Western and Cap on Capitol Today Cap Salem Theatre
Warner Bros Capitol presents Zane Grey western Rock Mountain Mystery starring Randolph Scott Ann Sheridan and others at Hable's Palace today only. The Avenue Of Happiness revue with twenty artists plays Capitol Theatre today. Also Margaret Sullivan in Good Fairy at Palace Mon Tue Wed.
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Capitol Theatre
Avenue of Happiness
Randolph Scott
Leslie Carter
Ann Sheridan
Charles “Chic” Sale
Kathleen Burke
George Marivin
Margaret Sullivan
Hable’s Palace
Herbert Marshall
Frank Morgan
Hable's Palace Screens Bob Steele in Sunrise Trail Today
Bob Steele stars in Sunrise Trail at Hable's Palace for today only showing. The event promises classic Western action with Steele leading the crowd through early morning thrills.
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Bob Steele
Hable’s Palace
France Keeps 60000 Reservists In Service To July Fourteen
Paris April 6. The Ministerial Council decided to retain sixty thousand reservists in service beyond their scheduled leave of April 13. They will guard frontiers and defense bodies and be exempt from parts of regular reserve duty. The move maintains active forces at about 350000 for three months while 120000 new conscripts train after Easter. President Lebrun presided over the ministers council following the Superior War Council.
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Parib
France
Albert Lebrun
Germany
Special Council Meeting Tuesday on Workmen's Compensation
A special Common Council session is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday in the council chamber to decide how workmen's compensation will be handled for the coming year. Previous meetings discussed options, and Tuesday's session will determine if the city should insure with a carrier or pursue self insurance and which carrier if chosen.
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Common Council
City self insurance plan saves money for Virginia cities
City Manager Arthur M. Field presents data from Virginia and other states showing substantial savings under a self insurance plan. The approach sets aside the money usually spent on premiums as an insurance reserve, demonstrating a favorable financial impact.
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Arthur M. Field
Virginia
A. B. C. Whiskey warned in rousing verse
Mina Glynn Anderson urges readers to avoid mixing strong drink with driving and to practice safe driving. The poem emphasizes keeping car doors closed and using careful behavior to avoid legal trouble and police action. It features warnings about drinking, driving, and didactic rhymes.
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Mina Glynn Anderson
Stolen Auto Recovered As Youths Apprehended
Deputy city sergeant Taylor Barr recovered a car stolen Sunday from in front of a local restaurant. The vehicle was found in Danville with two youths asleep inside. one fled but the other was arrested. The youth faces theft of clothing charges in Danville and had escaped from a Washington school. District authorities ordered his return. He faces a three year term before release on his 21st birthday. The car suffered minor damage during the chase.
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Taylor Barr
Danville
Dante
Washington
Boys Escape After Vehicle Take From Institution
Report says the car was on an incline and brake released by a boy in an attempt to escape. The boys fled the institution, reached Winchester, and took the automobile.
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Winchester
Hunt Narrowed To Two Escaped Negro Convicts
Fredericksburg Virginia April 5 search for the Coleman farm slayers narrowed to James Williams and Carney Reeves two escaped negro convicts After a Thornburg filling station attendant identified Reeves from a photo a Richmond restaurant owner provided a car number matching the stolen Coleman garage vehicle Police say descriptions fit Reeves and Williams who overpowered a deputy while being moved to prison in Richmond Fingerprint comparisons and broadcasts to watch railways were underway with officials pursuing these two suspects and possible further clues
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Fredericksburg
John Thomas Coleman
James Williams
Carney Reeves
Mercer Waller
Thornburg
Reeves
Richmond
Coleman
Williams
Alexandria
Fluvanna County
Can Methodism Do It Again Is Bishop's Query
Bishop Edward Mouzon delivered the principal sermon at the Rockingham District Methodist meeting in Luray calling for a revival echoing the eighteenth century. He argued current conditions mirror the early revival and asserted Methodism could and would spark another great awakening.
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Luray
Edward Mouzon
Rockingham
Mouzon
H. H. Sherman
Front Royal
Herman
Church delegates chosen after two day meeting
Wilton of Galthersburg Md spoke as church leaders closed a two day session. They took six pallora before finalizing 14 delegates to the September annual conference. Bruce Slaven of Harrisonburg was re elected lay leader.
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Wilton
Galthersburg
Bruce Slaven
Harrisonburg
Odd Fellows Meet in Tri County Hall Monday
Tri County Association of Virginia Odd Fellows meets at 8 p m Monday in Odd Fellows Hall in this city. J O Miller of Bentonville presides. Orville Willey of Middletown is secretary. No degree work. social program with George Jones Orchestra, a quartet, and Misses Edwards singing. Refreshments by Rebekahs and Madison Lodge.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia
Tri- County Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. O. Miller
Bentonville
Orville Willey
Middletown
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
George Jones
Misses Edwards
Rebeckahs
Madison Lodge
Public sale of Stephens City house and lots
The undersigned will offer for sale at 11 a m on Saturday, April 20, 1935, on the premises the real estate of Inez Steele and Sarah E. Steele, in Stephens City Virginia. Parcels include four lots totaling about 7 acres with a two story dwelling and out-buildings, rights of way, and boundaries described with route 11 frontage. Terms require one-third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust.
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Stephens City
Inez Steele
Sarah E. Steele
Virginia
Valley Turnpike
M. E. Church
S. E
N. E
Cadwallader
Williams
S. W
N. W
Steele
Als
Ridgeway
Harry R. Kern
A. J. Tavenner
Boles Withdraws Appeal on One Charge in Frederick Court
A county clerk entry records David C. Boles withdrawing his appeal on operating an automobile without a driver's permit. Judge Philip Williams ordered the papers returned to the trial justice court. Boles received two days in jail a $50 fine and costs for that charge and has satisfied those demands. the drunken driving charge remains in play after a mis trial.
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David C. Boles
Trial Justice Court
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Boles
Charges Against Peters Are Heard
After hearing charges of public drunkenness disorderly conduct and threatening to strike W T Dovel with a dangerous weapon Trial Justice A J Tav ordered Peters held for further proceedings in the county court.
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Peters
W. T. Dovel
A. J. Tav
Stephens City cases include admonition for Mrs Mauck
Enner has taken under advisement the charge against Harry Peters of Stephens City. Charges against Mrs Mauck of being drunk in pit were dismissed and she was admonished to return to her home children west of Stephens.
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Enner
Harry Peters
Stephens City
Mauck
Pit
Stephens
Millwood Child of 12 Dies at Home in Millwood
Virginia Elizabeth neneeee Kelly a colored child aged 12 died today at her mother Janie Kelly’s Millwood home after a several weeks illness. She is survived by her mother two brothers William and Harry Kelly grandmother Mary Kelly grandfather James Harris three sisters Rosa Pendton Nannie Elizabeth Randolph and six brothers William Robert Harry Bede George and Nathaniel Randolph. Funeral planned at Shiloh Baptist Church with time to be announced.
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Janie Kelly
Millwood
William
Harry Kelly
Mary Kelly
James Harris
Rosa Pendton
Nannie
Elizabeth Randolph
Robert
Harry
Bede
George
Nathaniel Randolph
Shiloh Baptist Church
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