Social Tea Honors Mrs Davis Ritter at Ritter Home
Whitlock and Miss Mary Katherine Ritter hosted a Saturday tea at Mr and Mrs O T Ritter’s Valley avenue home for Mrs Davis W Ritter recently from Reading Pennsylvania. About 60 guests attended including Washington and Maryland visitors. An announced marriage was made for Hazel Barton to Roosevelt Jenkins of Berryville Clarke county with Reverend Parker presiding. The Little Theatre’s monthly meeting is set for December 2 at Handley Library at 7 30.
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Iss Whitlock
Mary Katherine Ritter
O. T. Ritter
Valley Avenue
Davis W. Ritter
Dr. Ritter
Reading
Rejcin
Sara Belle Shirley
W. True
Edward Middleton
Eleanor Jobe
Washington
Frank Gettridee
James Clingan
Hagerstown
Hazel Barton
Roosevelt Jenkins
Berryville
Clarke County
L. A. Parker
The
Baptist Church
R. W. Barton
Jenkins
Winchester
Little Theatre
Handley Library
Star
Congress Opens For Short Session Ending March 4
The seventy first Congress convened at noon in a brief opening session with a political truce. Leaders focus on unemployment relief and farmer aid as spectators fill chambers while Vice President Curtiss and Speaker Longworth resume presiding roles. Senator Robinson proposes drought relief loans to farmers in the Senate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Seventy-First Congress
Cape
Friends of
Legislation
Senate
House
Curtiss
Longworth
Robinson
Life of the Party Scores Big Hit At Cap Theater
Winnie Lightner returns in Life of the Party shown at midnight at the Cap de theatre with Irene Delroy Jack Whiting Charles Butterworth and Charles Judels in a fast paced comedy style echoing The Gold Diggers of Broadway.
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Winnie Lightner
Capid Theatre
Miss Lightner
Broadway
Irene Delroy
Jack Whiting
Charles Butterworth
Charles Judels
Precautions guard Capitol as Communist rally ends in clashes
Police kept reinforcements ready as Communists planned a noon demonstration for Congress opening. A crowd battered placards, tear gas used, and arrests made after clashes near the Capitol, with some women jostled and several dispersed around the Garfield monument.
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Associated Press
Congress
David Lynn
Capitol Building
Capitol
American Legion
Tor
Capitol Squad
Capitol Grounds
Garfield Monument
German Miner Survives 72 Hours After Mine Collapse
In Kastrop area a coal mine gallery collapsed Friday noon, burying two men. One survived after 36 hours and was fed via an air tube with milk and food delivered through compressed air. He reportedly used his shoe to catch food. His companion is believed dead.
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Associated Press
Dartmund
Germany
Kastrop
Lery
Riots across Germany injure dozens and spark arrests
Berlin police quell twelve minor clashes leaving six injured and 34 arrests. In Lübeck a fascist, injured in a clash with a Communist, died. Nearly 50 injured and one dead in week end political riots and brawls across Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Luebeck
Central states hit by new cold wave from northwest
A frigid Arctic air mass swept into the central states bringing record low temperatures in the north and frigid conditions elsewhere. Devils Lake North Dakota logged 18 below, with Minnesota and Wisconsin also well below zero as the Great Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley face much colder nights.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Devils Lake
N. C
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Ohio
Great Lakes
Illinois
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Plains
Steve Stolen
90000 Coal Miners Strike Idle in Glasgow
Ninety thousand Scottish coal miners did not report for work in Glasgow causing shafts to stay idle. Ayrshire miners, by contrast, chose to stay on a day to day basis while pursuing a general settlement. The rest of the United Kingdom saw limited disruption as government efforts provided brief relief.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Ayrshire
United Kingdom
Davis Defers Swearing In as Pennsylvania Senator
James J. Davis did not present himself for swearing in as senator from Pennsylvania at the opening of Congress. Secretary Davis cited a request from the Senate campaign funds committee to await further information on election expenditures. He went to the Capitol for a conference with Senate Republican leader Senator Watson before Congress convened.
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James J. Davis
Senate
Pennsylvania
Davis
Congress
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Capitol
Watson
No Reduction To Be Made By Newsprint Firm
International Paper Company announced no price changes for newsprint in 1931, aiming to stabilize rates. The firm said prices would stay at the 1929 close levels, with New York and Chicago figures around 62 dollars per ton.
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Associated Press
New York
International Paper Company Today
Chicago
December Term Opens in Circuit Court With Judge Williams
The December term of the Circuit Court of Fredreich convened today with Judge Williams presiding. The term was called for, and a number of cases were scheduled for hearings on later dates.
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Circuit Court of
Market Prices Show Tendency To Creep Upward
New York market shows a tentative rise amid light trading and no major developments. Investors awaited the President’s message due tomorrow, with money rates around 2 percent and little momentum in週 the week ending.
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Nettleton
Bostonian
Wilbur Coon
Slater
Daniel Green
Jubilee
Sale
Red Cross
Davis Ritter
Hazel Barton Bride Mr. Jenkins
Fred L Glaize, Jr
Shirley Carter
N. Loudoun St
S. Mainstreet
N. Braddock St
Oenh
Peyton St
Loudoun St
P. O. Box
Main St
S. Stewart St
Brooder House
A. B Kline
Middletown
Cameron St
Bros
Bailey
Geo. E. Petley
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Berryville Ave
J. L Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Poland
China
L. R
Linaburg
Mt. Pleasant
Central States
North Dakota
Maryland
Chapel Woods Church
Margaret Lowry
Self
Winchester’s Best Drug Store
Peoples Service Drug Store
North
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
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