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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1926

Page

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Red Cross appeals for Florida hurricane relief funds

Winchester Chapter of the American Red Cross requests rapid donations after survey by Henry M Baker shows Florida cities Miami Hollywood Fort Lauderdale Pompano and Davey suffer extensive destruction. Estimated needs exceed 5 million with only about 2.09 million pledged. Local contributions reported including several named individuals and churches.

Winchester American Red Cross John Barton Payne Henry M. Baker Florida Miami Ojas Hollywood Fort Lauderdale Pompano Davey Baker Ccccee Ieee Soase

Mrs. Smiths Sister To Be Married This Fall at Rosemont

Mary Elizabeth Murphy engaged to Dr. John Butler Faison son of Mrs. William Franklin Faison and the late Dr. William Faison. The wedding will be October 23 at Rosemont Clarke County. Mourning prevents formal invitations.

Berryville P. H. Murphy Sheffield Eng Washington, D. C Mary Elizabeth John Butler Faison William Franklin Faison North Carolina New Jersey Rosemont Clarke County William Morgan Smith Admiral A. M. D. McCormick Nellie Jett McCormick Claremont Washington Elizabeth Moore Charles Ellett Cabell Thomas McCormick Frankford Alexandria John Townsend Burwell Robert Randolph, Jr Episcopal High School Nannie McDonald Eustaphieve Louisville John B. Neill

Death claims infant William Quay in Woodstock Va

Death entered the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Funk and their baby William Quay died Friday night at 8 30 September 24 after two days illness. Funeral at 1 30 Sunday at the residence, burial in Woodstock Va. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Stewart Baltimore and Mr and Mrs William Rudy Washington De

Cecil Funk William Quay Woodstock Stewart Baltipore William Rudy Washington

Confident Rescue Efforts Amid Pabst Mine Cave-In

At the G. Pabst mine in Ironwood Michigan rescue crews press toward freeing 43 entombed miners after Friday shaft collapse. Signals heard from the 8th level offer hope while drills and a downhole tube are prepared to deliver food and communications.

Associated Press Iron Id Mich Pabst Oliver Iron Mining Company Ironwood G. Pabst Alfred Maki Maki

Classy Boxing Bout Promises Lightweight Showdown

Matchmaker Horner of the Business Men's Athletic Club has paired Battling O Connors and Gene Lewis in a top lightweight contest next Thursday night at the City Auditorium. The bout is part of an elimination for the silver loving cup, with O Connors holding one win. Two six round preliminaries are scheduled along with an added attraction. The silver cup on display at Clowe's Jewelry Store draws fan anticipation.

Horner Business Men's Athletic Club City Auditorium O’connors Gene Lewis Soth Boys Clowe’s

Expectant Air Fills Trial For McPherson Conspiracy

In Los Angeles on September 28 the second day of Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy began a preliminary hearing for criminal conspiracy. The court enforces strict occupancy limits and bans corridor loitering as McPherson appears in the same attire as yesterday. Witnesses had identified her as the cottage woman at Carmel-by-the-Sea last May.

Associated Press Hall of Justice Los Angeles Cal Samuel R. Blake Aimee Semple McPherson Minnie Kennedy McPherson

The Duke of York and a London bus mystery

The Duke of York is described as one of the most democratic members of the royal family. Records show no instance of him riding atop a London bus, but he has traveled as a passenger in a country motor coach.

Duke of York London

Miss Grace Snyder Completes County Deed Indexing Work

Miss Grace Snyder has finished indexing the county clerk's deed books covering 1742 to 1839 and plans further work in Louisiana. She has indexed over 50,000 names with instrument type date grantor and grantee, book and page, then transcribed this data into a general index. The project is supervised by Attorney Philip Williams and will extend to will books and court orders, with future work on Winchester Corporation Court records.

Grace Snyder Muncey Louisiana Shyder Mise Snyder Blanche Noonan Bar Association Philip Williams Miss Snyder City of Winchester Corporation Court Snyder

No Major Apple Damage Reported From Washington Freeze

Fruit damage in Washington near Yakima and across the northwest from last week’s freezing weather is not extensive. James R. DuShane relayed a telegram from Major J. D. DuShane in Yakima saying no material damage to apples in Washington. The message may quell rumors of a greatly reduced Washington apple crop.

Washington Yakima Oregon Northwest James R. DuShane J. D. DuShane DuShane

Heavy Buying of Industrials Lifts Stock Prices

Heavy buying of six high grade industrials pushed many stock prices higher in today's market after an irregular early period. Bear traders tried to unsettle the list with stiff call money rates and loan calls but failed, covering as large buy orders hit United States Steel, American Smelting, General Motors and Dupont. Call money again at 5 percent.

Associated Press New York United States Steel Common American Smelting General Motors Dupont

Those Injured in Bethlehem Wreck Reported Improved

Three dozen passengers and trainmen injured in the Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton flyer and the Lehigh Valley midnight limited crash near Bethlehem are reported improving at St Luke's Hospital. Thirty four remain hospitalized resting comfortably and all are expected to recover. Three investigations proceed to determine responsibility.

Associated Press Bethlem Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Filer Lehigh Valley Midnight Limited St. Luke’s Hospital

Last Bandit Gang Member Captured and Jailed

Virginia officers report the capture of James Adams, alleged gang leader, in Greenville Augusta county. Three accomplices William Carter Pete Watkins and James Lee were shot in the hip during arrest and sent to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Adams admits his role and all four face Clarke county grand jury indictment.

Associated+Press Hagerstown Virginia Greenvile Augusta County James Adams Boyce State Bank Boyce Clarke County William Carter Pete Watkins James Lee

Bank Robbers Plead Guilty in Clarke County Court

Three members of the Boyce State Bank gang pleaded guilty to conspiracy to rob the bank after indictments read by a Clarke County grand jury. William Carter alias Merton Smith and Hora Watkins alias Pete Watkins received 18 and 15 year sentences, while James Lee remains hospitalized with a gunshot injury and awaits arraignment. Adams denied leading the gang but cashier Cornelius Van Deventer identified him as the man who covered the cashier with revolvers.

Berryville Boyce State Clarke County Rank B. Whitingse William Carter James Ai Merton Smith State Penitentiary Hora Watkins Pete Watkins James Lee Winchester Memorial Hospital Lee Winchester Hospital Carter Adams Watkins Greenville Cornelius van Deventer Boyce State Bank

Daugherty Miller Case Traces Bonds To Jesse Smith

In New York on September 28 the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial traced five Liberty Loan bonds worth 40000 to Jesse W. Smith Richard Merton said he paid John T King 441000 for releasing 7000000 impounded enemy shares and Smith sold the bonds in 1922 through the Hibbs brokerage firm in Washington.

Associated Press New York Liberty Loan John T. King Jesse W. Smith Daugherty-Miller Smith Harry M. Daugherty Richard Merton Thomas W. Miller Daugherty Merton King Edward N. Toland Washington W. B. Hibbs Connecticut

Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia Meets in Staunton

The semi annual meeting of the Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia will convene in Staunton at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel on Thursday. Dr. P. W. Boyd of Winchester presides with officers including Alexander F. Robertson Jr of Stanton and G C Darmont of White Post as vice presidents and J. H. Deverle of Harrisonburg as treasurer. Sessions cover therapeutics pathology nutrition and related topics with named talks and discussions on topics such as lactic acid milk in infant feeding acute leukemia constipation and gas bacillus infection. A luncheon is scheduled and business follows.

Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia Staunton Stonewall Jackson Hotel P. W. Boyd Winchester Alexander F. Robertson, Jr Stanton GC. Darmont White Post J. H. Deverle Harrisonburg J. F. Hansbrough Front Royal EB. Conrad Kenneth Bradford Hartley Clifton Forge Walter Cox Q. H. Barney Mt. Sidney J. A. R. Covington Hunter H. McGuire Ff M Hanger R. P. Bell J. H. Deyerle

Former resident John Shank buried in Clarke County

The body of John Shank, a well known former Berryville resident, died recently in Pitcairn, Pennsylvania. His funeral was held at the Baptist Church and he was buried in Green Hill Cemetery. He was about 75, born on a Clarke County farm, later ran a Berryville business, and moved to Pitcairn over 20 years ago. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Branham and several grown children and grandchildren.

Berryville John Shank Pitcairn Baptist Church Green Hill Cemetery Shank Clarke County Branham

Mrs Rhodes and Family Safe After Florida Storm

Mrs Elizabeth Guyer received a letter from sister in law Maggie Rhodes of Middletown stating she and her daughter Sammy and sister Gussie Guyer were uninjured in the Florida hurricane. The roof of their Miami apartment was blown off but no other damage occurred and they are reported well.

Strasburg Elizabeth Guyer Maggie Rhodes Middletown Miami Fla Sammy Gussie Guyer Florida

Separate Trial Motion in Hall Mills Murder Case

In Somerville New Jersey on September 28 the prosecution seeks separate trials for four Hall Mills defendants. Special Prosecutor Simpson aims to try Willie Stevens before Mrs Hall her brother Henry Stevens and cousin Henry Porander. The timing of the trial remains undecided.

Associated Press Somerville N. J Hall-Mills Simpson Willie Stevens

WORK FOR WOMEN In our canning plant apply immediately

National Fruit Product Co. inc seeks female workers for canning plant positions. Immediate applications requested.

National Fruit Product Co., Inc National Fruit Product Co.,Inc

Wanted 15 Men To Pile Barrels of Apples

Winchester Cold Storage Company seeks fifteen workers for winter harvest duties piling apple barrels. Address and contact details appear in the classified notice.

Winchester Cold Stg. CO

Two Hurt in Pike Auto Crashes Near Strasburg

Two car accidents on the Valley pike south of Strasburg left one occupant badly injured in each vehicle. A Jordan sedan carrying five women skidded in rain and struck a fence, injuring Mrs Alma Von Woglon who was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A Chrysler sedan driven by John W Boswell Jr and his father crashed at a river bend. Boswell Jr was cut and hospitalized after eight stitches, with a hopeful recovery ahead.

Strasburg Valley Pike Jordan Bertie Richard J. H. Stillwell Harold Coutts Woodbridge John Price Perth Amboy N. J Martha Smullen Lakewood N.J Alma von Woglon Charleston W. Va Jones Saum Winchester von Woglen New Jersey John Boswell John W. Boswell John W. Boswell, Jr Baltimore Mr. Boswell B.R. White Winchester Memorial Hospital White James Perry C. 8 Painter

Democrats Nominate Smith for New York Governor

Syracuse dispatch reports New York Democrats unanimously nominated Alfred E. Smith of New York City for governor with strong enthusiasm. Ogden L. Mills of New York City was nominated by the Republican state convention as their gubernatorial candidate in New York.

Associated Press Syracuse N. Y New York State Alfred E. Smith New York City Mills New York Ogden L. Mills

Florida Governor Seeks Seaplanes for Hurricane Recovery

Governor John W. Martin appealed to Secretary of the Navy Wilbur for two seaplanes to aid in Moore Haven hurricane relief after Pensacola station reported no available craft due to storm damage. He had earlier asked that planes be sent to Palm Dale to support the National Guard in evacuating flooded areas.

Associated Press Tallahassee Fila Pensacola Naval Air Station John W. Martin Secretary of the Navy Wilbur Moore Haven Pensacola Palm Dale National Guard 3. L. Fowry Agai

Wanted Apple Varieties in Bulk by Glaize and Hurst

The notice seeks wholesale quantities of No 1 Apgies including Delicious Stayman Grimes Black Twig Jonathan and King David along with Ben Davis in barrels. Arrangements through Glaize and Hurst located at 576 North Market Street.

Delicious Stayman Grimes Black Twig Jonathan King David Ben Davis Glaize & Hurst N. Market St

Death of Winchester man B. Haines after heart attack

John B. Haines of Winchester died suddenly in his yard late yesterday from a heart attack. He was 55, survived by wife Elizabeth and children Augustus and Ruth, with burial set for Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at Grace Lutheran Church led by Rev. Dr. C. A. Freed. He was a longtime member of local civic groups and the Union Fire Co.

John B. Haines Winchester West Boscawen Street Haines Augustus Haines John Fagan George W. Haines Valley East Cork Street Fagan Ako West Bosca’ Street Charles Town Unie Old Union Fire Co Elizabeth Haines Frederick County J. Augustus Haines Ruth T. Haines Newsport News Allo Alice Baker Mattie Collins C. B. Cole Maggie Haines Kansas City

Hornsby’s Mother Aims to Survive World Series

Mrs M D Hornsby, mother of St Louis Cardinals manager Rogers Hornsby, battles serious illness in Austin, hoping to live until after the world series game against the New York Yankees. She predicted her son’s team will win as her condition worsened after a relapse yesterday.

Associated Press Austin Texas M. D. Hornsby Roger Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals York Yankees Ornsby

Smut in Wheat Treated with Copper Carbonate

Winchester Seed Co Inc reports a method using copper carbonate to treat wheat to combat smut.

Winchester. Seed CO. Inc

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RED Cross Henrietta Motter Boyd Steele Stephens City Walker McC. Bond P. E. Lineburg L.lottie van Devanter Carrie Lupton Hugh Lupton Frank Hack H. P. Tabb W. Glass R. McC. Glass Reformed Church Friends’ Church Market Street First Baptist Church Church of List Braddock Street Methodist Justice Hall Bethlehem Bandit Out Boyce Bank de Swift Justice THE Jesse Smith Medical Men OF Virginia Valley Dr. Boyd Clarke Kern and Campbell E. W. Cather N. Main Street H. K. Grove B. Haines Eland Hornsby
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