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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1931

Page

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Virginia Growers urged to avoid unclassified apple pack

The Virginia State Horticultural Society calls on all members to grade apples and drop unclassified packs amid a large crop. States from New York to West Virginia back the move, aiming to protect market value for U.S. Fancy to U.S. Utility grades and improve Virginia apple reputation.

W. 5. Ield Virginia State Eee Society Virginia State Horticultural Society U. S U.S Harry F. Byrd New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Indiana Missouri Iowa West Virginia Virginia

Damsons for Sale at 435 Fairmont Avenues

For sale notice lists Damsons at 435 Fairmont Avenues with contact phone 128-W and a trade time window from 9 to 1 and 3 to 7.

Fairmont Avenues

Kiwanis Luncheon Features Crusade Union Boys Singers

Mayor F A Shryock led a Winchester Kiwanis luncheon program highlighted by the Crusade Union Boy Singers from Newark New Jersey who entertained with concert music and vocal selections. Claude D Nelson and James T Hardwick discussed the Y M C A work across ten southeastern states.

Young Men’s Christian Association Southeastern United States F. A. Shryock Winchester Kiwanis“Club R. McC. Glass Crusade Union Boy Singers H. E. K. Whitney Newark N. J Claude D. Nelson James T. Hardwick Virginia Polytechnic Institute Crusade Boys Whitney Spokane Wash Crusade Nelson and Hardwick Shryock Winchester Kiwanis America

Burglar Receives Suspended Sentence In Winchester

Gus Barakos faces six months in jail for a Star Restaurant burglary but Judge Donald L. Weems suspends the term on condition of good behavior and Barakos leaving Winchester and not returning.

Gus Barakos Star Donald L. Weems Barakos Winchester

Labor Day Closing Notice for Local Groceries

The following grocery stores and meat markets will close all day Monday September 7 in observance of Labor Day. Customers should shop Saturday for the two day holiday. Fairplay Store Davis Grocery Pure Food Store J F Kremer and Bro Jones Bros Meat Market City Meat Market C W Ramsburg Riley and Son Frank Browns Meat Market Grayson Grocery Sanitary Cash Grocery Store L D Ritter.

Fairplay Davis Grocery Pure Food J. F. Kremer and Bro Jones Bros City Meat C. W. Ramsburg Riley and Son Frank Browns Grayson Grocery Sanitary Cash L. D. Ritter

Public Sale of Bank and Woolen Company Stock

Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall offer valuable stock for sale in front of the County Court House on Saturday September 5 at 12 Noon. 20 shares Farmers and Merchants Bank stock and 14 shares Winchester Woolen Company stock. Terms cash.

County Court House Farmers and Merchants Bank Winchester Woolen Company Dunn & Duvall

Kindergarten opens September ninth for Mrs Jacks Engles class

Enrollment now being accepted for Mrs Jack Engle’s kindergarten opening September nine. For information call 812.

Jack Engle

Advertisers and Subscribers Advised of Monday Closure

The Star will not be published on Monday September 7 due to a national holiday. The Evening Star issues a notice to advertisers and subscribers about the one day interruption.

Roy Galladay Arrested in North Carolina on Fraud Charge

Sheriff Pannett captures Roy Galladay in Hendersonville North Carolina as a wanted man for defrauding State Highway Department workers. Galladay allegedly cashed wages owed to employees on the Valley Pike while promising to forward funds, then fled with the money. He is to be returned to Middlesex County for trial.

Food and Drug Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture W. S. Campfield Pannett Hendersonville N. C Roy Golladay Middletown Virginia Galladay State Highway Department Valley Pike Stephens City Eeed Valley Lirerate Highway Departments Highway Department Golladay North Carolina

Winchester County Fair entries pour in as gates near

The Winchester fair plans run includes entry days at Baker's drug store and the fair grounds office for the four day event. Mrs. Arthur Fansler leads the entry desk with assistants. tickets 75 cents for all four days. Troop E United States Cavalry camps on grounds. visitors may inspect Sunday. Apple show prizes include 15 sterling goblets from local sponsors.

Baker’s Drug Store Winchester Arthur Fansler Baker Apple Winchester Cold Storages Troop E United States Cavalry

Ink and engraving offered by Hodgson and Brown Jewelers

Special to school students. A bottle of ink and engraving of your name on pens and pencils are offered by Hodgson and Brown Jewelers with prices from $1.00. The ad notes location and contact as (9-3-1p-11).

Hodgson & Brown Jewelers

Virginia shows sharp rise in criminal administration costs

A public report by state comptroller E. R. Combs reveals Virginia’s local criminal administration costs climbed from 1925 to 1931, with total increases of 51 percent city and county combined. Staunton led city increases at 105 percent, while Prince William Fairfax Arlington area posted the only 22 percent decrease among circuits.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia E. R. Combs Frederick, Clarke, Warren Shenandoah Highland Rockbridge Augusta Rcent Rockingham Page Staunton P. C Suffolk Clifton Forge Fredericksburg Alexandria Newport News Bristol Danville Lynchburg Norfolk Roanoke Bath Alleghany Prince William Fairfax Arlington Craig and Botetourt Pulaski Carroll, Wythe Grayson Halifax, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg Charles City King and Queen Bland Clarke Giles Wythe New Ent Stafford Rappahannock Lunenburg Floyd Goochland Loudoun Louisa Mathews Patrick Spottsylvania Surry York

Banks to Open Saturday Nights in Winchester

Banks in Winchester will operate Saturdays from seven to nine o'clock starting this coming Saturday. The arrangement will continue through the apple season and until Christmas. Officials named include Wm. G. Hardy of Shenandoah Valley National Bank J. H. Yost Farmers and Merchants Nat Bank and Trust Co John I. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank and Geo. B. Bushnell Union Bank.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley National Bank Wm. G. Hardy Farmers and Merchants NAT. Bank and Trust Company J. H. Yost Commercial and Savings. Bank John I. Sloat Union Bank Geo. B. Bushnell

Winchester Cold Storage Notice of Receipt and Refrigeration

Our rooms are now under refrigeration and we are prepared to receive apples. Winchester Cold Storage Co. indicates readiness and capacity for storage and handling of apples.

Winchester Cold Storage Co

Night of car thefts and jail escape rattles Winchester

Police reported two cars stolen from downtown Winchester between 7 and 9 pm with one recovered on South Kennt street. An inmate, J G Williams, escaped by scaling the jail wall while another prisoner, Franklin Hawkins, was captured on Highland avenue. A northwest city grocery, Harry Potts on Fairmont avenue, was burglarized with cigarettes, tobacco, cigars, gum, bacon, chipped beef, a rain coat and lard taken along with about 100 pennies from the cash drawer.

Winchester Rock Quarry Salome Crisman Rouss Avenue C. F. Boone Frederick Plaza Boyd Dove Kennt Street Harrisonburg Martinsburg W. Va Nolice J. G. Williams North Carolina East Cecil Street Pannett Sheriff Pannett Tom Boyd

Banquet for Virginia and Cumberland Valley Firemen Officials

More than thirty organizing members attended the Tokus Inn banquet for the joint Virginia State and Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Associations. Mayor F Amos Shryock acted as toastmaster with brief remarks by Andrew Bell G Reginald Haines C Lee Barr Buhl Fred Goss W E Huntsberry Fred W Forney and Sgt H T Smith. A song The Old Time Jail was performed by Forney. Tokus Inn served a highly enjoyed banquet.

Virginia State Cumberland Valley Fred W. Forney Virginia State Firemen’s Association H. T. Smith Tokus

Guard wall rising at scenic curve near Berryville

A twenty four inch limestone wall is under construction on the scenic curve six miles east of Berryville on Route 54 to prevent crashes from a 300 foot embankment. The project follows a fatal August accident in which Rev. Mr. McGee and Mrs. McGee died and Edward Pitman and his wife were injured.

Berryville Winchester Washington Virginia Highway Department Shenandoah River Mr. McGee Winchester Memorial Hospital Pitman

Mrs Elting Reaches Second Round in Virginia Golf Meet

Mrs Stewart O Elting from Winchester advances to the second round of the Virginia women's state golf tournament at Charlottesville. She defeats Mrs Reynolds McClure in two extra holes after a 1 up win on the twentieth green.

Reynolds McClure Stewart O. Elting Charlottesville Winchester Elting al York Farmington Michie Kersten Richmond Barham Jones Quesenberry Jones Belthis Hermitage Club Haden Lyttleton Waddell Waddell Basil Coale

Good News Good News From Winchester Optimism Grows in Valley

A Winchester column highlights improved farm stability with diversified crops and canning drive, projecting no winter food shortages except in drought-hit areas. It notes railroad accident casualties fell due to safety efforts and weaker demand. It cites rising schooling prospects and a call for farmer and worker unity for economic control, per Governor Pinchot.

J. A. Evans Office of Cooperative Extension Work Department of Agriculture Evans

Concert By Winchester Band Friday Night on Court House Lawn

The Winchester Concert Band will give an open air concert at 8 o clock tomorrow evening on the Court House lawn. The program includes Billboards Bazaar Chenette Overture Princess of India King June Twilight Wei gand Fantasia Superba Dalby La Golindrina Serradella selections from Robin Hood DeKoven March Fort Ethan Allen Skaggs. Admission is free.

King DeKoven Winchester Court House Lawn Overture Twilight Weigand Fantasia Superba Dalby Robin Hood

School frocks in prints and broadcloth

Margaret L. Hodgson advertises school frocks in prints and broadcloth fabrics priced at $1.00 and $1.95, highlighting affordable dresses for students.

Margaret L. Hodgson

RGUSS Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice

RGUSS Fire Co. calls a regular meeting Friday night September 4 at 8 o'clock. All members urged to be present. Smoker Lee M., President.

Lee M

Pilcher reports City building activity and water works progress

City Manager Pilcher presents eight month 1931 report showing 177 350 building permits and 60 184 000 gallons of water pumped in August. Main on East Cork Street completed. 2 inch main Parkway lowered. Handley School space opened. 8 laterals installed 26 meters meters repaired. sewer work and disposal basins improved. No street work this month. quarry operation continues for road project on the Pike.

Selanne Ger P. Pilcher Pilcher Cork Street Main Parkway Lareaks Handley School Handley Farm Ie Pike

Local Banks To Resume Saturday Evening Openings

Four Winchester banks will reopen Saturday evening hours from 7 to 9 o clock starting this week and continuing until Christmas. The two hour schedule is aimed at helping apple growers and employers who cannot cash checks Saturday afternoon. Winchester banks are among the few in Virginia to stay open on Saturday nights, aside from an industrial bank in Richmond.

Winchester Virginia Richmond

Flower Mission of Local W C T U Reports Charity Efforts

The flower mission department reports a year of aid to the ill and bereaved with meals delicacies bouquets fruit jars fruit packs produce milk and cream groceries and coal. Cash and medical support totaled $531.55 for September 1930 to August 1931.

Flower Mission Department Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Flower Mission Thomas S. Hancher

Dr BB Dutton Moves Office to 212 West Street

A brief notice states that Dr BB Dutton relocated his practice to 212 West Street. The message includes a date code 8-31. and confirms the new office address.

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Mr. Campfield OF Kiwanis Club The Evening Star County Fair United States Cavalry Troop Comptroller Frederick County Shenandoah Valley Bureau of Statistics Interstate “Commerce Commissio Office of Ounced Office of Facts Tod Gifford Pinchot Sedalia Missouri Farmers Association Congress Rguss Fire CO Pilgher W.C.T.U
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