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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

5

Bankers Group Committee to Finalize Armistice Day Meeting

Virginia Bankers Association Group Three officers and advisory committee meet in Harrisonburg at the Kavanaugh Hotel to finalize plans for the Armistice Day annual group meeting in Luray at the Mimsyln Hotel. Members include Charles C. Louderback and bankers from Harrisonburg Staunton and more.

Charles C. Louderback Farmers and Merchants National Bank Stanley Virginia Bankers Association Harrisonburg Kavanaugh Hotel Luray Mimsyln Hotel Louderback William H. Byrd First National Bank Wayt B. Timberlake Augusta National Bank Staunton P. W. Anderson Marshall National Bank and Trust Company Marshall H. H. Cooley Round Hill National Bank Round Hill 8. H. Smith State Bank of Madison T. E. Sebrell The Clarendon Trust Company R. E. Cox Monterey Frank 8. Driver Augusta-Rockingham Bank Weyers Cave Virginia Woodstock Mimsyln

Maryland Area Hit Hard by Gale Backwash

Flooded streams breached banks across St. Marys and Talbot counties as rain halted Eastern Shore bus service and downed lines. Two families, eight and four members, trapped near Leonardstown were rescued after road crews reached the area.

St. Mary’s Maryland Talbot County Wye River Salisbury Ocean City Queen Anne’s County Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Bay Crisfield State Road Great Mills St. Mary’s County Leonardstown Indian Bridge Road C. H. Selzer Irving Marian Selzer Leonard Combs Annapolis Berlin

Old Copper Nose nickname and beard tax in coins

The piece notes Henry VIII earned the name Old Copper Nose for debasing coins so silver wore off revealing copper. It also mentions Peter the Great taxing beards and creating a coin known as beard-money.

Henry VIII Peter the Great Russia

Roosevelt Stresses Broad Tax Base and Recovery Path

The president defends the new tax program as broad and just aiming to aid the economy, noting consumers taxes hit the poor more than the rich. He credits banking, farming, homes, and public works for improved conditions and links recovery to reform, insisting actions align with three years of policy.

Howard Congress Mr. Roosevelt

Carol Ann Wallace Beery Debuts in China Seas

Four year old Carol Ann Wallace Beery makes her screen debut beside her father in China Seas a Metro Goldwyn Mayer feature opening at the Capitol Theatre. The film stars Clark Gable Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery with Carol Ann portraying a typhoon wreck survivor rescued by Gable. Beery plans to foster her acting career.

Wallace Beery Carol Ann China Seas Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Capitol Theatre Clark Gable Jean Harlow Berry Asia Gable Beery

Will Rogers at the Palace in Steamboat Round the Bend screenings

Will Rogers film Steamboat Round the Bend plays the Palace in three late shows tonight due to crowds. Rex King of the Wild Horses Rin Tin Tin Jr. Law of the Wild also shown. Saturday features Bill Cody Ken Maynard double western program Frontier Days Mystery Mountain with Krazy Kat Kartoon and The Three Stooges Horse Collars.

Will’ Rogers the Palace Will Rogers Rex King of 3 Stooges

Plans Progress for State League Meeting in Fredericksburg

The forthcoming convention of the League of Virginia Municipalities in Fredericksburg on September 25 26 is shaping up for record attendance. E M Shull and Morton L Wellerstein report extensive preparations city hosts delegates and guests with an annual banquet headlined by a national governmental official. Topics include tax limitation laws relief old age pensions and pollution. Mayor C R Anderson hopes many council members and city officials attend to gain information and ideas from the discussions.

League of Virginia Fredericksburg E. M. Shull Covington League Morton L. Wellerstein C. R. Anderson

Reynolds Store Notes

Reynolds Store notes recap Sunday visits and family travel across West Virginia and nearby Maryland. Elmer Bageant and three daughters hosted by Elmer Holliday. Shenk and Williams guests rode from Winchester. multiple households visited Gainesboro and Cumberland. Austin Leath in critical condition after carbide plant accident in Bloomery.

Dorsey Strother Winchester J. L. Shanholtz Royal Hottle Martinsburg W. Va Susan B. Lewis Raymond Lloyd Washington, D. C C. W. Moore Oscar Luttrell Joseph Largent Good Ira Bageant Baltimore Henry Bageant Cumberland Jackson Bageant Berkeley Springs Norman Bageant Charles Holliday Harry Holliday A T Oe Brown Lawrence Daily Hayfield E. B. Brannon Lynn Smith Dellee Adams Gainesboro Earl Farmer Carl Nelson Carror Tool Pittsburgh A. T. Adams Dellee Wayne Carter Stephens Ty Carter State Highway Department E. N. Luttrell Offutt Eugene Borden Strasburg Borden Luttrell Peacemaker Dustin Fearnow Ed Stine Austin Leath Bloomery Winchester Memorial Hospital

District Nurse Association Reports August Patient Visits

The District Nurse Association held its August meeting at its office near the Court House with Mrs. H. D. Puller presiding. Miss Mary Pearson and Miss Evelyn C. Dean reported 435 visits across prenatal postnatal infant preschool school tuberculosis and adult cases.

District Nurse Association Court House H. D. Puller Martin Wisecarver Mary Pearson Evelyn C. Dean

Rest Brevities headlines from Rest, Virginia society

Mrs C E Ridgeway and relatives return from a Ohio motor trip. Miss Esther Ridgeway visits relatives in Rest. Helen Kiger of Washington spends vacation with her parents. Charles Gordon Lucille Gordon and guest Mrs Jones visit Pennsylvania. Local entertaining includes Mrs F O Moulden and Mr Mrs H B Sell hosting Yates family and Dr Paul Yates.

Rest C. E. Ridgeway Esther Ridgeway V. P. Ridgeway Annie Crim Ohio Helen Kiger Washington, D. C Frank Kiger Charles Gordon Lucille Gordon Jones Washington Pennsylvania F. O. Moulden H. B. Sell Gertrude Yates Jean Porter Alexandria Paul Yates Columbus Harry Stipe John Gaines A. S. Bowers California United States Navy West Coast E. W. Smallwood Kenneth Martinsburg Holmes Snapp Paul Ridgeway Morgantown W. Va Hagerstown Maryland Penal Farm City Park Thomas Neal Little Charles Town Neal Lucille Stevens Charlottesville William Stevens George Clark Roy Ashton White Hall W. J. Flowers Business College Winchester

Lancelet Used as Food in China

The lancelet, a small transparent marine animal, is described as a food source in China. The article notes its use as a edible item in local cuisine and mentions its marine habitat.

China

Liverpool Sees Strong Demand For U S Apples In Market

British market reports on September 4 show upward price trends for American deciduous fruit. Liverpool buyers prefer U S apples and pears with California Gravensteins and Maiden Blush listed among top prices as imports rise to offset a still large local supply.

London Fruit Specialist The Foreign Agricultural Service Liverpool Glasgow California Washington Virginia New Jersey Massachusetts U. S United Kingdom North America

Traps A Large Garden Spider

Earl Neal of 513 Highland avenue brought a large spider to The Evening Star office. The specimen has long legs an oblong body black with two broad yellow stripes and two narrow yellow stripes on the back. Two feelers protrude nearly a quarter inch. The spider is in a glass bottle. Earl suspects a black widow but notes it lacks its key traits and will seek expert classification.

Earl Neal Highland Avenue Evening Star Earl

Lieutenant Hollis Wins Regiment Rifle Championship

Information from Richmond reports Lieutenant Lawrence C. Hollis of Headquarters Company 116th Regiment National Guard as the officers champion with a 242 score. Sergeant Robert T. Hering, Company C, tallied 237 for the enlisted men. The match occurred partly on the home range and partly at Virginia Beach.

Richmond Lawrence C. Hollis 116Th Regiment of National Guard Robert T. Hering Hollis War Department National Guard Virginia Beach

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