Centennial Review Tops Front Royals Wartime Pageant
Front Royal Virginia completes its Centennial with a review of 3600 Virginia National Guard members by Governor Peery. Langley Field planes flew overhead as units including the 111th Field Artillery and the Richmond Blues passed in review. Governors and dignitaries attended services, and troops prepared for drills at Port Pierantown Gap after a slow departure due to truck shortages.
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Front Royal
Virginia National Guard
George C. Peery
Millar
Front
Governor Peery
Langley Field
Samuel Gardner Waller
Price
Waller
A. Willis Robertson
A. G. Weaver
L. B. Dutrow
J. B. Hillidge
111Th Field Artillery
William H. Sands
Richmond
Buford S. Rose
The
Blues
116Th Infantry
Scientists Honor William E. Carson
Front Royal Aug. 10. William E. Carson former chairman of the State Commission and Development was elected a fellow of the British Scientific and Industrial Research Society in recognition of his work in ceramics lime products and cementitious materials. He plans further study visits in England Germany and Switzerland to observe hydraulic lime and natural cement production.
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Front Royal
William E. Carson
State Commission and Development
England
British Scientific and Industrial Research Society
Carson
Local Attorney In Hospital Front Royal Aug 10
W. Armstrong Sr. has been a patient in a Richmond hospital for several days. He is expected to undergo an operation today. His son W C Armstrong Jr left this morning for Richmond to be with him.
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Front Royal
W. . Armstrong
Richmond
W. C. Armstrong
Beith
Governor Peery Honored at Mountain View Social
Major and Mrs. Rolfe Millar and Miss Elizabeth Millar hosted at Mountain View in Front Royal to honor Governor George C. Peery. The 116th Virginia at Band performed as guests included Lieut Gov Price Senator and Mrs A B Weaver and many military and civic figures. Lieut Gov James Price, guest of Aubrey Weaver at Four Winds, returned to Richmond after the event.
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116Th Infantry
G. M. Alexandria
Waller
Twenty-Ninian Tank Company
Gov. Peery
Gov. Price
Weaver
Robertson
E Front Royal Methodist Church
W. F. Locke
St. Pauls M. C.hhurch
Washington, D. C
Front Royal
Governor Peery
General Waller
Mary Waller
C. A. Ford
N. S. Waller
Pidiantown Gap
Rolfe Millar
Elizabeth Millar
Florence V. Millar
Mountain View
Millar
George C. Peery
116Th Virginia
Price
Willis Robertson
A. 8. Weaver
Filmer Bright
Richmond
S. Gardiner Waller
Beverley Browne
W. Whitside
Parker Hitt
George Alexandria
Earley
Leroy Hodges
Roy Flanagan
Crunert
James Price
Aubrey G. Weaver
Svonans
Senator Weaver
Major Robertson
Centennial Guests Mark Front Royal Weekend
Local social notes show visitors and residents gathering for the centennial in Front Royal. Attendees include Senator Weaver Lieut Gov Price and multiple families from Madison Charlottesville Alexandria Atlantic City and Kentucky.
Centennial Guests Fill Town As Residents Gather
Mr and Mrs Moreland Ven able of Washington attended the centennial with family guests from Richmond and Harrisonburg. Numerous others including Mr and Mrs Henry Trout and Miss Alice Sowers visited for the centennial. Attendees also traveled from New York City Kent Ohio and Culpeper to join the town celebration and stay with local families.
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Marion Angelo
Frank Angelo
Henry Echardt
Angelo
Ernest Shawen
Richmond
Henry Trout
Frank Hopkins
Washington
Albert Clarke
Alice Sowers
Lee Sowers
George Phillipps
Wash
Rennie Cooper
New York City
Léo Beitz
Kent
Ohio
Charles Reeves
New Berryville Officer Cheshire Takes Post
Berryville Virginia August 10 officer H R Cheshire aged about 40 was named town officer succeeding William Levi who becomes Berryville waterworks superintendent. Cheshire arrested seven intoxicated individuals over the weekend with fines from five to ten dollars plus costs. He previously lived in Winchester where he served as an extra member of the police.
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Berryville
H. R. Cheshire
Cheshire
William Levi
Levi
Loring C. Kackley
Winchester
Virginian Weds In Italian City
William D. Kyle of Richmond Virginia marries Anita C. Muldowney of Milwaukee Wisconsin in Naples Italy on August 10. Kyle traveled from Japan for the wedding while the bride joins from America in this international ceremony.
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Virginian
Naples
Italy
William D. Kyle
Richmond Va
Anita C. Muldowney
Milwaukee
Wis
Kyle
Japan
Ambulance Loses Race With Stork
In Frederick county Hayfield area a Puffenberger couple welcomed a daughter as the Friendship ambulance responded for a call but arrived too late to transport the mother to the hospital.
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Stork
Friendship Ambulance
Hayfield
Frederick County
Lester Forney
Marriage License Granted to Rawlings and Sankko Couple
The county clerk issued a marriage license today to Harold William Rawlings of Leesport Maryland and Lottie Lila Sankko of Baltimore.
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Harold William Rawlings
Leesport
Lottie Lila Sankko
Baltimore
Best Remedy for Hair Is Absolute Cleanliness
Dr. Logan Clendening argues cleanliness and disinfection are the core hair remedies. He warns against barbaric barber practices and notes soap or plain shampoo, regular brush cleaning, and sun-dried drying as key steps. Stimulation via brushing aids scalp health and hair lustre.
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W. A. Pusey
Markets Report From Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce
Baltimore market notes show cattle mostly steady with limited supply, calves steady, hogs steady with top at 11.80 for 160-180 lb, sheep improving with lambs strong. Philadelphia poultry and butter prices listed. Chicago hogs and cattle futures described with higher live prices and active demand for fed steers and yearlings.
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Baltimore
U. 8
Chicago
Dept. Agri
Montana
Dakota
Local Markets The Star Not Responsible for Typos
Local markets section notes daily accuracy but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. The Star states it does not assume liability for mistakes in listing names prices or figures.
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The
Star
Local Wholesale Market Flour and Dairy Prices Listed
The notice lists assorted flour grades including Crystal Renee 8 lb bags at 5.70 per barrel and Magnolia 98 lb bags at 5.20 per barrel. It also shows corn meal, scratch feed, egg mash, dairy feeds, cracked corn varieties, starter feeds, butter, and lamb prices with assorted weights and unit prices.
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Magnolia
Kasco
Bopbalun
Migaude
Leghorn Broilers
Roumosh i Coal
Crete
Orse Fee
Copper leads slight stock rally amid higher copper prices
Wall Street reports copper issues surge to new highs on feverish buying for arms production while overall market recovers from early irregularity. Cotton trims losses after bearish crop data. grains down and bonds uneven. Notable closes: Allied Chemical 23.9, American Can 12.25, General Electric 47.5, General Motors 68.75, U S Steel 67.5, U P 146.0.
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Wall
New York
Wall Street
Allied Chemical
American Can
Am. Radiator
American Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Editon
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns-Manville
Mont.-Ward
N. Y. Cent
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Wheat and Grain Quotes Across Markets Aug 10
Chicago markets show subdued trading as traders await US crop report. Prices edge around steady with late deals showing the weakest wheat, with cash grain quoting No. 1 red and dark hard wheat, corn and oats also listed. Baltimore and Winchester markets follow with spot and delivery prices for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
United States
Clover
Baltimore
Holt Attacks Liberty League and Lewis in West Virginia Address
West Virginia on August 10 Senator Holt criticized the American Liberty League as broken-down individualists and warned that today’s radical moves may become necessary tomorrow. He said John L. Lewis aims to be president in 1940, adding Lewis seeks power rather than miners’ interests. Holt, invited by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, planned a Cleveland speech but kept his remarks and affiliations private.
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Senate
Holt
American Liberty League
League
Weston
W. Va
John. L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Lewis
United States
Presidential Timber
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Cleveland
Father Coughlin
Clem Will Is Put On Record
The will of the late Clem was admitted to probate in Frederick Circuit Court this afternoon. It left a dwelling and three Winchester lots to her husband, directed personal estate to be converted to cash and divided with one third to her daughter Lela Miller and one third to her son Clyde Clem. The remainder to the Bhenandeah Valley National Bank as trustee to pay interest to Ernest Clem, another son. Upon Mr Clem’s death the fealty interest would be sold and proceeds divided. Lela Miller, executrix without bond, qualified with a $2000 bond.
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Clem
Frederick Circuit Court
Winchester
Lela Miller
Clyde Clem
Bhenandeah Valley National Bank
Ernest Clem
Baker Cabin Destroyed by Fire Near Berry's Ferry
The cabin owned by W. Woodhull Baker, about a mile down Shenandoah River from Lovers' Leap, south of Berry's Ferry, burned last night from an unknown cause discovered around 11 o'clock. Baker left the cabin yesterday at 3:30 PM. Loss partially covered by insurance.
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W. Woodhull Baker
Shenandoah River
Lovers’ Leap
Berry
Court suspends driver permits for two motorists
Julian Myers of 663 North Market Street was fined 10 dollars and costs in Police Court this morning for reckless driving. George Ilgara faced charges of reckless driving and was fined 15 dollars and costs.
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Julian Myers
North Market Street
Mas George Ilgara
Police Court Docket Highlights Local Drunkards and Trespassers
Andrew Dix fined $10.28 for drunkenness. Linwood Haymaker fined $10.25 for drunkenness. Clyde Whitacre listed as drunken in Mont. W.Va. trespass in Rosenberger yard. ordered to leave town. Maurice Murrah committed to Central State Hospital. Jacob Pany fined $10.25 for drunkenness. John Land Avenue resident listed as drunk with a $10 fine. Madeline Vanersdale, arrested two weeks ago, states she is not guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence. testimony shows only drunkenness, not driving.
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Andrew Dix
Linwood Haymaker
Clyde Whitacre
Mont
W. Va
Rosenberger
Maurice Murrah
Central State Hospital
Jacob Pany
John Land Avenue
Madeline Vanersdale
Frederick County Supervisors Discuss Jail Improvements
The Frederick county board of supervisors met in regular session to discuss jail improvements. City Manager Field appeared before the board and participated in the discussion as the meeting continued at 3 o'clock.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Field
Reactions Continued At Convention On Party Realignment
The remarks envision marching with a leader through 1940 and beyond for progressive and liberal policies. A Liberty Party could form if needed as foes of reaction are warned to prepare. About 100 to 200 attendees at the gathering include Thomas McMahon and David Dubinsky.
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United States
Berry
Liberty Party
Thomas McMahon
United Textile Workers
David Dubinsky
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Harvey Fremming
Hillman
League
Roosevelt to Tour Midwest Drought Damage Inspection Trip Planned
President Roosevelt will leave Hyde Park or Washington to inspect mid western drought damage and confer with four groups of drought state governors. He plans to meet with the four groups and invite Kansas governor Landon, the presidential candidate, to one of the conferences in Iowa early next week.
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Hyde Park
Washington
Iowa
Landon
Kansas
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Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Shenandoah Rivers
Front Royal News
Lexington
Mrs. Weaver
Robert Jones
Madison, Wis
Mr. Jones
Ray Jones
Hag
L. D. Densmore
Charlottesville
Mr. Densmore
Southeast Public Service Company
Myra Rutherford
Stanley
Charles Echardt
Nevelle Hall
Alexandria
N. N. Hall
James, Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Norman Hall
Kentucky
Harry Oxenham
D. A. Campbell
C. R. Edmonds
David Kendrick
David Rappaport
Hanson Beale
Byrne Downing, Jr
James P. Borden
Charlie
Russell Sonner
Jefferson, N. C
Arthur Sonner
Sparta
N. C
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Phillip Turner, Jr
Waynesboro
Mr. Turner
Mrs
Philip Turner
Julia Ward
Claude Stokes
Carl Thompson
Town
W. R. Thompson
George Ramsey
Walter Cory
Gibson Young
Culpeper
Charlie Eckhardt
John C. Garner
Louise
Atlanta
Louise Madeline
Daniel
Eline
Daniel Pittman Pittman
Pittmans
Garners
Louige
Mrs. Moreland Venable
Washinton
Thomas Strange
Harrisonburg
Henry Out
Harry Wiards
John Zirkle
Luray
Bent Keyser
H. H. Downing
Mrs. W. Wake
Mr. Lauth
Jett Cunningham
Hedgesville, W. Va
Cunningham
John L. DeWitt
Lieut. J . Carson
John Hoskins
Edward Thompson
Jack Richmond
Ray Houghton
Washinger
James Gibb
William Sloan
Bowling Green
Ashland
Toledo
Central Press
Daniel Puffenberger
Logan Clendening
M. D
Clendening
Philadelphia
Ordina
R. I
Ducks L. I
Chicago Livestock
ARKET
Winchester Grain Market
Holt Keynater
Clem Will
Baker
Roosevelt
N. Y
Rooseee
Waslington
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