Bank Closing Notices for New Year Holidays
Several banks announce holiday closures for New Year’s Day and January 2. Banks include Shenandoah Valley National Bank Westnesday January 2 and Union Bank of Winchester with payment dates shifted. Portions reference specific bank names and cashier signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shier Farmsrea Merchanta 'N Sorex
Natent Bank 04 Trust Company
Charles Summers
Gashier Union Bank of Winchester
Potomac Valley Apple Crop Profits Hit Hampshire Sector
The Potomac Valley apple crop yielded strong returns with Hampshire county shipping 175,000 barrels earning about 448,000 gross and roughly 400,000 net after container costs. Morgan, Mineral, Grant, and Hardy counties contributed varied barrels, most outlets flowing via the Cumberland division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Valley
South Branch Valley
Hampshire County
Morgan County
Mineral County
Grant County
Hardy County
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hempshire
Hampshire
Yorks
Barre
Baltimore Return for Daisy Brewer After Holidays
Miss Daisy Brewer returns to Baltimore after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W P Brewer on South Cameron street during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Brewer
Baltimore
Mrs. W. P. Brewer
South Cameron Street
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. B. M. Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs. B M Anderson were held Sunday at the home of Mrs. John W Nail on Loudoun Street conducted by the Seine Bet Mees Bate Church South. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She died December 20 in East Orange New Jersey leaving a son Leslie Anderson of Brooklyn New York who served in France with the American Expeditionary Force. Relatives from out of town included Mr and Mrs C Leslie Anderson Mr and Mrs J J Carroll and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
John W. Nail
Loudoun Street
Clarence Pingley
Clayton Pingley
Holmes Pingley
Gordon W. Aiken
Anderson
Frederick County
Winchester
Leslie Anderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
France
C. Lesiie Anderson
J. J. Carroll
East N. J
William B. Vings
Paul Ree Terra
John Johnson
John Milburn
Wounded Youth May Not Recover
The 16 year old James H. Rosenberger, son of Jacob H. Rosenberger, was accidentally shot on Christmas Day while hunting on Round Hill. He remains unchanged at Memorial Hospital with a critical back injury and doctors fear he will not recover. The note ends with a crude remark attributed to Siturgeon Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Rosenberger
Jacob H. Rosenberger
Round Hill
Memorial Hospital
Music and Dance Schedule Across Cities and Stations
The page lists a dense, miscellaneous schedule of music programs, dances, concerts, and radio listings. Entries include bands, orchestras, choirs, and solo artists at various times and locations such as New York Chicago Baltimore and Detroit, with accompanying program notes and broadcasting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
WMAQ
Stinswer
Nist
Amon-Andy
WLW Cincinnat
Commerce
Firemen Respond Twice More To Blaze On Kent Street
Three alarms were turned in for a chimney fire at Mrs. Jennie Fugitt’s home, 117 South Kent Street, within three hours. Firemen first responded at 6:10 AM, returned at 7:10 AM, and a final call at 3:10 PM led Chief Lee Barr to deploy chemical apparatus to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Fugitt
South Kent Street
Lee Barr
Miss Elizabeth Trump Sues WV School Board for Back Salary
Miss Elizabeth Trump of Kearneysville Jefferson county sues the Bunker Hill High School board in Martinsburg Circuit Court seeking over 400 dollars in back salary by mandamus. She claims appointment was made last July and accepted, but another teacher was hired when September opened. The board argues the July meeting was invalid due to only two members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Trump
Frank C. Trump
Kearneysville
Jefferson County
Bunker, Wi
W. Va
Martinsburg
Miss Trump
Bunker Hill High School
Pumpkins Weigh In Contest Rewards Given To Trio
A fall pumpkin weight guessing contest by G Reginald Haines concluded with prizes of 5 3 and 2 awarded to Minnie Reid Carper of Boyce Ha H Cain of 113 West Pall Mall Street and Miss Katharine Mudd of Handley Avenue. The two pumpkins weighed 161 a half pounds as certified by judges Merton W Kremer James Grant and Peyton Marshall. The leading guesses of 150 were recorded on October 24 with Harry Cain and Miss Mudd following in November. Pumpkins were sourced from Thomas Steele of this city and grown on Spates farm in Clarke County. Haines plans to grow the largest pumpkin next season from seeds and sells seeds in packets. J M Sperry of Staunton was in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Reginald Haines
Minnie Reid Carper
Boyce
Ha. H. Cain
West Pall Mall*Street
Katherine Mudd
Handley Avenue
Merton W. Kremer
James Grant
Mr. Haines
Thomas Steele
Spates
B . Clarke County
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John 1
Sloat
Qashier Commercial & Savings Bank
Studebaker
Auto Parts Corp
Hudson-Essex Agency
Leudong Street
Virginie
Chrysler
Hudson
Shenandoah
NASH
Handley School
Ford
Chevrolet
Durant Touring
C.E. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
B. M. Anderson
Siturgeon
The
Associated Press
Clear Channel
WEAF
Bill
Ronnie Laddies
Comfort Ontraltones
WJZ
Orville Jrchestra Serenaders
Aflindy
Milady
Musicia
Wayside Inn
Fertune Teller # ther
Newark
Carillos
Toyland
Merry Makers
WOR Stock Co
WABC
Merrymakers
WSR
Asinta
Boz
Sentinels
Sunshine Club
Wlotte
KYW
Old Counselor
Apollo Male Quartet
Slumber
Insomnia Club
Atlantic City
Subway
WBAL
Sandman
WCAU
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Bakers
Pitehor Pross
Kansas
Melody
Jama
Lady Dover
Oreh
KDKA
Pittsburgh
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Mi Sto
Ars
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Wham
Rochester
Wayride Inn
Joneses
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Hotel Orchestra
WBM
Nashville
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Richmond
Prareanier
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Igo Qrchestrarkers
Cleveland
Reek Shop
Senentinele Nee
Detroit
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Ry Oy
M &Renaders
Amos
Boston Pt Ae
Boston
Buffalo
Hartford
Providence
Washington
Pias
Prorite Ait
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Newlin Smith
Russell. Smith
Swarthmore
Loudoun County
Columbia University
York
Sues
H. W. Ebert
Portland Cement Association
East Main St
Goodyear
Canteen
Sirbocss
Amawer
Harry Cain
Mise Mudd
J. M. Sperry
Staanton, Va
D. L. Affleck
Prop
Valley View Kennels
Grimes
Winchester Evening Star
Colonial Theatre
Gordon McKiwee
Leola V. Lupton
Richard Boyce
Alma Little
Middletown
S. B. Kline
Evening Star
Dodge
Packard
George Washington Garage
C. I. Brumback