Thomas J Spitzer Dies at 78 Near Tenth Legion
Thomas J Spitzer 78 of near Tenth Legion died suddenly Sunday at 1 30 AM at his daughters home Miss Bertha and Miss Athea Spitzer in Mayland area due to heart disease. He was stricken after visiting Friday and died a few hours later. Funeral at Bethlehem Church 3 45 PM with Rev A W Andes officiating. Pallbearers listed. Survived by widow Rebecca C Spitzer and two daughters.
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Thomas J. Spitzer
Tenth Legion
Bertha
Athes
Spitzer
Mayland
Mr. Spiteer
Rothingham Memorial Hospital
Bethlehem
Athea Spitzer
A. W. Andes
J. D. Hillyard
BE. A. Hillyard
Jacob Lahr
Stanley Lahr
Walter Spitzer
Jack Bradford
Reuben Myers
William Andes
Local residents visit friends and attend regional events
Kathleen Logan leaves for Baltimore to visit sister Mrs C J Shaver. Louise Kinney of Flamont spends weekend with Mrs L Wright. Robert Kinney returns from Esmont after a visit. Bankers attend Virginia Bankers Association session in Hot Springs with several officials. Roland Smith visits Frank Sublett. Wade Cothran travels to Greenville. A T Moore and Percy Loth travel in Harrisonburg on business. Charles Murray and aunts Mary and Anne McCarthy stay with Miss Mannie Lyons over the weekend.
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Kathleen Logan
Baltimore
C. J. Shaver
Louise Kinney
Flamont
L. Wright
South Mason Street
Robert Kinney
Esmont
Jack Crown
W. H. Byrd
First National Bank
8. P. Prichard
The
National Bank
L. L. Conrad
Werren
Charlottesville
T. Moore
Stonewall Jackson
Percy Loth
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Charles Murray
Washington
Anne
Mary McCarthy
Mannie Lyons
Miss Ernestine Lambert Weds Henry Allport in Mc Gaheysville
Miss Ernestine Lambert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lambert, married Henry Allport of Alexandria at her parents home in McGaheysville. Rev. L. H. Smallwood officiated with Charles Allport as best man and list of bridesmaids and guests from Virginia and Maryland. Other local society notes include Shropshire Funkhouser nuptials in Montclair New Jersey and several community club activities and illnesses.
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Ernestine Lambert
Henry Allport
BE. L. Lambert
Alexandria
Pearl Allport
McGaheysville
L. H. Smallwood
Methodist Church
Charles Allport
Culpeper
Lillian Freeman
Yorktown
Marshall Shuman
Dorothy
Lucy Allport
Harriet Thompson
Claude N. Wyant
Greenwich
Conn
Woodward
Louis Bell
Fred Kane
Luray
M. L. Shelton
New Haven
Funkhouser-Shropshire
New York
Mary Steele Shropshire
Ralph F. Shropshire
S. King Funkhouser
Roanoke
Washington, D. C
Ben J. Breckinridge
Montclair
N. J
Archbishop Black
First Congregationall Church
Mementhe
Shropshire
Ee Buffalo
Edward K. Funkhouser
Glen Rock
Canada
Avenham Avenue
Villa Maria
Montreal
Freebe
Virginia Military Institute
Ohio State University
Funkhouser, Apperson and Whittle
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Clues and Random Word Fragments
A garbled OCR text presents a mix of fragmentary clues and stray phrases. It lists numbers and terms such as Greek letters, mythic references, body parts, and generic nouns, yielding an incoherent puzzle-like item with no clear narrative or identifiable entities.
Tutwiler building walls torn after destructive blaze
The Tutwiler Motor Company building was gutted by fire three weeks earlier and demolished yesterday under city supervision after the front collapsed due to rain. No injuries occurred as debris blocked the sidewalks. Owner W L Moorman of Lynchburg has not announced rebuilding plans and carries no insurance.
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Tutwiler Motor Company
Gonn F. Noll
W. L. Moorman
Lynchburg
Jackson's Restaurant
Oates
Imperial Ice Cream Company
Breckenridge Chapter UDC Meets in New Market
The Breckenridge Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Miss Martha Williamson's home on Saturday June 24. Mrs. B A Guard and daughter Mary Sue leaving for Illinois with Elizabeth Rutherford.
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New Market
B. A. Guard
Mary Sue
Illinois
Robert McNally
J. J. Bushong
Narrow Passage
H. R. Bushong
Living costs rise eight percent in May report
The National Industrial Conference board reports living costs rose eight percent in May due to higher food prices. The index on a 1923 base fell to 128.7 from 139.9 in April, and was 7.4 percent below May last year and 27.1 percent below May 1931. Rents and coal continued to ease while sundries edged up 0.1 and clothing stayed steady.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Howawer
Woodstock Carnival Raises Big Sum for Fire Company
Fire Company closed last night as crowds filled the streets. Officials announced net carnival proceeds would reach about 575 dollars, with final sale earnings to be added as planned.
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Woodstock
BIG Sum
FIRE
Dollar Wheat Hopes Rise as Chicago Board Plans May Price
Hopes for a dollar a bushel wheat brighten after news that the Chicago Board of Trade will quote next May wheat starting Monday. Traders speculate on when May wheat contracts may reach the long sought $1.00 mark while noting recent trades around 90 cents and breadstuffs easing 6 to 9 cents a bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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