Democrats Nominate Candidates in Warren County Primary
In Front Royal Warren County voters began the Democratic primary to fill seven county offices. Incumbent clerk Marvin A. Trout faces Hubert H. Marlowe. Sheriff contenders are Roy F. Collins Sam Winsboro Jubal E. Maddox and E. E. Marlowe. Treasurer incumbent Steve D. Boyd challenges George Ilkison. four supervisors districts list seven candidates. Voters reported a strong turnout with hundreds casting ballots by noon.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Clerk
Marvin A. Trout
Hubert H. Marlowe
Roy F. Collins
Sam Winsboro
Jubal E. Maddox
Frank Rudacille
Cedarville
John B. Earle
Board of Supervisors
Harry Martin
Fork
G. W. Duncan
Wade Hunt
Manor Avenue
Garden contest rewards colors residents in Front Royal
The Warren County Garden club held a contest among the town's colored residents at John Wesley Methodist church. Oscar Frye won the 10 dollar first prize, Larkin Smith the 5 dollar second prize, and Julian Jeffries Mary Smith Henry Conway Ella Jeffries and Cary Jackson each received 2 dollars. Honorable mention for garden and lawn improvement went to James Travis Mamie Proctor John Turner and Irene Lewis. Neat gardens were noted for Edward Carroll Ida Roberts Robbie Day and Emma Simpson. The organizing committee was Mrs Aubrey G Weaver chairwoman with Mrs Beverly F Browne and Mrs Thomas Melton.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Fox
James Travis
Mamie Proctor
John Turner
Irene Lewis
Edward Carroll
Ida Roberts
Robbie Day
Emma Simpson
Aubrey G. Weaver
Beverly F. Browne
Thomas Melton
All Stars To Play Harrisonburg In Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal All-Stars lead the Shenandoah Valley League facing Harrisonburg this afternoon and tomorrow head to Charlottesville for a second half clash. Charlottesville beat Front Royal in the first half. Realty transfers include Annie and William Buck selling lots in Front Royal Riverton Improvement Co to L S Rohr for 1500 dollars and a large land transfer near Browntown with 142 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Annie W. Buck
William R. Buck
L. S. Rohr
Front Royal-Riverton Improvement Company
Virginia Avenue
Third Streets
Charles W. Butler
Louie Butler
William F. Butler
Nannie E. Butler
Harry Settles
Lela Settles
DeWitt Medley
Eleanor Medley
Lillie J. Butler Settles
South Riverton District
Browntown
Marriage License Issued in Warren County
In the Warren County Circuit Court clerk's office a marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to E. F. Lienbaugh and Miss Erma Schetrompf. Lienbaugh, a carpenter from Binghamton New York, and Schetrompf from Lashley Pennsylvania are the newly joined couple. Miss Mona Heflin of Linden visited Front Royal on Monday.
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Circuit Court
Warren County
E. F. Lienbaugh
Erma Schetrompf
Lienbaugh
Binghamton, N. Y
Schetrompf
Lashley
Leinbaugh
Mona Heflin
Linden
Front Royal
Condition Of Rivers North Branch Shenandoah Clear
Agricultural report notes river sections in the Shenandoah watershed showing clear water in the North and South Branch Shenandoah. Officials provide readings indicating no turbidity issues and stable flow in recent days.
Shenandoah Valley League Stand and Weekly Schedule
Shenandoah Valley League standings list Front Royal Culpeper Waynesboro Harrisonburg Charlottesville Orange Heurich Staunton with W L and percentages. This week schedule includes matches across Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday featuring Front Royal Harrisonburg Charlottesville Staunton Culpeper Waynesboro Heurich Orange and related venues.
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W. L
Front Royal
Culpeper
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Orange
Heurich
Staunton
Weurich
Harrisonbury
Sun
At Royal
Stanton
Green Hill C C softball team routs Shirley's Frigidaires
In Front Royal on August 5 the Green Hill C C softball team extended its winning streak by defeating Shirley's Frigidaires 31 to 4. The Lions also beat the Rotary 8 to 3 as standings listed Harmony Hollow and Lions tied with 2 wins and 1 loss.
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Front Royal
Green Hill
C.C. C
Shirley
Frigidaires
Lions
Rotary
Harmony Hollow
Palace
Silk Mill
Riverton Lime
Front Royal Social News Highlights Week End Travel
Miss Arlene Jones and Preston Licklider returned from Virginia Beach with family in Front Royal. A camping party at Pickett's Springs Camp includes notable names from Maryland and North Carolina. Local dinners, travels to Hagerstown and Canada, and a Warren County Garden Club picnic to Ice Mountain are noted along with Skyline Drive trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Arlene Jones
Preston Licklider
William Cur
Virginia Beach
Pickett’s Springs Camp
Powell’s Fort Valley
Waterlick
J. Albert Nice
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Claudis Harris
Virginia Vollmer
Dykesville
Eloise Gunn
Marion Gaylor
Arlene Gaylor
Messismer Murray
Mount Airy
David Hyde
New Windsor
New Windsor. Mrs. Nice Has A Host of Friends In Front Royal
Winchester
Upton Lawrence Dorsey
Grimes and Richardsons
County
Warren County Garden Club
Ice Mountain
Clarke County Democrats hold large primary vote
Clarke County Democrats held a wide poll with Berryville reporting 250 votes by noon. About 1,400 county votes are expected. Six candidates seek the treasurer nomination including J. S. Spates and George R. Green while S. S. Thomas faces R. E. Reid for commissioner of revenue. Sheriff hopefuls include Charles M. Feltner J. M. Rutherford and W. W. Smallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Berryville
Previcts
Away
Long Marsh
Edward B. Lee
John T. Lindsey
Greenway
John M. Fishpaw
H. W. Rutherford
Crgpel
William Fenton
Battletown
Clifton Price
Brick County
Back Creek
C. M. Rosenberger
N. B. Fouts
Board of Supervisors
Trial Justice Handles Busy Docket at Front Royal Court
Trial Justice Walter Olmstead presided as multiple defendants faced charges. Nelson Williams Edward Woodward and Georg Johnson were each fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness. Harry Elridge was jailed four months for shirt theft with fines and costs totaling twenty eight dollars. Dulaney Kerns received ten dollar fine and sixty day jail sentence suspended for good behavior after payment. James Townley Jr and Ernest Cameron were fined five and ten dollars respectively with costs. suspensions for jail terms noted. Douglas Rudacille faces habitual drunkenness penalties three months at the state farm. Monte Vaught fined two fifty for traffic violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Walter Olmstead
Nelson Williams
Edward Woodward
Markham
Georg Johnson
Claude Compton
Harry Elridge
Ace-Hi
Roanoke
Eeen
Dulaney Kerns
James Townley, Jr
Douglas Rudacille
State Farm
Monte Vaught
Ernest Cameron
Soldier Injured as Plane Drops Off Patuxent River
In Solomon Islands Maryland Aug 6 an Army Air Corps amphibian plane from Langley Field Va forced to land on the Patuxent River Cedar Point area. One soldier was injured and four ducked as the craft landed. Pilot First Lieut L E Williams and the rest of the party refused to identify themselves. A nearby boat owner James O Love Sr rescued the men. The injured man received medical aid and was to be returned to Langley Field for treatment. The plane did not sink and was towed to shore where soldiers on a training flight were routing navigation.
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Solomon's Islands
Patuxent River
Cedar Point
Langley Field
L. E. Williams
Army Air Corps
James O. Love
Solomon's Island
Merchants Discuss Plans At Front Royal Meeting
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association met at the Pairlawn last evening with smaller attendance. The group discussed plans and important subjects for the local business community.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Retail Merchants Association
Livestock And Produce Markets Baltimore and Philadelphia Aug 6
Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs sold with steady to firm tone in Baltimore markets. Cattle cows and bulls mainly 3.25 to 5.50, calves 7.00 to 9.05, hogs 11.90 to 12.15 for 140-200 lb and 11.10-12.60 for 210-240 lb, sows 9.15-9.60, lambs 7.00-8.35. Philadelphia reports eggs 29 12 to 33, butter and live poultry steady.
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Baltimore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Philadelphia
Grain futures and cash quotations across wheat and corn
Closing grain prices show Wheat Sep 90 S14-5 Dec 92%8-14 May .93%4-7s Corn Sep 75%-76 Dec 59%6-4 May 60%-61 SiSde 3014 Dec 323g May Barley Sep 42 Dec 43 Lard Sep 15.37-40 Oct 15.20 Dec 13.57 Jan 13.30 May 12.72 Bellies Sep 18.50 Chicago Cash Grain Wheat No 2 red 93-94 No 2 hard 1.0242-0312 Baltimore Wheat No 2 red winter spot 8042 August 80%2 Winchester Markets Wheat 75 cents bushel Yellow corn 90 cents bushel White corn 93 cents bushel All quotations based on deliveries at mill.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Troop Movement To Pennsylvania Camp Under Way
More than 3,000 regular troops from Maryland and near Virginia converge on Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania for maneuvers starting August 17 and running through the month. Brig Gen Ernest D Scott commands the first field artillery brigade as infantry units move by truck and motorized wagons, with lighter details arriving from Fort Howard and Washington.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Indiantown Gap
Fort Hoyle
Contentation
Ernest D. Scott
En Tees
Twelfth Infantry
Fort Howard
Fyt Washington
Sixty-sixth Infantry
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Delegation to Push Pollard for Eastern Federal Judgeship
A Richmond delegation advocating appointing Robert N. Pollard to the new eastern district Federal judgeship will meet Attorney General Cummings Monday morning. The interview was arranged via Senator Harry F. Byrd’s office.
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Washington
Richmond
Robert N. Pollard
Eastern District
Cummings
Harry F. Byrd
Ways And Means Members Balking At Coal Bill
Washington August 6. Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee balked at approving the Guffey Coal Stabilizations bill despite President Roosevelt's personal insistence upon the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means
Market Upturn Fails to Hold As Profits Tap Gains
New York Aug 6 market opened with an early rise led by General Motors. After noon some weakness appeared in various issues though scattered stocks found support. Grains eased while cotton held steady and bonds shifted slightly. Foreign exchanges stayed quiet and call money was renewed at 0.25 percent. Selected closing prices feature Allied Chemical 159.50, American Can 142.50, American Smelters 43, American Tel & Tel 132.75, Bethlehem Steel 35.38, Chrysler 58.50, General Electric 29, General Motors 41.25, Goodyear 19.75, U S Steel 42, Woolworth 61.50.
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New York
General Motors
Motors
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets Note on Daily Market Listings
The Star states markets are correct daily but declines responsibility for typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify any figures or prices before making decisions or trades.
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The
Star
Local market prices for bags, feed, and dairy products
Historical price list shows patent and short bag sizes for flour and meal, cracked corn and feed items, dairy products, and livestock values. Notable figures include patent brand 98 lb bags at 5.25 and 12 lb bags at 5.55 per barrel, and local flour per bag prices around 5.75 to 6.35 plus related animal feeds.
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Kasco
Viaia
Sieves
Mobi Ee
Entaae
Jase Dtoo
Andene
Annual Meet of Valley Disciples To Open Aug 13
The 86th annual Disciples of Christ convention for the Valley District of Virginia will convene at Ebenezer church near Gore from August 13 to 15. Session times, speakers including Dr. J. T. T. Hundley and Rev. J. A. Tate, and reports from local churches and boards are listed along with safety reminders for infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ of the Valley District of
Virginia
Ebenezer Church
Gore
J. Mitchell Hoye
Woodstock Church
Roy Hockman
Maurertown
S. J. Goode
Funeral services for Russell Linthicum near Berryville
Funeral services for Russell L. Linthicum 35 of near Berryville will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from J. H. Enders funeral home. He died from injuries in a Berryville turnpike collision yesterday. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. He was survived by three children and a widow. قیمت
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Linthicum
Berryville
J. H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
Mr. Linthicum
Richard R. Price
Clyde Douthat
Washington
Price
Douthat
Description of Hopson Sought by Capital Police
The House rules committee asked Washington police to locate H. C. Hopson a key figure in the Associated Gas and Electric System whose testimony is sought by two congressional panels. After a fruitless hotel search at Shoreham Hotel the search moved to the police as agents pursued a witness seen last night by B. B. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shington
House Rules Committee
H. C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric System
Youse Committee
Shoreham
Hopson
House
Senate
House Committee
B. B. Robinson
Associated
Slayer Flees Richmond Jail
Harry Sprouse, 33, serving 20 years for a roadhouse killing near Richmond, escaped from Henrico county jail after 1 am. Police said the escape occurred during a time when prisoner inspection was presumably made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harry Sprouse
Otho Hicks
Henrico County
War Lord Calls 75000 More to Colors in Italy
In the Adua campaign Ethiopian volunteers gather before the statue of former Emperor Menelik to offer service in Haile Selassie s army and urge renewed participation in the empire s glory. Greek jurist Nicholas Politis seen as likely umpire for the Italian Ethiopian conciliation commission with backing from Britain France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Adua
Hae
Menelik
Haile Selassie
Geneva
Nicholas Politis
Ttalonen Conciliation Commission
Pitman Benjamin Potter
United States
Albert G. de la Pradelle
France
Paris
League of Nations
England
Frederick Co. Teachers Appointed in Consolidated School Plan
The Frederick County school board announced tentative teacher appointments for the new consolidated Gainesboro school and surrounding areas. Fred C. Braithwaite moves to Gainesboro as principal with Ethel Harper as assistant principal, while others like Wake, Rhodes, and Tidler fill key posts across Middletown, Stephens City, Gore, and nearby districts.
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County of Schools
Berkeley
W. Va
Wake
Middletown
Fred C. Braithwaite
Gore
Gainesboro
Leslie D. Kline
OWS
Orville Waké
R. A. Wall
Stephens City
Katherine Watson
Ruth Sameseell
Sadie Long
Caroline Hickerson
Frances Jolliffe
Myrtle Rhodes
Kathryn Funk
R. E. Arglor
Pauline Hudson Rhodes
Pearl Haldeman
Elsie L. Havermals
Ida Saxton Samsell
Lola Brumback
Effie Argenbright
Nettie Argenbright
Bertha W. Stickley
Irene S. Stickley
Eula Affleck
Margaret S. Kern
High View
Edna Cadwallader
Armel
J. W. Derfinger
Lillian Oakes
Shawnee
Mountain View
Ralph L. Triplett
Minnie
Josephine
Hinkle
Fenee
Hayfield—Branson Myers
Thelma Carpenter
Rock Enon
Clara F. Shook. Gore
Clementine Ward
Juanita Purtlebaugh
Virginia Hawn
Gainesboro Consolidated School
Ethel Harper
Harvey Mauzy
Lydia Barton
Nell Morris
Jeannette B. McKeever
Mae Painter
Norma Sue Judy
Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise in Virginia and New York
News from Virginia reports 11 new infantile paralysis cases, seven in Albemarle county, pushing statewide total to 296 since July 1. Maryland shores ban midshipmen liberty as Navy ships visit Hampton Roads. New York City logs 88 new cases last week, with officials cautioning about possible links but no cause for alarm.
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Ing
Richmond
Virginia
Albemarle County
Annapolis
Hampton Roads
Qld Dominion
Wyoming
Arkansas
Naval Academy
Funcha
Madeira
Navy Department
Hayne Ellis
Baltimore
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
R. H. Riley
New Cares
New York
Albany
N. Y
State Health Department
New York City
George H. Ramsey
Division of
South
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Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Nana
Elephone Front Royal 213
Shenandoah Valley League
Front Royal News
Lillie Licklider
Mrs. Aubrey Stokes
Fairview Court
Mrs
Ed. Williams
Beverly
Neville Major
Elmer
Minger Ramsey
Russell Major
Canada
J. B. Harnsberger
Humphrey Harnsberger
Eva Irwin
Hagerstown
Harry Flower
Huntington
C. Norman Sheppard
Success
J. R. Sheppard
Rebecca Duncan
Skyline Drive
Col
John C. Boggs
Mrs. Boggs
Johnny
Blackstone
Rrie Cook
Giles B. Cook
C. Ernest Smith
St . Thomas’ Church
H. F. Tait
Dorothy K. Smith
Pennsylvania
National Guard
States
Indiantown
Edgewood Arsenal
Mad. Fund
Valley Disciples
Kernstown
J. Wilbur Tidler
Kathleen Snapp
Oneila Shipe
Charlena Grimm
Miller
Louise Greenawalt
Ada Moore
Bessie Thornton
Elizabeth Krouse
Ruth Haines
Myrtle Chrismore
Sarah R. Clowser
Elizabeth Thomas
Mamye Miller
Greenwocd
Pearl Hutton
Carpers Valty
Ella G. Guthridge
Stonewall
Round Hill
W B. Mickley
Pauline J. Hotinger
Virginia A. Homer
Grace Miller
Bryarly
Paul E. Behrens
Lillas G. Spence
Virginia Stickley
Cathleen Thompson
White Hal—whilmore D. Cameron
Martha Funk
Elvira Abshire Brown
Lucille Jackson
Vernie M. Collis
Welltown
Elizabeth Dishman
Branson
Florence E. Allen
Dora Sanford
Kauffman
Dora Waldeck
Virginia Sloane
Brucetown
Dorothy Flowers
Grace Carpenter
Red Bud
Sybilla Chrisman
Gravel Springs
Rebecca Adams
Nellie Painter
Colored Schools
Middletown—Mae
Alice Thea
Mes
Opequon
Alma Syphax
Lee Town
Cedar Hill
Pocahontas Jackson
Parkway
Rocoms
Falirmont Avenue
Loudoun Street
Peyton Street
Cork St
Davis Grocery
South Braddock St
Braddock St
Loudoun St
E. W. Collis
Millwood Ave
Parker Armature Co
S. Main
Roger
Gerrard St
Chambers Gas
Monmouth St
N. Kent
Shawnee Ave
Chuck & Ray’s
Martinsburg-Winchester
Bee
Chas. Metz
Sixth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
North Market Street
Berryvillee Ave
W. Sister Bros
Eng. Institute
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