Frelinghuysen Linked to 1928 Cannon Fund
Senate investigators tied Joseph S Frelinghuysen to a $10,000 contribution to Bishop James Cannon Jr in 1928. Bank records showed two $5,000 checks drawn on Hudson County National Bank, with Cannon profiting from funds diverted to personal accounts during the anti Smith campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Basil Manly
James Cannon, Jr
Manly
Continental Trust Company of
American National Bank of
Richmond
Continental Fund
Bishop Cannon
F. C. Ferguson
Hudson County National Bank of
Jersey City
Joseph S Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
anti-Smith Committee
Congress
Virginia
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Nye
Ferguson
Freylinghuysen
Joseph F. Freylinghuysen
Cannon
E. C., Jameson
New York
James Cannon
North Dakota
Continental Trust Company
Dill
Bishop James Cannon
Eicht
British Not Contemplating Fall Embargo
A Washington State report from D N Castle acting secretary of State says Britain does not plan any change in existing rules or a full embargo on American apples. The American ambassador in London confirms continued strict supervision and inspection with future policy to be set by further maggot discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Castle
Washington
H. F. Byrd
Virginia State Horticultural Society
London
Safety Tests for Motorists Begin in Winchester
The Shenandoah Division of the American Automobile Association with the Winchester police department started free motorist safety tests on East Piccadilly Street. Tests assess brakes, lights, mirrors, wipers, wheel alignment and steering play, with six stops and an OK certificate if passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Division
American Automobile Association
Winchester Police Department
East Piccadilly Street
East Lane
National Avenue
Winchester
Moling and Cather Sell New Luggage At Attractive Prices
Moling and Cather advertise new luggage at attractive prices. The notice emphasizes value and variety for shoppers seeking affordable travel cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling & Cather
Winchester officers elected at Virginia Legion state meet
The Virginia American Legion auxiliary re elected Mrs B M Roszel of Winchester as president and Miss Frances Beverley as secretary at Clifton Forge. Virginia Legion elected Dr A T Finch as state commander with vice commanders Lloyd Rogers George W Floyd F W Godwin Clyde Lanham and Homer K Bowen chosen. Roby C Thompson named national executive chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Virginia Department
American Legion
Clifton Forge
B. M. Roszel
Frances Beverley
Winchester
R. T. Barton
Associated Press
Virginia
Alexandria
A. T. Finch
Chase City
Lloyd Rogers
George W. Floyd
Danville
F. W. Godwin
Suffolk
Clyde L. Lanham
Homer K Bowen
Wytheville
Bradford Plans to Retire from Clarke County Office
W A Bradford the Clarke County treasurer will retire after his current four year term beginning January 1 1932 He has served almost forty years as a public official and is known as Albert Bradford in the county He often faced minimal opposition and supports rotation in office He also serves as president of the Bank of Clarke County and is tied to local civic life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
W. A. Bradford
Albert Bradford
Bradford
Clarke Courier
Boyer
West Virginia apple growers pledge no Unclassified grade
The West Virginia horticultural leaders report strong early support for the no Unclassified apples in packages campaign. Eighteen growers replied with thirteen endorsing the pledge covering about 4350 acres, advocating better markets and higher quality fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virginia Horticultural Society
Association of
Panhandle
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia Horticultural Society
Northwest
Baptist Sunday School Picnic At Jordan Springs
The First Baptist Church hosts a Virginia basket picnic tomorrow at Jordan White Sulphur Springs from 2 to 6 pm with games, swimming pool use, and prizes. Children depart church at 2, 2:30. older members meet at 5, rides provided. ice cream and a community supper follow after 5:30. Also listed: for sale iron safe, typewriter, and scales by Box 128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Jordan Springs
W. O. Holliday
Lindbergh Plan Overhaul After Japan Reception
Col Charles A Lindbergh decides to overhaul the plane that brought him and Mrs Lindbergh from New York in Kasumigaura base Japan after a six day reception and tours The overhaul will start after events and finish while they sightsee in Japan Mrs Lindbergh receives wide attention as charming and captivating in Tokyo coverage Premier Wakatsuki hails the flight as epoch making and a symbol of goodwill with plans indefinite for further travel continued on page six
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tama Miles
New York
Mre Lindherch
Anne Lindhberch
Yanan
Lindbergh
Edwin Neville Neville
Lindberghs
China
Reijiro Wakatsuki
United States
North Pacific
Pacific
Prizes Awarded By Church Women For Neat Gardens
The Federated Council of Church Women announced cash prizes for neat yards and gardens on North Highland Avenue. Awards were given after inspection to Mrs. Susan Shanholtz for nearest and cleanest back yard, Mrs. Ollie Wigginton for best vegetable garden, Mrs. John Miller for best flower bed, and Mrs. Stuart Goode for best porch box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Council of Church Women
North Highland Avenue
Susan Shanholtz
Ollie Wigginton
John Miller
Stuart Goode
Kindergarten opens September ninth enrollment now being taken
Kindergarten notice states Mrs Jack Engle's program opens Sept 9 with enrollment underway. For information call 812. Classified item seeks automobile and truck mechanic top skills only. Also ad for Glaize and Bro plums for sale, phone 128 W 435 Fairmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Engle
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun School to Open September 9 1931
FT. LOUDOUN SCHOOL will open Sept. 9 1931. Miss Gladys Cochran's Music Class starts on the same date. Mary E. Bush, Registrar, telephone 1051, McVicar Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Cochran
Mary E. Bush
McVicar Cottage
Resseguie Frees From One Angle In Forgery Case
In Charleston a police court dismissed a forgery warrant against L. B. Resseguie for signing Belk and Son’s name to a 1050 draft while negotiating potatoes with Lord and Spencer. Ex tradition fate hinges on habeas corpus ruling in Virginia, with Governor Pollard to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Weems
L. B. Resseguie
F. M Belk & Son
Charleston
South Carolina
C. W. Hollis
Weems
Resseguie
Corporation Court
Williams
S. C
Pollard
Rosserale
Richmond
Belk & Son of
Lord & Spencer
Winchester
Boston
Belk & Son
Ressegnie
Virginia
Strasburg to Host Return Game This Saturday at 3
The Strasburg baseball team, which beat Winchester Park Association at Rouss Spring Park last Sunday, will play a return game here Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. The Park Association team will face Western Enterprise Fire Company nine from Hagerstown, Md, Sunday at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Winchester Park Association
Rouss Spring Park
Park Association
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Hagerstown
Burnt Church Sunday School Outing Planned in County
The Burnt Church Sunday school annual picnic is set for this afternoon in Arthur Wright's woods near Albin. As part of the Opequon group, several area churches hold summer outings that attract many friends of the group. Last Sunday featured a country church day at Opequon with dinner served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wright
Albin
Opequon
Winchester Good News Column Highlights Local Cheer
A Winchester Frederick County Shenandoah Valley column invites contributions of uplifting events. Readers are asked to share stories of positive activities and community good cheer across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
Expanding Trade Urged as Latin Markets Grow
Thomas F. Lee urges American manufacturers to cultivate Latin America as a growing market. He notes 75 million Latin American laborers could boost US shirt production if each bought one extra shirt annually. Also reports Virginia Railway income rise and fewer local unemployed as Palace Theatre work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Thomas F. Lee
Lee
Mr. Lee
Owner Sought For Lost Dog In Local Notice
The Star reports the S P C A seeks the owner of a white dog with brown ears and a brown spot. The shaggy female has been seen around a poolroom and may be lost from its owner. Call Mrs Ward at phone 41J if you can identify the dog or offer a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
City Fruit Store Opens at 139 North Main Street
The new City Fruit Store is now open at 139 N Main St offering quality fruits at low market prices. Manager J. W. McQuay welcomes customers and invites them to view the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.main St
J. W. McQuay
Mgr
New Palace Theatre under rapid construction
More than a hundred local workers are employed as the Palace Theatre on South Loudoun street rises led by Herman H. Hable. The project features planned draperies and a direct flood lighting system with exterior illumination and a large interior crystal foyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Herman H. Hable
Palace Theatre
Hable
Mr. Hable
Virginia
Loudoun Street
Hablesta
Curtis Lighting
New York
Arcetect
Howell
Danzer Company
Hagerstown
Benefit Dance For Hospital At Jordan Springs Hotel
Miss Lillian Anderson sponsors a Monday evening benefit dance at Jordan Springs Hotel in aid of Winchester Memorial Hospital. George Buyer’s Orchestra from Chambersburg will provide rhythm. tickets are on sale to raise funds for hospital necessities. Patronesses include Mrs. Lewis M. Allen and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lillian Anderson
Jordan Springs Hotel
George Buyer
Chambersburg
E. C. Stuart
George G. Snarr
Fred.l. Glaize
B. M. Knight, Jr
Philip Williams
Clark Cooper
Beverley Wright
James D. DuShanhe
Douglas Davis
Alfred Kerfoot
D. W. Ritenour
Edward Kremer
Joint Lawn Festival Rescheduled to August 28
The joint lawn festival and yard party by the Methodist Sun day School of Trene and the Union Sunday School of Gore is moved from August 21 to August 28, announced today at Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School of
Trene
Union Sunday School of
Gore
Peaches for sale at J W Sibert's Apple Ridge Orchard
Auction style brief notes peaches priced at 30 cents a bushel at J W Sibert's orchard on Apple Ridge. Slightly half pecked fruit mentioned with balance to be offered. Date line 8 26 11 indicates publication reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Ridge
J. W. Sibert
Winchester Cold Storage Notice of Refrigeration Readiness
Our rooms are now under refrigeration and prepared to receive apples. Winchester Cold Storage Co. announces readiness for apple storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Cold Storage Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antismith Democrats
Senate Committee
Jersey
Southern Methodist
Main Street
Winchesterians
State Meet
Roszel
Beverley
Barton
Legion Auxiliary
Roby C. Thompson
Dr. Finch
M. E. Bristow
Thompson
Legion
C. W. Tay
Court House
Bank of
William Travers Lewis
Berryville
Rs. Bradford
Julia Dean
John Dean
Winches
Orchard
Baptist Sunday School
Col. Lindbergh
Glaize & Bro
FT. Loudoun School
Virginia Railway
The
City Fruit Store
Joint Lawn Festival
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