John A Noel 92 Dies at Home in District
John A Noel died at his Washington DC home at 6 30 PM after two months of illness from complications. A Ohio native, he had lived in Washington many years. Survived by wife Lupton. daughters Mae Giesel Capitola Noel and Mrs Earl Ellis. plus grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM EST from 258 Eigith Street SE Washington DC.
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Washington
Daytona Beach
Fla
aMiss Capitola Noel
Earl Ellis
Eigith Street
S. E
D. C
Conserving Gas: 10 Ways spread by state council
Windsheild stickers and posters proposed for motorists to save gasoline. Ten advised actions include proper carburetor adjustment, regular ignition and plugs checks, regular lubrication, correct oil grade, clean cooling system, correct tire pressure, and avoiding speeding, jackrabbit starts, idling, unnecessary trips, and sharing rides.
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Annapolis
Council of Defense
O’conor
O'Conor
National Petroleum Coordinator
Winchester Star Information Bureau Answer Request
The notice directs readers to consult The Winchester Star Information Bureau for factual answers to any question. It indicates page 4 as the reference point for the information.
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Winchester Star Information Bureau
E L Foreman 74 Dies of Heart Attack
Edward Lee Foreman 74 of Sunnyside died Saturday at 3 PM at his home from a heart attack. Born April 5, 1867, he was a lifelong farmer, husband of Annie Persell, with brothers Albert of Winchester and William of Cloakbrook surviving. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers named. flowers requested to be omitted.
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Edward Lee Foreman
Sunnyside
Joshua
Catherine Snapp Foreman
Foreman
Annie Persell
Frederick County
Albert Foreman
Winchester
William Foreman
Cloakbrook
Jones Funeral Home
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ernest Carper
Romanus DeHaven
Clarence Fletcher
Samuel Dick
Harry Shirley
Lawrence McCarty
Orchardists Tour Virginia for Byrd Estate Visit
A 1000 acre Byrd orchard hosts Virginia growers with a 7 am start from Stephens City. The itinerary includes Cedar Creek, Mount Jackson, Luray, Skyline Drive, Front Royal, and a 6 pm arrival in Winchester with a 8:30 pm meeting at the George.
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Senator Byrd
Winchester
Apple Pie Ridge
Cedar Creek
Stephens City
Mount Jackson
U.S. 11
Turkey Knob
Frank H. Wissler
Luray
Front Royal
Rosemont
Berryville
Virginia
The
George
Betty Carter Dies After Appendectomy at Memorial Hospital
Betty K Carter seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Carter of Round Hill Frederick County died yesterday morning at 730 following an appendectomy. She was in the Round Hill school primary class and attended the Methodist Sunday School. Survived by her parents a brother Clarence Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Carter and Mr and Mrs Charles Parrill. Funeral at Red Bud United Brethren Church Tuesday at 4 pm with Rev W O Talbert officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Body at Carter home. Pallbearers were Round Hill School boys and flower girls listed.
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Betty K. Carter
Clarence Carter
Round Hill
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Round Hill School
Clarence, Jr
Edward Carter
Burnt Factory
Charles Parrill
Whitacre
Red Bud
Edward
Paul Bolten
Charles
Melvin Nail
Nancy
Peggy Bolten
Janet Castleman
Mary Virginia Boyce
Omps
Jamey Milburn
Greenspring
Pine Grove Methodist Church
C. B. Larrick
Gainesboro
Young Seymour
William Seymour
Agnes Davis Seymour
Front Royal
Earl
Claude
Carl
Mildred
Kathleen Seymour
Alex Seymour
Scott and Stokes
H. W. Shannon
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Stephens City F F A members return from week at Margart Beach
Five Stephens City F F A members and their advisor Fred Dobbins came home Saturday after a week at Margart's Beach on the James River near Suffolk. They visited Jamestown Williamsburg Virginia Beach and Richmond and inspected a peanut plant and the Smithfield Ham packing house near the camp run by the state F F A association and the Home Economic society.
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Stephens City
F.F.A
Fred Dobbins
Margart
James River
Suffolk
Henry Carbaugh
Roland Snapp
Maurice Carpenter
Richard Cather
Billy Norman
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Virginia Beach
Richmond
Smithfield
Camp Margart
State
F. F. A. Association
The
Home-Economic Society
Horticultural Society Tour and Reception Planned
A. H. Teske quotes remarks at the rte Hotel as a special reception for the ladies is planned at 8 oclock Thursday. The group will depart for Washington and is scheduled to arrive in Gettysburg, Pa., today around 4 PM. A box lunch will be served tomorrow afternoon at Kearneysville as the West Virginia Horticultural Society holds its meeting there.
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Rte Hotel
A. H. Teske
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Kearneysville
West Virginia Horticultural Society
26 4-H Club Members Off To Annual Camp
Twenty six Frederick county 4-H Club members depart for their annual camp at Powell's Fort for the week. Camp counsellors include Miss Elizabeth Sprouse and W A Quick Jr. Readers from Frederick listed: Dorothy Davis Mary Gay Marker Lorraine Marker Gretna Carper Betty Cochran Edith Russell Cornelia Gordon Becky Lodge Lena Taylor Eva Richard Dorothy Harbaugh Irabutta McCarty Virginia Hancher Mildred Hartman Lucile Snapp Arlan Anderson Garland Cather Burl Carpenter Carlton Snapp Hugh Dailey Robert Dailey Bud Denny Ronald Phillips Wendall Phillips Eddie Snapp Junior Funkhouser.
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Frederick County
Powell’s Fort
Elizabeth Sprouse
W. A. Quick, Jr
Frederick
Dorothy Davis
Mary Gay Marker
Lorraine Marker
Gretna, Carper
Betty Cochran
Edith Russell
Cornelia Gordon
Becky Lodge
Lena Taylor
Eva Richard
Dorothy Harbaugh
Irabutta McCarty
Virginia
Trampling disaster at Hudson River pier claims three lives
Ten thousand people stampeded as counterfeit excursion tickets caused chaos on a State of Delaware ferry. Three women died Marion Worrell Rose Grant and Martha Murraine and about 60 were injured as police and boat officials halted the boarding and investigated ticket sales.
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New York
Hudson River
Delaware
Harlem
Marion Worrell
Rose Grant
Martha Murraine
Sioux Brave Den nis Standing-Bear Tours New York
A young Sioux brave arrives in New York in tribal dress to perform an Indian dance. He is one of four braves awarded a ten day tour of the city by the Marquette League for Catholic Indian Missions.
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Dennis Standing-Bear
New York
The
Marquette League For Catholic Indian Missions
Monument Unveiled Honoring Jesuit Mission Priests
In Newtown Cemetery at St Francis Xavier Church Leonardtown Md an imposing monument replaces a wooden cross to honor Jesuit mission priests and brothers buried there Nearly 1 000 people attended the unveiling including Xaverian Brothers Sisters of Charity from Nazareth Ky and Holy Name Society members The principal speaker Rt Rev Monsignor Edward McAdams praised Jesuits as great educators and noted the jubilees of the order marking fifty years since its global missionary expansion.
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Edward MsAdams
S. J
Washington
Arlington man pleads guilty to DUI after wild chase
Charles T. Baruch of Arlington pleaded guilty in Winchester justice court to driving while under the influence and was sentenced to 30 days, suspended on a $100 fine. He was arrested after allegedly side-swiping three cars and damaging Beetle inspection signs on a trip from Mid l dlebury to Winchester. His companion, Rosie B. Foster, was convicted of drunken and disorderly conduct. Baruch faces hit and run charges in Clarke county, with the case referred after transfer by Sheriff R. W. Buckner.
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Middleburg
Winchester
Charles T. Baruch
Arlington
R. W. Buckner
Clarke County
Baroch
Funk
Rogers
Rosie B. Foster
Baruch
Berry’s Ferry
Domestic Flour Consumption Reaches New Level Hint
Milling statistics show per capita flour use rising from a decade low to strengthen domestic consumption. Bread prices have inched up in places, yet flour and bread are still cheap relative to other foods. Enrichment of flour and bakery goods with vitamins is widespread, driven by higher purchasing power and labor activity. The armed forces show about five percent higher bread consumption than civilians.
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Miller
Treasury Receipts and Debts Reported Daily
Treasury data show August receipts 12,653,800.00 dollars and expenditures 50,222,286.25. Gross debt stands at 50,140,732,691.25 dollars, with a daily increase of 37,653,094.11 dollars.
L C Good 48 Dies Suddenly in West Virginia
L C Good aged 48 farmer and prominent Capon Valley resident dies suddenly at his home near Wardensville West Virginia from a heart attack. He leaves a wife Audrey Kern and three children Harold Lillian and Dickie, with siblings in Bernville and Winchester. Funeral at home then Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont with interment in Mount Hebron Winchester.
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Lohn C. Good
Wardensville
W. Va
Good
Capon Valley
F. D
Salena LaFollette Good
Rock Enon Springs
Gore High School
B. F. Line
Audrey Kern
D. F
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
Zirkle
C. H. Anderson
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Three Killed In Auto Accidents
Three people die in separate auto crashes as Clarke county authorities seek charges. Details of the Daugherty crash remain unavailable in Winchester while Grover Daugherty of 409 South Braddock Street is reported missing. Burial plans and funeral arrangements are listed for Milburn and Seymour families with ceremonies set in Grimes, Glengary and Front Royal.
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Clarke County
Daugherty
Winchester
Grover Daugherty
South Braddock Street
Mr. Milburn
Frederick County
Andrew Milburn
Margaret Shirley
Ella Lee Milburn
Clark Milburn
Coleman Milburn
Major Milburn
Grimes
Trone Milburn
W. Va
William Milburn
Paw Paw
Lea Frances Shade
Glengary
W. A
Origin of shorthand and Tiro's Roman system
The earliest organized note system appears in 63 BC. Marcus Tullius Tiro, a friend of Cicero, devised a method used to record speeches in the Roman senate. His shorthand was taught in Roman schools.
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Cicero
Marcus Tullius Tiro
Seneca
Tiro
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Answers to the Daily Quiz list solutions for items 2 through 10. It names John Joseph Pershing, Sir James Barrie, true, a man, Mars and Mercury, the inventor of the 2 cherry tree, Crusades, Peace, and Crete as read from page 4.
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John Joseph Pershing
Sir James Barrie
True
Mars and
Mercury
Crete
Secretary of War Stimson as Governor of the Philippines
The note states that Henry L. Stimson served as Governor General of the Philippines from 1927, clarifying his role before becoming Secretary of War. He held the post for the Philippines in 1927, marking an early stage in his career.
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Stimson
Philippines
Maryland fruit crops prompt market relief plan
Western Maryland peaches, the largest since 1931, face a surplus prompting government action. The SMA program, administered from Winchester Virginia, offers $1 per bushel for No 1 Elbertas while market watchers expect price stabilization. Apple crop notes show nationwide totals near 125.6 million bushels with Maryland lighter than average.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
State Fruit Industry Committee
Elbertas
Winchester
J. A. Cahill
Hancock
Hington
Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
United States
Cahill
SMA
Churchill Returns From Secret British Naval Visit
Churchill travels from London to a British port by train and transfers to the King George V and then the Prince of Wales for an Atlantic voyage. He brings gifts for the crew including fruit cigarettes cheese with a personal card. Admiral Crey receives him aboard.
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Pranklin D
Churchill
London
John Crey
Prince of Wales
Roosevelt
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