Narrow Bridge Crash Sparks Damages and Arrest Warrant
Two cars on the one way bridge over Abram's Creek collided as they tried to pass Wednesday evening on Berryville pike. Goff W. Pingley obtained a warrant for Fred Hardesty of Akron Ohio for leaving the scene. The magistrate held the case for damages and possible action after the wreck. Pingley’s car lost a wheel. Hardesty’s Hudson was badly damaged. Mrs Hardesty was cut and their child shaken.
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Abram’s Creek
Berryville Pike
Goff W.pingley
Fred Hardesty
Akron
Ohio
Berryville
Jonas Hardesty
Hardesty
Tavenner
Pingley
Hardsty
Settlement Reached In Damages Case With Hardesty Warrant Halted
Liti gants reportedly agreed on damages settlement and the warrant against Mr. Hardesty was permanently held up.
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Hardesty
Hoover to celebrate 55th birthday at Virginia fishing camp
President Hoover will spend his fifty fifth birthday at his Blue Ridge Virginia fishing lodge with family and friends including Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh. No special observance is planned and he will follow his usual program of rest and recreation at the camp.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Charles A. Lindbergh
Strike of 80 000 In Dress Trades Authorized
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union authorized a strike of about 80,000 workers in nine cities including New York Philadelphia and Toronto. Affected groups include dress makers embroidery hem stitchers and tuckers with local unions to trigger action at their discretion amid anti sweatshop aims.
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New York
United States
Canada
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Toledo
Toronto
Childrens
Tuckers
David Dubinsky
International Union
Co operative Council plans Gore Virginia yard party
The group will hold a yard party at Gore Virginia in front of the hotel on Tuesday evening. Volunteers from O F A No 44 in Virginia participate.
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Gore
Stephens City Notes From August Social Visits
Stephens City residents share visits with relatives in Jewett Ohio Martinsburg and Lynchburg. Mrs Clyde Yancey ill and moved to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Peggy Carbaugh and Sarah Brumback spent time with Alice Funk while Bell Chipley from Lynchburg visits Stephens City and Winchester.
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Alice Funk
Bell Chipley
Lynchburg
Stephens City
Winchester
B. W. Rollings
Nia Yeakle
Local Notes and Oddities in Brief
Mixed items include Mrs. Holmes Yeakle visiting relatives, Mrs. J. A. McCarty of Washington D C visiting Mrs. Mack Carbaugh, and eye treatment by Dr. Hunter McGuire in Wchester Virginia. Ottie Cabbages on the Isle of Jer are noted for tall heads, while a Bry deal of confusion is avoided by stationary cabbage heads.
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Eral
Holmes Yeakle
J. A. McCarty
Washington, D. C
Mack Carbaugh
Hunter McGuire
W. Chester
Ottie
Isle of
Jer
Martinsburg Journal Reports Passenger Rail Ill at Home
Mrs C W Johnson wife of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad official is ill at her home in Martinsburg West Virginia The item notes her husband is connected to the rail line and the family situation is reported in brief.
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Martinsburg
C. W. Johnson
Baltimore
Ohio
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