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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1927

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Winchester Team Fares In Virginia State Shoot

Seven Winchester Gun Club members competed at Farmville Virginia September 5 and 6 with L C Anderson of Winchester winning the all round championship and Fred Tomlin leading high targets. E H Starr took professional honors and L G Richard Roanoke was amateur champion. Roanoke led in the team race after the first hundred targets but Winchester, with seven shooters, fell behind as Roanoke exceeded 20 entrants.

Winchester Gun Club Farmville E H. Starr L. G. Richard Roanoke Mayor Sanford Brown L. C. Anderson Winchester Winchester Boys Fred’ Tomlin EB. H. Starr Tomlin Starr

Charles Parker Dies After Illness in Berryville

Charles Parker died yesterday morning at Memorial Hospital after a brief influenza illness. The 42 year old Berryville blacksmith and native of Frederick County will be laid to rest at his home in Berryville Clarke County. He leaves a widow four children one sister Mrs H W Doggett and three brothers George Parker of Boyce Frederick and Harvey Parker of Leesburg.

Charles Parker Memorial Hospital Berry Frederick County Parker Stephens City J. A. Parker H. W. Doggett George Parker Boyce Frederick Harvey Parker Leesburg Berryville

Diplomas Awarded for Completing Vacation Reading Club

The Vacation Reading Club at Handley Library ended with diplomas given Thursday to 24 elementary students who completed the summer reading program. Recipients include Helen Chauderis Evelyn Creswell James C Davis Margaret DeHaven Ray Gatewood Mollie B Glass Evelyn Jackson Roslind M Kater Margaret V Keller June Martindale Helen Mason Stewart Mowery Melvin Miller Mary Nachman Reba Nachman Jane Parsons Ethel Randall Dorothy Ann Reed Peggy Ritter Emily Rosenberger Jane Rosenberger Lucille Sencindiver Jeanne Sprint Anna F Sutphin Margaret Tull.

Handley Library Helen Chauderis Evelyn Creswell James C. Davis Margaret DeHaven Ray Gatewood Mollie B. Glass Evelyn Jackson Roslind M. Kater Margaret V. Keller June Martindale Helen Mason Stewart Mowery Melvin Miller Mary Nachman Reba Nachman Jané Parsons Ethel Randall Dorothy Ann Reed Peggy Ritter Emily Rosenberger Jane Rosenberger Lucille Sencindiver Jeanne Sprint Anna F. Sutphin Margaret Tull

Fined In Court For Intoxication

Dallis Wilson was fined 35 dollars in the county magistrate court in Winchester for being publicly drunk. He was a bystander in Stephens City when a truck overturned. though pointed out as the driver, he had no involvement in the accident. The motor vehicle charge was changed to intoxication.

Dallis Wilson Winchester Stephens City

Apples Wanted for Bulk Grimes Golden and Heritage Varieties

Grimes Golden De ligious King David Jonathan apples sought in bulk from tree run. Also purchasing packing supplies including igerton baskets. Glayze and Hurst, cash buyers, address 840.

Grimes Golden De*ligious King David Jonathan Tree Run Igerton Glayze & Hurst Gone

Girls Picnic Planned Under September Moonlight

Athletic Association members held a September meeting at the club to plan social events including a moonlight picnic Monday evening at Opequon Lake Park for members and guests. No dance is planned, but dancing will occur with Joe Verzi's orchestra. Members should sign with Dorothy McCann by 10 am Monday and meet at the club room by 7 30 pm. Committee: Mildred Milleson, Margaret Evans, Elsie Matthews.

Mildred Milleson Margaret Evans Elsie Matthews

Special Grand Jury for September Term of Corporation Court

A special grand jury will be summoned for the September term of the Corporation Court to be held Monday September 19. The jury will be composed of residents John O Rea r B F Arthur Jr Frank L Buckley Alsons S Hott William Ramsey Frank Gearing Frank B Crawford and Harry W Ebert.

Corporation Court John O’rear B. F. Arthur, Jr Frank L. Buckley Alsons. Hott William Ramsey Frank Gearing Frank B. Crawford Harry W. Ebert

Suit Postponed in Maryland Truck Crash Case

An order in Frederick County Circuit Court continues the suit brought by J. H. Hildebrand of Pennsylvania against Claude F. Massie for 1350 damages from a May 22 crash on the Martinsburg pike. Hildebrand alleges Massie’s careless driving caused the overturned truck fire destroying the vehicle and injuring a horse.

Frederick County J. H. Hildebrand Pennsylvania Claude F. Massie Hidebrand Massie Martinsburg Pike Hildebrand Pike

Pride of Detroit Lands in Shanghai After 780 Mile Flight

The Pride of Detroit, a round the world monoplane, arrived in Shanghai from Hong Kong at 5 00 p m after a 780 mile flight. It landed at the Chinese nationalist government air drome ten miles outside the international settlement.

Shanghai Pride of Detroit Hong Kong Pride of

Colonial Stage To Feature Bringing Up Father Matinee

Special matinee of Geo McManus musical comedy Bringing Up Father comes to Colonial Theatre next Wednesday afternoon with new book costumes and music. Gus Hill leads the tour across the South with this popular show already touring the United States and Canada. Night seats are reserved at 50 to 75 and 1.10 with matinee 25 cents children and 50 cents adults any seat. Three hundred people were turned away last year, so arrive early.

Geo. McManus Father Maggie Dinty Moore Gus Hill South United States Canada Colonial Theatre Colonial

Mrs Miller's School Seeks Early Start for Tiny Tot Classes

Local notice announces session beginning September for Mrs Miller's School for tiny tots at 111 VW Monmouth St. Kindergarten and primary grades offered with a focus on early education.

Legion Endorses Byrd Gas Price Move In Virginia

At a weekly luncheon Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion of this city unanimously voted to send Governor Byrd a telegram commending his action to reduce gasoline prices in Virginia. The post also announced that September 12 officers will be installed and future activities outlined.

Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Byrd Virginia the Legion

Mrs Susan L Conrad Critically Ill at Home

Mrs Susan L Conrad widow of Dr Daniel B Conrad is critically ill at her West Bosca wen sleet home. Her children Daniel B Conrad and Mrs Bessie Conrad are present, with others including Mrs H H Little of Norfolk Virginia Mrs A C Carson Riverton Va and W Davis Conrad of New York City.

Susan L. Conrad Daniel B. Conrad West Boscawen Bessie Conrad H. H. Little Norfolk Rs. A. C. Carson Riverton W. Davis Conrad New York City

Local Couple Obtains License for Winchester Pair

A marriage license was issued in the Corporation clerk's office today to W. Jacob Hottel and Miss Virginia Lee Lamp, both of Winchester. The groom is a Woodstock native and a weaver at a local woolen mill. the bride is a native of Albin and daughter of James Lamp, residing in Winchester.

Corporation Clerk’s W. Jacob Hottel Virginia Lee Lamp Winchester Woodstock Charles I. Hottel Albin James Lamp

Levine May Abort Westward Flight Over Weather

Charles A. Levine said weather conditions must improve by Monday or he will abandon his planned westward trans Atlantic flight to the United States. He and Captain Walter Hinchcliffe then plan to try an eastward attempt early next week to break the world endurance and long distance record.

Associated Press London Charles A. Levine United States Walter Hinchcliffe

Steps To Stop Long Flights Over Water

Washington report recommends measures to prevent long distance flights over water by land planes. Lieut. Ben H. Wyatt, member of the inspection committee for the Dole flight planes before their take-off from San Francisco, outlines the steps.

Associated Press Washington Navy Department Ben H. Wyatt San Francisco

Temperance Head Recants Criticism of Mellon Appointments

Dr. Clarence True Wilson, head of the Methodist temperance board, withdrew his harsh remarks about Secretary Mellon after praising the selection of Lowman as assistant secretary and Doran as prohibition commissioner. He spoke at a Spokane church conference praising the cabinet picks as fitting to enforce the eighteenth amendment.

Associated Press Spokane Wash Clarence True Wilson Board of Temperance, Prohibition Methodist Church Mellon Prohibition Enforcement Department Melon United States

Mrs Wesley Shoanaker Visits Local Family Friends

Mrs Wesley Shoanaker of Washington DC visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ld Spaid at their East Piccadine street home. She will stay with friends in town before returning to her home.

Wesley Shoanaker Washington, D. C Ld Spaid East Piccadi

Byrd faulted gas prices as too high in Virginia

Virginia Governor Byrd opened a statewide conference with 20 of 30 gasoline importers, accusing Standard Oil of New Jersey of price fixing and market control. He asked President Coolidge to direct the FTC to report on monopolistic practices while noting Virginians pay about 19 to 23 1/2 cents per gallon. The governor planned to seek justice without government overreach and asked other states for price data.

Richmond Byrd South Atlantic Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Calvin Coolidge Federal Trade Commission BEC Coolidge State Corporation Commission Virginia Georgia Wisconsin Oklahoma Maine Indiana Maryland Kansas Michigan Ohio

Boys Caught Stealing Gas From Truck on Fairfax Lane

Policeman Ford says he caught Charles Greenawalt Roger Ritter and Theodore Anderson three boys in the act of removing gasoline from a Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company truck left on Fairfax lane last night. They had a rubber hose and a five gallon can with significant fuel drawn. Due to their age they will be tried in the Juvenile Court.

Ford Charles Greenawalt Roger Ritter Theodore Anderson Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company Fairfax Lane

Applications Sought for Frederick County Home Superintendent

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors seeks applicants to replace resigning superintendent John M. Massey. Submit all applications to County Clerk C. C. Brannon by Sept 17 at 10 a.m. Chairman Wf. B. Kline announces.

Frederick County John M. Massey C. C. Brannon Board of Supervisors Frederick

Mrs Chrismore Seeks Absolute Divorce From Husband

Mrs Myrtle Chrismore files suit in the Corporation Court for an absolute divorce from G Leon Chrismore on non support and desertion. She alleges marriage occurred September 18 1921 with a child Erle five, and that since February 1924 he deserted them while earning 1800 yearly, seeking alimony and counsel fees.

Corporation Court Myrtle T. Chrismore G. Leon Chrismore Chrismore Myrtle ‘Triplett Erle Harrisburg Erle Chris

Chub Mowery's Dogs Take Prizes at Purcellville Show

Co B Mowery of Winchester won second and third premiums in the bench show at Purcellville Virginia tied to Lou doun County Fair and Horse Show for setters. The event drew many entries from Winchester with Deputy City Sergeant C Lee Barr among judges.

Co. B. Mowery Winchester Purcellville Loudoun County Virginia C. Lee Barr

Two Found Guilty Four Freed In Illegal Liquor Case

Ward Parson was found guilty in police court and fined 68 dollars with one month in jail. Perry Parson received 68 dollars and three months in jail as a second offender. George Turner and Harry Bowers were dismissed for lack of evidence. Harold Adams and James Hutzler, youths under 18, were placed in juvenile court.

Ward Parson Perry Parson George Turner Harry Bowers Parson Brothers Harold Adams James Hutzler

Clearspring Explosion Baffles Authorities

In Clearspring, Maryland authorities are baffled by an explosion about 12 15 this morning in the street in front of Mrs Mary Provard s home. The door was blown in glass broke and Mrs Provard and her children upstairs were startled by the concussion. The pavement was damaged. A nearby mailbox blast three weeks earlier near Daniel Mills was blamed on dynamite with damage to a building. There is no explanation.

Associated Press Hagerstown Mary Provard Clearspring Daniel Mills

Globe trotter Miss Betty Simpson tours Winchester stopover

International globe traveler Miss Betty Simpson spent a night in Winchester before resuming her journey westward toward Ada Oklahoma and then Brownsville Texas. She travels by ride and auto, sells her photographs, and has a scrapbook of clippings from across the world.

Betty Simpson Winchester Ada Oklahoma Brownsville Texas Miss Simpson Germany United States

Ball Pitcher Fractures Arm In Fairmont Game

Edward Stagg, an amateur pitcher from Fairmont West Virginia, threw with great force in a game yesterday causing a fracture to his right arm just above the elbow. A stiffening of the arm during delivery contributed to the break.

Associated Press Fairmont Edward Stagg H ‘Stin

Legionnaires Attention Meeting Notice

Robt Y Conrad Post 21 calls a Monday night 8 o'clock meeting in the Legion building with free smokes and drinks. Commander A J Novick signs the notice.

Legionnaires Robt Y. Conrad Legion Building A. J. Novick

Funeral for Harry B. Colborn Father of Mrs. Reardon

Harry B. Colborn, age 60 and Frostburg businessman, died after a brief illness in Frostburg Maryland. He was treasurer of the R D Johnson Milling Co Cumberland and manager of the Maryland Shoe Co. He leaves a widow Diana Thomas two daughters Mrs James P Beardon and Mrs J Frank Richmond and a son A Jack Colborn. Funeral services were held with family in attendance including Mrs Reardon and James P Reardon Jr.

Harry B. Colborn James .P. Reardon Winchester Frostburg Reardon James P. Reardon Colborn Somerset R. D. Johnson Milling Company Cumberland Maryland Shoe Company Citizens’ National Bank Presbyterian Church Masonic Fraternity Royal Arcanum Diana Thomas A. Jack Colborn Fairmont W. Va James P. Bearnon J. Frank Richmond Fort. Leavenworth Kansas

Divorce Petition Seeks Winchester Court Relief

Mrs Lucy Boles asks the Corporation Court for absolute divorce from John Boles whom she wed in Shippensburg Pennsylvania on March 5 1910. They lived in Winchester from 1915 until August 1 1923 when he deserted without cause and has not supported her since. She has not heard from him and does not know his whereabouts. Mrs Boles has resided in Winchester since 1915.

Lucy Boles Corporation Court John Boles Shippensburg Namilé Lucy Morrison Boles Winchester

American Naval Attache Dies in Berlin

Berlin report says Capt. Austin Kautz aged 53 the American naval attaché in Berlin died today after an abdominal operation. His death follows a period of illness and leaves the U.S. mission in Berlin briefly short handed.

Associated Press Berlin Austin Kautz

Refuses Aid For Flood Sufferers

Washington officials report Comptroller General McCarl refused to authorize the War Department to use $2,000,000 from the 1927 unexpended river and harbor appropriation for Mississippi flood work. The decision blocks funding pending further action.

Associated Press Washington McCarl War Department Mississippi

Royal Windsor Ocean Flight Abandoned Mid Journey

Windsor Ontario reports the Royal Windsor to England flight abandoned. Pilot C A Schill and co pilot Phil Wood planned to return to Harbor Grace Newfoundland. The flyer telegraphed readiness to join new York to Spokane race starting September 21 if summoned.

Associated Press Windsor Ont Royal Windsor England C. A Duke Schill Harbor Grace N. F Phil Wood Schille Schiller Sir John Carling I‘m New York Spokane

Used picking sacks for sale at orchards

For sale used picking sacks in good condition. Reasonable prices. Apply at Green Orchard or Berryville Orchard. H. F. Byrd. WANTED waitresses for Betsy Ross with good wages and steady work.

Green Orchard Berryville Orchard H. F. Byrd Betsy Ross

Virginia Aerial Photo Contract Aims to Showcase State

William F. Carson announces Henry C. Robinson of Front Royal won a state contract to capture Virginia from the air. The project uses a K-5 mapping camera and Waco plane to photograph 1500 miles and about 300 sections, highlighting history, industry, and scenic wonders for tourism and national interest.

Richmond William EF. Carson Henry C. Robinson Front Royal Virginia Carson Robinson United States Navy England France Italy Mediterranean Lowell Harding Potoma Hoover Field South Washington D. C Harding Hoover Andria Old Dominion State Reservation and Development Commission

Joe Verzi and Orchestra Empire Two Shows Tonight

Empire Theatre patrons enjoy two concerts by Joe Verzi and his orchestra tonight at 8 and 9 30 p m no price increase promised. The group performs news and short subjects with no delay and will play continuously for the two five minute periods. A third show follows at 6 30 8 00 and 9 30 with short subjects and ends at 10 00 as usual.

Empire Theatre Joe Verzi

Pearl Evans Seeks Divorce in Winches ter Corporation Court

Mrs. Pearl Evans has filed suit in Winchester Corporation Court for divorce from her husband Lee Evans. No bill has been filed yet, so grounds are not stated. Weather next week shows fair days early in the week then cooler midweek with above normal temperatures later. Mr and Mrs George Patton hosted a birthday party for their son Linwood on Amherst Street with about twenty five guests and games followed by refreshments.

Mrs. Pearl Evans Corporation Court of Winchester Lee Evans George Patton Amherst Street Mr. Linwood Patton

Crop of apples for sale near Shepherdstown West Virginia

2500 bushels Delicious and 2500 bushels Stayman apples hang on trees and ready for packing. Seller J. L. Hanger located 4 miles west of Shepherdstown at Bellmyers Mill. Prices and exact terms to be discussed with the seller.

J. L. Hanger Shepherdatown W. Va Bellmyers Mill

Bugs and Draperie Cleaned to Your Situation

Winchester Steam Laundry advertises various cleaning services and fabrics with a focus on prices and prompt service. The notice lists a phone number for customers to contact and suggests reliable garment care options.

Winchester Steam

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Anderson Dr. Richard S. T. Day R. G. Pletcher Dr. Sherrick A. M. Shepard C. B. Stickley W. F. Pingley A. Seabright W.F. Anderson QR. T Seabright Jones Hillidge R. H. MacIntosh Bristol Princess Xenia Ireland Philadelphia Detroit The Susan Conrad Levine Temperance President Coolidge Trade Commission Wf. B. Kline Chub Mowery Globe Trotter Central Park N. Y International Mewareel J. P. Reardon Carter Wormeley Orchestra Empire Atelantic
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