Silver wedding anniversary hosted in Front Royal
In Front Royal on December 24 C Thomason and spouse celebrated their 25th anniversary with about 50 friends at an informal At home. The home featured silver decor and flowers. Guests entered, refreshments were buffet style, and a prayer followed the singing of Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
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Front Royal
C. Thomasonco
Marie
Mar
Marjory Rhodes
Marvin Steed
R. Moorman Parker
Thomason
J. H. Light
J. W. Morgan
B. C. Steele
A. B. Franklin
W. J. Cary
J. L. Baker
Mortimer Martin
No Plane Crash Found After Piru Search
Deputy sheriffs in Piru California said a search of the Piru mountains found a burned area identified as a brush fire. After a tedious climb down Keyes Canyon the team reported reports of an airplane crash were unfounded.
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Piru
Calif
Piru Mountains
Keyes Canyon
Ventura
Drunken driving fines and penalties handed to motorists
Russell Smedley lost his driver's license and received a suspended 30 day sentence plus a $100 fine in Judge Olmstead's court for drunken driving. George Johnson was fined $5 plus costs for lacking an adjustment sticker on his car.
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Front Royal
Russell Smedley
W. G. Olmstead
George Johnson
Front Royal Warren County Social and Personal News Load
Frank Humphrey a George Washington University student visits town. Lawrence Boerner and wife visit Mrs Boerner s parents at Afton Inn. Helen Bowman joins Elizabeth Thompson on relatives trip to New Jersey and New York. Sheriff and Mrs Coles host Rebecca Collins from Washington for holiday. Merle Grubbs of Radcliffe College visits parents. Neville Major and Billie Van Deusen V M I cadets spend Christmas furlough at home. Arm strongs announce birth of daughter in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Margaret Miller of Washington visits parents in town.
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Front Royal
Frank Humphrey
George Washington University
Helen Bowman
Elizabeth Thompson
New Jersey
New York
Community Christmas Tree Service Held in Front Royal
The King's Daughters sponsored a December 24 Christmas tree service on the Court House lawn with a large crowd. A helpful program was presented and many needy families will receive food toys and clothing gifts from local business people and private citizens alike.
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Front Royal
King’s Daughters
Court House
Revolt Against King Zog Denied by Albanian Legation
London dispatch reports the Albanian legation dismissing claims of a revolt against King Zog as an old story. A spokesman said if true, the legation would be first to hear of it.
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London
Athens
Zog
Radio Program Listing From Philco Schedule
Daily radio lineup listing 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM shows across WEAF WJZ WOR WABC and more. Includes Leipzig Bach Christmas Oracle, US Army Band, The Shadow, Amos and Andy, Plantation Echoes, Lone Ranger, Red Davis, Just Plain Bill, Kate Smith Revue, Rosa Ponselle, Cuban etc. Notable guests and orchestras across stations.
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WEAF
Leipzig
Germany
St. Thomas Church
WOOR
Uncle Don
WABC
Buck Rogers
WJZ
American Legion
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
Bobby Benson
Weaf—Press
Ferdinando
Wjz—Press
the Shadow
Carol Deis
Three X Sisters
Billy Batchelor
WOR
Lowell Thomas
Wabc—Press
Amos
Andy
Moyrt
Marge
Lum
Abner
Plantation
Bill
Red Davis
the O'Neills
Uncle Ezra
Broadway Temple Choir
Dangerous Paradise
Boake Carter
Weaf—Himber Orchestra
Lone Ranger
Jan Garber
Robinson Buckaroos
Edwin C. Hill
Richard Crooks
Kemp
Kate Smith
Weaf—Gypsies
Rosa Ponselle
Wwor
Corinna Mura
Wabc—Gluskin Orchestra
Burnett
Weaf — Eastman Orchestra
Ironians Quartet
Cleveland Orchestra
Wayne King
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Variety Musicale
Tiny Tims
Nevws
Meetin’ House
Wabc—Concert Orchestra
Moonbeams
Kiriloff
Wabc—Spiritual Music
Poland
Czestochowa
Legend of
Wenceslas
Benefit Dance Planned at Updike's Hall
Arrangements by Paul Rudacil le and Grover Hillidge for a Tuesday night benefit at Updike's hall in Front Royal. The floor show promises the best ever with the Kentucky Night Hawks as the band. Proceeds go to the Tuberculosis Association.
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Front Royal
Updike
Paul Rudacille
Grover Hillidge
Kentucky Night Hawks
South
River ton man fined and jailed for yearlong permit revocation
Edward Folks of River ton was fined 100 dollars plus costs, received a 30 day jail sentence and had his permit revoked for one year when he appeared before Judge Olmstead.
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Front Royal
Edward Folks
Riverton
Olmstead
Christmas Seals Bring Health To County Children
Christmas Seals help county children with tuberculosis by funding sanatorium care. Seals cost a penny each and are sold at the Tuberculosis Association headquarters in Moling and Cather store No. 120 N. Loudoun Street. Give health this season by purchasing seals for needy cases.
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Tuberculosis Association
Moling and Cather
Loudoun Street
Market in Stocks Quiet as Holiday Trading Fades
New York markets opened with modest Christmas cheer but little buying interest. Equities moved in a dull range after a fairly active start, with a few preferreds gaining about a point while others fluctuated. Grains stayed steady, corn rose about a cent a bushel, and the British pound opened around 94 and a half on the dollar.
Couple Weds at Loudoun Street Pres Church Ceremony
Miss Emily Silver becomes Mrs. Wendell Goode in a quiet ceremony by Rev. E B McGukin. The couple, attended by family friends, plan a Florida honeymoon and will reside on Peyton Street after the new year. Goode works as a chemist at the Virginia Woolen Company.
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Clark Smith
Goode
John Silver
Annie J. Silver
Mary Baldwin
Handley Schools
Virginia Woolen Company
Youth Who Slew Father Is Given Year's Sentence
Lowell J. Hash, 22, a Maryland dairy farmer, was sentenced to 12 months in the Maryland house of correction for killing his father Edgar J. Hash, 44, with an iron pipe last June. Hash claimed self defense as his mother, brothers and four sisters testified that the father was drunk and had threatened him.
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Rockville
Lowell J. Hash
Maryland House of Correction
Charles W. Woodward
Montgomery
Edgar J. Hash
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Price List
Local wholesale and retail market listings show flour prices by bag size and brand, with 98 and 48 pound bags for Short Patent and Patent brands ranging from 6.25 to 7.15 per barrel. Also listed are shelled corn prices, dairy feeds, egg mash, corn meal, screenings, middlings, and various poultry items with assorted prices.
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Star
Wees
Annes
Waeevens
Sleuths And Crooks In Yuletide Pact
London reports a gentleman agreement with Scotland Yard to release all but 25 staff tomorrow for Christmas. Crooks usually honor a Christmas truce in London as 500 officers are freed, though 300 can be recalled within ten minutes.
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London
Scotland Yard
Crooks
Man Seven Times Governor Is Dead
George W. P. Hunt, age 75 and seven time governor of Arizona, died at his Phoenix home on December 24.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Divorce order recorded in Corporation Court
Bevans were married on November 16, 1920 and the alleged desertion began on or about September 30, 1930. The divorce order is on record in the Corporation Court.
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Bevans
Girl Is Saved From Guillotine
Paris dispatch reports President Lebrun commuted the sentence of 19 year old Violette Nozie re from the guillotine to life imprisonment after her mother appealed for clemency.
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Paris
Albert Lebrun
Violette Noziere
Marriage License To Penna Couple
A Pennsylvania pair secured a marriage license Saturday from Do. C. Brannon, county clerk and were married the same day by Rev. Allen Jones of Kernstown. Earl E. Bair of Sylvan and Isabelle M. Lowans of Mercersburg obtained the license. Bair is son of John T. Bair and Lowans is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lowans.
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Pennsylvania
Do. C. Brannon
Allen Jones
Kernstown
Earl E. Bair
Sylvan
Isabelle M. Lowans
Mercersburg
Mr. Bair
John T. Bair
John P. Lowans
General Johnson backs probe into his income
Gen Johnson, recently retired head of the NRA, says he has only his army pay and a small equity in a mortgaged cottage. He made the statement as reports reached him that the Senate munitions committee planned an inquiry into his wartime earnings.
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Gen. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Senate Munitions Committee
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W. B. Thomason
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J. S. Campbell
Carrie Thomason
Raymond Thomason
Greenville
R. C. Thomason
D. M. Cloyd
Washington
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Lee Street
Mrs. Jones
Rebecca Collins
Aap
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Ruth Eleanor Mathews
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Merle Grubbs
Radcliffe College
BE. L. Grubbs
Frank Stout
C. J. Anderson
South Riverton
Neville Major
Billie van Deusen
Henry Turner
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Bedford
Eva Marshall
James Marshall
Francis Jones
Richmond
Jones
Henry Downing
S. B. Downing
Mrs. E. S. Williams
W. C. Armstrong, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Margaret Miller
Mrs. R. E. L. Miller
Philco
Miller & Anderson
Merry Christmas
Tuberculsois Association
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Mr. Goode
Boston Traveler
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Oo EE
Okla
Ameri
Hughs. Johnson
Byrdie
Community Oil Service, Inc
Jack and
You
California
Community Oil Service
Manor Avenue
Front Royal, Va
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King George
WABG
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Otto Klemperer
James E. van Zandt
Rome
St. Anselmo’s Church
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Lionel Barrymore
Scrooge
Beatrice Lillie
Comedienne
Alexander Wallcott
Metropolitan Opera
Haense
Gretel
Queena Marie
Edith Fleischer
Geraldine Farrar
WNYC
Lawrence Tibbett
Montgomery Ward
Winchester
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