Locals Split Twin Bill With Boyce Tossers
In Front Royal Virginia Warren County High and Boyce Athletes split a double header. The locals girls won 15 2 with Downing the top scorer at 12 and Boyd adding three. Boyce boys won 19 16 led by Kibler with 17 points.
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Front Royal
Barnolph-Macon
Warren County High
Boyce
Downing
Boyd
McFall
Emmert
Higgins
Burke
Boyce High
Kibler
Boyce ‘ School
Pope
W. Cc. H
Houghton
Cameron
Warren County
Miss Evelyn Kendrick Weds Philip St. George Ambler at Tanglewood
Miss Evelyn Kendrick and Philip St. George Ambler married at Tanglewood in Front Royal Virginia The bride was supported by her sister Mrs Robert Massie as matron of honor and her brother Charles Ambler served as best man Rev H W Shannon officiated Ceremony followed by a small family reception and a honeymoon trip They will reside on Jackson Street after February first
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Virginia
Lewood
Evelyn Kendrick
Philip St. George Ambler
Robert Massie
Charles Ambler
H. W. Shannon
Health ban at CCC Camp ends in Virginia
The health ban at the CCC Camp in ier, Va ends after Captain John DeWitt reported no further disease evidence and good overall boy health. In Front Royal, Archie Henry faced a suspended sentence for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. guilty, fined twenty dollars with costs and six months on the state roads. Pearl Smith, colored, fined for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ier
Harmony Hol- CCC
John DeWitt
Draws
Front Royal
Archie Henry
Judge Olmstead
Pearl Smith
Nye
Injunction Denied Against Pine Motor Co in Wage Case
In a wage dispute a court denied the injunction against Pine Motor Co. The decision notes arguments about unlawful inducement and trapping methods alleged by the plaintiff. The text references government usage of traps in some situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Motor CO
Front Royal Social Highlights in Early January
Front Royal and Warren County residents are noted in a string of social items. Edgar Updyke hosts at Updyke Manor. Mrs. Paul Rudacille returns from Washington. Mrs. Slaughter improves after flu. Marian Trout visits Winchester. W. E. Carson entertains at the Royal Club Inn. J. Bryan Stokes hosts Lions Club officers. M. O. Simpson travels to Harrisonburg on business. Louise Norcross and Elizabeth Sonner visit Winchester. Paul Rudacille plans winter Florida residence. J. C. Trice returns from Roanoke. Lloyd Willey returns from Richmond under medical care. Virginia Carson’s weekend guest is Helen House of Little Rock. Charles Ambler to Madison County for hunting. Riverton Methodist Ladies Aid attends missionary meeting in Winchester. Mrs. Henry S. Wagner and Mrs. Frank Russell of Wichita sail from New York to France.
Judge Sees No Conviction In Auto Code Case
Judge Paul indicates the district attorney may indict accessories if needed in the future. He finds no proof that the speedometer was disconnected and notes Pine acted promptly with his two demonstrator cars. The judge rejects interstate commerce charges and praises the code’s aim to curb cutthroat competition while cautioning against overreach. Witnesses included government officials and Pine with witness Chapman. defense counsel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pine
United States
Congress
Ernest F. Taylor
Richmond
Virginia Auto Code Authority
Joseph F Delaney
NRA
Walter E. Ernst
National Control Committee
The
Auto Retailing Code Authority
West Virginia
Martinsburg and
Win
Chester
John W. Chapman
Joseph Whitwood
Roanoke
Sam K. Pankhouser
Preston King
Code Authority
Washington
Walter Scott
Russell Cather
G W. Kuykendall
Winchester
Closing grain prices and quotations across markets
Chicago and Baltimore market reports list closing prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with January May and September futures. Prices show mixed gains and declines across contracts while packers note bid offers and delivery basis for mill shipments.
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Chicago
Hall's Expectorant Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Hall's Expectorant as rapidly quieting coughs from colds and soothing irritated membranes. It notes warming effects for the throat and chest, urges prompt purchase, and lists three bottle sizes with sale at Peoples Drug Store on 9 N Main Street.
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Hall
Peoples Drug Store
Main Street
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Winchester
James M. Rinker Dies in Kansas After Pioneer Life
James M. Rinker born in the Shenandoah Valley Virginia grew up in Warren County moved to Kansas as a young man and died December 21 in Denver Colorado after nephritis He left three daughters and three sons and was a prominent cattleman and wheat grower with deep ties to WaKenny and Trego county Kansas Funeral services were held at the WaKenny Methodist Church and he was buried in WaKenny Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Rinker
Reliance
Warren County
Kansas
Mr. Rinker
Jacob D. Rinker
Stephens City
Joseph Rinker
Winchester
E. V. Odgen
Middletown
Mollie Harper
Pittsburgh
Kansas World
J. M. Rinker
Trego County
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Colo
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Nettie Hottel
McPherson County
Wa Kenney
Smoky River
Abel Ranch
Robert
Julia
Roy
Harry
Rinker
WaKenney
Virginia Hottel
Blanche
Frank
Southwest
Julia van Emon
Nora Rinker
Klammath Falls
Oregon
Blanche Babb
Methodist Church
E. L. Brooks
W. J. Beardwell
R Rinker
Wakenney Cemetery
Governor Peery Sees No Immediate Virginia Hardship
Richmond Virginia January reports Governor Peery says there is no immediate reason for fear that federal plans to end relief will cause unbearable hardship. He will organize conferences and use data to weather the transition from direct relief to work relief gradually to prevent starvation and Treasury strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Peery
Virginia
Mrs Gordon Granted Partial Divorce in Baltimore
Elizabeth Clarke Gordon formerly Mrs J Wilmer Biddle of Philadelphia won a partial divorce. She agreed to a $750 settlement covering alimony and costs. Her third husband Alexander Gordon is a cousin of her first husband the late Douglas Huntly Gordon. The couple wed in Annapolis April 26, 1933.
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Baltimore
Elizabeth Clarke Gordon
J. Wilmer Biddle
Philadelphia
Alexander Gordon
Licensed to Marry at Rockville Maryland
Marriage license issued in Rockville Maryland to Lancelot E. Reid 27 and Miss Lillian Boyd Grimm 21 both of Winchester.
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Rockville, Md
Lancelot E. Reid
Lillian Boyd Grimm
Winchester
Japanese Leader Denies Imperialist Plans in Far East
Saito asserts Japan has no aggressive designs in the Far East or China and dismisses American fears about naval parity and the Washington Treaty. He emphasizes the open door policy and states Japan cannot menace the United States or its interests.
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China
Japan
Washin
Saito
Far East
I C C Hints At Higher Traffic Or Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission said in its annual report to Congress that railroads must have more traffic or higher freight and passenger rates. It noted carriers can bear wage increases from January and July, and from April, depending largely on further traffic revival. The commission also has pending railroad rate increase applications on most commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Wealth from Wealthy Births Accelerates Millionaire Rise
An analysis in Collier's Weekly finds that American millionaires with wealthy parents reach their first million and social prestige about 20 years earlier on average than those from poorer backgrounds. The study compares generations to show inherited wealth shortens the path to early financial success and influence.
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Collier’s Weekly
Market in Stocks Mixed as Session Ends Quietly
New York market shows listless action with leaders in narrow ranges. Improvement seen in motor, traction, and specialty issues. total transfers about 500000 shares. After the president's message, traders see little immediate stimulus. Call money at 1 percent. Closings include Allied Chemical 140 1 2 and U S Steel 39 1 8 among others.
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New York
Congress
Dun & Bradstreet
Local Markets and Grain Prices in Daily Markets
The Star lists wholesale and retail market prices for flour patents, corn meal, shelled and cracked corn, screenings, middlings, feed blends, and dairy and livestock products. Prices show 98 lb patent bags at 6.25 to 6.40 per barrel and smaller bag rates. shelled corn around 1.90 per cwt and 2.05 for feed. butter and milk products priced alongside hogs, sheep, and lambs market values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Peeways
Ccesesserres
Pri
Livestock And Produce Market Report Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago prices
Baltimore market reports stationary cattle calves hogs sheep and swine prices with steady quotes across weight classes. Philadelphia butter eggs and live poultry prices listed with unchanged market tone. Chicago cash grain shows shifts in wheat and corn futures and cash prices for No 2 red and yellow corn.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Depot Slayers Fined and Jailed
Kansas City Jan 6 four men convicted of conspiring to release Frank Nash were sentenced to up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Four officers and Nash were killed at Union Station on June 17 1933. Three women received probation from Judge Merrill E Otis.
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Kansas
ITY
Frank Nash
Nash
Union Station
Mérrill E. Otis
Styles of Chinese Writing and Beavers at Work
The article explains the three used Chinese writing styles cheng kai tsan shu and hsing shu. It notes cheng kai as official and most polite. It also describes beavers felling trees rapidly and a small colony quickly destroying soft woodlots, especially poplars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
WM. Herring
Telephone Front Royal 213
Kendrick
Tanglewood
Edgar Updyke
Updyke Manor
Paul Rudacille
F. R. Slaughter
Manor Avenue
Marvin Trout
W. E. Carson
Royal Club Inn
J. Bryan Stokes
Front Royal Lions Club
M. O. Simpson
Harrisonburg
Louise Norcross
Elizabeth Sonner
Florida
Mr. J. C. Trice
Lloyd Willey
Willey
Virgina Carson
Helen House
Little Rock
Arkansas
Madison County
Ladies Aid Society
Riverton Methodist Church
Henry S. Wagner
Frank Russell
Wichita
France
County
Reneahe
WJZ
East
Philco
Miller & Anderson
WEAF
Coakley
Ordil Orchiest
WABC
Weaf—Press
WOR
Wjz—Press
Wabc—Press
Walter van Kirk
Lonians
Leviton
Arden Orchestra
Tre
Hayes
Mary Courtland
Weaf— Pton
Muggs McGinnis
Central Press Association, Inc
By Wally Bishop
MR T. Piang
Wenderi
Bond Bros
Newark Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
Sed Smelters
American Tél. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Beaver
M R. Deoplé
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