Funeral Plans Mark Simple Farewell for Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge will be buried in Plymouth Vermont in a simple service after a final funeral in Northampton Massachusetts. Mrs Coolidge displayed calm resolve as she announced her husband s death and the body will lie in state before the burial in the late afternoon with a modest motor procession to Vermont to rest beside his father and son.
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Associated Press
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Jonathan Canartasan
Enders
Coolidge
Albert J. Penner
Edwards Church
Plymouth
Calvin
United States
Farry Ross
Ross
30 Days Of Mourning Proclaimed For Calvin Coolidge
President Hoover proclaims 30 days of mourning after the death of Calvin Coolidge. Flags to half staff on federal buildings. military and naval honors planned for the funeral day under War and Navy departments. President notes Coolidge's public service from Northampton to the U S presidency and pays tribute to his sagacity and wisdom.
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Washington
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
United States
United States of America
Milestones in Coolidge Life From Birth to Presidency
Chronology covers Calvin Coolidge born July 4 1872 in Plymouth Vermont through public service in Northampton Massachusetts, Massachusetts Legislature, Governor terms, Vice Presidency, and ascent to the U S presidency on Harding’s death with the 1927 vacation statement and retirement in 1929.
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Northampton
Massachusetts State Senate
Senate
Massachusetts
United States
Warren G. Harding
Mass
Friendship Fire Company Elects Officers for Fourteenth Year
Fred W. Forney was reelected captain of the Friendship Fire Company for the fourteenth consecutive year with no opposition. The vote also changed several lieutenants and named a new treasurer, secretary, and other officers. Four members received first aid and life saving certificates from the Red Cross for a Tarpiwon course in Washington.
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Fred. W. Forney
Friendship Fire Company
Captain Forney
Winchester Fire Department
Democratic City Executive Committee
C S.hartiman
Robert Eagle
John Eagle
Robert C Kremer
J. H. Jones
C. Douglas Barnett
Richard Boxwell
C. S. Hartman
Robert C. Kremer
G. Reginald Haines
Marshall Hollis
Robert Showalter
Howard W. Swartz
C. R. Anderson
George Swarr
National Organization of the Red Cross
School of Tarpiwon
Washington
Clarence L. Whitacre
Lester Forney
Anderson
Charles H. Harper
George Snarr
Kenneth Windle
Official Rank Of Policemen In Winchester
Chief C. W. Hollis announced the Winchester police ranks for the current year. T. J Boyd is assistant chief. Sergeants are B. C. Cline and Francis M. Funk. Patrolmen include Amon Strosnider Ernest Dove Lloyd Williams Percell Plank E. B Hinkins and Jack Bowers. Williams and Plank are new on the force with Hinkins retiring February first.
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Winchester
C. W. Hollis
Hollis
T. J Boyd
C R. Anderson
B. C. Cline
Francis M. Funk
Amon Strosnider
Ernest Dove
Lloyd Williams
Percell Plank
Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice
The Sarah Zane Fire Company invites members to a regular meeting Friday night at 8 o clock. A report on all committees and election of officers will be featured. Refreshments provided. Full attendance desired. Captain R B Brown in charge.
Rouss Fire Co. Seeks Members for January Meeting
Regular monthly meeting set for Friday night January 6 at 8 o'clock. Election of officers for 1933 and other important business, social session and smoker after. All members urged to attend. Lee M. Lamp, President.
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Lee M. Lamp
Mrs Margaret Stultz Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Margaret R Stultz 39 wife of Lewis E Stultz died at her Valley avenue home after a five year illness due to multiple diseases. She was born near New Market Shenandoah county in 1893 and lived in Winchester before moving back to New Market area. Survived by husband daughter Charlotte son Zirkle seven sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 10 30 tomorrow from Valley avenue home with Rev E A Lambert officiating and burial in family ground near New Market. Pallbearers include Frank Harrison M G Brubaker B F White R C Myers W O Myers J E Howeron.
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Margaret R. Stultz
Lewis E. Stultz
Valley Avenue
New Market
Shenanings County
Frank Harrison
M. G Brubaker
B. F. White
R. C. Myers W. O. Myers
J. E. Howeron
A Gift to Farmers at Fertilizer Plant Offer
John O. Hardesty announces a promotion at the fertilizer plant offering one 12 pound sack of Fancy Patent Flour to each of the first eight customers who spend ten dollars or more on feed on January 11 and January 12. Phone 402 for details.
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John O. Hardesty
Mer
Bron Fertilizer Plant
South End Hose Co. Election of Officers Soon
Election of officers at the South End Hose Co is set for next Monday night January 9. The note urges every member to attend the year’s most important meeting with refreshments and smokes provided. Secretary.
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South End Hose Co
District Nurse Association Seeks Extra Help Amid Illness Surge
The District Nurse Association held its monthly meeting with Mrs. H. D. Fuller presiding. Nurses Josephine F. Arthur and E. C. Dean reported 897 visits in December, many to sick children. Gifts of cod liver oil and fruit baskets were distributed to needy children and families with help from local groups and individuals.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
H. D. Fuller
Josephine F. Arthur
E. C. Dean
Civic League
Fellowship Club
Handley School
Federated Council of Church Women
Bargains in rugs and floor coverings by Moling and Cather
Moling and Cather advertise bargains on rugs and floor coverings. Offers include price cuts and selections for homes, with emphasis on value and variety during the sale.
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Moling and Cather
Public Sale of Ford Parts and Garage Equipment
Public sale of Ford parts, garage equipment and accessories set for Berryville Virginia at 11 a m on January 10 1933. Terms: cash. Auction notice for local readers highlights sale action by officials.
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Ford
Berryville
Mrs. Annie L. Wierman Dies at 89 After Pneumonia
Frederick County mourns Annie L. Wierman 89 life long resident of Valley Mills road died after a brief pneumonia illness at home. Widow of William L. Wierman a Confederate veteran and wagon maker. Survived by four daughters two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 PM from Valley Mills home with Rev. Edwin Dunn officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Annie L. Wierman
Frederick County
Valley Mills Road
Abram’s Creek
Wierman
William L. Wierman
Wills W. Baldwin
Washington
Margeret D. Poisall
Martinsburg
W. Va
Julia B. Henry
Baltimore
Richard Baldwin
Kenneth
Charles Shuler
Leslie Bush
Ida Wierman Bush
Charles Town
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Greenwood
Edwin Dunn
Southern Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Mount Hebron
Feinberg's Winter Clearance At Loudoun Street
Feinberg's conducts a winter clearance selling all suits overcoats and accessories regardless of cost at its CLOTHING Co location 113 N Loudoun St. The ad lists a single page notice emphasizing sacrifice of prices and urging customers to visit.
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Vv. Clothing Co
Loudoun St
SPECIAL At Home Demonstration Market Lat Dressed Chickens
A local notice outlines an at home demonstration market offering dressed chickens. The event details are incomplete in the fragment, noting a later time and date reference. Local organizers are seeking community participation and vendor information.
Stove Wood Ad for O H Swanson 3098 Main St
Classified notice for stove wood supplier O H Swanson located at 3098 Main Street with contact phone 1494 J. Includes timestamp style line 1p 4t.
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O. H. Swanson
Main St
Virginia marksmen lead nation in President's Hundred triumph
Virginia dominates the President's Hundred with eight National Guard shooters. Seabright of Company K 116th earns the trophy as the best marksman. General Waller praises the Virginia unit and notes only one other state matched four shooters.
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Virginia
Daniel Morgan
Commonwealth
Seabright
Charlottesville
Dinwiddie
National Guard
Sergeant Seabright
United States
Calls For Increase in Income Taxes and Gas Tax Plan
Secretary of State Stimson says he will confer with the president elect on international problems and plans action after inauguration in March. The message mentions increases in income taxes, an amendment to the beer levy, and continuation of the gas tax.
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Stimson
Tariff plan eyed as Congress to convene early
Representative Lewis of Maryland said he favors an early session of Congress and outlined a tariff proposal. He would have the United States extend the 1913 underwood tariff Act schedules to nations enacting rates in 1914 or lower, and he declined to reveal Roosevelt's views on tariffs.
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Washington
Lewis
Crat
Maryland
New York
Ator Costigan
Rado
Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt outlines budget plan to balance deficit
At a New York conference Roosevelt and congressional leaders unveil a Democratic plan to cut Hoover era spending. It calls for higher income taxes, a 3.2 percent beer levy, continued gasoline tax, and a $100 million reduction in appropriations.
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New York
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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