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Newspaper

Roanoke Daily Times

Location

Roanoke, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1890

Page

3

Whitestone Forms Fire Department Plan Carnival Fundraiser

The White Stone Business Men's Association organizes a Whitestone fire department with Pete Somers chairing the committee Howard Dix as secretary and Robert K K Whaley as treasurer A carnival planned October 3 to 12 at Gundill's Observe Station aims to raise funds to buy five fire appliances A prize night offers an electric refrigerator and other rewards plus four big pleges expected on closing night

Whitestone White Stone Business Men's Association Pete) Somers Howard Dix Robert KK. Whaley Witeh Gundill Serview Yan Electric

One Park Policeman Shoots Another in Monument Grounds

A Washington park policeman, Theodore Lewis, 41, was shot five times by a fellow officer, Pvt. Vine W. Cleary, during a chase near Sylvan Hill. Lewis underwent abdominal surgery. four bullets remained lodged with two in the pelvic region and one in a fetal hemorrhage, with one bullet removed.

Theodore MD Lewis Washington Whitk Benjamin ¥. Dean, Jr Park Petyle Dean Suld May Sion Pvt Vineent W. Cleary Hy Sylvan Theodore Lewis Lively

Albert B Beneh dies. services planned in Cleveland

Albert B Beneh of Cleveland Ohio died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at Velvels in Bhnore with burial at the Rap het Church cemetery in Semo. He was born in Wray Virginia and lived 24 years in Cleveland where he worked as an electrical engineer and sales rep for Sangamo. He was a 25-year member of the Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife and one son, Jones B. Beach, of Cleveland.

Pune Albert B Reme Rickeyond Hospital Nev. A Phiee Raphet Semo Jones B. Beach Cleveland Ohio Mr. Beneh Wray Sonia Remo T O Wishewiean Cevelnd Sangamo Electrical Motor Comparty Masonic Lodge

Grover Lewis Pnnoral Services Held At Reedville

Funeral services for Grover Cleve Wind Lewis were held at his Reedville home with Rev. Merentt officiating. He died Thursday and was buried later in Roseland Cemetery. He was the son of the late Andrew Devrenit Lewis and Mrs. Robert Lackey Lewis. Survived by his widow Dorothy M. Lewis two daughters Evelyn M. Tews and Dorothy Tewla two sons John M. Lewis Grover G. Lewis Jr a sister Mrs We Tlardesty of Chaney Md two brothers Hiram Coles Lewis Reedville and Lt Commander M Owen Lewis US Navy and many nieces and nephews.

Grover Cleve Wind Lewis Reedville 1 Merentt Roseland Lewis Andrew Devrenit Lewis Robert Lackey Lewis Erothy M. Lewis Evelyn M. Tews Doroty , Tewla John M Grover G. T Lewls, Jr Mra

Veterans urged to seek business planning help in Richmond

Veterans and others can obtain counseling on starting small ventures from the U S Department of Commerce Richmond Office. Charles L Southworth, Veterans Counselor, cites a drop of about 1 000 businesses daily nationwide and outlines booklets on service stations shops shoe repair grocery stores and beauty shops to help assess risks capital needs location and record keeping. The service aims to help prospective entrepreneurs analyze problems proceed cautiously and improve survival chances. Contact Roy Munde, Manager Richmond VA, Room 2, Mezzanine, 801 East Broad St, Richmond 19 Virginia by mail or in person to use the office facilities.

Richmond U.S. Department of Commerce Charles L. Southwird Department of Commerce Hig Roy Mundeo Richmond Diee Departiment of Commerce Mezantne East Brond St Virginia

Fire protection costs in Lancaster County for forests

A county report shows Lancaster County spent about one tenth of a dollar per acre to protect 57 100 acres of forest land with seven fires burning last year totaling 88 acres. Virginia Forest Service added 1840 15 for county administration and equipment, with Chief Forest Warden Horace Currie urging public vigilance to reduce future costs.

Lacaster Board of Supervisors Anata Horace Currie Forest Warren Dean Lancaster County Virginda Forest Service Me County Currie Tancaster

Services for Mrs Doris Elmore Fanert Held in Catonsville

Mrs Doris Elmore Fanert, 77, widow of Joey Elmore, died Tuesday in Catonsville Maryland. Funeral services conducted by Rev M C Brubaker will be held Friday at 2 pm at Blinere's Funeral Home with interment at White Stone Baptist Church Cemetery. Survived by two sons Stanley James of Weems and Malson James of New York. two daughters Mrs Ken Costin of Catonsville and Mrs Pauline Somers of Foxwell. eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Born in White Stone to Mr and Mrs Cyrus Doggett she spent most of her life in the county before moving to Richmond then Catonsville.

Fanert Dirs Jennie Virginian Elmore Joey Elmore Cofonsvile Blnere’s Funern Lome White Stone Baptiel Church — Cemetery M.C. Brubaker New York Mra Ken Costin Catonsville Pauline Somers Foxwells Hlmore White Stone Cyrus Doggett Richmond Mat

M'Ginnes Head Salvation Army Yacht Club Appeal

The M Ginnes Head Salvation Army yacht club met at Tevington clubhouse where McGinnes was elected commodore and officers named. A fundraising drive seeks $1200 for Salvation Army welfare services, with help for clothing, food, fuel, dental and medical care, and veteran aid in Lancaster County.

M'Ginnes Salvation Army Tippaluimock Tevington McGinnes Lancaster County Tota J.B. Co W. Bb. Graford Marian Farley E.R. Moorman 1. B. Chase Qsenn Chilton J. J. Wirt L. 8. Liggan W. PT. James Ammon G. Danton John G. Pollard Mixs Waxe Bull Mel. TW. Bonner E. Walter Harvey Joe Committee Hele WB. Crawford Bank of Lancaster

Alcoholics Anonymous group speaks at Rotary program

Bob Harper, BIL Wyatt and others from the Richmond Alcoholics Anonymous group presented at the Rotary Club Friday night. Harper described the organization’s purpose and work nationally while Wyatt and Chips shared personal recovery stories. The Richmond group meets at the Crnyne Hid Jefferson Streets corner weekly.

Bob Harper Bil Wyatt At Phillips Richmond Group of Alcoholics Animymens Rotary Club Harper Tok Mre Wyatt Chips Hey Tife Imiew Alcholics Anonymous Andymous Richmond Crnye Jefersen

Kilwarnock PY to Host Monthly Meeting at School Auditorium

The Kilwarnock PY will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday night in the school auditorium. The gathering invites members to attend and discuss upcoming activities and plans.

Kilwarnock Py, A

Unique plan to build sailboats on the Rappahannock

A twelve member group from the Pamlico River area proposes a novel team approach to constructing a complete Penguin sailboat by assembling individual parts. Each member fabricates a section, sharing rights to the part, aiming for efficiency and low cost. The plan also applies to making watches for accuracy.

Rappalannock

Monory Reward to Representativ Bla at Institute Ceremony

A ceremonial event at the Virginie Renac hotel featured Rep. Bla presenting a honorary membership certificate to the National Fisheries Institute. J Lawrence Aiphen of New York delivered the certificate as the institute celebrated its three day program led by Charles Ko Jackson. Region 2 directors and executives discussed open committees and the institute noting its producer members and by products.

Cinder Virginie Renac National Fisheries Institute Menor Hested Hind J. Lawrence Aiphen New York Mike Aday Charles Ko Jackson Washington New Orlens Sol Fass Portsmouth Omi E Lee Pro Incers Processera eAnMers Teh Wid

Northern Neck Dual Veterans Meeting Invites Members

The Northern Neck Dual Veterans of Overseas Return invite all veterans with honorable discharge to attend the October meeting at the Masoud hodae in Warsi. Veterans Post No 7107 encourages prospective members to join. annual membership fee is 4.00 dollars since September 1.

Northern Neck Masoud Hodee Warsi ATL W. Post Moat

Cooperation urged for fishery land in First District

Congress member Bland addresses newspapers urging cooperation across fisheries groups in the First District. He notes the industry has awakened to organization needs, with committees and departments aligning to promote education, research, and better freight and pricing. A national effort seeks data on fish movement, netting, and industry trends. The aim is a cooperative, sustained sector benefiting Virginian and national interests.

Congress Department of Agriculty Department of Agriculture and Interior Department of Agriculture Hoch-Smith Department of Agerculture Tnterstate Commerce Commission Ans Serishly Persix National Fishevies Tistitute Washington Cs Ad

Daily bag limits set by Ganead fisheries board

The State Commission of Ganead Fisheries fixed the daily bag limit on quail and other game birds at eight, after a Richmond meeting. The action lowers the annual bag limit and aims to reduce sales of timing lemmes, with word that quail interests may be pressed for the coming season.

State Commission of Ganead Thland Fisheries Richmond Wielogists Wowie

Enlistment in Regular Army Reported for Harold Turner

The enlistment of Harold RB Turner, 20, in the regular Army is reported by S/Sgt Gentry at the Army Recruiting Station in Heep Buildimas near Port Meade, Md. Turner is awaiting assignment to Port Iron. Meade, Md. Any young man seeking full benefits should enlist before October 6, 1946, for complete information contact S/Sgt Gentry.

Turner Iim Rentry County OF Hee Tappataniock Port Iron G. Meade Mor Gentry

White Stone Woman's Club to Meet in October

The White Stone Woman's Club holds its next regular meeting on Wednesday October 2 at the home of Mrs W W Beasley. She will speak on The Economic Strategy of the Woman's Club. A magical program is also planned.

Cow. Hubbard Iwe Tdggan Woman's Auxiliary Committee Lee Liggun White Stone Woman's Club Hth House W. W. Beasley Woman's Club

Grand Champion Dairy Show Dominates Northern Neck Fair

At the Northern Neck Agricultural Fair in Warsaw September 9–14, multiple exhibitors swept prizes in dairy and beef divisions. Kay Carter’s purebred Guernsey bull earned top honors in the 18 months and over class and was named Champion Bull and Grand Champion of the dairy show. Chase’s Guernsey entries led junior and senior categories, with several firsts and reserves across Guernsey and Beef cattle. Other winners included shows for Guernsey breeders, angus cattle, and prize ribbons for heifers, cows, and dairy products, plus craft and home department accolades for peaches, canning, flowers, and textiles.

Warsaw Lancaster Couny Ex Hibitors Mrands Kay Carter Guernsey Chase Wy T. George Meewater Jr. Chase Junilor Cliese Vere Bachan Allene Clarke Somers West Price Why Sue Courtiey Millenbeck Pereifil Aravela Ah Garland Botham Helle Asle Farm Hest Perciful Perciful Won Seed Pree Kumi Oek Wie Mikts Elizabeth Barkley Robert Y. Takley

SAILING RACE AT BERKELEY MALL ENDS WITH LUNCH INTERMISSION

Sunday event at Berkeley Mall featured boats racing to a finish with spectators and crews from Hampton One Design class. Miss Alice Scott of Tuehmerit won the trophy, taking silver plate, her brother and another boat placed second. The race drew several power boats, with lively debate among sailors during the regatta.

Erkeley Mall Wis Wily Tr Hanva Herkeley Alice Scott Tuehmerit Hampton Brotherchanes Alse Dna Orrivitie Pirates Appleme Hweh

Randolph A Smith Attends Richmond Refresher Course

Randolph A Smith spends the week in Richmond attending an intensive one week refresher course for lawyers sponsored by the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education.

Randolph A. Smith Richmond American Triar Association Section of Legal Education

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