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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

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Nominating Convention Leads in Democratic Seventh District

Early and Robertson each hold 51 pledged votes in the Seventh District race for Congress with 271 total votes and 136 needed for nomination. Counties show Peyton 36, Harris 31, Strode 27, Cather 24, Menefee 22, Tavenner 21, Wray 8. second choices hint at eventual nominee.

N. B. Early Greene County A. Willis Robertson Lexington Game and Inland Fisheries Harrisonburg Early Appomattox Fluvanna Buckingham Ak Robertson Senator Early Major Robertson Green A Willis Robertson Lawrence W. H. Peyton Staunton John T. Harris Aubrey Strode Amherst Russell Cather Frederick M. L. Menefee Luray Franks. Tavenner Woodstock Frank M. Wray Clarke Highland Peyton Robertson Rappahannock Menefee Nelson Strode Warren County Greene Charlottesville Es Peyton Bockingham Dapapoerl Oscas Ee Eee Cather Winchester Scree al Menefee Mewpa Vk Pee Eee Bee Tavenner Shenandoah Co WRAY

Council of 4 H Clubs Convenes in Christ Church

The second 4 H Club Council meeting of the year met at Christ Episcopal Chapel with strong turnout despite heat. Miss Margaret Larrick chaired as plans for 1933 projects were discussed, girls favoring clothing and boys poultry, and county achievement day activities were outlined. A social birthday party followed with cream and cake, leaders’ candles marking two years of service.

Christ Episcopal Chapel Margaret Larrick Fred Whitacre Tressa Dick Nora Newcome Walter Adams W. S Sargent Julia Braithwaite E. R. Smith Hilda Cather Elvira Abshire Frances Adams Ada Glass Baker Edna Cadwallader Carper

Fire Destroys Tenant House On The Wright Farm

A blaze of unknown origin last night destroyed a tenant house on Gilbert Wright’s farm southeast of Brucetown. Weedy Shreck, its resident, suffered the total loss of his household effects, with owner losses around 750 dollars and 150 dollars to Shreck. The fire was found about 11 30 p m as the Shreck family was away, and entry to save belongings was impossible. The family had moved in only last Monday from the Jordan Springs area.

Gilbert Wright Brucetown Weedy Shreck Shreck Shre

Special Music at Open Door Bible Class

Miss Mary Greenway Russell will sing solo at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Open Door Bible Class near 10 30 am. Her mother Mrs. Harry K Russell will accompany on piano. Annual officer election and class members and visitors welcome.

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Mary Greenway Russell Miss Russell Harry K. Russell

New York Mayor Walker Resigns Over Lynching Question

Mayor James J. Walker resigns amid political furor after a 14 month inquiry. He says his case may go to the people, and Aldermanic President Joseph V. McKee becomes acting mayor. Governor Roosevelt ends ouster query in Albany. General election set for November 8 to fill the vacancy.

Associated Press New York Board of Electors James J. Walker Ender Albany N. Y Roosevelt Michael J. Cruise City of Franklin D. Roosevelt Samuel Seabury Hofstadter Legislative Committee Walker Joseph V. McKee Bronx Edwin J. Flynn Alleahy

Kindergarten Reopens September Six

Mrs Miller announces kindergarten back in session starting September 6 with reasonable rates. Contact at 302 South Cameron or phone 1140 for details. Classes run 9 to 2 and 1 to 2 Tuesday.

Wheat B i Sulphide Carbon Gas Kills Weevil

Miller firms promote a new grain treatment using sulphide carbon gas to eradicate weevils in wheat and other stored grain. A large stock is on hand for millers seeking pest control.

Special Services To Start Sunday At White Post

Rev. R. L. Moore announces a series of special services at White Post Methodist Church starting Sunday at 11 AM through next week. He preaches at the opening and Monday night, with no Sunday evening service as he fills the pulpit at Boyce Methodist Church at 8 PM. From Tuesday evening guest sermons begin with ministers from various South region churches.

R. L. Moore White Post Methodist Church South Mr. Moore Boyce Methodist Church, South White Post Church Pantrama Pink Want W. Va C. V. van der Linden Boyce Baptist Church J. W. Seaym Upperville Methodist Church F. B Wyand Strasburg Methodist Church

Prohibition Party Plans Richmond State Convention

The Prohibition Party will hold its state convention at the Hotel Richmond in Richmond on Monday September 5 starting 1130 a m with an afternoon session at 1150 p m Rev R L Alter state chairman Burkeville says the gathering aims to choose dry electors to serve in the November Electoral College from Virginia.

Prohibition Party Richmond R. L. Alter Burkeville Virginia

Revival Continues At Double Churches Near Stephens City

Rev H E Richardson pastor of Doubles Churches reports revival progress as attendance rises. Derrick, a Rescue Mission veteran, assists with services. A 25 member Junior Booster Choir has formed and sings nightly. Meeting continues through the week.

H. E. Richardson Doubles Churches Stephens City Derrick

Democrats Banner Raising Tonight in Middletown

The democratic banner will be raised this evening at 8 o'clock across North Loudoun street with ceremonies. It will stretch from the Farmers & Merchants National Bank building to the Union Bank, with the Middletown Band to attend and several speeches by well known speakers expected.

Loudoun Street Farmers & Merchants National Bank Union Bank Middletown

Lost gold bar pin with initials A L and fraternity insignia

Lost gold bar pin with initials A L on back and fraternity insignia on front. Contact at phone number 91 9 1 1p 2t. Return reward offered.

L. C

Winchester Market Ad Banana and Melon Sale Notice

Special on bananas 15c a dozen or 2 dozen for 25c. Large ripe watermelons 15c and 20c. Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market next to Union Bank. Phone 461. Free delivery.

Winchester Union Bank

Searchers fail to find body in Potomac River

Maryland and District of Columbia authorities failed to locate the body of R. McDonald Finfrock after his drowning while diving from a cruiser deck in the Potomac Wednesday. The search continued with no trace, as theories emerged about a possible shark attack or a fatal undertow. Finfrock, a Frederick County native, is survived by his widow, parents, seven sisters, and two brothers, with many relatives listed.

Maryland District of Columbia R. McDonald Finfrock Potomac River Finfrock Potomac Roy W. Richards Frederick County Jacksonville Fla C. A. Finfrock C. A. Wallingford Ashland J. T. Nuckles Shenandoah Junction W. Va

Winchester Gan Club Labor Day Shoot Planned

The Winchester Gan Club will hold a shoot on Labor Day after noon September 5 at 5 o clock. Clay pigeons will be used and shells will be on sale at the club grounds in Rouss Spring. The general public is invited to participate.

Winchester Gan Club Rouss Spring

Pickers Tickets Office Rush Prompt

Public notices urge readers to order tickets quickly for all styles at Star Office location with a mention of a deadline. Promotional, high urgency language targets customers seeking early purchase before demand peaks.

Star Office

Clarke County Democrats endorse Wray for Congress

Clarke County delegates vote to back Capt. Frank M. Wray for the Democratic nomination with eight county votes held in reserve until presented at the Harrisonburg convention. The mass meeting approved a resolution directing the Clarke delegation to cast its eight votes for Wray while he remains a candidate. The gathering also selected delegates and alternates across four districts and offered condolences on the death of Joseph S. Denny.

Star Berryville Frank M. Wray Clarke County Virginia Department of the American Legion Harrisonburg Congress Wray Capt. Wray Kenneth N. Gilpin Virginia House of Delegates Democratic Committee R. G. Mitchell F. M. Wray Clarke Edward Thoma E. P. Berlin Henry P. Mitchell E. Blackburn Moore Foley Carper Grenway W. A. Bradford Dr. C. O. Dearmont Chamblin Funkhouser Robert Antrim Harold Bowers Ernest Meade R. G. Green Chapel G. H. Burwell Clyde Levi Clay B. Carr K. N. Gilpin Jett Spates Elmer Carpenter Harry K. Benham William Fenton Battletown J. T. L. Jones Eugene Glover E. McC. Williams H. B. Harris Miss Rose MacDonald Clifton Price Longmarsh Ralph Dorsey L. C.hackley John M. Fishpan A. L. Withers Wilbur Gaunt F. H. Pierce Holmes Hardesty George Morgan Joseph S. Denny House of Delegates Capt Denny Joseph F. Moore

Delegates Named by City and County Meetings

Delegates were named by city and county meetings held yesterday. Democrats praise the career of local state senator and direct their delegates to vote for Mr. Cather as long as he is before the convention.

Cather

Local Library Stays Open on Labor Day This Year

Handley Library will be open Monday September 5 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Librarian C Vernon Eddy says Labor Day is not one of the library holidays and the facility is operating on its fall schedule after 10 weeks of 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. hours.

Handley Library C. Vernon Eddy

Last Call for Peaches

Advertisement lists a peaches sale with contact at phone number 672 and the name P. H. Gold, dated 9-2 and 11.

P. H. Gold

Monthly South End Hose meeting urged attendance

The South End Hose company calls a monthly business meeting for Monday night in September urging all members to attend. Secretary notes linoleum shades and draperies are furnished and installed by Moling and Cather.

Moling & Cather

Rouss Fire Co Holds Regular Meeting Tonight

Rouss Fire Company schedules its regular monthly meeting for tonight at eight o'clock. A large attendance is requested. Lee M. Lamp serves as president.

Lee M. Lamp

Winchester Democrats Endorse Cather for Congress

City Convention delegates in Winchester unanimously back State Senator T Russell Cather for the Democratic nomination to Congress from the new Seventh district following Frederick county action. Delegates instructed to vote for him as long as he remains a candidate, with 22 district delegates and half votes for alternates. meeting chaired by Noble C Pierce and R Gray Williams with committees named for resolutions and nominations.

Winchester Frederick County T. Russell Cather Seventh Congressional District Harrisonburg Cather Noble C. Pierce Democratic Executive Committee R. Gray Williams Lawrence C. Hollis

Frederick County Democrats Endorse T Russell Cather for Congress

The Frederick County Democratic Convention endorses T Russell Cather for the Seventh District congressional nomination. Delegates are instructed to cast Frederick County's thirteen votes for Cather at the Harrisonburg district convention on September 5 1932, as long as he remains a candidate.

House of Representatives of the United States Virginia Frederick County Harrisonburg

Rooster Attacks 3-Year-Old Darlen Stolp in Spokane

A Spokane family recalls a life safety rule for their 3 year old as a rooster wounded Darlene Stolp with deep facial and arm lacerations after she poked the bird with a stick when it pecked her while she petted it. The incident follows other local misfortunes and oddities in brief items from several cities.

Spokane,s Darlene Stolp Birdie Darlen

Chicago mounted police join outdoor opera cast in Il Trovatore

A Chicago police mounted corps will perform in Verdi's Il Trovatore as gypsies in Act II and later as troops of the Count of Luna. They previously appeared as Egyptian nobles in Aida, marking their second summer season on stage.

Chicago Count of Suna Aida

Water Bureau Investigated After Tad Pole Appearance

Roxborough housewives reported tad poles and contaminated water at their taps and urged the water bureau to investigate possible causes and sources of the contamination.

Philadelphia Roxborough Water Bureau

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