Rainfall totals and monthly comparisons for 1930 and 1931
The report lists rainfall figures including past 24 hours ending 8 am at 0.20 inches, December to date 1.92 inches, and a year comparison to 1931 with monthly totals such as January 2.43 inches, February 1.93 inches, March 2.64 inches, and through November 2.24 inches with annual totals 31.81 inches for 1931 and 33.36 inches for 1930.
Local notices and incidents from December 28 1930
Death of Audley Stables trainer Miller Henderson in Baltimore on the eve of his planned engagement. Fire loss of Edward Crisman at DeHaven totaling 2000 dollars. Additional prisoners moved from local jail to Berryville due to overcrowding. Engagements and society notes including Margaret Green becoming the tribe of J Herman Ware at Hagerstown. Local prices for wheat eggs turkeys and hogs. Poison toll 23 lives in NYC at Christmas. Woodrow Wilson banquet speaker Latane introduced by Dr Frank T McFaden. Traffic plan to keep heavy trucks off North Loudoun street. Tre nary couple decorate a tree at 119 West Pall Mall. Engagement announced between Ideal Marie Clevenger Clearbrook and Lewis A. Hudson Albin.
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Miller Henderson
Audley Stables
Berryville
Baltimore
Edward Crisman
DeHaven
Margaret B. Green
J. Herman Ware
Hagerstown
New York City
Frank T. McFaden
John H. Latane
Horse collapses under heavy load on West Piccadilly Street
Fifteen years ago on December 28, 1916, a horse pulling a heavy load on West Piccadilly Street collapsed dead. News reports describe widespread excitement as crowds gathered at the scene and watched responders.
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West Piccadilly Street
Villa
Texas
Germany
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Senate
House
Local Virginians Attend Eleventh Y M C A Student Meeting
Over 40 students from Virginia colleges travel to Buffalo New York for the eleventh quadrennial International Student Volunteer Movement convention. Randolph T Shields of Washington and Lee University and Jonah L Larrick of the Medical College of Virginia attend along with H E Robinson. The gathering runs from Wednesday to January 3 with about 4000 students, including foreign attendees, and covers religion international relations interracial relations economics and education. The note adds the Grand Canal of China is the world’s longest, extending from Hangchow to Peking.
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Virginia
Buffalo
N.Y
International Student Volunteer Movement
Randolph T. Shields
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Jonah L. Larrick
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
H. E. Robinson
Robinson
Grand Canal
China
Hangchow
Peking
No. 1 apples only for reliable Virginia exports
G. S. Ralston reports harsh conditions in the British and continental apple markets. He urges Virginia growers to limit exports to No. 1 grade with strong color, as European demand falters, low grades flood markets, and debts and reparations slow trade.
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Virginia Fruit Growers
Virginia
Thames
Horticultural Society
Campfield
England
France
Britain
Europe
Commission
Germany
Poe
Yo Yo Exhibition At Palace For Children
After distributing 1500 Yo Yos at the Palace Christmas party, the Palace with F W Woolworth plans a Yo Yo Exhibition next Saturday at 3 p m. Children demonstrating the best skill will win cash prizes totaling $10.00.
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Hable
Palace
The
F. W. Woolworth Company
Palace Stage
Christmas Eve Program Brightens St John’s Sunday School
North Mountain Valley Va December 28 1923 The St John’s Lutheran Church Sunday School held its Christmas entertainment on Christmas Eve despite unsettled weather and slippery roads. A large orderly gathering enjoyed a fine program led by longtime music director J B ancon. Children received candy and leftovers sweets. Visitors include J A Williams of Washington spending Christmas with his mother Mrs A F W. Mr and Mrs J Hl Ashwood and son and Mr and Mrs Lee Orndorff of Lenore Va joined dinner at J E Snapp’s on Christmas day. Mrs Alice Good and two sons John and Charles of Winchester visiting the Whites.
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North Mountain Valley
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Old St. John’s Church
J. B.ancon
Alice Good
John
Charles
Winchester
J. I. White
Late Conveyances of County Realty
Real estate transfers admitted to record in Frederick County Clerk's office include T R Cather to Northern Virginia Power Company with right of way in Shawnee district for nominal consideration J H Lockhart et ux to George Edward Manuel for ten and a half acres about six or fourteen miles west of Winchester Loring J Wright et ux to E H White five and one third acres south of Winchester M M Lynch executor to C W Pingley parcel in Stonewall district for 725 The Peoples Bank Inc to Arthur J Webster land and improvements southeast of Stephens City for 3000 Gregorio Nicolazzo to Mary S Richards parcel near Reynold's Store for 860 Peyton J Marshall et al to Northern Virginia Power Company right of way across Back Creek district for nominal consideration Jerry M Bennett et ax to Morris Davis et al one hundred and fifty five acres in Stonewall district
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Frederick County
T. R. Cather
James Cather
Northern Virginia Power Company
Shawnee
J. H. Lockhart
George Edward Manuel
Winchester
Loring J. Wright
E. H. White
M. M. Lynch
Charles M. Ebert
C. W. Pingley
Stonewall District
Peoples Bank, Inc
Arthur J. Webster
Stephens City
Gregorio Nicolazzo
Mary S Richards
Reynold
Peyton J. Marshall
Back Creek
Jerry M. Bennett
Morris Davis
Stone
Land transfers listed in Stonewall Shawnee and Winchester districts
A string of property transfers shows nominal consideration for parcels in Stonewall and Shawnee districts and buildings near Winchester. Names include E Pingley R Pauinge William Dorsey and Fred Ridgeway with multiple spouses listed as grantors or grantees.
Market Report From Local Wholesale Prices
The Star lists corrected daily wholesale prices for creamery butter middlings hens turkeys calves cows wool screenings mixed feed young chickens ducks hogs heifers brood sows dairy feed corn meal oats shelled corn bran scratch mixed feed and country butter. Prices reflect close of the preceding day and include lines for Baltimore wholesale calves and other livestock categories.
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Spees
Ccee
Baltimore
Soldier seeks bride for money in Fort Leavenworth tale
Corporal Amos "Jimmy" Burcham of Fort Leavenworth Kansas places himself on the marriage block promising to wed any woman for 7000 dollars and potentially accept 5000 dollars in a sensational reading note about men courting for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Jimmy” Burcham
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Mary
Colored couple weds in city wedding report
A marriage license issued late Saturday by the Corporation Clerk’s office records Charles W. Parks of Luray and May Virginia Finley of this city, both colored. Parks, a barber, is a son of Charles Parks, while the bride is a daughter of Floyd Finley.
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Corporation Clerk’s
Charles W. Parks
Luray
Virginia Finley
Charles Parks
Floyd Finley
Parks
Memory contest at Capitol Theatre in Winchester
Warner Bros invites readers to identify eight scenes from Charles Farell and Janet Gaynor films. Correct answers enter a drawing to win a pair of passes to see Delicious at the Capitol Theatre on Friday and Saturday. Submit by noon Wednesday December 30 with winners announced December 31.
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Charles Farell
Janet Gaynor
Winchester
Capitol
Capitol Theatre
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Euuber
Children Palace
L. Pangle
H. E. Pingley
Stonewall
E. Pingley
R. L. Pauigie
William Dorsey
Fred — Ridgeway
Emma M. Ridgeway
Alfred L. Sager
Arthur W. Good
Market Report
Star
Barkis Is Willin
Robert Douglas Bowden
Youngstown (O.) College
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Baltim
RE & Ohio
Warner Bros
Delicious
FOX Picture
Charles Farrell
Jacobson
S. Main St
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Leader’ Store
T. F. Timberlake
J.C. Penney CO