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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1926

Page

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Rush on Work to Rebuild Lee-Jackson Road

State Highway Commissioner Henry G. Shirley says the Lee-Jackson highway rebuilding from Washington to Winchester is being rushed and will likely finish within a month apart from Millwood bridge. W. E. Cooper notes many complaints but praises Shirley’s push to restore the road’s condition for travelers.

Lee- Jackson Washington Winchester Dean Onyre Henry G. Shirley W. E. Cooper Chamber of Commerce Mr. Shirley Millwood Lee-Jackson Here Cooper Shirley

Death of Nancy Johnson Wife of Rev Washington Johnson

Nancy Johnson, wife of Rev. Washington Johnson, died at her home in Steelton area after a three month illness. She was 77, born in Fauquier County, Virginia, daughter of Philip Burwell. Survived by her husband, four children, and three brothers. Funeral Sunday at Primitive Baptist Church with burial in Orrick Cemetery.

Nancy. Johnson Washington Johnson North Kent Street Philip Burwell Fauquier County Fred Johnson Washington Johnson,Jr Ottoway Johnson Steelton Primitive Baptist Church Ben Layton Bossy Banks Orrick Cemetery

Rev J H Richard Leaves Pastorate for Mission Work

The Rev J H Richard concludes over five years with the Rural Retreat group of Lutheran churches and goes to West Palm Beach Florida to undertake mission work. He is the son of the Rev Asa Richard a long serving minister in the Shenandoah Valley and Gravel Springs parish in Frederick County.

Pulaski J. H. Richard West Palm Beach Fla Richard Asa Richard Shenandoah Valley Gravel Springs Frederick County

Gainesboro Charge Sunday Services Schedule

Sunday school times are listed for Wesley Chapel Redland Gainesboro Pine Grove Old Bethel and Green Spring. Sermons follow at 11 a.m. 3.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. at designated churches as announced by Rev. H W Lindamood.

Gainesboro Methodist Episcopal Church South H.W. Lindamood Wesley Chapel Redland Pine Grovend Old Bethel Green Spring

Ford couple slowly recovering after Millwood accident

Mr and Mrs James Ford are slowly recovering from bruises and cuts from a Millwood road automobile crash last Sunday. They are confined to their Valley Pike home. Mrs Ford was formerly Blanch Clevenger of this city.

James Ford Millwood Road Mrs. Ford Valley Pike

Large criminal docket seen for Frederick county grand jury session

The Frederick county Circuit Court grand jury session next week is expected to be the busiest yet with about 25 to 30 indictments. Most cases involve illegal liquor production or possession, drunkenness, or related violations, plus one robbery case. A panel of sixteen jurors is summoned to select 12 grand jurors. The county jail houses a record number of prisoners, men and women, amid multiple courts and winter influx.

Circuit Court Frederick County J. W. Richard EB. Dean Adams E.R. McDonald Rosser L. Campbell George Bywaters H. B. Brannon H. S. Brill Julian W. Baker T. S. Cooper F. A. Chas. P. Bailey AL. F. Johnson Luther M. Larrick M. C. Garvin Pannett

Colonial Theatre Reopens With New Projection and Screen

The Colonial and Empire theatres have new motion picture equipment installed by the National Theatre Supply Company of Baltimore. The Colonial reopens tomorrow with upgraded projection and screen, while the Empire maintains its high program quality with vaudeville and Shubert attractions. Empire matinees daily, Colonial adds a Saturday matinee, and next week Empire features vaudeville and musical comedy with multiple matinees.

Colonial Empire National Theatre Supply Company Baltimore The

Sixty Days For Having Liquor Second Offence

Wm. T. McCauley was sentenced to sixty days on the state convict road force in police court this morning for illegal possession of liquor and fined $68. This marked his second such conviction within a month after being found intoxicated by Policemen Boyd and Gordon yesterday. Parker and Jenkins paid $12 each on a drunk charge, and Solon Meadows paid $7 for having no muffler on his truck.

Wm. T. McCauley McCauley Boyd and Gordon Frank Parker A. B. Jenkins Solon Meadows

Work for Women in Canning Plant

Help wanted for women at National Fruit Product Co. Inc. immediate opening in canning plant. Apply now.

Long Distance Movers Seek Experienced Crews

WANTED AT ONCE LONG DISTANCE MOVING to Cumberland Maryland and other major cities. Load to Frostburg Petersburg Richmond Greensboro Charlottesville Philadelphia. Load from Norfolk Baltimore Washington DC or points north and south. Experienced men, loads insured. Write us for special rates. Denton and Sons Harrisonburg Virginia.

Cumberland Frostburg Petersburg Richmond

German magnate aided in impounded property claims

Richard Merton, German metal magnate, was assisted in filing his seven million dollar claim on impounded enemy property. George B. Williams testified that Miller and former attorney general Daugherty ordered full aid to all claimants, with Williams meeting Merton briefly to discuss the claims before Merton returned to Germany for extra papers.

Associated Press New York Richard Merton George BE. Williams Daugherty-Miller Williams Thomas W. Miller Miller Marry M. Daugherty United States Merton William S. Rand Wis Germany

Hagerstown Wins Long Fight to Expand Light Plant

Hagerstown gained approval from the Maryland Public Service Commission for expanding its municipal electric lighting plant after a three year dispute. The city plans a 300000 dollar enlargement funded by a surplus near 230000, with no bonds issued until next spring. Potomac Edison opposed the petition.

Hagerstown Maryland Public Service Betelen Ae Bowman

Germany Anger Rises After German Killed by French Trooper

In Ger ma r s heim crowds protested after a German civilian was killed by a French trooper at Treves near the Luxembourg border. Four French civil servants rode into German pedestrians and amid an argument Holstein, a German, was shot. The Frenchman was arrested.

Associated Press Germersheim Germany Ept Treves Luxembourg Holstein

Mussolini and Chamberlain Secret Meeting in Leghorn

Premier Mussolini received Sir Austen Chamberlain aboard the yacht Giulianna in Leghorn Italy for a secret conference. Mussolini traveled incognito from Rome on a special train. Only railway officials were aware of the premier’s arrival amid speculation on the meeting site.

Associated Press Leghorn Italy Mussolini Sir Austen Chamberlain Giulianna Rome Sir Austen

Beverley Wright Buys Yellow Taxi

The Yellow Taxicab Company and equipment have been sold by Aulick Gibbons to Beverley Wright. Wright will add two Packard limousines, bringing the fleet to four cars and will keep the West Piccadilly street headquarters with calls after 11 p.m. routed to the George Washington Garage. He vows to employ only careful and experienced chauffeurs.

Aulick Gibbons Beverley Wright Ing Packard West Piccadilly Street George Washington Wright

Valley Directors Plan 10 Reopen Drive for Funds

Valley directors meet in Harrisonburg to reopen and fund Shenandoah Valley, Inc. finances stalled by park campaign. They decide to rent part of headquarters to Rotary and Kiwanis for a boys club, seek a new secretary, and pursue a renewed publicity program to revive operations.

Hill and Company Shenandoah Valley, Inc Harrisonburg Shenandoah National Park Blue Ridge Mountains C. N. Hoover New Market Valley Association H. L. Opie Rotary and Kiwanis Bath H. Byrd Fercoun G. F. Norton W. G. Hardy Frederick County Winchester John P. Burke L. ¢. Sanger Bridgewater Rockingham Benchoff Brooklyn Eagle Southland

Winchester Box Night Promises Top Local Bout Card

Winchester and vicinity look to a full auditorium tonight as Gene Lewis and Battling O Connor headline a top lightweight bout. O Connor has dominated early in the tournament and seeks the silver rowing cup. Lewis is a former Boy Scouts champion with growing boxing renown. Jack Horner referees a three-bout card including two six round exhibitions and a four round opener featuring two young prospects. Show starts at 8 15 with regular admission.

Winchester Gene Lewis Virginia Woolen Mills O’connor Atk Business Men’s Athletic Club City Horner Fighbt Sons of Ham Jack Horner

Sarah Zane Fire Company Meeting Notice

The regular monthly meeting will be held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. For sale Ford sedan good condition cheap to quick buyer. Call 147R from 5 30 to 7 p m.

Sarah Zane Fire Company

Red Cross notes Florida relief needs and areas

The Florida disaster relief drive gains urgency as John Barton Payne states the need is greater than expected and Henry M. Baker leads disaster relief in five areas including Miami Dade and Fort Lauderdale. About 20 000 homes damaged or demolished and 4 000 injured with 8 000 homeless in Fort Lauderdale. Local chapters thank volunteers and report roughly 450 dollars raised so far.

The American Red Cross John Barton Payne Florida Henry M. Baker Miami-Dade County Jacksonville West Palm Beach Sebring Moore Haven Clewiston Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Baker James L. Fieser Red Cross United States

Police Executives Confer Ahead of Farmville Meeting

Police chiefs from Virginia cities meet Monday October 4 at the Weyanoke Hotel Farmville under the League of Virginia Municipalities program. Topics include uniform traffic laws legal amendments traffic problems state cooperation identification of criminals and enforcement of prohibition.

R.L Gray Winchester EB. W. Sanford Farmville Police Executives League of Virginia Star Police Weyanoke Hotel

Two Divorces Filed In Corporation Court

Mrs. Mary Bumgardner sues Raymond Bumgardner in the Corporation Court for desertion as ground. Thomas Heyward Manuel files for divorce from Elsie L. Manuel. no petition filed yet. Attorney Jos B. Newlin represents both plaintiffs.

Corporation Court Mary Bumgardner Raymond Bumgardner Thomas Heyward Manuel Elsie L. Manuel Jos, B. Newlin

Much Prosperity on B. and O. R. R payroll posted

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad distribut ed a payroll totaling 479638 among Cumberland division employees on pay day signaling unusual prosperity. The large payout reflects a strong payroll in the last two weeks of September. Airedale dog Rex is missing with a reward offered by Dr. C. R. Anderson. Small Yorks sought for Kern and Campbell warehouse delivery.

Cumberland Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Rex C. R. Anderson

Miners Rescued After 121 Hours Entombment at Pabst Mine

43 miners freed from the Pabst iron mine after 121 hours underground near Ironwood Michigan. Rescue involved hundreds of shafts and laterals. three electricians died. Ten thousand spectators watched as miners were brought to the surface and transported to hospitals for examination and rest.

Associated Preas Ironwood Mich Pabst Senki Miter

Many Lost as Chinese Fishing Junks Go Down

The typhoon around Macao on Monday likely sank 180 fishing junks carrying about 2000 people including women and children. Wreckage drifted south of Hongkong as the British steamer Hydrangea rescued 36 survivors despite rough seas.

Associated Press Hong Kong Portugese Macao Hongkong Hydrangea

Segregation Demand Over Asian Students At Oakland School

Pupils at John Swett grammar school strike over attending classes with Chinese girls. Parents alleging Chinese are being educated as missionaries in China and not to become American citizens. They call a meeting to demand segregation of Asiatics in all city schools.

Associated Press Oakland Cal John Swett Grammar School China

Homicide Charge Brought Against Amateur Boxer

Frank Liberman, 19, was arrested on a homicide charge after an amateur bout at a Bronx club left opponent Joseph Gerrity, 18, dead from a base of skull fracture suffered in the fourth round. The punch occurred the previous night and Liberman was unaware it caused a death.

Associated Press New York Bronx Frank Liberman Joseph Gerrity

Virginia Wilson Wins Golf Title at Merion

Virginia Wilson of Chicago dethrones Glenna Collett in the third round of the women’s national golf championship at Merion, finishing two up with one to play in Havertown Pa. results reported by the Associated Press.

Associated Press Haverford Glenna Collett Merion Athful Virginia Wilson Chicago

Navy Band to Give Concert at Handley October 14

The United States Navy Band will perform at Handley School Auditorium on Thursday October 14 for the Handley High School Band benefit. The program includes a jazz orchestra of 10 to 12 pieces and two soloists, with tickets for 1.60 reserved and 1.00 general admission on the lower floor, 50 cents for balcony pupils, and free floor seats for some.

United States Navy Band Handley School Auditorum Mary Hughes H. 8. Duffey Navy Charles Benter U.S. Ni L. J. Goucher Lebanon Staunton Washington Army Band

Rev Mr Earp Accepts Call to Local Church

The Rev B J pastor of Newport News Christ on Church accepted a call to the First img Church of Winchester and will resign his Newport News duties effective in November. Reverend F M Allen Lynchburg will succeed him November 1 in Winchester.

Mr. Earp B. J Newport News Christ On Church Winchester Newport News Rifth Church F. M Allen Lynchburg

Rev Kloman Accepts Call to Cumberland Church

The Rev Henry F Kloman, rector of St Peters Salisbury Maryland, accepts a call extended by Emmanuel Church Cumberland Maryland effective November 1. He is married to Miss Trapnell sister of William Tra of Charles Town West Virginia. They have three children, including Felix Glio man, an Episcopal missionary to Tiberia, and a younger theological student. He previously led the Cathedral of Gethsemane Fargo North Dakota.

Henry F. Kloman Virginia St. Peter’s Episcopal Salisbury Emmanuel Church Cumberland Mr. Kloman Trapnell William Tra Charles Town W. Va Felix Glioman Tiberia Kiloman Gethsemane Fargo N. D

Appointed Sheriff Candidate Succeeds Deceased Brother

M. S Moler of Shepherdstown named by court to succeed his late brother J Strider Mailer as sheriff of Jefferson County West Virginia. Democrats nominate Moler as their sheriff candidate for November election. Also a classified ad for No 1 apples and Ben Davis offered by Glaze and Hurst at 576 N Market St.

R.moler Shepherdstown J. Strider Mailer Jefferson County W. Va Deli Stayman Grimes Black Twig Jothan King David Ben Davis Glaize & Hurst

In our canning plant. Apply, im mediately.

A brief notice from National Fruit Product Co. Inc invites immediate applications for positions at their canning plant. The terse ad includes a code (9-30-Ip-21) and urges qualified candidates to respond promptly.

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

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Lee-Jackson Road Gap Bridge Wash. Johnson Mr. Richard Colonial Theatre nmiPrin Chamberlain Yellow Taxi Valley Winchester Boys Florida Disaster Relief Fund Methodist Church Anne Jd. Rees Friends’ Church Ida Humphreys Ian Church Abyteriance Circle No S. L. Bates Strasburg Nelson Page H. K Russell Kern and Campbell E. W. Cather Michigan U.S. Navy Band Benefi Ape Cumberland Church
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