Strasburg Man Fatally Hurt in Car Collision
Bernard Z Brown 59 of Strasburg Va died in Memorial Hospital from injuries after a midnight collision near Passage Creek Warren County on the Riverton Strasburg highway. His daughter Elizabeth Venable 25 and her husband Fulton Venable were injured. Brown’s death followed a cerebral hemorrhage. Robert Clegg of Warren County was held for inquiry. Burial at Riverview Cemetery set after services in Strasburg.
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Bernard Z. Brown
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Passage Creek
Warren County
Riverton- Strasburg
Elizabeth Venable
Fulton Venable
Venable
Brown
Front Royal
Front Royal Fire Department
Clegg
Bertha Spurrier
Oscar G. Brown
The
Star
Oscar Wilson
F. B. Lingle
H. A. Wilson
F. B. Wyand
Riverview Cemetery
HAMS Forest Home 2-Year Old Country Hams
PURE FOOD STORE advertises Western hams and a variety of home goods Curtains draperies and rugs to enhance home attractions Moling and Cather are named in the notice for product or service offerings
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Forest
Seed loan deadline extended to May 15 1934 for Virginia farmers
Notice to farmers announces extended seed loan time through the Emergency Crop Production Office. Field supervisor J Gray Beverley, Warrenton Virginia, states applications in Frederick and Clarke counties to be made to Taylor Barr at the Court House in Winchester between 8 30 a m and 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gray Beverley
Warrenton
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Taylor Barr
Court House
Winchestr
May meeting set for Monday night parade prep
The Important-May meeting is scheduled for Monday night April 30 to finalize parade details. Capt Gough asks every member to be on hand. secretary notes 4 27 1p 31.
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Gough
Coupe Bargains 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe and Chevrolet Master Coupes
Bickers Motor Co offers a 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe in perfect condition and a 1933 Chevrolet Master Coupe. Historic auto listing from a dealer with available stock and pricing details.
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Bickers Motor CO
Sheriff Apprehends Fleming After Mass Search
Sheriff Luther Daugherty captured Harry Fleming during a large night long search by hundreds of residents in Somerset County. Fleming, a black man, allegedly stabbed Officer Harry Daugherty with a chisel, left him critically wounded, and was taken to Baltimore for custody.
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Associated Press
Crisfield
Luther Daugherty
Harry Fleming
Fleming
Harry Daugherty
Baltimore
Joe Spence
Westover Crossroads
Daugherty
Howard McClelland
Harry Flemming
Somerset County
Chrisfield
Rev McGukin Installed As Local Pastor
Rev. E. B. McGukin was installed as pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church before a large congregation at the eight o clock service. The Winchester Presbytery commission led the installation with Dr. G. G. Sydnor delivering the address and Dr. C. D. Gilkerson giving the charge to the minister. Bernard E. Bain, Henry Moling Sr., and Stewart Bell participated as commission members.
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E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Bernard E. Bain
Wardensville
W. Va
Messrs
Henry Moling Sr
Stewart Bell
Motley Crowd Hears Speech On Dictatorships
In Annapolis Maryland on April 30 a crowd of about 325 Ku Klux Klan members gathered in a field outside the city. J L Baskin grand dragon of Maryland spoke to Klan leaders from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia asserting that Americanism is eroded and that the nation is near dictatorship. Tribal performers in costumes accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Annapolis
Brain Trusters
Red Feather
Greyhound
Baskin
America
Strayed female setter dog black and white
Notice of a missing dog a female setter black and white. Contact number 171 for details or retrieval.
County School Fair Displays Draw Interest at Frederick County
Miss Annie Preston Starling announces the Frederick county school fair exhibits will stay on display through the Apple Blossom Festival except during parade and queen coronation hours. Kernstown wins top honor with an extensive home unit display. Stephens City, Bryarly, Rock Enon and others earn prizes across size-based groups. Judging emphasized educational value, neatness, and student participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Preston Starling
Frederick County
Winchester
County Court House
Kernstown
Stephens City
Middletown
Bryarly
Miller
White Hall
Redland
Brucetown
Hayfield
Rock Enon
Carpers Valley
Opequon
Evandale
Sue Ayres
Prince William County
Stephens City School
Virginia
Tidewater
Piedmont
Mrs. De Vonde Beauty Nook Ad Promotes Services
An advertisement records Mrs. De Vonde offering permanent waving and hair tinting at Beauty Nook located at 128 S Loudoun St. The shop touts “By Reputation The Best” with a contact phone 1312.
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Beauty Nook
Loudoun St
Middletown High class night brings unique program
The Middletown Agricultural High School class night will feature a radio station styled program named the Senior Radio Party with both junior and senior participants in a staged broadcast through the auditorium. The graduation exercises follow Wednesday at the Southern Methodist Church with Dr. W H S White delivering the address. George W White 79 a Winchester carpenter dies at his brother’s home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Agricultural High School
Katherine Wright
Madelon Yates
John Derrick
Billy Kline
Harold Walter
Louise Kline
Will
Lettie Huffman
Evelyn Headley
Audrey Cullers
Helen Bowen
Margaret Mowery
Wilma Orndorff
Taylor Foxx
Ted Jones
Virginia Kline
Fourteen Drum and Bugle Corps to Lead Queen Shenandoah XI Parade
W A Baker announced that fourteen or more drum and bugle corps will form the first section of the feature parade in Noe on Friday afternoon. The Overseas Band from Washington DC leads, followed by multiple American Legion and VFW posts from Harrisburg to Fairmont with invitations sent to other corps. The corps will march from Cameron Street toward Piccadilly noon as the escort for Queen Shenandoah XI Queen Shenandoah XI carriage preceded and followed by drum and bugle units.
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W. A. Baker
Washington, D. C
Camp of Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Capital
Rion-Bowman
Harrisonburg
Costello
American Legion
Six Mile Run
Harold N. Blair
Hanover
Alexandria
Kelly-Mansfield
Piedmont
W. Va
Boyce Houser
Keyser
Henry Hart
Cumberland
Huntingdon
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Morris Frock
Hagerstown
Murray Appleman
Roaring Springs
The
Green Hussars
Fairmont
Veterans Organizations
Arlington
Roanoke
Baltimore
Havre-de- Grace
York
Charlottesville
Staunton
Newport News
Portsmouth
Front Royal
Petersburg
Faranday
Washington
D. C
Cameron Street
Cameron and
Piccadilly Street
Pritchard Family to Visit in Harrisonburg
Mr and Mrs 8 J Pritchard and their children will arrive Wednesday night to stay with Mrs Pritchard s parents Mr and Mrs B F Arthur Sr at their home on the Northwestern Grade in Harrisonburg.
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J. Pritchard
Harrisonburg
Death of B N Lockhart 73 Winchester Resident
Benjamin N Lockhart 73 of Winchester Hampshire county W Va died at his home 949 Virginia Avenue at 8 40 Sunday morning after a long illness. He was born May 16 1861 son of Beverley N Lockhart and Kathryn Anderson. Survived by son Benjamin H Lockhart four daughters and siblings. Funeral Tuesday 2 30 at home with ministers. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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George W. White
Winchester
Thomas E. White
South Kent Street
Mr. White
Opequon
Frederick County
Mordecai
Margaret Hensell White
Florence Welford
White
Robert
Amos
John White
Charles White
Washington
Ferman White
Pennsylvania
Stella Charles
Robert White
Bardane
W. Va
Luther White
Pittsburgh
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
S. J. Goode
Church of Christ
Benjamin Massie
Harry J. Stores
Joseph Patterson
Friedship Fire Company
Brook N. Lockhart
Hampshire County
Virginia Avenue
Mr. Lockhart
Beverley N
Kathryn Anderson Lockhart
Millie J. Kern
Board of Supervisors
Lockhart
Josiah Lockhart
Frederick
Hampshire
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Rock Enon Springs
National Fruit Product Company
Benjamin H. Lockhart
Capon Bridge
H. C. Oates
A. T. Edwards
L. C
W. L. Dudley
Wirt Charges Officials Hiding Aims in Washington
Dr William A Wirt of Gary Indiana accused Washington officials of frantic efforts to conceal aims as he traveled to press revolutionary charges. He spoke before an American Legion group denying congressionally labeled unfounded claims and named Brookhart Tugwell and Rainey as having made disturbing statements.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Washington
Wirt
American Legion
Congressional Committee
Dr. Wirt
Smith W. Brookhart
Rexford G. Tugwell
Henry T. Rainey
Civic League seeks saddle bags and Stonewall Jackson portrait
The Civic League of Winchester asks for a saddle bag pair and a painting or portrait of Stonewall Jackson or General Lee for a parade phase. Contact Mrs. Melvin Green at 216-W to arrange loan and safe handling assurances.
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Civic League of Winchester
Stonewall” Jackson
General Lee
Melvin Green
Safe investment sale of brick building on South Loudoun Street
Property Nos. 40 and 42 eastside South Loudoun Street, now Fair Play Store, combines residence and business on a large lot with four garages. Excellent location. To be sold in front of Court House at noon next Saturday May 5th. See salebills.
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Loudoun Street
Fair Play Store
Court House
Rouss Fire Company Plans Parade Uniforms at Meeting
A special meeting of the Rouss Fire Company is set for Monday April 30 at 7 30 p m. Final plans for the Apple Blossom Parade will be made and parade uniforms issued at that time. M D Weaver Captain.
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Rouss Fire Company
M. D. Weaver
Fete Program Goes On Sale For Shenandoah Apple Blossom
The Eleventh Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival program has been printed with twelve thousand 24 page booklets on photo paper. Local artist B Neill Woods designed covers and pictures while Mrs John Hay Whitney is featured as Queen Shenandoah XI. The Winchester Boy Scouts sell the program for 10 cents to deter scalpers, with proceeds aiding the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
B. Neill Woods
John Hay Whitney
Elizabeth Shannon Rice
Virginia Cover Russell
Ma Winchester
Philip Williams
Festival
Relef
Barr
Jolliffe
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Winchester Boy Scouts
Restored Status For Unclassified Apple Grade In Virginia
A Frederick County delegation helps reinstate the Unclassified apple pack at Staunton after a Virginia Horticultural Society directors meeting. A new Domestic grade subject to inspection was approved to replace the unclassified pack, and growers were urged to join the society to boost its usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick County
State Horticultural Society
Staunton
Virginia Horticultural Society
Luray
Frederick County
The
Police Prepare Grand Apple Blossom Security Plan
Chief Hollis announced extensive protection for festival visitors with over 100 special officers including plain clothes detectives from Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Harrisburg and York. Two National Guardsmen guard each bank and 100 uniformed officers manage parking and towing as streets near the school grounds are closed each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
National
Hollis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
York
Porce
Friendship Fire Company Plans March Parade At Apple Blossom Festival
Friendship Fire Company urges all members to attend Thursdays parade for the Apple Blossom Festival. Some firemen lack uniforms, so the captain asks members to report uniform status while the company provides paper hats and torches for all marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
Fire Extinguished At The Moorings Home
A blaze in the shingle roof over the kitchen at The Moorings home of B O F Randolph near Millwood was spotted about 8 30 this morning. Several Millwood vehicles rushed to the scene and doused the fire before it burned more than three or four feet of roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O’f. Randolph
Millwood
Mr. Randolph
Garbage pickup suspended for Apple Blossom Festival
City announces no garbage collection on Thursday May 3 and Friday May 4 for the Apple Blossom Festival. Housekeepers asked to arrange temporary sanitary disposal during the period. City Manager P. P. Pilcher signs the notice.
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P. P. Pilcher
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Robert Clegg
Fork
Warren
South End Hose CO
Man With Chisel
McGukin
the Evening Star
Miss Starling
Mrs. de Vonde
Murton Millen
Irving Millen
Abe Faber
Dedham
Mass
Needham
Irving
Brother
Overseas Band
Drum and Bugle Corps
B. N. Lockhart
Old Frederick Family
Rouss Fire CO
Informa
S.’Cameron St
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