Front Royal Residents Gather Across Town for Weekend Visits
Local residents from Romney to Washington visited family and friends in Front Royal this weekend. Notable trips included Mrs. Hugh Hite and daughter heading to Florida for the winter, Major and Mrs. Sewell with children visiting Annapolis, and several others returning from or planning travels to Richmond, Boston, New York, and various Virginia towns.
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Mrs. W. Sewell
Annapolis, Ma
Visitors and relocations noted in town wrap
Dr and Mrs O W Carper returned from New Castle relatives. Ree Ellis moved from FERA to WPA Staunton office. Lewis Jewett of Washington visited town. he starred for the All Stars last season. Adjutant General and Mrs S Q Waller from Richmond returned home after several days with Gen Waller's mother Mrs Fenton Bradford of Washington DC. Mrs Bradford returned home after Thanksgiving at Mountain View.
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Roberta Kerfoot
Richmond
E. R. Combs
Aubrey G. Weaver
Helen Weaver
Roanoke
Mrs. O. B. Willard
Staunton
Mrs. Willard
Mrs. C. W. Norcross
O. W. Carper
New Castle
Ree Ellis
FERA
WPA
Staun
Lewis Jewett
Washington
Jewett
8. Q. Waller
Gen. Waller
Weaver Host To Officials Front Royal VA Dec 2
State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver hosted Virginia officials at a Saturday night gathering in Front Royal. Attendees included Governor George C. Peery, Senator H. F. Byrd, Attorney General A. P. Staples, Comptroller E. R. Combs, Secretary Peter Saunders, and numerous senators and delegates from Charlottesville to Fauquier plus Front Royal notables and legal officials.
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Front Royal
Aubrey G. Weaver
Virginia
George C. Peery
H. F. Byrd
A. P. Staples
E. R. Combs
Commonwealth
Peter Saunders
John 8. Battle
Charlottsville
John W. Rust
Fairfax
T. R. Cather
Winchester
Thomas B. Glascock
Parker Hitt
Commonwealth Attorney
John H. Downing
W.C. Armstrong, Jr
Elliott Marshall
W. C. Armstrong
Rev Parker To Move Thursday To Lewisburg Church
Rev Moorman Parker, pastor of Warren Riverton Methodist Episcopal Church South for two years, will relocate Thursday with his wife and infant son to Lewisburg West Virginia to serve the Lewisburg M E Church South. He is credited with organizing youth work and is described as industrious and a strong pulpit orator. His successor will be Rev B Stickley of Callagham near Covington Virginia, who is the father of Mrs Vernon Bum gardner of this place.
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Front Royal
Moorman Parker
Warren-Riverton
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
David Lambert
Lewisburg
W. Va
Lewisburg M. E
South
Parker
8. C. Stickley
Callagham
Covington
Vernon Bumgardner
School Contract Awarded in Rappahannock County
FRONT ROYAL December 2 C W Hawkins contractor of Scrabble Virginia has been awarded the contract for construction of a school building in Rappahannock County using PWA funds it was learned here today Hawkins the lowest bid of 25 dollars per something remains unclear in the fragment and total contract amount not fully shown
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Front Royal
C. W. Hawkins
Scrabble
Rappahannock County
PWA
Hawkins
Trio Arrested for Mash Making to Face December Trial
Front Royal reports that Haywood Wines H L Miller and Richard Costello residents three miles east of town will be tried December 9 as inspectors Barnett and Sergeant E C Smith caught them setting mash Saturday morning. Bail was posted to appear Monday.
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Front Royal
Haywood Wines
H. L. Miller
Richard Costello
Inspector Barnett
E. C. Smith
John H Cochran Dies Suddenly
John H Cochran aged about 78, prominent retired farmer of the Opequon area, died at 5 40 yesterday afternoon at his brother A A Cochran's home 920 Amherst Street. Death from a heart ailment. Survived by brother, sister Mrs Mary C Ryan. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from R T Jones chapel South Loudoun Street. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Rev George W Stover to officiate. Pallbearers named R S Smith Lynch John Dr Anderson Frank W Magruder Clayton Cochran.
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John. Henry Cochran
Opequon
A. A. Cochran
Amherst Street
Cochran
Elijah
Elizabeth Lamp Cochran
Siser
Mary C. Ryan
R. T. Jones
South Loudoun Street
Mount Hebron
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
R. S. Smith
Lynch
Johnes Oe
Dr. Anderson
Frank W. Magruder
Clayton Cochran
Funeral services for David L. Hopkins at St John s
Funeral services were held at St John s Lutheran Church at 2 o clock last Friday for David L. Hopkins 74 a Knoxville Tenn native. He died Tuesday at the home of Mrs Kibler from paralysis after a long illness. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He was born January 1 1861 in Knoxville a carpenter by trade who worked in Frederick County before health failed. His wife preceded him in death. Survivors include two sons William T. Hopkins Barcroft Va and Joseph T. Hopkins Roslyn Va and three daughters Myrtle McNabb Barcroft Va Jane Fleming Washington DC and Ruth Watkins Roslyn.
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St. John’s Lutheran
C. E. Seastrunk
David L. Hopkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Kibler
Mr. Hopkins
Thomas Hopkins
Frederick County
Associated Has Joined Others In Utilities Fight
Associated Gas and Electric, a major utility, joined other holding companies in efforts to restrain enforcement of the new deal utility act. The suit, filed in Wilmington, seeks declaration of the act as unconstitutional. Registration rose to 58 with Mission Oil Company of Kansas City among new filers, though late registrants risk illegality for actions from December 1 until registration.
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Associated
Utilities
Washington
Associated Gas and Electric Corporation
Securities Commission
Wilmington
Commission
Mission Oil Com
Kansas City
Feathers And Tar For Reds In Tampa Mob Action
In Tampa on December 2 a masked mob flogged and tarred two men grave. one other, E F Poulnot, was treated after police questioned them on suspected communistic activity. Shoe maker Joseph A and Sam G Rogers were gravely ill in hospital. Poulnot organizer of the Un employed Brotherhood of Hills ee County was treated at home.
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Tampa
Fla
Joseph A. Shoemaker
Sam G. Rogers
E. F. Poulnot
Brotherhood
Hillsee County
Ome
Miss Carr Returns Home From Nunnery
Montreal report says Natalie Carr, 21 heiress from Clinton Connecticut, has returned home after two years away as a Roman Catholic nun. She had planned to complete her novitiate at St Hyacinthe Quebec next week following an international police search begun June 13, 1933. Carr, a Vassar student, disappeared eight months after leaving.
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Montreal
W. G. Birkett
Natalie Carr
Clinton
St. Hycainthe
Suspect Held After Workingman's Store Robbery
A man held by police in connection with the Workingman’s Store robbery gave conflicting stories, claimed Washington origins with plans for Cleveland, had aliases, no ID on his well dressed clothing, as officers await Justice Department fingerprint results. The robbery involved merchandise worth more than a stated amount.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Prospect
Department of Justice
Mother Is Accused Of Murder Intent
Santa Barbara Calif Dec 2 A charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder was filed today against Mrs Dorothea Wendt Livermore in connection with the shooting of her 16 year old son Jesse Livermore Jr last Friday
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Dorothea Wendt Livermore
Jesse Livermore, Jr
Mrs. Bertie Vanersdale Dies At Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Bertie Vanersdale of 13 West Boscawen Street died today at Memorial Hospital after a period as a patient. She suffered from burns, with funeral arrangements not yet announced this afternoon.
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Bertie Vanersdale
West Boscawen Street
Memorial Hospital
Markets Show Slim Activity In New York Trading
The New York stock market moved with light buying and subdued vigor as traders paused on the sidelines awaiting fresh stimuli from domestic and foreign markets. Merchandising stocks led gains while a few rails and specialties showed modest lifts with grains and cotton trending weak. currencies in gold standard nations firmed slightly with call money at 0.75 percent.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka & S Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penna Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. 8. Steel
Woolworth
Apple Market Report from Winchester to Grand Rapids
Winchester Martinsburg West Virginia shows moderate wire inquiry with demand light and a steady market. Carload prices include Staymans and Yorks at specific U S No 12 and 24 inch minima. Rochester North Carolina shows slow inquiry and dull market with limited sales. Grand Rapids Michigan notes light hauls and too few sales to establish a market.
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Winchester
Grimes
U. S
Yorks
Rochester
N. C
Baldwins
Grand Rapids
Mich
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Price List Readable
Local wholesale and retail flour prices listed with patent brand rates for 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags. Also included are various feed items such as cracked corn, middlings, mixed feed, dairy and poultry feeds, egg mash, butter, and meat prices. Retail prices mirror wholesale with yearly irregularities noted.
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Kasco
Tagg Thoge Acassvesi Nates
Livestock And Produce Markets Reported Prices
Market notes from Itimore and Philadelphia show slow but steady to strong bids for cattle vealers hogs and sheep. Beef cows and bulls mixed loads and weights. vealers up to 12.50. hogs mostly steady to 10 lower. lambs opening steady with higher quality sorts 11.50 to 11.75. Poultry and eggs prices listed for Philadelphia and Chicago, with fresh and dressed poultry and egg quotations.
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Itimore
Pe Agricus Cartier
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Northwestern
Western
Southwestern
Penna
Maryland
U. S. Dept. of Agr
U. S
Chicago
Dept
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago close shows Dec wheat at 97 1 8 to 1 4 and May 96 3 4 to 1 2. Corn ranges Dec 57 3 8 to 1 2, May 58 1 4 to 3 8, July 59 5 8 to 8 4. Oats Dec 25 3 8, May 26 to 7 8, July 27 1 4. Lard Dec 12 47, Jan 12 37, March 12 85, May 12 3. Chicago cash notes report no cash wheat sales. corn No 4 mixed 52 1 2, No 4 yellow 52 1 2 to 54 1 2. In Baltimore, No 2 red wheat quotes at 95 3 4, December Winchester Wheat 92 cents. Yellow corn 90 cents, White corn 93 cents. all quotations based on mill deliveries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Lay Preacher Sent To Prison As Embezzler
Rufus K. Edwards a lay preacher and longtime book keeper was sentenced in Hagerstown Maryland circuit court to five years in the penitentiary for one embezzlement related indictment with concurrent terms on another and suspended sentences on two counts after pleading guilty to forgery and embezzlement charges.
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Hagerstown
Rufus K. Edwards
Wagaman
British Favor Oil Ban By All League States
London sources after a cabinet session predicted that the League of Nations will soon embargo all oil shipments to Italy by League states. Officials did not disclose whether the cabinet approved the move, and no official announcement followed.
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London
League of Nations
Italy
Prince of Wales wins breed prize at International Livestock Exposition
In Chicago on December 2, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales took first prize in the breeding shorthorn division with the two year old bull Bapton Ora, narrowly beating Canadian entry Cruggleton Wellington. Also crowned wheat king for 1935 was W Frelan Wilford of Stavely Alberta, for grain of the reward variety weighing 66.6 pounds.
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Chicago
Prince of Wales
Bapton
Wilford
Veneer Plant Seeks 30 Workers as Labor Shortage Eases
SUFFOLK Virginia December 2 Farmers Manufacturing Company of Suffolk reports a rare shift in labor demand with 30 basket makers needed at its veneer plant. D F Barnett superintendent notes this is the first time since 1929 the plant has more jobs than workers to fill them as the firm seeks federal re employment office and other agencies aid in recruiting.
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Suffolk
Farmers Manufacturing Company
Veneer Products
D. F. Barnett
Washburn-Crosby Sues to Fast Supreme Court Ruling
A Kansas milling firm, Washburn-Crosby Company, filed a new appeal asking the Supreme Court to expedite its decision on the constitutionality of processing taxes under the amended agriculture adjustment act. The firm seeks reconsideration after the court’s recent refusal to review the taxes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Washburn-Crosby Company
Kansas
High Court
Governors Asked to Assume State Debts for Unpaid Bills
Washington Dec 2 The Works Progress Administration head Harry L Hopkins asked governors to sign pledges promising their states will assume liability for any unpaid bills of their agencies after the final dole grants from the federal relief administration.
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Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
Imagined souls appear as butterflies and sparks in ancient beliefs
Among ancient peoples the soul is pictured as a butterfly or moth or bee and firefly, with symbols of sparks flames and stars. Steam Engines are machines for turning heat energy into motion, the parts doing the work required.
Balloon stunt ends in dramatic near tragedy for Romeo
Spectators packed the grounds as Romeo rode a cannon launch to 4000 feet. A backfire lit him on fire. parachute openings save him as crew rush to aid. Uncertain fate, miraculous escape, and the boss recalls a perilous thrill amid the crowd’s roar.
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Romeo
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