News Briefs From Pleasant County News Roundup
Local notes from Mt Pleasant Virginia January recount family visits and social calls. Mrs Rah Brill and daughter visit Clear Fork while Mr and Mrs Zir Williams and others are seen with relatives in town. Miss Carrie Ritter and Margaret Ritter visit their mother. Mrs Smith remains poorly after two years. Ed Carpenter and family visit Chamberaville relatives. Christian Endeavor meets for prayer and the Ladies Aid plans a gathering at the Rasey home. Christmas holidays pass quietly with a few masqueraders in the area.
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Pleasant
Rah Brill
Clear . G
Jay
Johfi
Daug
Ruth Perry
Ree
Zir’ Williams
Aga
Pisaeates and
Waas
Beal Sager
Athi
Chamberaville
Iil
Carrie
Margaret Ritter
Louisé
Smith
Ed Carpenter
Chambersville
United Wi
Isrevhota
Christian Endeavor Aim
Rs Rasey
Hatty Lamp
Community News and Holiday Visits in Reliance Virginia
Jan 3 notes list arrivals from Martinsburg and Strasburg and front Royal for Christmas visits. Birth announced for Rev H B Richardson’s daughter. condolences sent for Mr Branner’s death. School and church programs praised. missionary society meeting set. local families hosting New Year gatherings and visits across Reliance, F D Willey home, and nearby towns.
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Reliance
F. D. Willey
W. M. Jomes
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Edmiondson
Orinda
Benton Boyer
Strasburg
Ruby Beaty
Jeann Judy
Louise Stickley
Carsoni Bowen
Ralph Judy
Charles Grover
Ridings Chapel
H. B. Richardson
Richardson
JL. L. Ogden
Near Clary
Eisie Keller
W .Va
Lucian Brumback
Near Marlboro
F. L. Derflinger
R. R. Stickley
Missionary Society
Myrl Gruver
Lester Gruver
Branner
D. N. Grover
Susan Wolfson
Front Royal
R. RB. Stickley
William Funk
B. F. Cooley
C. C. Bowen
Murphy
Near Front Royal
Murphy Neson Iy
Marguerite Willey
Insects Manufacture Lee Lac Shellac From Tropics
Insects produce a clear shellac known as lac, a resinous excretion collected on tropical tree twigs. The substance forms a key ingredient in shellac and also finds use in billiard balls poker chips and phonograph records.
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Tropics
Epworth Brevities at Epworth Chapel
Local notes from Epworth Brevities describe visitors at the home and church events. Mrs. Wiltit Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob White of Bar are mentioned, along with a Sunday School program at Epworth Chapel and a trea t to all members. Reverend W. P. Saunders from Middletown is noted, and F Estes Kline is named as guest of the Sunday school.
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Phates
Iit
Harry
Roi B
Chris Me
Son
Rich
Mas Fife Paints
F. Boi Nite
Wiltit Robinson
Mtifiampton
W. P. Saunders
Middletown
F. Estes Kline
Stnday
Stephens City Notes Update of local social visits and moves
Stephens City Va January 3 list of visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs G and Mrs Julian O Mee and Mrs FP Cadwallader includes A L Anderson Eugene Anderson and daughter Elizabeth Carr Anderson Wilmer and Walter Anderson of White Hall C D Borden of Toms Brook plus many others. Mr and Mrs Max Borden have moved to Purcellville Va Frances Beatty and Master Martin Alleman are visiting Opequon. Little Audrey Rowland and Little Josephine Rowland are mentioned with health notes.
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Stephens City
A. L. Anderson
Eugene Anderson
Elizabeth Carr Anderson
Wilmer
Walter Anderson
White Hall
C. D. Borden
Toms Brook
A Yiioe
Sunda
G Fo
Julian Ome
FP. B. Cadwallader Oir Dinker
Max Borden
Purcellville
Borden
Frances Beatty
Stephens
Martin Alleman
T. J. Snapp
Opequon
Audrey Rowland
O. Rowland
Josephine
Joan
Reynolds Store Notes Reflect Visiting Friends and Local News
Local notes record gatherings and travels in Berkeley Springs area and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs Bart and family, Mr and Mrs Luttrell, and families from Chestnut Grove, Gainesboro, and Grimes. Visitors travel to Bettyville, Berkeley Springs, and Winces for holidays and relatives.
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Bart
Roy Bolivér
Bart Parmér
Prida
San B
Mabel
Iiss
Dick and Family
Dewey Hutz
Hag
Swat
Steubensben
Teaac
Berkeley
Dustin
Earl Farmer
Bud Farmer
Gainesboro
Bettyville
Howardee
Jénn Kelly
Chestnut Grove
H. C. Reyfields
C. W. Moore
Oscar Littrell
I. D. Shade
Altof Omps
H B. Dick
Ardell Moore
Berkeley Springs
Anid Omps
W. Va
Oscar Luttrell
BE. N. Luttrell
E. L. Luttrell
Lloyd Reynolds
Howard Reynolds
Eldridge DeHaven
Big Pool
Lott Peacemaker
Richard Havermale
Mary
Austria Accepts A Guarantee Of Independence
Paris dispatch reports Austria agreed to accept a guarantee of independence from neighboring states, seen as easing a major hurdle in the Franco Italian pact talks during the Geneva to Peastee mission. League delegate Prugel and French officials cited this as a significant step toward Versailles objectives.
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Paris
Accn
Geneva
Peastee
Prugel
League of Nations
Pierre Valine
Versailles
New Tax Threat Is Held Over Bonus Boosters
A political piece notes a looming tax threat tied to bonus boosters and a plan by an unnamed senator. The article discusses administration response, potential national capital impacts, and uncertainties about passage before Congress opens, with a presidential veto deemed likely.
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Timié
Man Slides From Joke Pistol Incident Turns Fatal
A man armed a pistol as a joke, prompting others to draw weapons and causing a fatal exchange. Howard Wolf, owner of the grill, recalls the event as patrons faced danger while a policeman nearby investigated a potential holdup.
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Conan
Howard Wolf
Boys Getting Jump On Girls in Birth Rates
Chicago obstetrician Dr. Joseph B. Lee at Lying In Hospital reports global birth data show 106 boys born to every 100 girls. He notes higher births at the hospital late in 1934, suggesting improving economic conditions.
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Chicago
Joseph B. Lee
Woman Juror Denies Influence by Pamphlet in Hauptmann Case
Pennington New Jersey January 2 Mrs Rosie Pill a juror in the Hauptmann trial testified during impaneling that pamphlets explaining The Aviators Baby case did not affect her views She said she had never formed any opinion and did not visit anyone about the file Criminal File No 2310 was distributed to several jurors but Pill said it didn t upset her
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Pennington
N. J
Rosie Pill
Hauptmann
Unclear OCR Text Rough Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides partial phrases about medical topics and numbers. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, yielding no clear event or identifiable subjects for a coherent summary. The readable content is insufficient to form a factual news item with entities.
Numerous Speed Charges Against Young Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr., son of the future president, faced multiple speeding cases in the early 1930s. Records show arrests in Windsor Locks Connecticut in 1933, and December 22 arrest in Orange, plus a 1934 speeding incident in Rhode Island.
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Young Roosevelt
PnPranklin
Roosevel, Jr
Trom
Spacer Uoniee
Convelt
Orange
Patinas
Windsor Locks
Conn
Harvard
Smithfield
Heroic Convicts Hope Clemency For Rescue Effort
A Georgia court of convicts aided evacuations during a fire at a county home killing five. Governor Blackwood in Columbia expressed sympathy and promised action as the prisoners, including white and Black inmates, hope for clemency for their role in the rescue.
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Gaffney
Snell Rechosen Leader of GOP Minority in Congress
Representative Bertrand H. Snell of New York was reelected yesterday to lead the Republican minority in the seventy fourth Congress. The vote reaffirmed Snell as House GOP leader.
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Washington
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
House
Interest Order Is Suspended by Federal Agency
The Deposit Insurance Corporation suspended until January 31 its order cutting maximum interest rates on time and savings deposits in insured banks not members of the Federal Reserve System, from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Local Relief Rolls By City For November Reported
A monthly table shows relief roll figures by city and region for November. Notable entries include Newport News 9.3 and Norfolk 11.3 with others like Alexandria 4.9, Roanoke 10.1, Danville-Lynchburg 6.9, and Richmond-Petersburg 8.4. The report notes regional groupings such as Tidewater and Northern Virginia with varying percentages and no accompanying commentary.
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Newport, News
Norfolk
South Norfolk
Suffolk
Alexandria
Érickaburg
Charlottes
Bucns
Danville
Lynchbutig Burg
Mai Lane Alichester
Clifton Forge
Roanoke
Richmond and
Petersburg
Tidewater
Py Va
North
Pitin
Charlottesville
Lenelle
Valley of Virginia
Ozone Cloud Seen as Key Earth Weather Breeder
A described gaseous ozone cloud high above the earth, hanging 40 miles and more, is pictured as a probable major driver of global weather. Observers suggest it influences atmospheric processes and climate patterns.
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Ene
Wnvec
Morton
Yee
Red Bliss
Tbs
Frankfurters
Big Sister
MN Weed
By Les. Forgrave
Martinese
Central Pives Association, Inc
Hubert Wright
Epworth
Gaps Sunday
Reynolds
Way
Mt . Rey
Austria
Teahive Adiree
Am A. Smith
Bickers
Bickers Motor Co
Winchester, Va
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
WiuesTer Va
Union Carbide
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Shell Station
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Twin-City Oil & Gas Corp
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