Sunday School Training Sessions Open to All Faiths
Sunday school training will be offered at Braddock Street Church beginning one week from this Sunday. The program invites all Winchester Christian workers and other denominations, offering credits toward denominational diplomas and featuring specialists in Christian religion and teaching. Beginning February 16 registration for Sunday afternoon and Monday evening classes is planned, with courses in religion program and leadership training.
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All Christian of
Winchester
Methodist General Sunday School Board
FE. L. Wev
Stchester
Mise Etta Mai Russell
Rest
Brucetown
Berryville
Frederick Circuit
Stephens City
Middletown
Riverton
Front Royal
White Post
E. L. Woolf
Shackford
White
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
William Brown
Handley School
Kiwanis Club
Roy Cather
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Frank R. Horton
American Legion
N. A. Lineweaver
America
Old London
William D. Boyce
Chicago
Mr. Boyce
Sir Robert Baden- Powell
British Boy Scout Association
Boyce
Gath
Empties Gun At Roost Robber On Lane Creek
P C Petrie of Valley Pike near Opequon Creek heard dogs and found a chicken thief near his henhouse Tuesday night. He fired twice with a double barrel shotgun as the thief fled toward the creek and escaped in a car after extinguishing headlights.
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P. C. Petrie
Valley Pike
Opequon Creek
Mr. Petrie
Draw Fines In Police Court
Mrs. Agnes M. Walker was fined nineteen dollars for reckless driving and H. W. Miller was fined twelve dollars for violating city speed laws.
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Agnes M. Walker
H. W. Miller
Sarah Zane Fire Company Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Company Friday night February 7 at 8 pm. Matters of buss and importance to be discussed. H. C. Manuel secretary.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Sarah Zane Fire Company
South End Oyster Supper This Week at Hall on Monmouth
South End hosts an oyster supper February 6 7 and 8 at their hall on West Monmouth Street Suppers delivered for 75 cents Phone orders to 967 W Lap Bt 4 6 7.
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South End
W. Monmouth St
Staunton Gas Rates Compared With Virginia Cities
Staunton’s gas price ranks second highest among 15 Virginia cities in a Staunton Evening Leader analysis based on 10 000 cubic feet. Rates vary by city with discounts for prompt payment and different base quantities. Out of state prices show Frederick Maryland and Martinsburg West Virginia with lower or comparable rates.
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Staunton Evening Leader
Staunton
Alexandria
Charlottesville
Winchester
Suffolk
Newport
Danville
Fredericksburg
Norfolk
Bristol
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Petersburg
Richmond
Harrisonburg
Consumere’ Utilities Company
Newport News
Portemouth
Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Funeral Services Held For Mrs W R DuPree
Mrs Emily Williams DuPree widow of W R DuPree former National Cemetery superintendent died Tuesday in Johnson Willis Hospital Richmond Virginia Funeral services were conducted in Richmond with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Survivors include her husband and two sons Hal B DuPress of Sharpsburg and W W Dupree of Richmond plus two sisters The couple moved from Winchester last fall when he transferred to Sharpsburg National Cemetery She was a native of Richmond
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Emily Williams DuPree
W. R. DuPree
National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Johnson-Willis Hospital
Richmond
S. B. Grim
South Braddock Street
Oakwood Cemetery
DuPree
Hal B. du Press
W. W. Dupree
For Rent Modern Six Room House on Leicester Street
Property listing for a modern six room house at 423 West Leicester Street. Immediate possession offered. Seller contact B. M. Sullivan.
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Leicester St
Poseeselon
B. M. Sullivan
Taft Receives Rest Aid as Illness Persists
Taft underwent a sleep producing treatment by his physicians as they press for rest to prolong life. The Senate expressed regret over his serious illness and hopes for a restoration to health. Taft rested well with slight improvement though still in danger, while his sons remained in Cincinnati awaiting weekend travel. President Hoover visited the ailing former chief justice, marking a rare reunion during his illness.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Howard Taft
Mr. Taft
Senate
William Howard
Taft
Harris
Georgia
Charles P
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnatti
Thomas A. Claytor
President Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Asheville
Patrick Fallen Dies After Stairway Fall in Wardensville
Patrick Fallen, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lumber inspector, died after falling on a stairway at a Wardensville boarding house in West Virginia. He had returned from a revival meeting at the Methodist Church and reportedly slipped while descending to retire. A physician suspected a possible heart attack. Fallen, a married, middle aged man, formerly lived in Buckhannon, WV.
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Patrick Fallen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wardensville
W. Va
Cain
Fallen
Methodist Church
Mr. Fallen
Buckhannon
Market Swings as Sentiment Shifts Prompt Irregular Trading
The New York stock market showed irregularity as speculative mood shifted. Prices opened higher, dropped before midday, then rose again on heavy Fox Films and utilities buying, with brisk early session volume and call money at 4 percent before easing.
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Associated Press
New York
Fox Films
Call
Gas Tax Plan Favored by Senate in Virginia
The Virginia Senate approved by a unanimous vote a bill distributing one and a half cents of the state gas tax to counties with a two part basis and the plan to continue the Liberal Arts College for women in or near Lynchburg Roanoke Harrisonburg or Fredericksburg. Minority debates over local tax exemptions and a Norfolk Portsmouth bridge measure dominated sessions.
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Richmond
Senate
Holt
Committee On
Senate Committee On Public Institutions and Education
George W. Layman
New Castle
Richard S. Wright
Strasburg
Copatron
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Harrisonburg
Fredericksburg
House
Wilbur C. Hall
Loudoun
General Assembly
Buchanan
Beverley Berkley
Bar
Law and Chancery Court of
Herbert B. Gregory
Supreme Court of Appeals
Norfolk Bridge
Assembly
Senate Roads Committee
Jeffreys
Virginia Bridge and Tunnel Commission
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Norfolk County
A. B. Carney
Vernon A. Brooks
Elizabeth River
5S. H. Tyler
James S. Barron
Submarine fate debated at naval conference
Five power talks seek limits on submarines with US and Britain pushing for abolition. France Japan and Italy favor continuance with humanitarian restrictions. Public session planned Tuesday as leaders debate warcraft rules.
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London
Naval Conference
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Washington
Public Sale of Desirable Stocks in Winchester VA
Auction sale set for Saturday February 15 1930 at 11 o clock in front of the County Courthouse Winchester Virginia. Describes shares in Rite Way Cleaners and Cleansers George Washington Hotel Corp Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company National Fruit Product Corp plus other listed holdings. Executors of Asbury C Swimley and J Harvey Canter deceased listed as organizers with Duvall and Dunn as auctioneers.
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Winchester
Virginia
Rite-Way Cleaners & Cleansers Corp
George Washington Hotel Corp
National Fruit Product Corp
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Asbury C. Swimley
George Washington S Hotel Corp
Farmers and Merchante National Bank and Trust Company
Shenandoah Valley National
J. Harvey Canter
Dec
Moling and Cather's Sale Notice
Local sale notice urges attendees to spend more with the event titled Moling and Cather's Sale. The fragment indicates promotional aims and participation call but lacks complete details on date location or items.
Rouss Fire Co. Announces Friday Meeting
Rouss Fire Co. calls a meeting Friday night February 7 at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend. Contact M. Lamp, president, for details.
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M. Lamp
Power Lost by Forgetfulness of Church Vows
The Rev. C. D. Poythress preached at First Christian Church in Norfolk in a series of meetings. His message centered on Jacob's vow and how forgetting vows can weaken spiritual power, with the evening to focus on regaining lost power.
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C. D. Poythress
Norfolk
First Christian Church
Wiau
Bethel
Esau
Jacob
Israel
Church of Today
Mrs. G. W. Loy Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs. Mary L. Loy, wife of G. W. Loy, died yesterday at her West Germain Street home after a four year heart illness. She leaves husband George Loy a daughter Mrs. B. E. Foreman a son W. C. Loy two grandchildren Louise and Grace Foreman and brother T. W. Mumaw. Funeral plans await arrival of relatives.
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Mary L. Loy
G. W. Loy
West Germain Street
Ashby Loy
Washington, D. C
Loy
Sen
Jacob
W Elizabeth Mumaw
George Loy
BE. C. Foreman
W. C. Loy
Washington
Louise
Grace Foreman
T. W. Mumaw
Clarke County Charter Change Presented in Richmond
Frank M. Wray and Joseph F. Moore traveled to Richmond to seek a hearing on Berryville's charter change. The Board of Supervisors asked legislators to modify the charter so Berryville residents would pay the 30-cent general county levy now exempted.
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Berryville
Frank M. Wray
Joseph F. Moore
Richmond
Mr. Moore
Captain Wray
Board of Supervisors
Denny
Mr. Wright
General County
Hoover to Attend 150th King's Mountain Battle Anniversary
President Hoover accepted an invitation to attend the October 7 1930 celebration of the Battle of King's Mountain N C. A square dance at Friendship Hall and a country dinner at M E Church Office are listed with price 75 cents. Local ads promote bargains at Moling and Cather’s.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
King’s Mountain
N. C
Chiropractor Office Opens on Loudoun Street
J R Adams announces the new chiropractic office at 4 N Loudoun St in the former Sartelle location marking a professional service start for the community.
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J. R. Adams
Loudoun St
R. R. Sartelle
Hoover Denounces Attack On Ortiz Rubio as Cowardly
President Hoover, via the State Department, welcomed Mexico's Ortiz Rubio's escape from a gun assault described as cowardly. In Mexico City the new president rested after the barrage, while authorities and former President Porter Gil led an inquiry into the shooting that wounded Rubio and others.
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Washington
Hoover
State Department
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Hover
Gils
Mexico City
Porter Gil
Daniel Fores
Flores
Rubio
Senora
Daniel Flores
Department of the Interor
Friendship Fire Company Announces February Meeting Change
The Friendship Fire Company will hold its regular meeting at Friendship Hall on February 6 at 7 o clock. Members are asked to note the time change from 6 to 7 45. Business of importance. Signed Fred W. Forney, Captain.
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Friendship Fire CO
Friendship Fire Compan
Friendship Hall
Fred W. Forney
Cab
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Britain
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Rouss Fire
Mr. Poythress
Clarke County
M. E. Church
Round—Hill League
Moling & Cather’s
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National Palace
Red Cross
Senora Ortiz Rubio
Ofelia Ortega
Hernandez Chazaro
Senora Ortega
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