Urge Attendance At Winchester Church Services Tonight
Churches in Winchester urge all to attend eight o clock services tonight after a season of testing. Sermon topics include Communion Service by Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal and The Suffering Savior by Church of Christ. Grace Lutheran and Centenary Reformed present messages, with several pastors listed and Grace Lutheran not holding services.
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Winchester
Our
Christ
Braddock Street
Episcopal
E. A. Lambert
Young People’s
Church of Christ
W. L. Dudley
Market Street Methodist Episcopal
Norris A. Lineweaver
First Christian
R. L. Williamson
Grace Lutheran
A. Thomas
First Presbyterian
F. T. McFaden
God
Centenary Reformed
S. L. Flickinger
United Brethren
G. W. Stover
Crowning Shenandoah VIII Miss Morton to Use English Ritual
Miss Patricia Morton of Winchester England will be crowned Shenandoah VIII at the Apple Blossom Festival using the Anglo-Saxon investiture ceremony. Rev Dr Flickinger leads the ritual translation and pageant work with 500 pupils portraying nature. Virginia congressmen and Virginia/Mississippi figures name additional princesses for the royal court.
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Patricia, D. Morton
Winchester
Eng
Shenandoah VIII
Alfred the Great
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Miss Morton
Plickinger
Handley High School
Handley Bowl
Garland R. Quarles
Esplanade
Richards
Virginia
Morton
Maryland
Julia Elizabeth Williams
Virginia Newman
Blacksburg
Clifton A. Woodrum
Thelma Meade
Castlewood
Russell County
J. C. Shaffer
Martha Mason Donaldson
Jackson
Miss
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Elva McAllister
Criglersville
Madison County
Jacob A Garber
Trapped Men Die In Truck Cab Fire After Collision
Two Berlin Motor Company workers, Barney Bradford 26 of Ocean City and Elijah Lewis 30 of Berlin, died when their convoy truck crashed near Lawrenceville New Jersey and caught fire. Lewis left a wife and three children. Bradford was single.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Barney Bradford
Ocean City
Elijah Lewis
Lawrenceville
N. J
Berlin Motor Company
Tarrytown
Lewis
Bradford
Scout Meeting Postponed For Troop No 7
The Troop 7 Boy Scouts meeting scheduled for tonight is rescheduled to 7 PM tomorrow. No other details are provided.
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Troop No. 7 Boy Scouts
Easter Sale At Keller’s Hardware Store Apr 4
Easter sale advertised at Keller's Hardware Store features dressed chicken cakes and Easter eggs scheduled for Saturday April 4 with involvement of Frederick Circuit Ladies Aid.
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Keller’s Hardware
Frederick Circuit Ladies Aid
Rainy Easter on horizon for eastern half of U S
Weather outlook favors overcast skies across the eastern United States with rain expected tonight and likely to continue through the weekend. The Weather Bureau declined to issue an official forecast but indicated unsettled conditions across the region.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Pacy
Father Tries to Force Daughter to Abandon Lover in Maryland Affair
A Maryland father pursued his daughter and her lover in a Washington street car chase after a Pontiac coupe with a Maryland plate. Mrs Sibert and Nathan Rohrer were arrested for adultery and fined fifty dollars each. the lover only paid his share after a loan from the couple. The trio disappeared as the daughter sped away in the car.
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Maryland
Washington County
Bowers
Golda Sibert
Nathan Rohrer
Rohrer
North Cameron Street
Man in ill health commits suicide in Trappe yard
Clayton Mulligan, 60, was found dead in his yard in Trappe Maryland with a shotgun wound to the head. Family says he had long suffered ill health. Mulligan was a Maryland state central committee member for Talbot County and served on the county election board.
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Associated Press
Trappe
Clayton Mulligan
Mulligan
Maryland State Central Committee
Talbot County
County Election Board
Easter Flowers at The Lower Shop
Easter flowers and potted plants promoted with emphasis on cut flowers and orders, urging customers to place orders promptly. The ad highlights The Lower Shop as the source for seasonal blooms and arrangements.
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Manu
For Rent: 415 Fairmont Ranch Home This May
Modern home at 415 Fairmont Ranch available on or about May. Contact T Bryarly for details.
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Fairmont Ranch
Easter Music At Baptist Church Sunday Morning
The Baptist Church will devote its eleven oclock service to Easter music with Mr. Floyd Haines directing the choir. Mrs. Roy Cather and Mr. George Emmons will provide violin and organ support. the program includes preludes, anthems, solos, and a benediction. A weeklong series of services follows beginning Sunday night.
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Baptist Church
Floyd Haines
Roy Cather
Lillian Oakes
E. T. Clark
Maribell Pennock
George Emmans
Christ
Bandits Tie Up Cashier Family Then Rob Bank
Four men held Mundelin State Bank cashier M. C. Mott captive in his home overnight then bound his wife and three children Paul Neal and William and forced him to open the vault. They left with about ten thousand dollars after waiting for the vault time lock to release.
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Associated Press
Mundelin
Ill
Mundelin State Bank
M. C. Mott
Paul
Neal
William
Matt
Miss Points 13 Dead of Stroke in Harrisonburg
Miss Points dies after a Christmas Eve stroke and long illness. Funeral in Harrisonburg on Sunday follows service in Washington where she worked. Survived by five sisters and two brothers. member of Episcopal Church DAR and Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Brown Points
W. J. Points
Saylor D. Myers
Franklin Street
Harrisonburg
John Hoover
South Cameron Street
Miss Points
Washington
Miss .Points
Protestant Episcopal Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Confederacy
Joseph Garner
J.S. Shafer
Detroit
Mich
James R. Points
Philadelphia
Alexander R. Points
Providence
R. I
Special Music in Presbyterian Church Sunday
The Presbyterian Church presents special music with a morning choir anthem Jerusalem by Parker and an evening Awake Thou That Sleepest by Stainer from The Daughter of Jairus. The choir includes sopranos Mrs John L Snivel Mrs George Wilgus Mrs Ivan O Connell Miss Margaret Daugherty Mrs Clarence Himmelright altos Mrs Marshall Kline Miss Eloise Caldwell Miss Mary Wallace Tanquary Miss Mary Greenway Russell tenors William B Wagner Floyd Haines bass Marshall Kline organist Miss Carolyn Quantz and director Mrs Peter Yates Briton.
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Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Parker
Stainer
Jairus
John L. Snivel
George Wilgus
Ivan O'Connell
Margaret Daugherty
Clarence Himmelright
Marshall Kline
Eloise Caldwell
Mary Wallace Tanquary
Mary Greenway Russell
William B. Wagner
Floyd Haines
Robert McC. Glass
Peter Yates Briton
Carolyn Quantz
Special Easter Service At Burnt Presbyterian Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of Burnt Presbyterian Church will hold a special Easter service at 8 o clock Sunday morning. The public is cordially invited.
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Christian Endeavor Society of Burnt Presbyterian Church
Walter E Blount Appointed Clarke County Trial Justice
Clarke County Virginia appoints Walter E Blount of Berryville as trial justice. He qualified April 1 and will preside over cases from justices of the peace, Berryville and Boyce mayors, and the juvenile judge. Blount, Indiana native, practiced law in Washington before moving to Clarke County five years ago. He is a fencing expert and teaches at Hood College and Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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Berryvilli
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Williams
Walter E. Blount
Berryville
Justices of the Peace
Boyce
Judge Blount
Indiana
Washington
Hood College
Frederick, Md
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Digging a Well Pipe Supplied by Winchester Junk Co
Winchester Junk Co at 14 Fairfax Lane advertises pipes for digging a well. The item listing notes a Friday sale and references a catalog or lot code 3-20-1p-Fri.-tf.
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Winchester Junk
Fairfax Lane
Marines Evacuate Managua As Earthquakes Strike
In Nicaragua on April 3 a large group of American Marines and families evacuated Managua while Marines remained to supervise relief efforts. Bandit activity was reported as a distant concern and over 7,000 residents were fed by Marines with hospitals and schools braced for casualties. A Virginia major suffered a fractured leg during the tremors.
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Managua Careus
Ats ‘A
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
Managua
Oes
Conception
Robert Denig
Virginia
Washington
War Department
Daniel Sultan
Granada
Display of models and carvings at Valley Marble
Reginald Haines, owner of Valley Marble & Granite Works, shows sand blast carvings on barre granite in his office. Evening viewing available.
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Reginald Haines
The
Valley Marble & Granite Works
Barre
Easter lilies and flowers from The Flower Shop ad
Home grown flowers advertise Easter lilies hydrangeas rose bushes hyacinths tulips and jonquils. Hound puppy for sale with phone contact. Moling and Cather offer low prices on new apparel and accessories.
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Moling & Cather’s
Dr Geo F Snarr Announces Office Move
Dr Geo F Snarr announces his office has moved to 27 West Water Street and provides telephone 195 for contact.
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Geo. F. Snarr
Water St
Winchester Chamber Plans Radio Series at WJSV
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce will resume a radio series tomorrow at 5 PM on WJSV Mount Vernon Hills Virginia with remarks by Mayor F Amos Shryock and Chamber President C P McVicar plus vocal and instrumental pieces. The program will run 55 minutes with George H Emmons on piano and performances by Cyril Mee Maribelle Pennock and Harry Windle and son Kenneth.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
WJSV
Mount Vernon Hills
Bell
F. A. Shryock
C. P. McVicar
Chamber of Commerce
Handley High School
Handley Glee Club
Andrew Bell
F. Amos Shryock
Winchester
Cyril
Cy”) Mee
C. P. MecVicar
Maribelle Pennock
Peabody School of Music
Harry M. Windle
Kenneth
Shenandoah
Cyril Mee
Maribelle
George H. Emmons
Mr. Mee
Penock
Sheriff Slain by Prisoner in Court House at Fairburn
In Fairburn Georgia on April 3 a black prisoner overpowered Sheriff T W Camp in the courthouse took his revolver and killed him. The fugitive fled by automobile as a posse closed in and an armed citizen crowd surrounded a swamp where he was believed cornered awaiting capture and transfer to the county jail.
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Associated Press
Fairburn
T. W. Camp
Winchester man joins Admiral Byrd lecture crowd
Clarence W. Hensell of Winchester writes from Staunton that he attended Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s lecture. He enjoyed hearing a fellow townsman describe the Antarctic trip and notes Dr. J. S. DeJarnette sent him to the meeting and gave him a ride to view the new Western State Hospital building.
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Clarence W. Hensell
Winchester
Staunton
Richard E. Byrd
J. S. DeJarnette
Western State Hospital
Spirituals To Be Rendered By Choir
Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church junior and juvenile choirs will present a program of spirituals and jubilee songs on Thursday evening April 9 at 9 o clock on South Braddock Street. Emma Parks Robinson manages the program.
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Associated Press
New York
Knute Rockne
Columbia
Notre Dame
South Bend
Chicago
Chicago South Shore
Mount Carmen
Free Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
Emma Parks Robinson
Regular meeting notice for Sarah Zane Fire Company
The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds a regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock led by Captain R B Brown. The agenda includes matters of importance for members and oversight.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
R. B. Brown
Easter Flowers Arrive at R T Jones Co
Flowers shipment arrives and is ready for orders at R T Jones & Co. Call 566 for Easter arrangements.
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R. T. Jones & CO
Firemen Plan April Ninth Banquet Marking Anniversary
The Friendship Fire Company plans its ninth annual banquet on the evening of April 9 to observe the organization’s centennial. Officers and speakers include T Russell Cather as toastmaster and Commonwealth's Attorney James P Reardon, Aubrey Weaver, and John W Flannagan.
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Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Organization
T. Russell Cather
Commonweath
James P. Reardon
Winchester
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
John W. Flannagan
Bristol
Onal
Sinich
Stewart A. Seabright
Stewart Shiner
William Deshon
Joseph Steele
George
George B. Forney
Hunter Grimm
James E. Hardy
A. R. Breck
Fred Lewis
John W. Puller, Sr
J. P. Haddox
M. M. Lynch
Conan
George Ideman
Harry Hardy
Forney
Friendship Company
Farmers' Meeting At Stephens City
The Stephens City Farmers' Union holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock Saturday evening in the People's Bank building. Members are urged to attend to discuss renting the farmers' exchange building for another year and review a financial report for the past year.
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Stephens City Farmers’ Union
People’s Bank
Farmers’ Exchange
Today's Greatest Bread Special Feed Sale Ad
Advertisement notes a Saturday feed sale with a bread promotion and an instruction to read on page 3. It mentions ordering a loaf today and references a 1p it format for the item. The text is fragmentary and primarily promotional.
Corsages from The Flower Shop Now
The Flower Shop advertises corsages in many beautiful combinations and emphasizes lower prices. Customers are invited to place orders for affordable bouquets and arrangements.
Local Stocks Public Auction at Court House
Public auction listing for seven shares of National Fruit Products Co preferred, five shares Parmers and Merch Nat Bank & Trust Co, 25 shares Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank. Auctioneers Dunn & Duvall set for Saturday April 4 at 12 o'clock at Court House.
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Court House
National Fruit Products Co
Mer
Nat
Bank & Trust Co
Shenandoah Valley Nat
Bank
Dunn& Duvall
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Patricia D. Morton
Alow
R. T. Bryarly
Rockne
Ralph Emerson
Emerson
Marines
Riley
WISV
Mt. Vernon Hills
Admiral Byrd
Farmers’ Meeting
Stephens City
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