Cedar Cutting Campaign 10 to Be Launched Soon
Frederick county will begin a cedar cutting drive Monday January 15 under state entomologist C R Willey to protect apple orchards from cedar rust. The effort, organized by the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, aims to remove millions of small cedars across five magisterial districts to stop spore spread threatening the county apple crop.
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Frederick County
C. R. Willey
County Association
Court House
Committee On Organization
Roy Boyce
Henry Pitzer
Phil Gold
Ray Butler
Fred Thwaite
William Beverley
Grover Schlack
Ne Anderson
C. B. Dawson
Stonewall
Shawnee
Opequon
Hoye Riley to Be Interlocutor in Lions Show
Hoye Riley chosen as Pirate Captain and interlouctor for the Lions charity show at Colonial Theatre January 18 and 19. Prof DeMasters to solo classical pieces, Elsie May Gaunt and Philomena Laren to handle blues and Parisian acts. New songs by Pat Gorman and a NA A hit open the act, closing with a blue eagle descent amid balloons.
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Rouss Hall
Hoye Riley
Colonial Theatre
DeMasters
Elsie May Gaunt
Philomena Laren
Pat Gorman
Home Demonstration Market Special Chickens
A Saturday only market special offers young chickens at 20 cents per pound.
Death of Clarence A. O'Leary Ends Five-Year Ill Health
Clarence A. O'Leary died at his home 303 North Kent Street at 1 30 this morning after five years of frail health. Survived by his wife Julia Grant and relatives, he was a longtime local plumber and member of the Friendship Fire Company. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Clarence A. O'Leary
North Kent Street
Mr. O'Leary
Brady
John H. Snyder
Miller and Anderson
Friendship Fire Company
O’leary
Julia Grant
Stewart
Jennie Langley Grant
Bernard O’leary
Richmond
Maurice O’leary
Scranton
Arthur O’leary
Mount Hebron
Glances At News of Day
San Francisco reports six US Navy seaplanes near Honolulu on journey. Washington panels quiz Edsel Ford on banking. Education seeks 50 million to keep schools open. Air mail files missing per investigations. New York notes varied early quarter gains. Hagerstown says two youths die escaping after arrest. London grants defense witness in blackmail case. Vienna cites over five hundred Nazis jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States Navy
Honolulu
Washington — Education
Redistricting Bill Opens With Major Reform Proposals
Richmond Jan. 10 The Virginia General Assembly opened with Gov Pollard's budget and a 15,000 word message. A Holt предложенный nine district plan would keep Shenandoah Valley intact and shift counties among Seventh Eighth and other districts. Liquor control measures were also dropped into the Senate and House hoppers ahead of the repeal of the Layman act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Holt
Newport News
Virginia General Assembly
Pollard
Senate
John W Williams
House of Delegates
House
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Page
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Augusta
Rockbridge
Highland
Bath
Piedmont
Rappahannock
Amherst
Appomattox
Buckingham
Flauwanna
Nelson
Greene
Madison
Albemarle
Charlottesville
Cumberland
Clifton Forge
Botetourt
Allegheny
Craig
Shenandoah Valley
Wilbur C. Halli
Loudoun
John Q. Rhodes
Louisa
Virginia
Commission
Walter C. Carter Dies After Train Strike Near Farm
Walter C. Carter, a Warren County farmer and business man and 20 year member of the Winchester Gun Club, was killed Tuesday by a train near his farm. Club secretary Arthur Seabright praised him as a true sportsman, fair and kind, and noted the loss to the club and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Carter
Warren County
Winchester Gun Club
Arthur Seabright
Carter
Two Youths Die After Escape Attempt In Maryland Crash
Two men identified as Orval Oliver and Clyde Mellotte died when their car, pursued by Deputy Sheriff Richard Renner after an arrest, crashed down an embankment after one attacker struck Renner with a wrench. Renner was fatally injured while a bystander found both youths dead or dying.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Richard Renner
Renner
Orval M. Oliver
Glouster
Athens County
Ohio
Clyde Mellotte
Needmore
Charles Whart
Hancock
Sheriff's Office
Lyman Bostetter
Beck Brothers Lease Waynesboro Bakery for Wholesale Venture
Beck Brothers of Fredericksburg acquire Waynesboro Bakery leasing it to operate as Becks Valley Bakeries Inc. They install a large Baker Perkins oven with 8,000 loaves in 10 hours capacity. The brothers plan wholesale expansion across the Valley and into Nelson and Albemarle counties while possibly retaining some retail briefly.
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Star
Waynesboro
Beck
Becks
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Lee Brothers
North Carolina
Fredericksburg
Charlottesville
Middle Atlantic
Nelson
Albemarle Counties
Former Resident Dies In Baltimore
Mrs. R. E. March of West Gerrard Street learns of her sister Mrs. Ella Ebenhack dying in Baltimore early this week. She was 80 years old last October 19. The Ebenhack couple once lived here where her husband worked for the Franz Oehm tailoring firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. March
West Gerrard Street
Ella Ebenhack
Baltimore
Ebenhack
Franz Oehm
Week of Prayer program set by Winchester ministers
The Winchester Ministerial Association outlines a seven night Week of Prayer from January 15 to January 21 at 7 30 PM in various churches with devotional leaders and sermon topics focusing on Things We Need To Recover. Services run each night except Saturday with participation from Rev. Campbell Rev. Flickinger Rev. Rohardt Rev. Brashears Rev. Anderson Rev. VanCleave Rev. Clark Rev. Dudley Rev. Thomas and Rev. Nelson among others. The association urges full attendance and notes no other meetings in affiliated churches during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
Union Week of Prayer
Chris Episcopal Church
R. B. Campbell
S. L. Flickinger
Church of Christ
E. J. Rohart
God
Wallace M. Brashears
Braddock Street Methodist Church
C. H. Anderson
Man
Robert B. Campbell
Market Street Methodist Church
Allen Jones
County Ministerial Association
A. R. VanCleave
Grace Lutheran Church
W. F. Locke
E. T. Clark
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Dudley
L. A. Thomas
United Brethren Church
Robert B. Nelson
Hubert Sydenstricker
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Betwen Main
Braddock Streets
Air Mail Contract Costs Questioned in Senate Inquiry
The Pittsburgh Airways president told senators the contract for the New York Kansas City Los Angeles route cost the government about 1.67 million annually more than his firm would have. Investigators report many air mail files are missing and copies cannot be found. Charles Lindbergh was mentioned with stock and fees. Walter F Brown, former Postmaster General, allegedly urged an air line not to bid on a mail route.
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Associated Press
Washington
Theodore Taney
Pittsburgh Airways
Senate
New York
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Transcontinental
West Air
Post Office Department
Walter F. Brown
Hoover
Senate Air Mail
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Brown
Walter F Brown
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Transcontinental Air Transport
Hainer Hinshaw
American Airways
Black
American Line
Savannah
Tulsa
Okla
Luttrell Injured Assisting Motor at Local Plant
W F Luttrell a well known resident of the western city section remains at home at 834 Amherst street after a fall while moving an electric motor and pulley at Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company. He suffered a severely sprained ankle cuts and bruises to his knees and a severe nervous shock. Condition slight improvement reported today.
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W. F. Luttrell
Amherst Street
Shenandoah Valley
Comany
Luttrell
Boyce High School to Meet Warren County Teams in Front Royal
Boyce High School girls face Warren County High School in Randolph Macon Academy gym. A Boyce boys game against Front Royal rounds out the twin bill. Local fans expected to pack the gym to cheer their teams.
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Boyce
Boyce High School
Warren County High School
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Hutchinson To Address Winchester District Church Meeting
Dr Forney Hutchinson of Mount Vernon Place Church Washington will speak at a Kingdom Extension Institute in Brad dock Street Church Winchester District Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow at 10 30 a m Rev Dr William F Locke district presiding elder will lead devotions and oversee the gathering which aims to extend the kingdom of Christ and boost missionary work in the Southern Methodist Church Attendance expected from 29 charges with pastors and lay members invited across the district.
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Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Braddock Street
William F. Locke
Forney Hutchinson
Mount Vernon Place
Washington
Hubert Sydenstricker
Locke
Kingdom of Christ
Southern Methodist Church
Baltimore
Staunton
The
Star
Dixie Collegians Open Basketball Season Tonight
The Dixie Collegians host Berryville in Handley gym at 7 30 p m to start the season. Charles Baker from V P I leads the local lineup with several players, while Berryville touts an all star prep squad. Local games include teams from Maryland West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Dixie Collegians
Berryville
Handley Gym
Collegians
Charles Baker
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Jack Crowl
Teetmont
Crisman
Ritter
Doffemeyer Hawkins
Duff
Widmyer
Epworth League Rally Friday At Market Street Church
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosts the Hagerstown sub district Epworth League rally Friday at 8 PM. Theme Youth Takes It Upon Himself. Rev Davis leads worship with Harold Rowe and Miss June Mason in key positions. Delegation plans to attend Williamsport midwinter institute February 9 10 11.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Epworth
Baltimore
Mr. Davis
Washington Square Methodist Church
Chicken Luncheon by Y C Class at St. M E House
A chicken luncheon hosted by the Y C Class at St. Mary’s Episcopal House runs Saturday from 11 to 2. Price 35 cents. Proceeds for church activities.
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Brad
St. M. E
Banks Under Heavily Armed Guard After Five Men Seen Nearby
Police plus four state officers guard four banks as precaution against a possible robbery. Five men in a blue sedan with questionable Washington DC plates were spotted near a bank, later disappeared. Three men in a Washington taxicab arrested for intoxication with a rifle and ammo found. Officers report the scare echoed in Syracuse with Illinois plates pursued by state police.
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C. W. Hollis
Hollis
District of Columbia
Washington
Syracuse
Associated Press
N. Y
Senate And House Bars Removed Many Years Ago
The Associated Press reports that Congress will stay dry despite liquor legalization bills. A House-passed measure legalizes D C liquor sales in licensed hotels restaurants and clubs but Senators and Representatives cannot freely drink on Capitol Hill as the bars were removed long ago.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
Borah
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John Kerr
Washington—Senate Banking Committee
Edsel Ford
Washington—Senate
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London
King George
Vienna
Preserves Valley Area
Anton Richmondey
R. Mellwas
Beck Brothers
Reardon’s
AIR Mail
Pittsburgh Concern
Tors Report
Corre
Dr. Hutchinson
Kingdom Extension Institute
Braddock St
Banks
Peanut Business
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