Reduction of Militia Sought in Danville
Judge Turner Clement began active duty in the Schoolfield district as part of a strike precaution. Commissioner Lindsey Lee Moore leads a 30 man force confined to Schoolfield with headquarters there. Francis J. Gorman of the United Textile Workers plans a three week trip to discuss labor with eastern and northern groups. Lt. Martin said the matter would be investigated after a reported assault on C. W. McKellar and his daughter on their way to a mill.
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Turner Clement
Circuit Court
Schoolfield
Lindsey Lee Moore
Moore
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers of America
Danville
Ile
Washi
Matilda
Martin
C. W. McKellar
McKellar
Snoke Elected Master of Hiram Lodge No 21
M V B Snoke was elected master of Hiram Lodge No 21 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons replacing Dudley Lichliter. Officers elected included Jr. warden Frank H Dorsey, treasurer William E Cooper, secretary Vernon Eddy, deacons Cassell and Ridgeway, and chaplains McFaden and Larrick. Installation conducted by Dr George N Hardesty with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lodge
Masonic Temple
M. V. B. Snoke
Dudley Lichliter
H Jr
Frank H. Dorsey
William E. Cooper
Co. Vernon Eddy
Harry L. McCann
O. C. Cassell
Frank T. McFaden
Roy B. Larrick
Harry H. Wingfield
W.S. Taylor
R. H. Ridgeway
Theodore Morris
George N. Hardesty
Berryville
For Sale Shares of National Fruit Product Co stock
The undersigned will sell at 11 o clock December 20 1930 shares of National Fruit Product Co Ltd stock. Hanandoah Valley National Bank extends estate of C A Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Product Co
Henandoah Valley National Bank
C. A. Williams
Economy With Excellence Twelve Portraits Solve Christmas Puzzles
A Jolliffe Studio feature presents twelve portraits as a clever solution set to a dozen Christmas puzzles. The playful piece blends art and problem solving in a holiday themed ensemble.
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Jolliffe Studio
Xmas Cards at The Evening Star Store
See a selection of season greeting cards with clear pricing visible. The Evening Star advertises attractive designs and value for holiday shoppers.
Whole carload of apples free to all comers
A Pennsylvania railroad agent said a whole car of apples was being offered free after duplication of orders caused a refusal. The apples, though sometimes specked, were generally good for apple butter or cider and could be taken from the North Cameron Street siding by those with sacks or hauling equipment.
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Inwood
Pennsyl
Railvania Company
M. W. B. Snake
North Cameron Street
Bandits Rob Bank at Live Stock Exchange Building
Four unmasked bandits robbed the Interstate National Bank in the Live Stock Exchange Building at city Missouri. They seized 50 000 to 55 000 dollars in currency, disarmed staff, and kept customers in a group until the vault opened. The quartet escaped in a motor car.
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Associated Press
City
Interstate National Bank
Livestock Exchange
Death of Frederick E. Penn former city employee in Winchester
Frederick E. Penn 43 died at his home 16 East Hart street after a long illness. A former city worker who lost a leg in a city accident, he had been disabled 17 months and out of work 12 weeks. Born November 4, 1887 in Stephenson, he leaves a widow Pearl Lonas and daughter Loretta, with siblings Maurice Clarence William Penn. The funeral arrangements were not specified.
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Frederick E. Penn
East Hart Street
Penn
Irvin Penn
Stephenson
Winchester
Pearl Lonas
Canter Lonas
Loretta Penn
Carrie B. Weakley
Boyce
Leo Ritter
Maurice
Clarence
William Penn
Equitable lien ruled in Ward estate case over Turkey Knob Orchard
Judge Williams this week ordered further hearing to determine any amount due to or from C E Godebrod after ruling advances by Artemus Ward on the Turkey Knob Orchard property created an equitable lien. The court also set a new lease for the orchard to Harry F Byrd and Thomas B Byrd for another year and noted the receiver currently operates the tract in Shenandoah county Va.
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Nin
Williams
Artemus Ward
Turkey Knob Orchard Company
Ward
C. E. Gudebrod
Shenandoah County
Harry F. Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Winchester
Godebrod
Frank G. Ta *Rck
War Time Poison Responsible For Death of Ducks
Phosphorus poisoning blamed for duck deaths in the Chesapeake Bay area. About 100 ducks were found dead after feeding on wild celery near Edgewood Arsenal, traceable to dumped German munitions after the war. Officials note annual fatalities have long hovered near ten thousand.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
United States Biological Survey
State Game Department
E. Lee LeCompte
Bay
Federal Department
Edgewood Arsenal
LeCompte
Last Rites Held For Mrs Frye
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Belle Frye wife of William H Frye of the county occurred at 2 30 this afternoon at Old Bethel Methodist Church near Albin. She died in Memorial Hospital Monday from injuries after being struck by an automobile while walking on the North Frederick Turnpike two miles from Winchester. Burial was in Grange Hall Cemetery with Rev. Charles Wagner presiding.
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Mary- Belle Frye
William H. Frye
Memorial Hospital
North Frederick
Winchester
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Albin
Charles Wagner
Grange Hall
Valley Service Station Promotes New Car Heaters
Valley Service Station advertises a new car heater line with quick action for comfort and priced from 3 to 10 dollars.
For Rent Two Front Office Rooms on Second Floor
Two second floor front office rooms for rent. Apply 27 East, Piccadilly Street. Date appears as 12 10 1p 31 in listing.
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Piccadilly St
Bread Flavor Promises Distinctive Fragrance
A bakery advertisement urges readers to order a loaf today. It emphasizes the distinctive aroma and flavor of B. and C. Bread, inviting customers to enjoy fresh product.
Rockne Ramblers World-Famous Welcome in Chicago
Knute Rockne and his Notre Dame team were greeted by thousands in Chicago after their nineteenth straight win. The La Salle Street station crowd packed the area as police struggled to clear tracks and protect the players. The Ramblers rode through a zigzag parade to the City Hall where Notre Dame colors fluttered and fans demanded a speech from quarterback Frank Carideo.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame University
Los Angeles
Ramblers
Notre Dame
Frank Carideo
Chest Clinic To Be Held Dec 15 By Nurse Society
The District Nurse Association sponsors a free chest clinic in the association rooms near the county clerk's office on Monday December 15. Hours run 9 a m to 12 noon and 2 to 4 p m, with Dr. C W Scott of the State Board of Health in charge. Children under 14 will not be examined unless requested by a physician in writing. The association stresses the clinic’s free, no obligation nature and its aim to indicate TB symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
Frost Damage in Everglades Area Reported
Sub freezing weather caused extensive damage to truck crops and fruit groves in the Everglades region of southern Florida, according to the Miami weather bureau report issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Everglades
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
Christmas Gift Ideas at Barr's Studio
Christmas shoppers are guided to Barr's Studio for gift possibilities suitable for wives children mothers and sweethearts with a focus on thoughtful selections and seasonal appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap-11
Barr’s
Two Girls and Man Suspected of Station Robbery
Hagerstown Maryland December 10 Associated Press report states two unidentified girls and a man were arrested within an hour of a burglary at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station in Keedysville. The station agent estimates losses are under investigation. Deputy Sheriff Banner and Fred Crowl assisted in the arrest after being alerted by resident George Lyne who heard noises at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio
Keedysville
Here
H. L. Elliott
Richard Banner
Fred Crowl
Boonsboro
George Lyne
Haverstown
Ranner
Crown
Carson to Address S A R Meeting in Richmond
William E. Carson chairman of the State Conservation and Development Commission will speak at the Richmond Chapter Sons of the American Revolution which meets tomorrow evening in Mayo Memorial Church House Governors Pollard will introduce him and P St George Cooke will preside It is to be observed as a ladies night with a special music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Carson
State Conservation and Development Commission
Richmond
Sons of the American Revolution
Mayo Memorial Church House
Carson
John Garland Pollard
Virginia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
P. St. George Cooke
Beautification plans outlined by commission
R E Burson of the State Conservation and Development Commission outlined an extensive program to beautify school grounds and towns. He urged local cooperation, stressing a definite plan and the need to retain each region’s native beauty while coordinating long term projects.
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R. E. Burson
State Conservation and Development Commission
Burson
State Commission
Conservation and Development Commission
Rginia
Woman says husband beat her on Savage back road
Mrs Rose Grimes 33 of Clarksville Md is in critical condition at St Agnes Hospital after a beating near Savage on a back road. She says two men dragged her from a car and beat her. kerosene was poured on her clothes and she recognized her husband Henry Grimes.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Rose Grimes
Clarksville
St. Agnes Hospital
Savage
Grimes
Washington-Baltimore Boulevard
Anna Kaiser
Laurel
Henry
Steady demand for quality apples for European markets
Liverpool market reports show steady to firm prices for boxed and barreled apples on December 3 with light to very light supplies. Newtowns and Jonathans show moderate inquiry with Washington Jonathans in better condition. pears ease slightly as supplies rise. European demand remains strong with future prospects favorable for American apples after January 1.
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Washington
Liverpool
Oregon
California
Newton
Virginia
New York
Rhode Island
Europe
R. Metz
eUrlie Etan
United Kingdom
Mr. Motz
Sale of residences and building lots on Woodlawn Avenue
Property belonging to the late Paul W. Good will be sold in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday December 13. The sale includes the residence at 916 Woodlawn Avenue and three adjoining building lots each with 50 foot frontages. See sale bills.
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Paul W. Good
Woodlawn Avenue
Court House
Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags For Office Use
Help wanted notice seeking large clean cotton rags for office use. No further details provided.
Funeral Delayed as Canadian Son Hurries Home
The funeral for Elias M. LaFollette, who died Saturday in Memorial Hospital, is postponed indefinitely awaiting arrival of son C. Ross LaFollette of Berwyn, Alberta. The service was set for Shiloh Church with burial nearby, but the son’s distant travel over 3000 miles may shift the plans to Sunday with notice.
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Elias M. LaFollette
Memorial Hospital
C. Ross LaFollette
Berwyn
Alta
Canada
Shiloh Church
Retail Stores To Be Open Tonight Until Late Hour
Winchester shops extend hours tonight and through the Christmas rush staying open until 9 PM to help customers. Holiday window displays line Loudoun street as stores glow with lights and trimmings inviting shoppers. Santa Claus has volunteers this year despite hard times. Call 28 or 99 for clean clothes. Winchester Steam Laundry advertises hours.
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Winchester
Loudoun Street
Winchester Steam Laundry
Orndorff family members freed on heavy bail
H Blanton Orndorff and son Herbert posted $2,000 bail each and were released from Frederick county jail after appearing before Judge Philip Williams. They face assault charges against officers connected to the February 2 grand jury action and a shotgun slaying linked to the Orndorff household. Two other sons remain jailed while bondsmen and lawyers arranged details.
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H. Blanton Orndorff
Herbert Orndorff
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Orndorff
George Bageant
George Pingley
Chester Hockman
Blanton Orndorff
Herbert
A. J. Wigginton
C. W. Hollis
Philip Williams
John M. Himelright
Starbarn
William Reynolds
Blanton
Woodrow
Precious Orndorff
Floyd Brill
Quartette
Frank Brumback
Woodstock
Winchester
Semi-Pros To Play Mountaineer All Stars Sunday
Winchester Semi Pros meet the Mountaineer All Stars from West Virginia at Chester Park Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The visitors boast an excellent record and have produced college graduates from across their state. The Semi Pros impressed a large crowd with spirited play and promise another sharp exhibition on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mountaineer
West Virginia
Winchester Athletic Club Plans Tonight Practice at Handley
The Winchester Athletic Club basketball team hosts a 8 o’clock practice at Handley gym tonight. They seek a Dec 13 open date game and a Dec 18 matchup with Martinsburg Interwoven, with past meetings promising a fast, even contest. The captain urges all players to attend as season prep continues.
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Winchester Athletic Club
Handley Gymnasium
Martinsburg
25 Xmas Cards No Two Alike Sentiments
Classified notice offers 25 Christmas cards each with a different sentiment sold at 211 S Main Street. No price change listed. End date not specified.
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S. Main Street
Sandy Baker T S Main Speaker At Kiwanis Meeting
W A Baker city treasurer known as Sandy was the Leche speaker at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in the George Washington Hotel. He spoke on the charity football game between Handley High School and Shenandoah Valley Academy and thanked supporters. About 700 dollars net was expected for the anaemia program.
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W. A. Baker
Sandy
Kiwanis Club
George Washington
Ed Stultz
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Baker
Ray Robinson
Nelson Richards
Russell Ca
Clay Carr
Capitol Theatre
Children of
Winchester
Ito Nage
Breter
Shryock
Andy
Je R. Quarles
Mark Twain
Bell
O. Sauber
R. J. Hughes
Hartford, Conn
Denatured alcohol substitute named alcotone identified
Washington announces a new denaturant, alcotate, for industrial alcohol. Chemists say it defeats wood alcohol poisoning, leaves a taste and smell similar to spoiled eggs and garlic, and is safe for humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
California
Industrial Alcohol Bureau
Doran
Stock Market Dips Near Three Year Low After Mixed Signals
New York traders saw the market flirt with a three year low as selling resumed after an early rise. Rails fell below the 20 issue mark for the first time since May 1926 while some industrials and utilities dipped below prior bottom levels. Copper failed to sustain gains at 12 cents a pound despite steel news, and money renewed at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
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H. F. and
T. B. Byrd
Mrs. Frye
Rockne’s Ramblers
The
Nurse Society
Mr. Carson
Auto
Santa Claus
Mountaineer All- Stars
Sandy’ Baker
Kiwanis Meeting
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