Funeral Rites Held For Jacob Deavers Near White Post
Funeral services for Jacob Deavers were held at Macedonia M E Church South on April 17. He died at age 72 after a long illness and was buried in the family plot beside the church. Survived by son Ottie Deavers and several stepchildren including Rev. Harry C. Rickard.
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Jacob Deavers
White Post
Aan 15
Macedonia M. E. Church
South
Mr. Deavers
Page County
Frederick and
Clarke Comes
Deavers
Bettie Weaver
Ottie Deavers
Jennie Rickard
Harry C. Rickard
Churchville
J. D. Russell
Frederick
Macedonia Choir
Italians Lodged In Jail For Stealing Ford Sedan
Four Italian men Victor Craig Jim DeFluri John Fioretta and Salvader Plesh are jailed on a charge of stealing a Ford sedan owned by Mrs Alice Campbell near Kernstown The car was taken Sunday afternoon along the Valley Pike after Carroll Campbell left it briefly to pay for gasoline Police captured the quartet returning them to local jail for a preliminary hearing. Officers are checking records in other cities as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Craig
Jim DeFluri
John Fioretta
Salvader Plesh
Alice Campbell
Kernstown
Valley Pike
Carroll Campbell
Luther G. Sheetz
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Court orders reference in Anderson estate case
In Frederick County Virginia the circuit court refers the Kate S. Anderson estate matter to a Master Commissioner. The order sets May 19 1934 for creditors to file claims and provide documents at 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester. If not completed, inquiries will adjourn until finished.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Kate S. Anderson
John E. Shull
Kate & Anderson
T. J. McInturff
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Will of Dr. Jacob A. Richard Bequeaths 5000 to Lutheran Orphans Home
The will admitted to probate in Salem Virginia directs a $5000 bequest to the Lutheran Orphans Home. The residue is split between wife Kathryn Y. Richard and daughter Mildred Rich Strain. Exekutor Mrs. Richard authorized to qualify without bond. Appraisers named by Clerk Clark M. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Richard
Corporation Court Clerk's
Lutheran Orphans Home
Salem
Kathryn Y. Richard
Mildred Rich Strain
Richard
Richards
W. OD. Myers
T. R. Cather
Horace Edwards
Fred A. Crisman
J. I. Sloat
Clark M. Smith
Kidwell and State Witness Fees in Krol Case Approved
The corporation court approved a $250 item for Guy S. Kidwell a certified public accountant who audited the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corp books for the Commonwealth case against Max Krol. The bill also covered Kidwell’s court attendance time expenses as a Commonwealth witness and mileage.
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Corporation Court
Guy S. Kidwell
Arthur G. Jones
Gleam 4-H Club Holds Gore Meeting Demonstrations
Gore Virginia April 20 The Gleam 4-H Club met April 18 at the Gore school with most members present The program included table setting introductions serving eggs and reading Washington led by Mrs J W Ward Lucy Strother Marguerite Constable Virginia Kern Ruth Larrick and a girls baseball game The next meeting May 2 will be a demonstration session at Mrs D Kern home
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Gore
Gleam 4-H Club of
J. W. Ward
Lucy Strother
Marguerite Constable
Virginia Kern
Reading
Washington
Ruth Larrick
Fred Stine
Miss Farrar
Better Golfing Weather Lures Veteran Players to Local Links
Spring brings more golfers to the local course as pro Rut Coffee aims to boost attendance. Notables Ed Stone Jack Hayley Logan Fay and Dr George Smith Jr and others rarely miss rounds amid improving fairways and greens with four temporary greens still in use. No 5 is nearing completion next month while No 7 shows life though needs treatment. No 4 and No 8 remain unplanted with a $120 estimate to complete both. Pro Coffee and Mrs Coffee have refreshed the shop and a new caddie house stands near the clubhouse. A player named But recently shot 71 after a 33 first round, hinting at a course record potential.
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Ed Stone
Jack Hayley
Logan Fay
George Smith, Jr
Middletown Notes Highlight Local Visits and Girl Scout News
Sunday guests included Mrs. M. M. Funkhouser and family from Strasburg and Winchester, with several other relatives visiting Middletown. Miss Lorene Sutphin vacationed with Miss Kathleen Snapp while Mrs. Carson Reely recovers from gallstone surgery. The article also covers Girl Scout Troop No. 13 activities and officers elected for the troop committee.
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Middletown
Pearl H. Wakeman
M. M. Funkhouser
Strasburg
Truman J. Wakeman
Marshall
Georgia Wakeman
Winchester
Hugh Wakeman
Tams Brook
Lorene Sutphin
Longmeadow
Kathleen Snapp
County 4-H Clubs Expand in the County
The Round Hill 4 Hol Club joins Gore and Middletown as three boys clubs with 63 members, merging with existing girls clubs. I Fred Stine leads boys projects focused on poultry and gardening, with monthly visits planned. Troop 2 Boy Scouts plant 300 pine trees on Hunter M Stine's farm, continuing a multi year reforestation effort. Farm record books from the U S Department of Agriculture are available for wheat and corn hog contract signers, with more generic farm records also in demand. Wheat inspections will start as soon as wheat is identifiable, and contract checks for payment begin April 23, with contracts to Washington by mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Gore
Middletown
Fred Stine
Boy Scouts
Hunter M. Stine
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stine
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service
Washington
Police Court Holds Wide Attendance In Disorderly Conduct Trial
A large crowd of the colored population attended police court yesterday for several cases against colored defendants. Briscoe Parker and Elizabeth Elliott faced disorderly conduct charges with Charles Fisher as accuser and were fined 20 dollars plus costs. John Allen faced vagrancy charges but the court warned dismissal if he left town. Other defendants included Henry Luttrell and Stanley Jackson who forfeited bonds, Ollie McFarland James Shano ltz and Calvin Phoenix cited for drunkenness and street walking. Sarah Brannon received one to three years on the state farm for drunkenness and street walking. Floyd Brewer was convicted of operating a vehicle under the influence, fined 100 dollars, jailed a month, and license revoked for a year.
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Charles Fisher
Briscoe Parker
Parker
Elizabeth Elliott
Fisher
John Allen
Henry Luttrell
Stanley Jackson
Ollie McFarland
James Shanholtz
Calvin Phoenix
Sarah Brannon
State Farm
Floyd Brewer
Ardent Spirits
1929 Stock Plunge Prompted Massive Corporate Cash Flow
Evidence before the senate banking committee shows big corporations invested about 20 billion dollars in the stock market in 1929. By 1930 liquid assets largely became frozen assets as conditions tightened and markets seized up.
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Senate Banking Committee
City Clean Up Week Campaign Underway
City crews and volunteers began a spring housecleaning drive removing trash from streets and repainting traffic lines. City trucks will start hauling curbside rubbish today with residents urged to place gutters and rubbish by Thursday night for collection before the festival on May 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilcher
Anderson
City Court Grants Beer and Soft Drink Licenses
Bernard M. Taylor and Nina Green Way were given certificates to sell beer under the 1933 statute by the corporation court. Earl D. Hildebrandt was granted a license to sell soft drinks under the 1924 statute. Two automobiles, a Ford and a Chevrolet, owned by the parties are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Taylor
Nina Green Way
Earl D. Hildebrandt
Ford
Chevrolet
Seized Liquor Transport Cars Remain with Gruber Bail Granted
Cars seized on liquor transport charges were ordered released to Holmes Gruber upon payment of accrued costs. A separate divorce case between Georgia Fuller Gearing and James Ray Gearing granted bed and board and ordered $25 monthly support plus $104 overdue temporary alimony. Austria and Hitler relationship remains unclear.
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Holmes Gruber
Gruber
Georgia Fuller Gearing
James Ray Gearing
Cecil Street
Farley Remark Sparks Tense Near-Scuffle
Report says Farley criticized Brown with harsh words leading to near-violence before they settled disagreements and shook hands. The incident highlighted rising tensions between the two figures.
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Krol
Gleam
Gore Meeting
Alric
Tums
Irving Carson Keyser
Dodge
Nat'l. Bank & Trust CO
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Dunn & Duvall
Pro Coffee
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Carson Reely
Memorial Hospital
William Cooley
Waverley
Paul Hammack
John Jenkins
Brown Joray
Washington, D. C
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Jenkins
Harry Ridings
Kenneth Ridings
Little Son
Ellicot City
Martha Reely
Washington and Lee High Schol
Ballston
Walter Huffman
J. C. Reely
Lula Lauck
John Shull
Kathryn Funk
Ethel Hooley
Homer Fisher
Edna Keith
E. H. Leake
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Girl Scouts
Hammack
Frank Colfelt
Front Royal
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Hershey
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Varserette Foundations
Vassarette
Wenders
Austria
Hitler
Conoco
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
AAA
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The
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U. S
Avyold
Buncutter_ Tire Co
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