The Drunkard revival at the Little Theatre draws crowds
A revival of The Drunkard, not part of the season, recreates the era with authentic sets and costumes. The Little Theatre lists committees led by Virginia T. Boyd and Z. M. Steck Jr, with Betsy Rice heading costumes. Tickets are available at Rhodes Drug Store and Baker's Drug Store, call 204 for reservations.
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Little Theatre
Willie
Mpy
Virginia T. Boyd
Mary Miller
Lewis Barter
Z. M. Steck, Jr
Betsy Rice
Mary Virginia Steck
Catherine McVicar
Pennypacker
Anne Elizabeth Quirk
B. P. Harrison
Georgia Conrad
Harry K. Henham
Tom Baldridge
Paul Rhodes
Anne Brooke Kern
Philip Gledze
George Smith
Walter’ F. “Osserman, Jr
Mary
Virginia Steck
Virginia Cover Russell
Rhodes Drug Store
Baker’s Drug Store
Lions Present Minstrel Show At Capitol Theatre
The Lions announce their annual charity minstrel show at the Capitol Theatre on January 17 and 18. Contracts with John B. Rogers Producing Company of Ohio cover Ministre Monarchs. Proceeds benefit the Lions Club Charity Fund.
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The
Lions
John B. Rogers
Ohio
Capitol Theatre
Rogers
George Primrose
John Coburn
al G. Fielis
Lou Doestader
Cork
Bone Capitol
Lions Club
Charity
Pune
Bowman Will Admitted and Probate Details Revealed
The will of the late Jacob H. Bowman has been admitted to record. It directs debts and funeral expenses be paid, a $150 bequest to Mount Hebron Cemetery for perpetual care, cash gifts to Maggie Cullers and George Lindamood, and to T. H. Bowman and a brother Mao with remainder to niece Mary F. Lindamood of Winchester. Executor Bynch named. witnesses listed.
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Jacob H. Bowman
Mary F. Lindamood
Winchester
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Maggie Cullers
Strasburg
George Lindamood
Lebanon’ Church
Four Students Die in Train Collision After School Dance
Four Canonsburg high school students died when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania train at Center Street crossing in fog. Kenneth Culp 18 William McKee 17 Fern Morris 16 Jean Marshall 16 died or later died in hospital. The crash occurred as the students were returning from the school dance. investigators cited late trains and possible misjudgment at the crossing.
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Canonsburg
Kenneth Culp
William McKee
John A. McKee
Continental Can Company
Fern Morris
Samuel Harris
Jean Marshall
McKee
Harris
Miss Marshall
Pittsburgh
Washington
Center Street
League A Teams Retain Old Position
The doughboys won a tight game against the school teachers by three pins to cap a perfect slate of three wins. Darlington led scoring with 130 while Sargent of Handley was second with 122. Individual and team scores followed.
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Darlington
Sargent
Handley
Seond
American Legion
Handley Yates
Lions
O'Sullivan Parsons Serene Nee
Ons Sargent Eveewes
Smith A
Joyce Te Teense Eres
Shewbridge Ee
Hawthorne Sees
Newlin “Seeee
Sirbaugh Sewer Ware
O'Sullivan
Halvesa Sonee Ee
Hunter ~Oweee Ra
Kremer Eeenne
Fletcher Sae
Luttrell
A. Ef
Brubaker
Trade Volume Reaches Toward Old Time Peaks
New York reports a Christmas retail surge with 10 to 25 percent gains over 1933 and 1932 in many areas. Merchants note buoyant buying, higher per sale values, and renewed interest in quality and luxury goods as toy sales lead gains.
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New York
America
Associated Press
Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Patients in Winchester
The county Christmas Seal drive urges purchases to fund sanatorium stays and care for tuberculous patients. Affected families, widowed or with young children, rely on pennies raised to provide rest, nourishment, and fresh air to restore health to sufferers in the county.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Orchestra Heads to New Year Dance at Winchester Hotel
Colorful young orchestra leader, engaged to play for the New Year’s Eve dance sponsored by the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital at the George Washington Hotel Monday night December 31.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Washington Hotel
Corn Hog Contract Signers to Receive Field Instruction
Contract workers for the 1935 corn hog program will receive field training and information. An Extension Conference in Blacksburg Virginia will review plans for the agricultural program. Fred Stine will depart December 31 to attend. A six day training school will precede meetings for extension leaders and county agents who will briefing workers statewide after January.
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Blacksburg
Fred Stine
Miss Cameron Organizes New Health Classes in County
Miss Katherine Cameron, Red Cross nurse, has guided home hygiene and patient care courses in Frederick county since September. Twenty three students earned certificates in Clearbrook Mountain Falls and Whitacre with 17 more due at Star Tannery. More classes are planned after Christmas and she will stay until March. The effort aims to form permanent women’s health clubs focusing on school children.
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Katherine Cameron
Red Cross
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Mountain Falls
Whitacre
Cameron
Star Tannery
Miss Cameron
Georgia
Six Kinds of Lightning Identified
The article lists six types of lightning: ball, head, ribbon, rocket, streak, and zigzag. The classifications are contrasted as distinct forms observed in storms.
Public sale of 615 acre Turkey Knob Orchard in Shenandoah Valley
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of about 615 acres known as the Turkey Knob Orchard near Mount Jackson Virginia along the Southern railroad with a private siding. The sale on January 22 1935 at 11 pm includes orchard facilities residences and water supply with terms requiring one fourth cash and three annual installments secured by deed of trust and life of bonds.
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Southern
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah River
Circuit Court
Frederick Co
Virginia
Artemus Ward
Et Als
Turkey Knob Orchard Company, Inc
C. E. Godebrod
Turkey Knob
Mount Jackson
Southern Railway
Valley Turnpike
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Herbert
Larrick
E. W. Kemp
B. P. Harrison
F. S. Tavenner
Dunn & Duvall
Frederick
Co. BE. Gudebrod
Eneenrry
Co. C. Brannon
Christmas Programs and Offers Across Stephens City and Nearby
Churches in Stephens City and surrounding areas announce Christmas programs in late December. Stephens City hosts multiple services with choirs, children, and pageants, all to support the Quincy Orphanage. Greenway plans a large Sunday School program with special seating and a later date.
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Stephens City
Jose
Ridings Chapel
Christian Endeavor
Quincy
Reliance
Greenway
Bunker Hill M. E. Circuit Announces Holiday Visit
Rev C S Luce and his sister, a former China missionary, will sing a duet at Bunker Hill Sunday services. Miss Isabel Luce fled war conditions in China and will spend the holidays with relatives from Wilmore Kentucky along with her mother and two nieces and a nephew.
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C. S. Luce
Bunker
W. Va
Epworth London
China
Bunker Hill
Little Mountain
Isabel Luce
Willmore
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Capitol
Briliant Revue
Monarch Minstrels
N. Va. P. Co
Rotary
O’sullivan
Coca Cola
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Coca Cola Miller
Hawkins
Brown
W. Here
Ramnesberger
Yuletide
Seals
T. B
Hal Thurston
Bunny
Reliance United Brethren Church
Ot Grinter
Tna
Buncutter Tire Co
Hall
Peoples Drug Store
N. Main Street
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Cy Orphanage
M. E. Circuit
B. Y
Care Star
Phil Bowman
Owen Crest Farm
Berryville Pike
Parks Radio Co
Kent St
S. Kent St
Loudoun
S. Main St
Braiock St
Fairmont Avenue
Wm. R. Willis
Braddock Street
Albin
Zinz
J.S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
N. Loudoun St
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