Mrs. J. R. Lupton Dies Suddenly in Harrisonburg
Mrs Charlena Byerly Bartlett Lupton 59 wife of J R Lupton a Harrisonburg bank director and retired businessman died suddenly at 5 pm yesterday at her Virginia Avenue home She was born September 20 1879 in Ohio and was daughter of the late Joseph and Virginia Byerly Her first husband was Smith Bartlett who died 17 years ago She married J R Lupton in Culpeper on June 17 1937 and lived in Harrisonburg Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 pm from her home conducted by Rev Parks W Wilson Interment in Woodbine Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlena Byerly Bartlett Lupton
J. R. Lupton
Harrisonburg Bank
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Lupton
Sallie B. Smoot
Culpeper
Parks W. Wilson
Woodbine Cemetery
Public sale of valuable personal property at Kernstown farm
Public auction at the Brown Farm near Kernstown Virginia on December 19 1938 at 10 AM. The property includes farm wagons trucks tractors plows binders mowers sprayers apple grader and shop tools plus livestock. Cash terms. Trustee B P Harrison Dunn and Duvall auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
C. E. Omps
Brown Farm
Kernstown
H. P
Andy Moe
B. P. Harrison
Dunn & Duvall, Aucts
Christmas Carol Concert at Handley by Winchester Schools
Winchester Public Schools present a sacred Christmas program in Handley Auditorium Sunday at 3 pm directed by Miss Gwendon Haynes with grade choruses and the Glee Club. The program includes traditional carols and audience participation numbers and the audience is asked not to applaud and to stay seated until the final number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Sunday
Winchester Public Schools
Handley Auditorium
Gwendolyn Haynes
Normandy
Hamblen
Ronald S. Wilson
R. Quarles
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Descant
Redner
Glee Club
Infant Jesus
Glee ‘Club
Sadie Finkelstein
Committee Named To Study Virginia Election Statute
A Young Democrats committee named to study Virginia election laws aims to ensure purity of Democratic primaries. Members include Robert Lane Anderson Marion state president Francis S. Miller chair Kathleen V. Jones R Page Morton James O Hoge and Louis Keith. report due at next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
John A. Currie
Young Democrats
Robert Lane Anderson
Marion
Francis S. Miller
Harrisonburg
Kathleen V. Jones
Suffolk News-Herald
R Page Morton
Charlotte
James O. Hoge
Blacksburg
Louis Keith
Newport News Shipbuiding and Drydock Company
Committee On
Radio Today Highlights Pan American Congress Broadcasts
A December 14 radio outline notes Cordell Hull leading U S delegation broadcasts from Peru on WJZ NBC at 8 pm with Lima short wave dance music at 11 pm and a 6:45 pm Lima commentary on WEAF NBC. Hollywood stars Robert Taylor and Jeanette MacDonald contribute to a 10 pm NBC program America Calling for the National Rededication Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cordell Hull
United States
Pan-American Congress
Peru
Bers
Wjznbc
Lima
WEAF
NBC
Robert Taylor
Jeanette MacDonald
Wjz-Nbc
Josephine Young Case
WJZ
Case
Owen D. Young
WABC
CBS
Wormbs
WMCA
Inter-City
Roosevelt
Washington
Ray Bloch
Secretary Wallace
Rochester Philharmonic
Salt Lake City Wife Sues for Divorce Over Eggs and Cake
Myrtle Shoemaker says in complaint that her husband Ray Shoemaker hated eggs and would smash them on the kitchen floor when found in the icebox. She notes he loved cake, making keeping cake and eggs in the house a daily problem and cites divorce grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ray Shoemaker
Myrtle
Cooperation In Fisheries Sought for Chesapeake Bay
Dr. R V Truitt, director of the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, urged Maryland and Virginia to develop a much more marked cooperative effort to conserve Chesapeake Bay fisheries. He told the Anne Arundel County Men's Club that joint action is needed to maintain the bay’s many commercial fish species and to build up the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severna Park
Maryland
Virginia
R. V. Truitt
Chesapeake Bay
Indicted as Brother Slayer
Cecil County grand jury indicts John Goodyear 38 on murder charges for the September shotgun death of his brother Howard 43 at their mother's home near Elkton Maryland. The victim’s mother Elizabeth Goodyear 83 was the only witness and died November 1 as defense attorneys consider a guilty plea at trial. Goodyear has been jailed since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Cecil County
John Goodyear
Howard
Here
Elizabeth Goodyear
Goodyear
Present Farm Program Declared Best by President
New Orleans December 14 President Roosevelt told the American Farm Bureau Federation he was convinced the administration's farm program is the best that can be put into operation for the 1939 crop year. He urged leaders to study potential legislation to reduce surpluses expand domestic consumption and improve future programs. Federation President Edward A O Nea l said several speakers agreed the 1938 act and allied laws were the best overall farm program yet but should be streamlined removing useless regulations and broadened in interpretation while remaining sound in principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Edward A O'Neal
O'Neal
107 Named For Santa Anita Derby
The Santa Anita Derby drew 107 nominees headed by Porter's Mite Xalapa Clown Time Alone and other 1938 two year olds. The list matches the 107 for the Santa Anita Handicap and 13 are named for both races in the coming camp at Santa Anita before the February 22 feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Porter's Mite
Santa Anita
Fatal Attack During Game Ends Bloomington Clinton Doubleheader
An 18 year old Bloomington for ward Gene Crank collapsed on the basketball floor and died last night during a preliminary game of the Bloomington Clinton doubleheader in Bloomington Illinois. The incident occurred at the start of the second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Gene Crank
Clinton
Picking Entrants For Caging Title
H G Olsen of Ohio State named eight district committees to select one entrant each for the postseason title series. Dates and sites for the games remain undetermined with east of the Mississippi set for March 10 11 or 17 18 in New York or Philadelphia and western teams on the same dates in Kansas City Denver or Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
H. G. Olsen
Ohio State University
Olsen
Mississippi
New York
Phiadelphia
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
Seasonal Job Pittsburgh Santa Claus Plight
Paul Claus, a 240 pound roly poly machine repairman, is out of work this year for the first time in years. He sought aid from the State Employment Service which promised to try to place him as Santa Claus given his figure and name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Paul Claus
Santa Claus
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Oor
N. Loudoun ST
Radio Today
Col. Roosevelt
One Man's Family
STYLE
Winchester
the Style Shop
Loudoun St. Winchester
New Stokes Bldg
Front Royal
Used Pine Motor Co
Anderson
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