Front Royal Social Notes From August Gatherings
Mrs Walter Carter and several visitors headline a long list of local residents traveling and hosting relatives in Front Royal and nearby Harrisonburg. Families from Washington, Baltimore, McDonogh and Keswick spend weekends, attend dinners, bridge games, and visits with kin while Sgt. Hunter heads to Florida and local officials report health and work updates.
Garden Club card party plans benefit shrubbery project
Plan Benefit. The Garden Club of Warren County sponsors a card party on Thursday afternoon, September 3, in the City Hall auditorium from 2 30 to 5 p m. Proceeds go to shrubbery for the courthouse lawn.
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First Culpeper Harrisonburg game draws Front Royal fans
Front Royal residents traveled to Culpeper yesterday afternoon to watch the opening game of the Culpeper Harrisonburg series. Local fans plan to attend the second game in Harrisonburg tonight.
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Harrisonburg
William Estes Found Dead Near Front Royal
William Estes, 34, was found dead at 5 p.m. Saturday at his brother in law Clarence Corder's home, near Front Royal. A small calibre gun lay nearby and the coroner ruled suicide. Sheriff Ernest Marlowe and officers investigated. Estes left a note to his wife and is survived by four children. Funeral held today in Rappahannock County.
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William Estes
Clarence Corder
D. M. Kipps
Warren County
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Ernest Marlowe
Commonwealth
John H. Downing
A. Statton Hammock
Washington, Va
Rappahannock County
Dr Myers Hart escaped wreck after car crash near hospital
A sequence of crashes leaves Dr Myers Hart refusing aid after a rear-door exit from a car into the hospital, with water in the vehicle and potential drowning risk from earlier flood levels. Separate crashes near Stephens City involve C W Jackson, Gillingham, and Beaty, injuring six aboard one vehicle and causing damage to multiple cars. others escape with minor injuries as officials move victims to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Petrie
Dr. Myers
Myers
Bartonville Mill
Tennessee
C. W. Jackson
Bristol
Grange
Middletown
Jackson
Bayliss
Gillingham
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Tenn
Henry Shryock
Stephens City
Washington
John S. Beatty
Car Fires and Accidents Reported Near Leesburg
Wrecks and a blaze disrupted traffic on the Valley Pike near Vaucluse and at a Leesburg intersection. A large Cadillac burned after a faulty exhaust, no injuries reported. Another auto collision damaged several vehicles, injuring Beriman Grove with jaw, head, and wrist injuries while others escaped harm. A truck driver was later released in Arlington related to a fatality case involving Mary Emma Shelby. details pointed to a green truck. In Santa Ysabel a desert character claims ex-Justice Crater was seen, prompting a small authorities inquiry.
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Vaucluse
W. L. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Charles Town
W. Va
Leesburg
Beriman Grove
Summit Point
Charles Jerome Green
Arkansas
Washington
W. L Wilson
W. V2
Can
Charles Harrison
Winchester
Mary Emma Shelby
Finnis Shelby
Arlington
Blown To Bits: Spanish Civil War Defense Amid Bombardment
Refugees stream into France as the defenders vow to fight to the last man in the besieged city. Rebels bomb 20 times with little damage while General Chauvin mobilizes forces near the Bidassou River. Rights leaders and officials face exposure rumors as violence mounts and a San Sebastian governor reportedly commits suicide during arrests.
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San Sebastian
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Wife Preservers Warn On Cake Cracks From Flour, Heat
A crude baking tip warns that a cake who cracks and humps signals too much flour and too high heat. The note suggests adjusting proportions and bake time to prevent cake flaws.
Three Highwaymen Rob E. Hockman
Shenandoah and Frederick county officers search for three men who shot Ernest Hockman near Lebanon Church on Saturday night and robbed him. Hockman was wounded in the left leg when one attacker fired as he tried to aid a presumed injured man.
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Frederick County
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Lebanon Church
Hockman
Strasburg
Mother seeks annulment of Elopement Marriage
Chicago attorney Mrs. Mary Belle Spencer, mother of the "do as she darn pleases" girl, seeks to annul her daughter's marriage to 21 year old athlete James Edward Wright. The 16 year old Mary Belle eloped to La Porte Indiana with Wright.
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Mary Belle Spencer
Chicago
James Edward Wright
Old-Timers Edge Winchester Giants In Poles Clash
The Old-Timers defeated the Winchester Giants 6 to 5 yesterday in a game played on the colored playgrounds along Loudoun street.
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Loudoun Street
For Sale or Exchange for City Property in Winchester
Describes a 137 acre farm nine miles west of Winchester Virginia nine miles, quarter mile north of Route 50. Includes eight room house with electric lights and telephone, water, bank barn, and outbuildings. Twenty acres orchard, seventy acres timber, remaining land in state of ial og. N Hannum Hayfield Virginia.
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Ial Og N. Hannum
Hayfield
J D Williams Dies in County
James D Williams aged about 85 died at 3 16 Sunday at the home of his son Jay Apereet near Stephens City Va He will be buried from the home at 230 in the afternoon He was a longtime Methodist and native of Stephens City Survived by three sons three daughters a sister eight grandsons one great grandson and many nieces and nephews Pallbearers will be six grandsons Interment in Green Cemetery
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Tennessee
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Sadie Cougill
Hattie Cougill
Myrtle Carroll
Martinsburg
Atwell Rust
Curtis
James
Irvin
William Williams
Darrell Cougill
Howard Carroll
Lucas
Allen Jones
Green Cemetery
Squirrel Season Opens Tomorrow
County Clerk C C Brannon issued hunting licenses as the statewide squirrel season opens September 1 for one month with a daily bag of 10 and season limit of 150. By 1:45 pm 620 licenses had been issued in the county office across categories, while a petition to extend the season is circulating and a quail-season closure petition has been sent to Richmond.
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State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Richmond
Local Markets Show Daily Price Lists for Grains and Feed
The Star reproduces local market listings with prices for patent and Magnolia brand flour in 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bags, plus bulk and bagged corn, dairy and horse feeds, screenings, middlings, and egg mash. Also listed are veal, cows, steers, heifers, lambs, live hogs, and retail prices for shelled corn and various feeds.
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Ena
Airport plans await state aid data after Petty approval
After a talk with Petey at ee mondeld seid, officials expect definite information on potential state funding for a municipal landing field here. The option on the proposed site expires September 7, and authorities want prompt details as the site, approved by Petti grew, is believed to meet Commerce Department standards and qualify for state support.
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Eemondeld Seid
Pettigrew
Department of Commerce
Meetings and talks mark Virginia municipal meet
Delegates open sessions with Mayor Frank H. Wheeler presiding and a packed agenda. Norfolk city manager Thomas Thompson discusses assessment practices while others from Richmond Radford and Petersburg outline weights and measures police communication and public works topics ahead of tours, banquets, and a high profile dance at the Washington Hotel.
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Frank H. Wheeler
Clifton Forge
League of Virginia Municipalities
Thomas P. Thompson
Norfolk
C. H. Morris
Ralph Smith
National Bureau of Standards
Weights and Measures Bureau
L. B. Hoeding
John Q. Rhodes
Division of Motor Vehicles
Richmond
H. T. Roberts
Radford
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
R. Gray Williams
Tmaster
Frank Bane
Social Security Board
Washington
Social Security Program
George Washington Hotel
Scarce market reports at Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago
Livestock and produce markets show scarce demand and varied pricing. Maryland to Virginia fruit and vegetable quotes list McIntosh apples Cobblers potatoes and poultry values. Baltimore and Philadelphia report live poultry prices and dressed meat ranges. beef cattle calves hogs and sheep prices cited in steady to mixed moves across markets with steers cows and yearlings showing declines and gains at different centers.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
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New Jersey
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Aug
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
Building Officials of Virginia Convenes With Roundtables
I G Vass of Waynesboro will preside at the eighth Virginia Building Officials convention with welcomes by John H mberger and L B Dutrow. Discussions cover uniform codes, electrical and plumbing codes, and building regulations. Banquet set for 6:30 p m with Garland R Quarles as toastmaster. sessions continue the next day with final elections and adjournment after business.
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Waynesboro
Virginia
John H.mberger
L. B. Dutrow
Front Royal
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Richmond
John Hopkins Hall, Jr
Morton G. Lloyd
Washington
T. W. Bowry
W. W. Krebs
Roanoke
Andrew Bell
A. R. Meo- Genegal
Arlington County Plumbing Board
H. G. Twyford
Newport News
Virginia Weights and Measures Association
J. H. Meek
Division of Markets
C. Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
Harold I. Baumes
League of Municipalities
Ralph Smith
M. A. Hubbard
Stock Market Report: Mixed Gains Amid Steady Trading
New York August 31 The stock market advanced cautiously with favorable earnings and dividends supporting activity while profit taking appeared in select intervals. Steel and specialty issues led, autos rose moderately, utilities and rails moved little, and bonds edged higher as carriers improved.
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Smelters
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Anaconda
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Consol
Edison
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Gen. Mi
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago futures weaken as grain values firmed earlier. September corn falls about a cent, corn prices slip after a private crop estimate lifts U.S. production prospects to 1.48 billion bushels. Wheat quotes ease, oats down, rye mixed, barley steady. cash wheat prices listed for No. 1 red and No. 1 hard, corn and oats prices shown. Baltimore reports No. 2 red winter wheat at 1.10 1/4, August Winchester market notes fresh price levels for wheat and corn per bushel and per barrel.
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White Lake
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Illinois
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