Cold Wave Claims Dozens Across The Nation
The blizzard and extreme cold kill over eighty people nationwide with many more in the Midwest and West. Chicago records twenty two deaths as readings drop to 14 below zero. Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and New Jersey report multiple fatalities amid widespread fires and traffic crashes.
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Chicago
Iowa
Michigan
Nee Peninsula
Mis
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
North Carol
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Oregon
Kansas
Montana
Idaho
California
Goose Island
Pittsburgh
Middle West
Associated Press
Atlantic
West
Midlands
Appalachians
Seaboard
Maine
Florida
Buffalo
N. Y
Midwest
Northwest
Rockies
Canada
Omaha
Neb
Hurley
Wis
Noted German Banker Carl Fuerstenberg Dies at 82
Berlin reports prominent German banker Carl Fuerstenberg died of pneumonia at age 82. The Associated Press notes his death on February 10.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Carl Fuerstenberg
Open Door Bible Class Plans Lincoln Poem Reading
Miss Helen Knight will read a Lincoln poem at 9 45 Sunday morning in Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Open Door Bible Class. The poem precedes Prof. R L Sticke's address to the class. Members and visiting guests are urged to attend.
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Abraham Lincoln
Helen Knight
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Knight
R. L. Sticke
Capitol Gold Co Offers Cash for Old Jewelry Tonight
Discarded jewelry buyers pay nine to twelve dollars per ounce. Capitol Gold Co at 406 North Loudoun near Ft. Loudoun closes tonight at 10 p.m. Tuesday is the last day to cash in. Also advertised bed spreads at Moling & es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Gold Co
North Loudoun
Loudoun
Death summons Fred Hottel at Hot Springs
Fred V. Hottel of Frederick County died Wednesday evening at St Josephs Hospital Hot Springs Ark after traveling from Winchester. He was about 65, born at Rouss Spring, and operated the Berryville pike mill with his brother W T Hottel and later on his own. Funeral is planned for Monday.
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Fred. V. Hottel
Frederick County
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Hottel
Winchester
Maurertown
Shenandoah County
C. L. Clanahan
W. T. Hottel
Heroine Absents Delays Play At Martinsburg Church
The Red headed Step Child play by the Southern Methodist Young People’s League in Martinsburg was postponed after the heroine and two cast members failed to arrive. Winchester League entertained 200-plus spectators with recitals and music before delaying the performance to Monday February 13 at 7 30 p m in the Braddock Street Church Sunday School building. An unavoidable delay at Pikeside kept the missing actor from reaching Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League
Southern Methodist Church
Martinsburg
Braddock Street
Methodist Church
Winchester League
Martinsburg League
Helen Ritter
Evelyn Creswell
Helen Baker
Pauline Peer
E. A. Lambert
Godfrey Prelip
Page Louderback
John Hawse
Kenneth Strobridge
Pikeside
Mrs Hawkins Granted Absolute Divorce in Local Court
Eloise S Hawkins awarded an absolute divorce from Harry E Hawkins in Corporation Court on desertion grounds, finalizing a prior bed and board decree. The ruling bars remarriage for six months, allows her to resume the maiden name Spillman, and protects property rights of both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise S. Hawkins
Corporation Court
Harry E. Hawkins
Stage Is Set For Lions Club Spelling Bee Tonight
The Lions Club spelling bee at Handley High School will start at 7 30 with the school childrens competition followed by a free for all for adults. Winners will be titled champion speller of Winchester for 1933 and proceeds aid unemployed residents of the city.
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Lions Club
Handley High School
Readiley
Frog Hollow
Emma Stronghart
Silas Risky
Jonah
Colored Orchestra To Perform Before Handley Game
Goldie Brown and His Orchestra, a lively local group, is engaged to perform a 45 minute concert tomorrow evening at Handley High School before the basketball game between the New York Nationals and the Dixie Collegians. The extra attraction aims to enliven the local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Brown
New York Nationals
Dixie Collegians
Handley High School
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market Specials
Florida direct produce on offer with tree ripened oranges grapefruit and tangerines celery peaches apples and more. Prices include 5c celery 15c to 39c per dozen citrus 6 for 25c 9 for 26c and 12 for 25c and peppers 2 for 5c tomatoes 10c lb beans 3 lb 21c. Free delivery and regular Florida truck runs claim oldest fruit store in Winchester with same management.
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Florida
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable
Union Bank
Winchester
lJp
Soft voiced detective triggers confession in kidnapping case
Los Angeles police say a soft spoken lecture led to confessions by Luella Hammer and W P Howard in the kidnapping of 65 year old Mrs Mary Skeele. Howard claimed the plan to abduct Isobel Smith was also confessed before their arrest on kidnapping charges.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mary B. Skeele
Luella Pearl Hammer
W. P. Howard
San Quentin
Joe Taylor
Howard
Miss Hammer
Music College
Skeele
Indefinite Postponement Of $10,000 Suit In Frederick
The $10,000 damage suit of Mrs. F E McComas against I H Zinn in Frederick County Circuit Court was postponed due to the illness of Attorney W C Armstrong of Front Royal. The hearing had been set previously and rescheduled to today to allow defense counsel T Russell Cather time to file a bill of justification. Other counsel for McComas include Aubrey G Weaver of Front Royal and Harrison and Harrison of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Armstrong
Front Royal
F.E. McComas
I. H. Zinn
Frederick County
T. Russell Cather
Reward Offered for Return of Columbia Bicycle
Reward offered for information leading to the return of a red and white Columbia bicycle stolen from Web. Contact Web at phone 427-W with any tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. Lp
Church Workers Train in Special Service at Braddock Street
A Standard Training School for Christian workers will be held at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South from February 26 to March 3. The Winchester district leads the annual series with 134 attending last year as courses include Teaching Children Building the Program For Young People and New Testament Survey led by Dr E L Woolf and Rev J J Rives.
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Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Frederick
E. L. Woolf
J. J. Rives
D. D
Woolf
Conference Board of Religious Education
Rives
Emory Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Southern Methodist Church
Gilbert Dehav en Farm sale near Gainsboro
About 228 acres one mile east of Gainsboro along N F Turnpike will be sold in front of Court House at 11 o'clock Saturday February 11. Timber includes a portion of fine pine. Auction notice for 7 tp 4t.
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Gainsboro
N. F. Turnpike
Court House
Homer Math Property at Kernstown Sale Notice
At Kernstown, six acres of land eight room residence gas station repair shop and other outbuildings will be sold in front of Court House at 12 o clock Saturday February 11. Auction action listed in public sale notice.
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Kernstown
Court House
L R Smith Store Opens for Inspection in Russell Building
The new L R Smith Inc store in the Russell building on North Loudoun street opened for an inspection at 7 30 this evening. Music by Soddy Haines and His Orchestra accompanied the event as staff welcomed visitors to view spring wear and newly relocated millinery on the first floor.
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Bickers Motor Company
Ford Dealers
North Braddock Street
Ford
Fitee ‘ Orthy
L. R. Smith, Inc
Russell Building
Loudoun Street
Smith
Soddy Haines
Emmett
Charles Snider
Henrietta Puller
Sallie Forney
Annie Grim
Marl Hannum
Luvella Anderson
Gertrude Schneider
Trene Sinkabine
Agnes Moeler
Morris Seeta
Hardeee
Powesa
Emmert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Philadelphia
Speakers For Rouss Banquet Announced By Committee
Two speakers are set to address Charley Rouss Fire Company members at the annual banquet Monday evening February 13 announced by committee chair Harry C Stouffer. Lieut Gov James H Price of Richmond and Sir Frederick McGill of Philadelphia will speak with H B McCormac of Winchester presiding. A high class quartet Herman Hipsley and His Own and Soddy Haines and His Happy Ten Orchestra will perform. Tickets are $1 at Ben and Brown.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Harry C. Stouffer
H. B. McCormac
Winchester
James H. Price
Richmond Va
Frederick McGill
Philadelphia
America
Herman Hipsley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Soddy Haines
Happy Ten
Ben and Brown
Two Clem Brothers Convicted of Stealing Oil
Justice A J Tavenner in County Magistrate Court fined Russell and Erin Clem of Marlboro 100 dollars each and imposed one year in jail on each after they were found guilty of stealing two large drums of lubricating oil from Edgar McDonald west of Middletown. The brothers denied guilt but were convicted after hearing evidence.
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A. J. Tavenner
Russell
Erin Clem
Marlboro
Edgar McDonald
Middletown
Clem
Officer Barr Delays Winchester Extradition of Max Krol
City Sergeant C Lee Barr did not arrive with Max Krol in Mineola to Winchester as expected for embezzlement charges. Governor Leitman signed papers for extradition after a Albany hearing. Krol, treasurer of Arthur G Jones Woolen Co of Winchester, faces five indictments totaling about 50000 dollars. Grubbs accompanies the officer amid severe winter weather delaying the trip.
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C. Lee Barr
Mineola
N. Y
Winchester
Max Krol
James
Reardon
Barr
Krol
L. D. Grubbs
Albany
New York
Nassau Coun
Virginia
Funeral Rites for Mrs Holliday in Upperville
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Katherine Bollidas Holliday who died Monday afternoon in Upperville Virginia. The Rev. L S Clark and Rev. E A Lambert led the rites at the Fletcher home with hymn singing by Mrs. R B Griffith and William and Godfrey Miller. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers B B Dutton Dr E C Stuart Dr Hugh Clark Jack Ambrose Arthur Dunlap and Leonard Miller.
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Katherine Bollidas
Poadder Mons
Joshua Fletcher
Upperville
Valley Pike
T Clark
First Baptist Church
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Jesus
R. B. Griffith
William and
Godfrey Miller
Mount, Hebron Cemetery
B. B. Dutton
E. C. Stuart
Hugh Clark
Jack Ambrose
Arthur Dunlap
Leonard Miller
Back Fire Sets Blaze To Car In Private Garage
Charles Brannon of 108 East Gerrard street suffered about 150 dollars damage to his Auburn sedan when back firing engine started a fire in his private garage. Local firemen acted quickly and extinguished the blaze before major damage occurred.
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Charles Brannon
East Gerrard Street
Auburn
Brannon
Lux Offers Opening Day Theater Pass With Lux Soap
Lux Soap sales tied to the opening of the L R Smith store. For every ten cakes bought tomorrow and Monday, customers receive a pass to see Employees Entrance at the Capitol Theatre matinees Monday or Tuesday. Ten cakes priced at 69 cents during the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Hermann
Lever Bros
Lux
Capitol Theatre
L. R. Smith
Capitol
Alice White
Lux Soap
Federal charge placed against Roanoke youths
Roanoke Va Feb 10 Assistant District Attorney T X announced federal warrants issued for principals in a $50,000 extortion attempt against Col Charles A Lindberg and his son. Joe Bryant Norman Harvey Parsons and a DOJ agent are named as key figures in the case. Federal Bureau of Investigation Joins inquiry under J Hoover.
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Roanoke
T. X
Charles A. Lindberg
Ssen Oo
Department of Justice
Dace
Bryant
Har- Lina
Kergh
Washi
Bureau of Investigation
J. Hoover
Bureau
John M. Keith
Washington District
Cais
Drunken Drivers Denied State Pardons by Governor Pollard
Richmond February 9 Governor Pollard said he will not grant pardons for drunken driving cases. He noted over 100 pardon applications are pending as 544 Virginians had their licenses suspended for careless driving linked to alcohol. He stressed the offense carries too much risk to the public.
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Richmond
Rersons
Pollard
Charge Senate Probers Protect Wall Street
Washington February 9 A senate investigating committee faces charges of whitewashing the stock exchange and calls for an inquiry into the committee. Investigator David A Olson resigned in protest claiming tactics aimed at upholding Wall Street practices as blameless. The demand came from the New York Stock Exchange Reform Committee linked to the exchange.
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Washington
Senate
Stock Exchange
Nolan
South Dakota
David A. Olson
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange Reform Committee
The
Little Knowle
Club Thankful For Milk Funds Gifts Highlight Douglas School
The Busy Bee Sewing Club thanks the Civic League for 25 dollars and Dr J W Brown for 10 dollars to support the milk fund for under nourished children at the Douglas School. Jennie May Manuel announced the donations and appreciation.
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Busy Bee Sewing Club
Civic League
Douglas School
J. W. Brown
Jennie May Manuel
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Walker Shryock
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John Derrick
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Round Hill
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