RichmondManufacturer and Philanthropist Dies in Bathroom
G. Jones, a Richmond manufacturer and philanthropist, was found unconscious in a bathroom at his home and died shortly after. Officials say he believed his ill wife had died yesterday and refused reassurances. he reportedly tried gas fixtures before collapsing. Ex Chancellor Luther is mentioned as potential successor to Chancellor Marx in Germany after a Reichstag no confidence vote.
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Mambheees
Luther
Marx
Reichstag
Virginia Plans Historic Battlefield Highways To Attract Tourists
Virginia moves to bid for automobile tourism by building Battle Highway links from Harpers Ferry to New Market and Cedar Creek through Valley of Virginia and from Richmond to Fredericksburg and Petersburg near Civil War sites. Markers will describe each fight. Dr. J H. Eckenrode maps routes. Confederate Veterans and local groups mark fields.
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Richmond
Virginia
Axtanel Mae
Bee
Virginia State Commission On Conservation and Development
Commonwealth
William E. Carson
The
Conservation Commission
Valley of Virginia
Maryland-West Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg Pike
Berryville
Winchester
Kernstown
Cedar Creek
Fishers Hill
New Market
Harrisonburg
Port Republic
Cross Keys
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Bull Run
Wilderness
Appomattox
Yorktown
J. H. Eckenrode
Confederate Veterans’ Historic Association
Gen
Turner Ashby
Stonewall Jackson
Tailor Stover A Quantz Dies in Staunton at 65
Staunton Virginia native and well known journeyman tailor Stover A Quantz died yesterday morning in Staunton. He was 65 and died of a heart attack while living away from Winchester where his family resides. He is survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held at 11 oclock Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lewis with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named Frank Quantz Oscar H Eugene and Oscar Lewis Jr Grover Clevenger and Morris Finkelstein.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Gus Loy
Robert Loy
Marion Lineberg
Frank Lineberg
Stanley Loy
Hurl Himelright
Ashley Loy
Mattie Orndorff
Rosie Orndorff
Irvin Cole
Bernard Abell
William Caslow
Virginia Boyce
Washington
James. Loy
Emma Bowman
Mayme Bay
Stover A. Quantz
Staunton
Mr. Quantz
Henry
Louisa Quantz
Grace Lutheran Church
Frank Quantz
Oscar H
Eugene
Oscar Lewis
Grover Clevenger
Morris Finkelstein
Funeral Services Held Sunday For Late Miss Loy
Funeral services were held Sunday at Fremont Church for Mrs. Elizabeth Loy who died suddenly. The historic church filled to capacity with friends and relatives from across the county and Washington. The Rev. A. F. Tobler preached on death and victory, praising true motherhood.
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Hayfield
Fremont Church
Washington
Elizabeth Loy
Co. A. Freed
Winchester
A. F. Tobler
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Associated Press
G. Jones
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Gift Headquarters
Brooks
Rexall Drug Store
East Piccadilly St
State Commission
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
In. Staunton
Ford
Hughes Motor Cb
Miss Loy
Hudson
Duco
Republic
Nash, Hupp Dealers
H. A. Schmidt
C. H. Shutte
Handley School
Auto Parts. Corp. Market Street
Northern
VA. Motor CO
Loudoun Street
M. B. Clowe
H. W. Ebert
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