders and county women expected to aid the drive opening November 12 was held this afternoon in the office of executive secretary Mrs. Helen Wright. Plans for the campaign were discussed by the chairman.
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Red Cross
Helen Wright
Roll Call Plans Meeting and Luncheon Details
Leslie D. Kline division superintendent of schools announces a captains and group leaders meeting next Thursday at 7 30 in Roll Call Headquarters George Washington Hotel. The Roll Call luncheon will be served November 12 at noon at the First Baptist Church with arrangements by ladies under Mrs Joseph Morrow.
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Leslie D. Kline
Roll Call
George Washington Hotel
First Baptist Church
Memorial Rites At Grace Church
A brief memorial service is announced for Grace Lutheran Church during the 11 o clock hour tomorrow to honor congregation members who died in the past year. The service will be led by Rev. C Worthington Lowe with Rev. Harry P. Dunlap of Union Theological Seminary as guest.
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Grace Lutheran Church
C. Worthington Lowe
Harry P. Dunlap
Union Theological Seminary
New York
R O T C Corps Gettysburg motorcade to Shenandoah Valley
The R O T C Corps of Gettysburg College will be reviewed on Friday. At 2 30 o clock the motorcade forms for the return trip to the Shenandoah Valley. Members will be hosted by the Gettysburg Guides Association and Hotel Gettysburg from 1 30 Thursday until 10 Friday morning, November 6.
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R. O. T. C. Corps of Gettysburg College
Shenandoah Valley
Gettysburg Guides Association
Hotel Gettysburg
Apple Market Shipping Politics for Thursday Report
Shipping details for Thursday cover Winchester Martinsburg and nearby points with carloads under usual terms. Barrel prices list Yorks at 3.40 per bushel baskets Yorks U. 8 No 12% min. 1.10 to 1.20 mostly 1.15. Comb U. 8 No 1 Util 2% min. 1.00 few Staymans 0.8 No 12% min. with small lots U. 8 Util 2% min. 1.10.
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Apple
Winchester
Martinsburg
Yorks
Yorks U
Gipe Divorce Suit Filed in Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester on October 12 1936 Leslie E Gipe sues Mary E Gipe for divorce a vinculo matri monii on desertion grounds. Defendant is nonresident and must appear within ten days of publication with four weekly notices in Winchester Evening Star and a copy posted by November 2 1936. Deputy Clerk Corinne Barnett.
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Corporation Court
City OF
Winchester
Leslie E. Gipe
Mary E. Gipe
Virginia
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Emma Wilgus
Drg. Anderson
Court of Honor
G. H. Heist
Stock Market Report
West Coast
Milwaukee
Wrightstown
Woonsocket
R. L
Josephus Simpson
Peoples’ Party
Congress
A. J. Ing, Jr
Prohibition
Senate
Minnesota
Thomas Schall
Elmer A. Benson
Benson
Guy V. Howard
Minneapolis
William H. Smathers
New Jersey
Young Smathers
Grace Church
Hartzell & van Tol, Inc
Shepherdstown
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