Primary records sought across districts and towns
A long list of election details names judges clerks and districts including Old Forge Shawnee Kernstown Carper Valley Stonewall Brucetown White Hall Albin Gainsboro Dolans Yeakleys Ashton Back Creek Dry Run Russells Gore Lamps and more with judge and clerk pairings and polling sites in a historic primary vote record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Harry Clagett
C. A. Tevalt
John Headley
Armel
E. H. White
J. W. Newcome
Myrtle Price
Shawnee
Kernstown
J. R. Tripan
M. Lupton
John Greenwood
Geo. Bywaters
J. A. Snapp
H. T. Snapp
Carper Valley
Earl Carper
R. B. Golightly
William Carpenter
Stonewall District Newstown
Hunter Stine
Clark Hardesty
J. C. Sherman
Brucetown
William Huyett
W. B. Timberlake
Corrie Swimley
White Hall
E. N. Hardy
C. W. Lamp
B. F. Strother
Albin
W. W. Baker
Jas. Spence
I. Hawkins
Gainsboro
J. Earl Rinker
George Rinker
C. T. Adams
Baker’s Mill
R. L.ith
Fred Whitacre
G. Braithwaite
Yeakleys
L. Y. Courtney
F. W. Pingley
John Harper
Ashton’s
Philip Shade
Carson Whitacre
Ernest Gray
Back Creek
Dry Run
J. Y. Himelright
William Renner
Brill
Russells
Gore
W. J. Muse
J. W. Parrish
T. F. Morrison
Lamps
E. B. Smoke
H. A. Snapp
Maynard Snapp
Daily Crossword Puzzle Teasers and Clues List
A dense list of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries. Includes definitions for beverages, land terms, animals, body parts, and miscellaneous items. The jumble shows many partial words and stray letters, typical of a puzzle page scan.
City Electoral Board appoints primary election judges
The City Electoral Board announced the appointment of judges to oversee the Democratic nominating primary in four local precincts on Tuesday August 4. One judge will act as clerk. Appointees include at Friendship Engine House Charles P Kremer John W Kater and Stewart Grim Reuss Engine House John Dunn B F Arthur Willian Haines City Hall Harry R Homer Forrest Fansler James S Ritter Sarah Zane Engine House John A Huntsberry Robert S Bell Robert Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Electoral Board
Friendship Engine House
Charles P. Kremer
John W. Kater
Stewart Grim
Reuss Engine House
John Dunn
B. F. Arthur
Willian Haines
City Hall
Harry R. Homer
Forrest Fansler
James S. Ritter
Sarah Zane Engine House
John A. Huntsberry
Robert S. Bell
Robert Schultz
Dentist Dr John Larue Luke Dies In Charlestown
Dr John Larue Luke 73 a prominent Charlestown dentist died suddenly Saturday night. A Clarke County Virginia native and Baltimore Dental College graduate he practiced over thirty years before health caused retirement. Survived by widow Fannie Timberlake five children Richard T William C and Rev John W Luke. Funeral Tuesday 11 am at Presbyterian Church. Brother of Mrs J Few Brown of Winchester.
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Charlestown
W. Va
John Larue Luke
Clarke County
Virginia
John W. Luke
Berryville
Baltimore Dental College
Luke
Charles Town
Fannie Timberlake
Florence Luke Moore
Richard T
Chicago
William C
New York
North Carolina
Presbyterian Church
Funeral Attendance Expected for Brown Family in Charles Town
The Brown family is expected to attend the funeral in Charles Town with one brother surviving, E. C. Luke, of New York City.
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Brown
Charles Town
E. C. Luke
New York City
James Slonaker dies from crash injuries
James Slonaker dies after crash injuries. He is survived by his wife Harriett Slonaker and his mother Mrs Emma Slonaker along with three sisters and two brothers. Funeral will be held at his mother's home and he will be buried beside his father in Capon Chapel Cemetery Capon Bridge W Va. Pallbearers named Beverley Wright Gus Noonan Maynard Clowser H Russell Potts George Snyder Theodore French.
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Page Orc
Slonaker
Mr. Slonaker
James W. D. Slonaker
Winchester
Emma Slonaker
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Emma Nixon
Harriett Slonaker
Harriett Seabright
James A. Seabright
Ida Seabright
City
Lee McDonald
Akron
John M. Massie, Jr
Nellie Slonaker
W. L. Slonaker
Washington
Berlyn Slonaker
North Avenue
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Capon Chapel
Beverley B. Wright
Gus Noonan
Maynard Clowser
H. Russell Potts
George Snyder
Theodore French
Play Begins For Championship Of Winchester Golf Club
The Winchester Golf Club opens its championship tournament. First round matches must be finished by August 9. Fred Read and Judge Weems win to reach the second round, with Weems leading 7 up at the turn and both matches ending on the eleventh green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Fred Read
Judge Weems
Rev. R. B. Nelson
R E. Perrine
L. C. Hollis
T. B. Patton
Bill Smith
Major Elting
J. B. Beverley
Tom Scully
Harry Butler
W. L. Sowers
Clarke Cooper-Peyton Marshall
Don Weems
Ae Nixdorff
Ill Paxton
Gore Brevities: Local meetings and visits
Gore Virginia notices invite women to a food demonstration by Mary Rich at Lodge Hall on August 4. Rock Enon Church hosts an all day meeting and homecoming August 9 with Rev Van Voorhis and Gore quartet providing music. Washington visitors Mr and Mrs W B Potts travel with Virginia Kern and Mrs D F Kern to Wardensville for dinner with Mrs Lohr Good. Homer Stotler and party from Donora Pennsylvania expected to arrive for a visit.
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W. Va
Lohr Good
Homer Stotler
Donora
Local Families Visit and Move Remain In Community
Mrs. W. D. Hale and daughters visited last Sunday with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Clemons. Mr. J. B. Compton and family moved to Moorefield West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Larrick and son George from Chambersville Virginia visited the Larrick family here.
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Arthur Stotler
W. D. Hale
H. F. Clemons
J. B. Compton
Moorefield
W. Va
Larrick
George
Chambersville
B. L. Larrick
Pangborn and Herndown Make a Safe Arrival
American globe fliers Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon arrived at Khabarovsk Siberia after a 1200 mile flight from Chita in heavy rain and mist. They faced difficult mountain ranges and were met by the Russian Civil Aviation Society.
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Tokyo
Rengo
American Globe Fliers
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Chita
Pangborn
Herndon
Russian Civil Aviation Society
Herndon-Pangborn
Khabarovsk Moscow
Tass
America
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Moscow
Blagovschensk
Sea of Okhotsk
Bering Sea
New York
Boyce Scouts Defeat Berryville In Diamond Contest
In Boyce Virginia on August 3 the Boyce Scout baseball team routed Berryville 16 to 7 with C Brown hitting a homer. Cubs from Millwood topped a local team 31 to 19 as errors and runs balanced out. The Scout Fire Department team prepares for the Winchester convention, awaiting a fresh paint job to catch judges' eyes.
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Boyce
Boyce Boy Scout
Berryville Scouts
C. Brown
Boyce Cub
Millwood
Scout Fire Department
Winchester
L. Largent, Jr
Scribe
Yard Party at Ridgeway School Lawn This Thursday
Benefit event hosted by W M S at Ridgeway School lawn on August 6 aims to raise funds for Best Church. Local residents urged to attend for community support and fellowship.
Perry memorial shaft dedication at Put-in-Bay Ohio
The Put-in-Bay ceremony dedicates a million dollar Perry memorial shaft honoring Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry and his men from the 1818 battle. A tablet on the site also unveils the 1818 U S Canadian peace treaty. Governor George White presided as dignitaries watched the column be unveiled.
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Put-in-Bay
Oliver Hazard Perry
George White
Ohio
Miss Jolliffe Attends Summer School at William and Mary
Boyce Virginia notes state Miss Jane Jolliffe daughter of Mr and Mrs T P Jolliffe is at summer school at William and Mary College. Ruth Royston and R W Royston visited Waynesboro last Friday. Isabel Grigsby of Alexandria visits the Jolliffe home. Mrs Thomas Strickler and two daughters of Strasburg and Mr and Mrs Barron and daughters of Luray visited L S Kibler's home. Jacob Hottel of Winchester was a business caller in Boyce.
Locals Return From Abroad and Church Meeting Highlights
Rev Amos Clary and family and Mr and Mrs John R Jackson of Bowling Green have returned home after visiting relatives here. Members of Boyce Baptist Church attended the Shenandoah Baptist Association annual meeting in Front Royal last Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Ella Lanham has returned home after seven months touring Europe with Mr and Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin and serving as governess to their children Tyson and Kenneth Jr.
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Amos Clary
John R. Jackson
Bowling Green
Boyce Baptist Church
Shenandoah Baptist Association
Front Royal
Ella Lanham
Europe
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Tyson
Kenneth, Jr
Don’t Swat the Fly Warns Timely Batter Caution
A brief warning cautions batters to avoid swinging at a harmless fly ball, urging restraint to prevent an easy out. The line emphasizes quick reflexes and situational awareness during play.
Warner Brothers plans new productions and theater bookings
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. outlines forthcoming productions while Capitol and Colonial Theatres announce current bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Magnificent Lie at Capitol Theatre Starring Ruth Chatterton
Ruth Chatterton headlines at the Capitol Theatre in The Magnificent Lie a drama of impersonation and love. She wagers to imitate a French musical comedy star and falls for a sincere lumberman who cherishes his musical theater memories Ralph Bellamy makes his screen debut while Stuart Erwin delivers notable dramatic talent in supporting roles.
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Leonard Merrick
Ruth Chatterton
Capitol Theatre
New Orleans
Acre
Miss Chatterton
Ralph Bellamy
Stuart
Star Witness film under Hal McLernon at Warner Bros
Hal McLernon edits The Star Witness at Warner Brothers west coast studios with Walter Huston and Chic Sale in the cast. Lucien Hubbard describes the sensational city story as a crime and law drama not a gang picture, with Frances Starr Sally Blane Grant Mitchell and others in the ensemble. William A Wellman directs the production.
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Cutter
Hal McLernon
Warner Brothers
West Coast
Walter Huston
Chic Sale
Lucien Hubbard
Frances Starr
Sally Blane
Grant Mitchell
Edward J. Nugent
Dickie Moore
Ralph Ince
Tom Dugan
Mike Donlin
William Ne Wellman
Two Critically Burned As Gasoline Barge Is Fired
Two men were critically burned when the oil barge J. Norman Riley carrying 20 000 gallons of gasoline caught fire at the Shell Hastern Petroleum Products docks in Perth Amboy New Jersey The tanker was cut adrift and drifted to a sand bar in Staten Island Sound menaced ships Two burned were Captain W F Mason 35 and Carl Pedersen steward
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Associated Press
Perth Amboy
N. J
J. Norman Riley
Shell Hastern Petroleum Products Corporation
Staten Island Sound
W. F. Mason
Carl Pedersen
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Ane
Itar
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James Slonaker
Herndown
Russia
Boyce Scouts
Ridgeway School Lawn
Benefit W. M. S
Best Church
Perry
Axminster
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Winchester Flour and Feed Company
W. A. Baker
M. F. Seldon
Wayne
Winchester Flour and Feed CO
Don Httold
Studebaker Ee
Studebaker
Elie Seger
Free Wheeling
Dellinger
Baltimore
LOU Bernstein CO
North
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Amt
Peefe
Choarettes
Bron
Revelation Cigarettes
Carton
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
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