Social and Personal Fort Loudoun DAR Meets in April
Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Louis L. Baker’s home on North Braddock Street with Miss Rose MacDonald absent in Washington. Capt. Frank Wray of Berryville spoke on Patriots for Better or For Worse, amid dances planned for the Apple Blossom Festival and notes on local births and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wray
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Rose MacDonald
Washington
National Society
House and Grounds Committee
Warren Rice
J. George Baetjer
Katherine Glass Green
Mary Washington Gold
Clarke County
Shenandoah Valley
Berryville
Madison
Morris
Jay
United States
Captain Wray
Baker
Henry Busey
D. J. Howard
W. W. Glass
Stuart H. Edmonds
Black Diamond
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Serenaders
Jordan Spring Hotel
E. C. Stuart
Staunton Military Academy
Black Diamonds
Jack Schill
West
Bart Clowser
Mr. Clowser
Brief Session Sees Extreme Dullness In Stock Market
The Associated Press notes a dull brief session with irregular price movement. Leaders in industrials fell on weekend profit taking as credit signals emerge but concerns linger over mid month turnover. About 1,200,000 shares changed hands at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Apple Blossom Festival Radio Program Set for Monday
Richmond station WRVA will broadcast a 30 minute festival preview on Monday evening April 15 to promote the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester on April 18 and 19. The program features choir numbers a contralto solo a piano piece and remarks by J Victor Arthur the festival director general.
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WRVA
Richmond
Winchester
Larus Brothers’ Company
Edgeworth Tobacco
Richmond News Leader
Virginia
St. Mary
W. Nelson Page
Frank M. Reynolds
Hugh S. Duffey
Joe Hodgson
Reynolds
Duffey
Page
Liquor On Leviathan May Trigger Prosecution
Prohibition Commissioner Doran warned that serving medicinal liquor as a beverage aboard the Leviathan would expose ship owners to prosecution. The law allows medicinal liquor aboard only in prescriptions and outside U.S. ports, with customs handling in New York if violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Doran
New York
United States Line Company, Inc
Leviathan
Thief Steals Doctor's Medicine Bag From Car
Police hunt a drug addict believed responsible for stealing Dr. C. R. Anderson's medicine bag from his car parked by the Commercial and Savings Bank building on Piccadilly Street. The bag held $200 to $300 of medicines and surgical appliances including narcotics. The thief is thought to be part of a gang that targets physicians' offices and autos for dope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
Piccadilly Street
Commercial and Savings Bank
Be Kind to Animals Week Observed In City Schools
Beginning tomorrow and continuing through the week Be Kind to Animals Week will be observed. Sunday schools in the city will reference humane treatment of animals and local schools will give attention to the subject to impress upon both young and adults the virtue of kindness to animals.
Four Thousand Bottles Seized on Fabre Liner Providence
At Brooklyn pier customs agents seized four thousand bottles of champagne and brandy from the Fabre liner Providence. The ship faces a fine of five dollars for each bottle seized, reflecting strict enforcement followed by the Associated Press report from New York dated April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Customs Enforcement Bureau
Providence
Pier
Brooklyn
Three Students Die At Grade Crossing Collision
Gulf Coast dispatch reports a passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing killing three high school students Clyde Murphy Algernon Poythress and Emile Nohr and injuring driver Edward Solloum while Frank Brown escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Clyde Murphy
Algernon Poythress
Emile Nohr
Edward Solloum
Frank Brown
Southern Cross Crew Very Weak From Long Fast
Sydney reports the missing Southern Cross airmen sent a telegram via C P Ulm describing a terrible time after the March 31 forced landing on the Sydney to Wyndham leg. Ulm says they will return to recondition the aircraft for the flight to England and notes he is still very weak from starvation in a separate message to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sydney
New South Wales
Southern Cross
C. P. Ulm
Wyndham
England
Ulm
O. K
Last Rites For Late Mr. Greene
The funeral for Isaac Newton Greene was held at Lamp's Methodist Episcopal Church South on Tuesday at 1 PM with Rev. P R Diehl presiding. He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Elliott Greene two sisters James Belle Greene and Mrs Mattie March and one brother John Greene. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with pallbearers named William Cochran James Hawkins Asa Racey Oliver Hamilton Harry Lamp and William Lamp. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Newton Greene
Lamp
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
P. R. Diehl
Jesus
Greene
Mary Elliott Greene
James Belle Greene
Mount Pleasant
Mattie March
John Greene
Winchesett
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
William Cochran
James Hawkins
Asa Racey
Oliver Hamilton
Harry Lamp
William Lamp
Silent Tribute as Herrick's Body Returns Home
Myron T. Herrick, former ambassador to France, is flown back to the United States aboard France’s Tourville and conveyed to Cleveland after a solemn New York procession. Flags stay at half staff while thousands honor him. Col. Charles A Lindbergh joins the cortege, reuniting two long friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Myron T. Herrick
America
France
Tourville
Grand Central’ Terminal
Cleveland
Charles “A. Lindbergh
Paris
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Unfavorable Weather Forecast For First Week
A weather briefing notes unfavorable conditions for the first week. The report outlines interim conditions and potential impacts on scheduled events and outdoor activities.
Federal Officers Fail to Stop Student Drinking at Virginia
In Richmond on April 13, R O Merrick, federal Prohibition administrator for Virginia, said agents were investigating reports of student drinking at the University of Virginia from January 4 to February 28 and at fraternity houses. He noted agents have exhausted legal steps and may take further action. Enforcement rests with college authorities as there is no lawful search authority in the houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Merrick
Virginia
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Toombs Guilty of Wrecking Company
Roy B. Toombs was convicted by the Circuit Court of issuing false stock certificates in the International Life Insurance Company fraud case. He faces three years in prison and a $3,000 fine. The article ends with an odd line about front and back yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Roy RB. Toombs
International Life Insurance Company
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K. W. Adams
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Mr. Lineweaver
N. A. Lineweaver
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Aberdeen
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J. Luther Neff
Frostburg
W .E. Owen
Louisville, Ky
Jack Hotel
Laura Smith
Esther Smith
East Lane Avenue
Robert A. Beverley
Rebecca
Frances Beverley
Baltimore
Lyric Theatre
Wade Dixon
Frederick, Md
Walter Smith
Mrs. Hurlock
Harrisonburg, Va
East Piccadilly Street
Fred Gray
Roanoke, Va
Hotel
Jack
W. P. Wood, Jr
Richmond, Va
Mr. Seabury Davies
The
Julian F. Ward
C. W. Morganthal
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Herbert Smoke
E. B. Smoke
Mount Williams
Memorial Hospital
B. J. Dunlap
Mracgi C. Halford
Ann Arbor, Mich
S. Holland Goodnight
Wis
Phil. H. Gold
Frank B. Crawford
Charles R. Keeler
Goodnight
University of Wisconsin
Susan Pitman
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Indiana
Bryan Smith
Walter B. Smith
Winifred Smith
Chicago
Perry Wright
Isaiah Wright
Jeff
Matt & Jeff
Bud Zisher
Gee
ONG
Onk
Mr. Greene
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