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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1931

Page

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Inland storm adds to Caribbean hurricane toll

Belize and British Honduras report continuing devastation from last week’s hurricane. Navy relief efforts count 350 wounded and up to 500 dead, with fears the toll could double. Residents flee amid water shortage and disease risk as a second tropical disturbance threatens the region.

Associated Press Belize Honduras T. L. Morrow United States Navy Managua Havana Morrow Navy United States British Honduras Didier Masson Pan-American Airways Miami Fla Caribbean Sea Payo Obispo Quintana Roo Mexico Yucatan Washington Weather Bureau

The Boy Scouts and Hoover Quote on Americanization

A fragment recalls Herbert Hoover praising Boy Scouts as a form of Americanization that generates true Americans, reflecting early 20th century viewpoints on civic groups and national identity.

Sheriff Pannett Handles Stephens City Fracas Call

Sheriff Luther Pannett was summoned by phone to Stephens City with a doctor as a precaution amid a family fracas. The Star learned residents saw no major incident and speculated someone might be injured, while the sheriff headed to Shenandoah County events via Woodstock and Stephens City.

Luther Pannett Stephens City Frederick Star Pannett Winchester Woodstock Shenandoah

Mixed Claim Pay By Germany Put Off For a Year

The United States agrees to a one year suspension of Germany payment of 9 million dollars under the mixed claim commission award. The U S will meanwhile pay Germany 18 million in commission awards. Funds go to German shipping firms.

Germany Associated Press Washington United States America Hoover State Department

Old Cruiser To Be Target Of Air Guns

The Pittsburgh, a former second line cruiser, anchored at Norfolk navy yard, will be towed to Tangier Sound in the Chesapeake Bay for bombing tests by naval aircraft later this month. Tests aim to measure ordnance efficiency with no public demonstration or sinking attempts.

Associated Press Washington Pittsburgh Norfolk Navy Yard Chesapeake Bay Tangier Sound Navy Department

Official Count Lowers Record of Lieut Stainforth

CALSHOT England September 14 British aviators announced that official figures for Lieut G H Stainforth's world speed record attack dropped from 386.1 to 379.05 miles per hour due to stopwatch timing. The reduced figure still set a new world speed record. After two consecutive wins Great Britain gained permanent possession as French and Italian entries withdrew at the last moment.

Associated Press Calshot Eng G. H. Stainforth Great Britain

Newsboys Band Fails to Arrive for Winchester Concert

Three thousand people gathered on the county courthouse lawn to hear the Orlando based Reporter Star Newsboys Band. The Florida group did not appear, leaving Secretary Andrew Bell to apologize and arrange a rescheduled performance by Prof McKIlwee of the Winchester Concert Band.

Reporter-Star Orlando Florida Winchester Andrew Bell Winchester Chamber of Commerce Bell Chamber of Commerce Band Florida Boys Evening Star Star A ter-Star Fla Courthouse Star Force McKilwee

Death of Miss Mollie Kremer in Winchester

Miss Mollie Kremer died peacefully at 5 45 PM yesterday at her sister Mrs O H Cornwell's home on Peyton Street in Winchester after a long illness. Born January 8 1865 she lived in Winchester all her life and for 38 years was a leading milliner in the area. She leaves three brothers and two sisters and the funeral is planned from 125 Peyton Street tomorrow at 4 30 PM with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Mary Virginia Kremer O. H. Cornwell Peyton Street Miss Kremer John C. and Henrietta Potts Kremer Winchester Cornwell Grace Lutheran Church L. A. Thomas Mount Hebron Cemetery Messrs Clarke M. Smith George Baetjer George H. Heist R. Frank Barr E. Blair Sheetz Merton W. Kremer

Omps Elected Chairman of Frederick County Democrats

The Frederick County Democratic Executive Committee reorganized with Richard L. Omps chosen as chairman. Julian W. Baker elected secretary treasurer and Burr P. Harrison named campaign manager. The meeting at the County Courthouse was opened by temporary chair Harry L. McCann and adjourned after thanks to retiring secretary A. R. Rinker.

Frederick County Democratic Richard L. Omps County Court House Harry L. McCann Julian W. Baker Burr P. Harrison A. R. Rinker

Salvation Army Plans to Hold Special Meeting

Salvation Army to hold open air services at 7.45 nightly this week in front of the Court House. Major James Mars invites apple pickers and others to attend. Tonight’s topic is War Declared On the Devil. Tuesday’s is Go Ye Into All the World and Preach the Gospel. Further subjects to follow.

Court House Salvation Army James Mars Mars

Infant Child Died at Parents Home Near Nain

Carl W. Hottle infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hottle died Saturday night at home near Nain in the county. Survived by four brothers Eugene Raymond Kenneth and Ralph and two sisters Juanita and Collee. Funeral and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester at 2 pm with Rev. Dr L A Thomas officiating.

Carl W. Hottle Harry F. Hottle Nain Eugene Raymond Kenneth Ralph Hottle Juanita Collee Hottle Mount Hebron Winchester L. A. Thomas Grace Lutheran Church

Women Organize Virginia Branch to Abolish Prohibition

A Virginia meeting at Mrs. Alger Craven's Greenwood home formed a permanent state branch of the Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. Officers elected include Mrs. Julian Keith as chairwoman Miss Charlotte Noland vice chairwoman Mrs. George Solan secretary and Mrs. Thomas Boggs treasurer.

Algernon S. Craven Greenwood Albemarle County Virginia Woman's Organization For Craven Julian Keith Warrenton Charlotte Noland Middleburg George K. Solan Thomas Boggs Fredericksburg Noland Keith

Newsboys Band Plans Orlando Visit No-Show

Letter from the Reporter-Star Newsboys Band requests a performance in Orlando on September 12 with fifty six members led by conductor F C Workman and publicity director Edgar A Ball. Owner-manager is Harold Bundy. Andrew Bell notes the band failed to arrive on Saturday evening.

F. C. Workman Edgar A. Ball J. C. Brossier Harold Bundy Boy Wonder Orlando Florida Andrew Bell Sec’ty Chamber of Commerce Reporter-Star Newsboy

Bible Reading Contest At Gospel Tent Proves Popular

Interest grows in the Bible reading contest at the gospel tent beside the First Brethren Church on Berryville avenue led by Rev. Leo Polman of California. Last evening 52 readers covered 774 chapters. No service tonight. meetings resume tomorrow at 7.45 pm. The tent reached capacity with many listening from outside. Attendees are asked to bring their Bibles.

First Brethren Berryville Avenue Leo Polman California

Green to Install Modern X-Ray at Huntsberry Shoe Store

Mr. H. R. Green of the Adrian X-Ray Company arrives to install a modern X-Ray machine in the C. E. Huntsberry shoe store. The equipment is described as one of the best made and will serve customers.

H. R. Green Adrian X-Ray Company C. E. Huntsberry

County teachers begin conferences to grow professionally

Frederick county educators gathered for rural supervisor led conferences as teachers from Miss Allen to Miss Jolliffe and many others voiced commitment to improving reading. Plans outlined include primary focus on learning to read, grammar grade wide reading, new committees for grades two through seven, and scheduled future meetings in October with topics on reading, comprehension, and retention.

Frederick County Allen Tucker Dishman Louise Lillis Greenwalt Flowers Abshire Batten Mildred Painter Thornton Shipe Jolliffe Cadwallader Haun Nettie Effie Argenbright Shaver Wilburn Mesdames Hughes Miller Snapp Holinger Chrismore Canter Peyton Affreck Albin Ralston Lanford Stickley Ccheltree Snapp Woodward Hickerson Sandy Pinkerton Waddell Carpenter Louise, Greenawalt Saxton Samsell The Star

Shenandoah Clearer Fishing Returns At South Branch

Virginia anglers report the South fork Shenandoah from Overdall Page county to Riverton Warren county is now clear with good fishing and bass biting fairly well The north branch is clearing fast says C N Shepherd Warren county game warden

Virginia C. N. Shepherd Warren County Shenandoah River Overdall Page County Riverton Shenandoah

Berryville Pike job opening from Pendleton Construction

Wanted 25 men to work on Berryville pike just outside Winchester. Apply on job at Pendleton Construction Company. Thursday at Stephenson, September 17. Fred C. Ridgeway listed.

Berryville Pike Winchester Pendleton Construction Company

Winchester Police Rod Through Weekend Bust

The Winchester police were stretched thin over the weekend as more than twenty people were taken into custody for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The court heard cases of liquor offenses, stolen pocketbooks, and noisy automobile operation with several fines and jail terms, while others were continued for further evidence.

Winchester Pri Bar of Justice Frederick County Clarke County Donald L. Weems Paul Adams Grimes Stanford Hawkins Fairmont Averiue H .E. Snapp Cameron Street Frank Palmer Avenue J. W. Greenwalt Freemont Street Gordon Orndorff Loudoun Street Henrietta Edward Ruppel Haim Weems Frank Puffenberger Good W. Va C. W. Hollis

Specially Designed Flood Lighting Apparatus Demonstration

A unique truck designed for experimental flood lighting of buildings and airports will be demonstrated this evening with the Northern Virginia Power illuminating department. Built by Crouse-Hinds in Syracuse, it operates six units covering the Maine to Florida region and can raise lights up to 30 feet. The device flooded Washington's Monument and Bolling Field and resembles fire company lighting rigs. It will tour Martinsburg and Frederick this week before a Washington training session at a convention.

Northern Virginia Power Company Crouse-Hinds Manufacturing Company Syracuse Maine Florida Washington Monument Bolling Field Martinsburgh Frederick

Virginia Apple Crop Shrinks by 64000 Barrels

Richmond Virginia September 14 reports forecast commercial apple production in Virginia at 4 200 000 barrels down 64 000 from August. The drop stems from hail and partial crop damage while fruit size remains above average. Nationwide United States crop total rises to 38 933 000 barrels with gains in New York and other districts.

Richmond Virginia Ee Service Yorks Ben Davis Grimes United States New York Washington Wenatchee Yakima

Democrats Call for Loyalty to Party Nominees in Frederick County

Burr P. Harrison on Saturday urged all Frederick County voters who participated in the August primary to unite behind the Democratic nominees. He condemned the opposition as unworthy and urged full cooperation from the party base to support honest and capable public officers who have served the county well for years.

Burr P. Harrison Frederick County Eric A. Uni

Christ Church Announces Thursday Corporate Communion

Announcement states a corporate communion for the church women next Thursday September 17 at 9 30. The service coincides with Denver Colorado in which the United Thank Offering of Episcopal Church women will be presented and dedicated to missionary work.

Women of Church Denver Colo

Winchester Electric and Construction Co. advertises motors

The Winchester Electric and Construction Company offers a complete stock of electric motors and related equipment. They advertise buying selling and exchanging motors with rewinding and repelling services and provide a contact phone number 825.

Winchester Electric & Construction . Company

Water Notice Sprinkling Ban Until Further Notice

Public advisory restricts sprinkling from 6 to 7 a m and urges conservation of water. The notice requests cooperation during this period and provides contact numbers. Details appear with partial reference to local services and schedules.

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Airways Comdr. Morrow Carribean Sea Belize River Boy Scouts Hebert T Hoover Stainforth Newsboys ACATU Mollie Kremer R. L. Omps U. S Mr. Bell Orlando Newsboys Reporter- Star Newsboys Ot County Shenandoah Clear Stephenson Fred C. Ridgeway Christ Church
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