Richards Quoted by Papers on Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester officials deny Washington move for the 1932 Apple Blossom Festival with William E. Cooper insisting the event remains in Winchester. Reports from District of Columbia papers cite Arnold Kruckman and Nelson F. Richards about a partial Washington show, but locals call it a home project and warn division harms the festival.
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Washington
Cooper
Winchester
William E. Cooper
Shenandoah
District of Columbia
Star
Post and Herald
Arnold Kruckman
July police activity report highlights 60 arrests and traffic progress
Chief of Police Hollis reports for July 60 arrests total with 47 city ordinance and 13 state law cases, 9 auto theft recoveries, 9 liquor cases from 11 warrants, and a 45 gallon still seized. Seventy six lodging transactions, 82 city licenses, 2137 auto licenses to date, improved Main and Piccadilly traffic, and minimal expenditures.
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Page
C. W. Hollis
Police Department
Egan
Main
Piccadilly
Watch Found By Honest Man Returns Lost Timepiece
A gold hunting case watch lost by Thomas S. Cooper four years ago in Frederick county woods was found by Clarence Boyce near Winchester. The watch, purchased September 19, 1911 from D. F. Hinkins for $25, ticked after winding and has been kept for repairs. Mr. Cooper expressed deep gratitude. For sale note follows.
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Honest Man
Thomas S. Cooper
Frederick County
Handley
Mr. Cooper
Clarence Boyce
Winchseter
D. F. Hinkins
Mr. Boyce
Virginia Storage Stock Auction Notice
Virginia storage stock listed for auction on Saturday August 29 at 12 noon. Dividend possibility noted. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dunn & Duvall Auctioneers
Shenandoah to Cumberland Belt Orchard Bloom Tour
Fragment mentions Shenandoah Poto man Cumberland apple belt and orchards in bloom. Highlights regional advantages and illustrative value for visitors or residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah-Potoman-Cumberland
Faithful Hound Guards Moonshine Still Near De Haven
A liver and white hound stood watch as moonshiners fled on approach of Sheriff Pannett and a posse. The 100 gallon still and gear were found hidden along Babb's Run. operators had cleared out with liquor. The dog remained at the post until deputies drove it away. its owner later reunited with the animal.
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Babb
de Haven
Pannett
Casibianca
Richmond Times Praises Aubrey Weaver for State Senate Nomination
The Richmond Times Dispatch praises Aubrey G. Weaver for the Twenty Fifth District State Senate nomination. It notes his sterling qualities and prior service in the House of Delegates, and argues the next General Assembly will face tough tax, fee, administrative, and government reform issues needing capable leadership.
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Richmond
Times Dispatch
Aubrey G. Weaver
State
Senate
Democrats
Page, Warren
Rockingham
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Twenty- Fifth
Weaver
Virginia
Ft Loudoun School to Open September 9 1931
Miss Gladys Cochran's Music Class also starts September 9 1931 at Ft Loudoun. Mary E Bush Registrar. Telephone 1051. McVicar Cottage listed. For rent garages at 22 S Main street.
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Gladys Cochran
Mary E. Bush
McVicar Cottage
S. Main Street
Warner Bros Seeks Stop to Richmond Piano Auction
A restraining order was issued by the Corporation Court at Warner Bros Theatre Corp to halt sale of a Steiff upright piano in a distress sale for $400 rent owed by Mrs Gladys Emmons. The order shields the piano from a planned public auction by City Sergeant C Lee Barr, with Warner Bros represented by Walter Morris.
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Corporation Court
Warner Bros. Theatre Corporation
Steiff
C. Lee
Sergeant Barr
Chas. R. Anderson
Gladys Emmons
Red Robin Tea Room
North Loudoun Street
Walter Morris
Frederick
Donald L. Weems
Warner Bros
Morris
Emmons
Winchester
Theatre Corporation
Barr
Boys Contests Highlight Winchester County Fair
Winchester fair to feature boys athletics with bicycle racing soap pole climbing greasy pig catching foot races and boys boxing. prizes donated by local firms include hunting knives first aid kits flash lights fountain pens and ties with ages 7 to 15 eligible and events judged with first second and third prizes on opening day September 8.
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Winchester Fair
Sergeant Smith
Sargeant Smith
Lee Baking Company
Keller’s Hardware Store
Miller and Anderson
Solenberger Hardware Store
A. T. Luns
Eee
Union Services In Church of Christ
The union service of cooperating churches will be held at the Church of Christ next Sunday evening at 8 oclock with Rev Emerson Rohart of the First Brethren Church delivering the sermon. This is the final service in August and all cooperating churches are urged to attend. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Emerson Rohart
First Brethren Church
Farmers Plan 100 0 Operate Buying Supplies
An enthusiastic Gainesboro meeting discussed cooperative buying for farms and agreed to form an advisory committee with the statewide Farmers Union. They plan a Winchester wholesale house to sell seeds twine and machinery to farmers at cost, with John Seibel of Virginia Seed Service chairing.
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Gainesboro
Farmers Union of
Virginia Seed Service
Winchester
John Seibel
Staunton
Northern Virginia
Lester Dailey
Whitacre
Seibel
Farmers of Virginia
Virginia Crop Association
Lindbergh Expresses Faith in Future of Flying in Tokyo
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife were welcomed in Tokyo with a cabinet banquet at the Imperial Hotel. Lindbergh praised aviation advances and said he has great confidence in aviation's future while speeches by W. Cameron Forbes and Japanese ministers were broadcast to the United States.
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Lindbergh
Tokyo
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
W. Cameron Forbes
America
New York
United States
Voice of Lindbergh
China Japan clash overblown in Dallas News view
Dallas News argues that reports of China wanting to fight Japan are likely exaggerated, suggesting China is unable to even organize its own forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Dallas News
Apple growers urged to attend Virginia meetings on 1931 grade changes
State officials urge specialists and growers to learn new United States apple grades for 1931. J H Meek directs meetings across Virginia starting next week with a focus on full compliance with the apple law and new grade changes summarized by H F Byrd. Representatives from Blacksburg, federal agencies, and Richmond will lead discussions at each stop.
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Virginia
J. H. Meek
State Division of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Meek
H. F. Byrd
Virginia State Horticultural Society
United States
The
Star
Charletesvie
Staun- Tepeda
Harrisonburg
Woodstock
Winchester
Court House
Front Royal
Washington
Rappahannock County
Lovingston
Amherst
Bedford
Roanoke
Boone Mill
Stuart
Pearisburg
Dublin
Marion
State Agricultural College
Blacksburg
Federal Food and Drug Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of Markets
Virginia Department of Agriculture
George W. Koiner
State Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Professor Gar land Quarles Guests Braddock Street Class
The Golden Rule Bible Class of Braddock Street Church invites all members associates and friends to hear Professor Gar land Quarles teach next Sunday's service A special program is planned and wives and mothers are asked to ensure breakfast is ready on time to avoid absences.
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Braddock Street Church
Garland Quarles
Premium List Of The Winchester Fair 1931 Distribution
The Winchester Fair premium list for 1931 is ready and available. Copies are placed in the Chamber of Commerce office, county treasurer’s office, and all Winchester banks. Prospective exhibitors may pick up the list at these locations or request by writing to the Winchester Fair office in the Shenandoah Valley National Bank building.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Winchester Cold Storage Notice
Our rooms are now under refrigeration and we are prepared to receive apples at Winchester Cold Storage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Cold Storage Co
Winchester column highlights Shenandoah Valley hopeful deeds
A Winchester Frederick County column invites upbeat local happenings and cheerful activities from the Shenandoah Valley to share good news and community spirit.
National Fruit and Vegetable Exchange plans nation-wide cooperative
The National Fruit and Vegetable Exchange aims to start January 1 with salaried sales managers at major terminal markets and reliable brokers at others. Federal Farm Board member Charles S. Wilson said the board loaned over 26 million dollars to fruit and vegetable cooperatives and pledged more than one million in low to them.
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National Sales Agency
National Fruit and Vegetable Exchange
Charles S. Wilson
Federal Farm Board
Cincinnati
Vegetable Growers Association of
Iica
Boar
Wilson
National Fruit and Vegetable Cooperative
Arkansas urges avoiding packing Unclassified apples this season
The Arkansas State Horticultural Society asks members not to pack Unclassified apples due to uncertain markets and a large crop nationwide. The Ozarks region, like other barrel states, joins a campaign led by Virginia to curb Unclassified packing, noting growers have long relied on it but are improving.
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Arkansas State Horticultural Society
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Thomas Rothrock
Arkansas Society
H. F. Byrd
Virginia Society
Ozarks
For Sale Alberta Peaches at Henry Orchard
For sale Alberta peaches from Henry Orchard on Paper Mill road. Don Luttrell is manager. August 28, 1961.
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Alberta
Henry Orchard
Paper Mill Road
Don Luttrell
Mgr
Wanted Automobile and Truck Mechanic Ad
Wanted Automobile and truck mechanic. None but the best need apply. Glaize and Bro.
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Glaize & Bro
Handley Library marks 18 years of service and record 1931
The Handley Library in Winchester reports 40 623 circulations in the first six months of 1931, an ~15 percent rise from 1930. Librarian C Vernon Eddy notes council budget support and ongoing addition of new books including Shadows on the Rock and Washington Merry-Go-Round.
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Winchester
Handley Library
C. Vernon Eddy
North Braddock
West Piccadilly Streets
City Council
City Fathers
Eday
Ng Tt
Winchesterians
Eddy
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Willa Sibert Cather
Quebec
Daisy
Princess of Press
Europe
Conrad Bercovici
Rumarfia
Marie
Washington
Philadelphia Woman Injured in Auto Crash
Mrs Myrtle Thompson aged 650 of 4827 Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia was brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a fractured arm and head and facial lacerations after an automobile crash. No details of the incident were available and she and others in the car gave no information.
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Myrtle Thompson
Kingsessing Avenue
Philadelphia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Thompson
Newberrys Sat Specials Brighten Shops
Good strong house brooms 29 cents each Broadcloth princess slips 29 cents Noh run Rayon lingerie 39 cents Children s school oxfords 1.00 a pair Highlighted in Newberry store sale notice dated August 28 1t
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Newberry’s
Children’s School
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W. E. Cooper
Richards
Hay
Hollis’ Monthly Council Report
Big O
Richmond Times
Aubrey Weaver
Union Services
Seed Service
Lone Eagle
Big Joe
Mr. Quarles
Shenandoah Valley
California
Connecticut
Florida
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Arkansas
Indiana
Alabama
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Cheapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Public Service Commission
I. N. D Farm
Valley Pike
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