Frost Ridges To Victory In Big Maryland Race
Henry Prost Jr of Middleburg Virginia rode Inshore a five length winner in the Maryland Hunt Club cup race at Glyndon Maryland. Inshore a seven year old bay gelding owned by J W Y Martin of Worthington Valley Maryland won after Grand National point to point and Right Royal cup wins. Ostend owned by Mrs Frank M Gould of New York ridden by William B Street of Warrenton Virginia finished second with Primero owned by James Piper of Baltimore and ridden by Richard H Hamilton of Philadelphia third. The four mile natural country course included 22 post and rail jumps and led to a dramatic finish at the last obstacle. Frost is son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Frost of Middleburg Virginia.
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Millwood
Ace
Henry Prost, Jr
Middleburg
Glyndon
Inshore
J. W. Y. Martin
Geer
My Lady's Manor
Mr. Frost
Martin
Worthington Valley
Mr. Prost
Henry W. Frost
Courtney B. Jones
Clarke County
Ostend
Frank M. Gould
New York
William B. Street
Warrenton
Val
James Piper
Baltimore
Richard H. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Frost
Queen Elect Tours Shenandoah Caverns In Festive Reception
The queen and her retinue toured the Shenandoah caverns led by Mountain King Frank Wissler. A reception followed at the Farm House of Major and Mrs. E.M. Brown, drawing spectators from across the region to celebrate the valley's annual event. Miss Larus praised the caverns and the valley's beauty and hinted at her enthusiasm for the forthcoming festival.
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Caverns Lodge
Shenandoah Valley
Larus
Special Commissioner to value Baker property in Loudoun case
Court in Loudoun appoints H. K. Benham as Special Commissioner in Chancery to ascertain and report real and personal property of Henry M. Baker, liens, taxes, and accounts, with orders for publication in Winchester news and a May 11, 1936 hearing at 32 Rouss Avenue, Winchester. Attorneys Donald L. Weems, Herbert Larrick and B. P. Harrison present.
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Henry M. Baker
H. K. Benham
Harry L. McCann
Special Commissioner In Chancery
Inchester
Virginia
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Donald L. Weems
Herbert &. Larrick
B. P. Harrison
Pointer Justa Hunter Blue Bird Wins Loudoun Puppy Trial
Blue Bird, a pointer, crowned best dog at the Loudoun County Dog Club puppy trials on Jack Thomas Farm near Round Hill. Florendale Spider, a setter, owned by Mr. Adams of Purcellville, placed second. Doc owned by M. H. Everhart of Leesburg took third. Florendale Blackie, a setter, also owned by Mr. Adams, won junior stake. Eighteen dogs across nine braces competed before a large gallery. Judges were John A. Ward of Leesburg and Benton Snider of Winchester.
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Justa Hunter
Blue Bird
Loudoun County Dog Club
Jack Thomas
Round Hill
Theroperty
Mr. Hurst
Leeburg
Florendale Spider
Mr. Adams
Purcellville
Doc
M. H. Everhart
Leesburg
Florendale Blackie
John A. Ward
Benton Snider
Winchester
Faculty Member Wounds Another Then Slays Self
Lincoln, April 27. John P. Weller a foreign language instructor at the University of Nebraska wounded Prof. Harry Kurtz head of the romance language department in University Hall. Weller shot Kurtz then fled and killed himself near Nebraska Hall after being surrounded by police. Kurtz had said his life was threatened after Weller received notice of dismissal on Saturday. Weller 40 a Stanford graduate joined the faculty in 1928.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pri
John P. Weller
University of Nebraska
Harry Kurtz
Pee
University
Kurtz
University Hall
Weller
Nebraska Hall
Stanford University
A Sprightly Spring Luncheon Menu and Centerpiece
A lively spring luncheon plan outlines elegant table setting with white linen and Dolly Varden flower centerpiece. It includes a bright menu of tomato juice with olives, veal birds, buttered peas, fruit salad, pineapple jelly cakes, and a detailed recipe for stuffed olive cubes and cake batter.
Dinner in Honor of Confederate Veteran John R. Lawrence
Sperryville Rotarians invite members from northern Virginia clubs to a May 11 dinner honoring John R. Lawrence the sole surviving Confederate veteran in Rapppahannock County Rep Virgil Chapman of Kentucky will speak Mrs C Marshall Baldwin and daughter Dorothy Oden returned to Was after a weekend visit with Mrs Victor L Denny on West 1.
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Northern Virginia
John R. Lawrence
Rap
Pahannock County
Virgil Chapman
C. Marshall Baldwin
Dorothy Oden
Was
Victor L. Denny
Aent West 1
Decorate the Forgotten Kitchen and Bathroom Rooms
The article urges upgrading neglected rooms with decorative washable papers for kitchens and bathrooms. It highlights bright themes like red and white peasant paper, white furniture, and red trim, noting washable walls resist grease and transform drab spaces into appealing settings.
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Imperial
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Rion-Bowman Post
Veterans ,of Foreign Wars
Guard of Honor
W. L. Darnell
W L. Fifer
R. L. Stultz
G. W. Roebush
M. G. Wharton
EB. W. Leake
G. B. O'Baugh
L. L. Spitzer
C. A. Gey
H. B. Estes
PF. W. van Pelt
J. E. Carrier
M. A. Kelffer
R. J. Wolfe
D. A. Bowers
R. J. Delamore
8. C. Irick
E. E. Lincoln, Jr
M. G. Gaither
W. J. Welby
Circuit Court
County OF
Loudoun
Florence W. Baker
Loudoun Trials
Pointer
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Sperryville, Va
Sperryville
Atl Ae
ASCO
Ho-de-Lite
Vist
Asco Baking
Ritter
Farmdale
Princess
Santa Clara
CALIF
Peach Sale
California
RITZ
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TSC
Oran
Pride of Reg
Narney
Rinso
Wisconsin
Borden’s Cheese
al Plus & Sy
Ginger
Chesapeake Bay
Florida
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