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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

11

Front Royal Residents and Events in a September Update

Front Royal Virginia notices list Louise Norcross visiting relatives in the area and awaiting return, local officials and residents traveling to Richmond, and a New York City wedding of Culpeper native Miss Ivor Kilby to Mr. W. Elli Compton. Also noted are garden club plans, Legion involvement, and several residents visiting friends, with community remarks on schooling, jobs, and church circles.

Front Royal Louise Norcross Centralty New York City Ivor Kilby W. Elli Compton Kilby Culpeper Compton Compton-Kilby Co New York Compton Building

Rocen vs Groves Clash Opens Warren County Circuit Court

In Royal Virginia on September 5 the Warren County Circuit Court, under Judge Philip Williams, convened with S A Rocen vs J W Groves listed on the docket. The opening session moved through preliminary filings as jurists and attorneys prepared for trial.

Int Royal Circuit Court of Warren County Philip Williams S. A. Rocen J. W. Groves

Hold Social Friday at Royal Silk Mill

Workers at the Schwarzen Huber Silk Mill in Royal Virginia plan a Friday evening social on the mill lawn tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Full attendance of employees is urged and the public is invited. The event is organized by the Aid Society of the First Boer Church.

Royal Schwarzen-Huber Silk Mill Aid Society of First Boer Church of

Death of Julian Kendrick Revered Front Royal native

Front Royal Virginia reports the death of Julian W Kendrick 15 of Birmingham Alabama a Front Royal native and engineer by trade He led Birmingham city engineering before retiring and worked as a consultant He is survived by two nephews and two nieces Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from the Kendrick home with Rev H W Shannon and Rev R B Clagett Interment in Prospect Hill cemetery Pallbearers include George Buck David Way Kendrick Philip Ambler Robert Massie J Baldwin Hornsberger and William C Weaver

Julian W. Kendrick Front Royal Birmingham Ala Kendrick Julian Kendric Cocina William J. Kendrick David Way Kendrick Philip Ambler Robert Massie Washington, Va William Kendrick H. W. Shannon Front Royal Presbyterian Church R. B. Clagett Front Royal Methodist Church Prospect Hill Cemetery George Buck J. Baldwin Hornsberger William C. Weaver

Feared Rains Will Do Injury To Peach Crop

Showers today pushed total rainfall in four days to 2.98 inches at Chewsville, heavier than all August. Overcast skies show no clearing and peach picking is disrupted with possible losses. The Potomac River at Williamsport rose gradually, with a four to five foot rise anticipated.

Hagerstown Chewsville Potomac River Williamsport

Police Probe Death Of Middletown Man Robert Johnson

Greensboro Pennsylvania Sept. 5 police investigate the death of Robert Johnson 42 formerly of Middletown Virginia whose burned body was found in a freight car Coroner H A McMurray ruled burns caused the death A self immolation theory was discounted as his clothes were not burned No record of a Middletown resident named Robert Johnson was found in the inquiry

Greensboro Robert Johnson Middletown Frederick County H. A. McMurray

Four Hundred Rescued From Distressed British Ship Whippingham

PORTSMOUTH Eng Sept 5 Four hundred passengers were saved today from the British passenger steamer Whippingham after it signaled distress off the Needles west of the Isle of Wight in the English Channel. Paddle steamers and a British destroyer responded to the call. the 825 ton Whippingham owned by Southern Railway left Portsmouth at 1 30 p m for Bournemouth and anchored off the Needles at 4 30 p m before seeking aid.

Portsmouth Eng Whippingham Needles Isle of Wight English Channel Southern Railway Bournemouth

President Roosevelt orders hurricane relief oversight

Hyde Park, Sept 5. President Roosevelt directed aides to supervise relief in the Florida hurricane area and to investigate why adequate precautions were not taken to protect veterans in work relief camps from the devastating gale. He had already directed the army, navy, and coast guard to render aid.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Florida Stephen T.mel Army Navy Coast Guard

Rivers and Creeks Report Flood Levels in Front Royal Area

Heavy rains have caused the main river to rise four feet by 10 a.m. and continue climbing. Smaller creeks and runs have overflowed banks, flooding adjacent fields. Crooked Run near Route 3 is higher than in years past.

Front Royal Crooked Run

Front Royal All-Stars to meet Culpeper for league title

The Front Royal All-Stars, Shenandoah Valley League runner up, schedule a five game series with Culpeper for the league championship. The first game is in Culpeper tomorrow afternoon, then a return here the following afternoon, with two more games Monday and Tuesday. By league by laws the first and second half winners meet unless one team wins both halves.

Front Royal Front Royal All-Stars Culpeper All-Stars

Noted Virginia Patent Attorney Dies In Frisco

John Henry Miller 81 a renowned patent lawyer died in San Francisco He was from Lynchburg Virginia and long pursued recognition of George Campbell Carson’s patents on a reverberatory furnace for copper mining firms The 20 million dollar patent suit ended in Carson winning Miller is survived by his widow Susie Jones of Memphis Tennessee.

San Francisco John Henry Miller Ng Tynet ‘ Ivesof Lynchburg George Campbell Carson Carson Miller Susie Jones Memphis Tennessee

Several Main Maryland Roads Under Water

State Roads Commission officials reported water over the Philadelphia road threatening to halt traffic within hours. Highway 404 between Queen Anne and Love Point Ma tapeake was blocked, cutting the main link to ferries. exact vehicle counts stranded were unavailable.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Philadelphia Commission Queen Anne Queen Anne's County Love Point Matapeake

Purdue Coach Noble Kizer Appears in New York

Noble Kizer Purdue coach is pictured in New York City after a meeting of Purdue old grads. The note signals fall football ahead with first practice planned for soon.

New York City Noble Kizer Purdue Kizer

Tornado Injures Arrington Family Near Ringgold

In Danville Virginia a tornado cut a narrow path through Ringgold farm country injuring farmer E F Arrington his wife and five year old daughter Doris. The funnel cloud destroyed a cottage, barns and crops along about 200 yards by half a mile. The three suffered limb fractures with the father and daughter having broken arms. Neighbor J B Lindsey carried them to a nearby community hospital for treatment.

Danville Ringgold E. F. Arrington Doris Arringtons

Night of Terror on the Dixie Aboard the Dixie Steamer

Passengers aboard the Morgan liner Dixie endured a night of terror as four inches of water spilled into the salon and hull damage mounted. Crew and officers earned praise for courage and care while lights failed and the vessel fought the sea.

Dixie Miami Daily News Associated Press Coast Guard Carrabasset Morgan Edward B. Bro 1 McAlpin New York Brammell Salon James Ross F. A. Wakeman San Diego Calif Carrabassett I. M. Mabel San Francisco Grisha Goluboff Nobel Harry Burk New Orleans Henry Tregor Plainfield N. J Heinze Lameyer Tregor J. Slevin

Prosecutor In Kentucky Dies In Dynmite Blast

Harlan County Attorney Elmon C. Middleton was killed when dynamite exploded as he started his car in front of his home. The blast, near the center of Kentucky political strife, damaged the vehicle and ejected Middleton onto the sidewalk. Unexploded charges and shotgun shells were found at the wreck. Middleton, GOP, had warned of danger amid Democratic rifts leading up to the Frankfort primary. He leaves a widow and nine month old daughter.

Harlan, Ky Kentucky Harlan County Elmon C. Middleton Middleton Henry H. Senne Ethal Harlan County Grand Jury National Guard Theodore R. Middleton Denhardt United Mine Workers Price Frankfort Ruby Lafoon Harlan Thomas S. Rhea A. B Happy) Chandler

Feathers as Honor Among Plains Indians

A Detroit News writer notes feathers on plains Indians bonnets as honors earned by deeds such as slaying a buffalo or capturing a wounded enemy. The number awarded varied from one to five in some tribes, reflecting status and valor.

Detroit News

War Veteran Recalls Horror of Florida Storm

Joseph M. Lydon, a World War II veteran, described a cabin washing away and being swept to sea near Camp 1 where 400 to 500 people died in the hurricane. He details waves, a reef, and loss of his wife and children, while Walter Wise and Dr. Lasser Alexander also recount hospital and hotel collapses and fatal debris.

Miami Fla Florida Eys Bevses Repulet Joseph M. Lydon Lydon Jooseph Facsau Camp 5 Camp 1 Lasser Alexander

Barbara Bell Pattern Book Offers Fall and Winter Styles

The Barbara Bell Pattern Book showcases practical, becoming designs for all ages. It features well-planned, easy-to-make patterns, including dresses for children, junior sizes, and flattering options for mature figures, plus special occasion patterns.

Barbara Bell Barbara

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