Senator Weaver to Introduce Billboard Regulation Bill
Front Royal Virginia January 6 Senator A G Weaver heads to Richmond to push a bill regulating outdoor advertising. The measure requires a license from the Commissioner of Highways, a resident bond, permits, annual fees and a tag for each sign with penalties for violations and bans on posting near highways or curves.
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Front Royal
A. G. Weaver
Richmond
Commissioner of Highways
Virginia
Ce Ee
Odd Fellow Install Tuesday in Front Royal
Lodge No. 374 I O O F will install newly elected officers Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall. A Middletown team will conduct the ceremonies and Claude B. Stickley of Vaucluse will attend as grandmaster of Virginia Odd Fellows. Officers to be installed include Joseph Gore Noble Grand Jesse Greenwalt vice grand Charles Menefee recording secretary William Thomp financial secretary.
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Front Royal
Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Middletown
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Virginia
Odd Fellows
Joseph Gore
Jesse Greenwalt
Charles Menefee
Rece
William Thomp
P. M
Theatre Building Sells For $42,000
FRONT ROYAL, Jan. 6. The Warren Park Theatre building was sold at public auction Saturday afternoon by special commissioner W. C. Armos Sr. to the Warren-Rappa Mortgage Corporation of Royal for $42,000. The purchaser did not include fixtures or trade fixtures in the two store rooms.
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Front Royal
Warren Park Theatre
Front Royal Theatre
W. C. Armos, Sr
Warren-Rappa- Mortgage Corporation of
Royal
Trout Denied New Trial In Front Royal Slaying
Judge Philip Williams denied a defense motion for a new trial for Wilbur F. Trout the Front Royal attorney convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Harvey Slick Saffell. Trout remains sentenced to 44 and a half years with a 90 day suspended term while attorneys pursue a writ of error to the State Supreme Court of Appeals. Bond of 5000 was renewed as Commonwealth's Attorney Downing opposed the bond.
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Front Royal
Philip Williams
Wilbur F. Trout
Harvey
Slick”) Saffell
Trout
Warren County
Williams
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Marvin A. Trout
Commonwealth
J. H. Downing
Wilbur Trout
W. C. Armstrong, Sr
Weaver and
Condition of Rivers North River High and Muddy
Reports describe the North River at high level with muddy conditions and the South River similarly high and muddy. Observers warn of potential flooding and caution downstream communities to monitor stages and adjust plans accordingly.
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North River
South River
Local social notes from Front Royal Virginia reach New Year
Buddy LeRoy returns to Beckford school in Florida after holidays with Major and Mrs James Golden. Mary LeRoy leaves for Philadelphia school. Washington visitors Peggy Landsdale and Doris Dungan stay with Catherine Carter. Lovell Mauck shows pneumonia improvement. Kings Daughters circle to meet at Mrs Barr Samsell home with hostesses. Richmond visitors Robert K Carter and daughter with sister-in-law Mrs Walter Carter on Royal avenue. Helen Symons returns to Washington after visit with mother. Virginia Kingree and granddaughter Jean Ward return to Columbia Furnace from visit. Nannie Casarotti leaves for Blue Ridge Sanatorium Charlottesville. Nannie Edmonds, Lee street, a Memorial Hospital Winchester patient. Maudie Hines recovering with Washington relatives. Frank Stout and Mrs Stout visit from Washington. Billy Symons visits from Washington. Mary Casey and Moreland Venable visit with Venable family.
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Robert K. Carter
Richmond
Walter .C. Carter
Royal Avenue
Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Relief for Chest Cold
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting remedy for chest cold bronchial irritation. It claims it goes to the seat of the trouble to soothe inflamed membranes and offers a guarantee and refund if no results from the first bottle.
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Bree
Local residents host weekend visitors and travel notes
Miss Sadie Hines of Washington spent the weekend with her parents, while Mr. and Mrs. Lynn de Lashmutt of Washington visited Mrs. de Lashmutt's parents, Judge and Mrs. Walter Almstead on Virginia avenue. Numerous locals hosted guests from Bolling Field, Millwood, Richmond, and other nearby places, and several residents planned trips to Richmond and Washington for visits and official duties.
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Mary Casey
Mr. Moreland’ Venable
Washington
Mr. Venable
Mrs
Cc. M. Venable
Sadie Hines
Mrs. W. P. Hines
Lynn de Lashmutt
Shirley Collins
Roy FP. Collins
Manor Avenue
James Ambler
Manassas
Harry Reid
Virginia Avenue
Kati Jones
High Street
Early reports of large dinner crowd extend along border region
Reports note a sizable dinner gathering near the North Carolina South Carolina border on March 15 1767 as January 8 is observed as a public holiday in Louisiana. The piece references Democratic customary practices spanning more than a century.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
How a no trump declaration misfired in a bridge hand
A central press bridge feature explains a trickless dummy scenario. West held heavy spade and diamond honors while East aided defense. The declarer faced a 4 loss when North led poorly, costing 1,100 points in a doubled, vulnerable game.
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West
Awa
Salts
Ace
North
Declarer
East
Washington Democratic events headline notable fundraisers
The article notes rallies and banquets on a set date. At the Number One dinner in Washington tickets cost 50 with 45 going to the party, while five Young Democratic Clubs hold a junior Jackson Day dinner at 7 39 p m with 7 50 of the 10 plate going to the war chest. Menu features celery olives bouillon turkey and desserts.
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Democratic National Committee
Washington
District of Columbia
Harry Burton Dies Suddenly in Hagerstown
Harry Burton, 67, longtime resident of this city, died suddenly at his home in Hagerstown Md yesterday morning. He was formerly with Moh Organ Works of Hagerstown. Survived by widow Katherine Straub and sisters Minnie and Genevieve Burton, with funeral held in Hagerstown at 4 o clock today. Burial in Hagerstown.
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Harry Burton
Hagerstown
Moh Organ Works
Hagerstowtt
Burton
James H. Burton
Katherine Straub
Minnie
Genevieve Burton
This City
Heather BreeAant Deenthion N VY Prank F
New Haven, Conn
Arthur G
Rip
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Hess
The
Presbyterian Church
Darling coverall apron pattern for busy housekeepers
Practical kitchen coverall apron pattern for sizes small to large. Requires 2 yards of 39 inch fabric and 12 1/4 yards bias binding for medium. Pattern No 2660 costs fifteen cents with size and name details. Book and pattern together twenty five cents from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department New York.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Sint
Barbara Ell
Barbara Bell
Times Square Station
X Ray Demonstrated Forty Years Ago Today
Dr Logan Clendening notes January 9 marks the 40th anniversary of Wilhelm Röntgen's 1896 X ray demonstration in Würzburg. The piece lauds X rays as a landmark in medicine, outlining early uses in bone disease, chest tuberculosis detection, and tumor treatment, and compares its impact to other major medical advances.
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Logan Clendening
Physical- Medical Institute of
Wurzburg
Wilhelm Konrad Rontgen
Society
Kolliker
Bavaria
W. B. Cannon
Fragmented crossword clues puzzle page teaser
A reader puzzler presents scattered cross word hints with numbers and partial phrases. Clues reference definitions, word lengths and cryptic style, including terms about water ice time and clothing items, while some lines appear garbled or truncated.
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Bureau
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Weaver
Oval
Buddy LeRoy
James Golden
Beckford
Ormond Beach
Fla
Mary LeRoy
Major
Philadelphia
Peggy Landsdale
Doris Dungan
Washington, D. C
Catherine Carter
Lovell Mauck
Kings
Barr Samsell
William Thompson
Mark Reid
Helen Symons
W. E. Rudacille
Virginia Kingree
Miss Jean Ward
Columbia Purnace
Nannie Casarotti
Charlottesville
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Nannie Edmonds
Lee Street
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Mrs. Frank Stout
Town
Mrs. Stout
Billy Symons
W. E. Rudacile
Dean Murphy
Lyle Underwood
Bolling Field
Mr. Murphy
Limeton
Kenneth Gilpin
Millwood
Lillian Humphrey
Frank Humphrey
A. P. Ferguson
House of Delegates
Julia Ward
Claude A. Stokes
William E. Carson
Lewin Eastham
Mr. Albert Clark, Jr
Mrs. Hopkins
Miss Elizabeth Clarke
Ralph Estes
Helen Morgan
State Senate
William J. Olds
Orville Bowen
Henry Coe
C. E. Foley
Dr. Foley
F. O. Foley
Mount Jackson
Ira Beaty
Waverley, Va
Mr. Beaty
W. W. Beaty
Mr. Russell Corron
Brother-Inlaw
Mrs. J. Grey
Brentwood
Long Island
Scudder Griffing
Luray
Mae LeHew
Helen Emmert
Roger Emmert
Bim Cook
Rev
Ernest Smith
C. E. Chandler
Strasburg
R. E. Fritts
Blue Ridge Avenue
William Sewell
Annapolis, Md
Mrs. Sewell
Mrs. H. H. Sherman
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Jsg
Kqu
Qiu
Laura J. Baldt
A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Clendening
Daily Cross
Bend
Greek Church
Third Power Church
Ize
Safeguard
Baker’s Drug Store
Rene
Moling & Cather
Betty Shoppe
W. Boscawen St
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
the Evening Star’s Daily
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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