06 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
1
A Harrisonburg juvenile faced charges after a Tuesday evening incident near a local jewelry store. He allegedly entered a Teeaee home, fled before an alarm, and was captured an hour later hiding in a Honeysuckle hedge. Magistrate hears charge regarding theft accessories.
Woodstock closes the 30th Massanutten Military Academy commencement with a dance at Lantz Hall and a weekend of ceremonies. Cadet corps drill, prize awards, and orations highlighted the final exercises under Lt. Allen A. Richardson. Dr. Henry J. Stahr gave the baccalaureate sermon.
Cherry Grove scene features Miss Ethel McMullen Miss Anna Hubbard and Mrs Roy Routte with her son Roy of Washington visiting C I McMullen. John I Kline and Mrs Whitmire visit Greenmount. Beatrice Ritchie of Harrisonburg with Ritchie family. Smiths and Mohler family travel to Franklin West Virginia to see Mrs Simmons and relations.
Ben Smith visits Dayton with mentions of visitors from Bridgewater New Market Goods a Browns Mill and Broadway. Mrs Luther Neff returns from Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Families including Smith Shultz Griffith Ritchie Stroop Armentrout Whetzel and Ashenfelter are noted as Sunday guests and summer plans are hinted for Lorraine Williams and Earl McMullen.
Tokyo reports the steamship Ugo Maru carrying 700 passengers is on fire. Details on location, cause, and rescue efforts are developing as crews battle the blaze.
The Nichi Shimbun reports a fire outbreak at a shop run by a Russian-identified group in the Moat area. Other nearby stores were quickly evacuated or rushed to close but no further details were available.
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