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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1936

Page

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Spanish envoy warns Spain a battlefield of World War

Geneva September 25 Spaniard Julio Alvarez Del Vayo told the League of Nations Assembly that blood stained soil of Spain is already the battlefield of World War He attacked Germany Italy and Portugal for arming rebels and warned future wars will be between two groups of ideas free democracy and oppression He condemned non intervention and said foreign arms aided the rebellion while Madrid denounces the accord and demands normal relations.

Geneva Julio Alvarez del Vayo League of Nations Assembly Spain Germany Italy Portugal Madrid del Vayo

Winchester tale of a woman freeing Confederate prisoners

MA Winchester recalls a war era heroine who fought with courage. She used an axe to batter the jail door and free Confederate prisoners as Federal troops withdrew in a rapid departure. The freed men expressed gratitude while the woman dismissed any Federals remaining nearby.

Spain

Vote For Water Bond Issue In Winchester

Voters next Tuesday September 29 face a choice on whether the City Council should issue bonds totaling $500000 for a new water supply. The editorial urges supporting an adequate pure water system while noting bond funding questions and preferring pay as you go when possible.

Winchester Star Water Committee

No Conflict On Speeches Between Roosevelt and Smith

In New York on September 25 President Roosevelt and former Governor Alfred E. Smith faced no conflict over radio broadcast times for addresses on October 1. Smith agreed to avoid overlapping Roosevelt’s Pittsburgh speech, respecting the national audience. Roosevelt later sent thanks for Smith postponing his broadcast time to the night of October 1.

New York Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith Smith Pittsburgh Blue National Broadcasting Company Democratic National Committee Columbia Hyde Park Alfred £. Smith White House

Fire Co To Erect Hall For Sarah Zane Unit

A special firemen’s committee plans a new hall for the Sarah Zane Fire Company on the current North Loudoun street site at Fairfax lane. The project combines the present site with a north lot, forming a 40 by 100 foot footprint. The two story building will include a rear hose tower and a bell tower, addressing long felt safety concerns.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Loudoun Street Fairfax Lane

The Style Shop To Close Saturday After 5 30 P M

The Style Shop at 150 N Loudoun St Winchester will close Saturday until 5 30 p m for a religious holiday. New dresses are being unpacked for Saturday night and are on sale at 2 98 dollars. It will pay shoppers to see them after 5 30 p m.

THE Style Shop Loudoun St Winchester

Local shop notices and ads from Winchester area

A set of small ads and notices. Cider notice for L A Hudson at Albin Virginia lists daily custom work. Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shop on North Main closes early on Saturdays. Wanted ads seek clean cotton rags for the Evening Store Office and an established grocery store for sale in Winchester with response via Star newspaper.

Winchester Care Star

Preparations For Election Are Comps LABOR IS AMPLE declares Shade

Final preparations for the water election set for Tuesday September 29 were completed as Allen Gray announced precinct officials. Walter Shade of the National Re employment service said if the bond issue passes and a $239,400 federal grant is obtained ample relief labor will be available at about 25 cents an hour, five cents below the local prevailing wage.

Allen Gray Electoral Board Walter M. Shade National Re-employment Service

Col Roszel to Preside at Court in Handley Library

Col B M Roszel of the Court of Honor committee will preside tonight at a Court of Honor for Winchester and the Central district at 7 30 o'clock in the Handley Library lecture room. A moving picture entitled Sight-seeking in New York City will be a feature of the program.

B. M. Roszel Court of Honor Committee Winchester Central District Handley Library New York City

Opportunity Here For Girl to Marry Walton Ad

James Walton, 23, in good health, seeks a wife to accompany him to a large southwest estate. He will travel and marry promptly, prefers a girl under 25 who is pretty, of good character, and willing to endure hardships. Letters to James Walton, Ridgeley, W Va.

Sumberland James Walton Walton Cumberland Daily News General Delivery Ridgeley W. Va Potomac River Cumberland

Priest May Be Rebuked

Vatican prelates consider a stronger warning for Father Charles E. Coughlin if he continues attacking President Roosevelt. Coughlin, in Cincinnati, called the President anti God and advocated violence to block a ballot, prompting Osservatore Romano to caution against priestly attacks on authorities. The prelates noted the pope’s disapproval and suggested a potential further statement from Osservatore.

Vatican City Vatican Father Charles E. Coughlin Osservatore Romano Detroit Roosevelt Cincinnati Father Coughlin Nan Opaper Atican Osservatore Mr. Roosevelt

Dwelling Burns At Stephens City Fire

A residence owned by Miss Lillie Crum of Winchester and occupied by Mr and Mrs Harvey Riggleman of Stephens City was destroyed by fire on Wednesday near the Grove Lime Company. The unoccupied house suffered about 4500 dollars in losses, largely from contents, with insurance covering the damage. The origin of the blaze remains undetermined.

Lillie Crum Winchester Harvey Riggleman Stephens City Grove Lime Company

Actress Slugged with a Brick and Garroted in Chicago

In Chicago on September 25 Miss Alda Deery a 25 year old vaudeville actress was found unconscious in a loop hotel room with a brick and a silk stocking around her throat. A fire had started in a closet and both Deery and roommate Miss Dorothy Ryan 24 had their wardrobes aflame. Charles A Long 45 a former Michigan auto dealer was later found fatally wounded in another room. Police believe the events may be coincidences and that a cigarette smoke started the fire. Purses of both women were rifled and the room ransacked. The troupe members Morris and Larry Jason were held for questioning.

Chicago Alda Deery Ralph McKenna Deery Dorothy Ryan Charles A. Long Michigan McKenna Miss Deery Morris Larry Jason Mal Coghlan Miss Ryan

President Roosevelts western trip may include coast stop

President Franklin D. Roosevelt indicated his first campaign swing into the west would likely end in Denver with a possible visit to the west coast. He noted no definite dates beyond next week's Syracuse and Pittsburgh stops and expected to announce the initial western trip next Wednesday in Washington. Six speeches were listed for New York West Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey next week.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt West Denver West Coast White House Syracuse Pittsburgh Washington New York West Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey Far West Middles West East Landon I Wisconsin

Sudden Death of Mrs Martha Grant Strickler in Winchester

Mrs Martha Grant Strickler 59 widow of William G Strickler of Front Royal Va died this afternoon at the Stewart Inn South Stewart street after a brief illness from a heart attack. She was a daughter of the late C H S Baxter and came to Winchester a year ago to assist Mrs Buckley at the Stewart Inn. Survived by sister Mrs John Martin of Charlottesville Va. Funeral from Calvary Episcopal Church Front Royal Sunday at 1 30 pm with Rev Donald H Rowland officiating and burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal.

Martha Grant Strickler William G. Strickler Front Royal Stewart Inn South Stewart Street Frank L. Buckley Winchester Buckley Strickley John Martin Charlottesville Calvary Episcopal Church Donald H. Rowland Prospect Hill Cemetery

S P C A Names Dr F J Mc Clure Agent For Services

The S P C A announces its agent is Dr F J Mc Clure and advises parties seeking the society's services to contact the agent at telephone 269 J.

F. J. McClure

Bombardment Rips Bilbao Killing and Burning City

Insurgent bombing planes rained projectiles on Bilbao today killing many and wounding many more. The bombardment caused heavy property damage and fire as bombs wrecked dwellings and railroad stations.

Associated Press Bilboa Spain Saint Jean de Luz France Bilbao

Winchester Post 2123 to Dedicate New Rooms on North Loudoun

Winchester Post 2123 will dedicate its new post rooms at 110 North Loudoun Street on Monday evening. Commander A. Lee Coble and Chaplain Rev. Robert B. Nelson will speak. An informal meeting will follow with refreshments and invitations extended to all charter members. Plans also aim to raise $500 for the 14th annual Department Encampment in Winchester in June 1937, possibly via a carnival.

Winchester Post 2123 North Loudoun Street A. Lee Coble R. B. Nelson Winchester Post Winchester Virginia Cobb F. I. McClure Donald L. Weems Harry E. Anderson Hugh Clark Edward McGuire Haines Douglas D. Spillman F. H. Way Jake Marple Robert B. Nelson

Dictator Chiang Kai-Shek to Take Hand in Shanghai Crisis

Shanghai dispatch reports China's Chiang Kai-Shek believed to be returning to the capital to take control of the Shanghai incident. Japanese marines seized police control of the Cha pei district while Tokyo officials say they will proceed according to events. Large amounts of official baggage were sent north from Canton where Chiang had been staying. he was expected to arrive to address the situation.

Associated Press Shanghai China Chiang Kay-Shek Chapei Tokyo Canton Chiang

Rebels Close On Toledo In Heavy Spanish Civil War Action

More than 10,000 government militiamen massed near Toledo as insurgents push toward the city on the Madrid road. Fascist forces press along the Maqueda to Toledo corridor, while air drops supply besieged Alcazar troops and reinforce units marching within ten miles of the capital.

James Oldfield Associated Press Con Ae Mondo Spain Alberche River San Martin de Valedeigiesias Talavera de la Reina Maqueda Dea Conroe Amison Tiem Cebreros Saint Martin Toledo Talavera DE LA Spain Alcazar Torrijob Madrid P—Paacist Mequeda-Toledo Talavera

Winchester Junk Co. advertises iron and metal buyback

Wanted iron best since the war. Shipping now. Also buy rags and metals. Winchester Junk Co. at 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock.

Winchester Junk Co Fairfax Lane Main Braddock

Stoves For Sale At Winchester Iron Works

A variety of new and rebuilt heating and cooking stoves for wood and coal offered at attractive prices to settle an estate. Winchester Iron Works located at 307 North Market Street.

Winchester Iron Works N. Market Street

Scout Movement Endorsed by Labor Leader Gompers

Samuel Gompers states he supports the Scout Movement, agreeing with the American Federation of Labor’s twelve year old endorsement and expressing hearty accord with the decision.

American Federation of Labor Scout Movement Samuel Gompers

Also Mentioned on This Page

League Europe Anthony Eden Great Britain State Health Department al” Smith Sarah Zane Organization L. A. Hudson Albin Allan Gray First Ward Friendship First Precinct C. P. Kremer John W. Kater Joseph S. Patterson Cc. Grim William Sampon Shade Col. Roszel Coughlin Police Pacific Slope Landon la Follettes Alf M. Landon la Follette Badger Minneapolis Frank B. Kellogg Carlton Hotel Vy. F. W. Post Boy Scouts
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