Funeral services for David Lee Foster at Mount Olive church
David Lee Foster died at his Hayfield area home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mount Olive United Brethren Church with Rev John Henry Parlett officiating. Foster, a noted farmer and longtime resident, left a large family and many friends, with survivors including four brothers, two sisters, five sons and four daughters. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery.
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Hayfield
David Lee Foster
Mount Olive
Parlett
James L
Lucinda Foster
Bentonville
Warren County
Page County
Robert Cather
Foster
James
Edward Foster
Alexandria
Frank Foster
Rileyville
Emmett Foster
Rockville
Welton Kerrick
Laura Clare
Baltimore
Lewis
Newton Falls
Ohio
Rhondas
Robert Abraham
Asa Foster
Lucinda Kilham
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Amanda Redmiles
Laurel
Silas Palmer
Sarah Foster
Leslie Ramey
Scott White
L. M. Larrick
Lohring Carnell
Carter Hoover
Clarke Braithwaite
Dentists Highlight Widespread Dental Defects in County Children
A countywide dental inspection of 2 360 schoolchildren found 85 percent with dental defects and 15 percent defect free. Supervisors and dentists urged urgent treatment and ongoing public health dentistry in Frederick county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dein Gethaneth
Jonie D. Kline
Anna P. Starling
N. Talley Ballou
Steele
Stephens City
Frederick County
Evry
Virginia
Father and Son Defendants in Auto Death Suit
In Winchester a lawsuit by A. W. Bowley administrator seeks judgment against John H. Snyder and his son George H. Snyder over a fatal October 1 auto crash on Martinsburg pike. Bowley alleges the elder approved the car's use. the son drove and the accident killed two people, with the case returnable January 26 in Corporation Court. Sixteen witnesses, including local women from a Jordan Springs dance, are summoned for a grand jury next week.
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Cone of Winchester
A. W
L. Bowley
John H. Snyder
George H. Snyder
Mollars
Wiee Ore
H. Snyder
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Young Bowley
Memorial Hospital
George
Snyder
Corporation Court
Rowley
Jordan Springs
Harry Tucker to Speak on Lee and Jackson Birthday Observance
General Turner Ashby Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy plans a dual birthday observance for General Lee and General Jackson at Christ Ep Church on January 19. Congressman Harry St. George Tucker will address the gathering on The Life of General Lee and pay tribute to General Jackson. He will be hosted by his nephew Dr Hunter H. McGuire and Mrs. McGuire during his visit.
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Turner Ashby
Daughters of the Confederacy
South
Robert Eb, Lee
Stonewall Jackson
General Jackson
Lee
Christ Ep Church
Jackwae
Harry St. George Tucker
Lexington
Virginia
Winchester
Jackson
Congressman Tucker
General Lee
Hunter H. McGuire
McGuire
Two Fliers Reported Lost In Atlantic Storm
Aboard the Tradewind, Mrs Beryl Hart and Lt William S MacLaren remain missing after a Bermuda to Horta flight in worsening weather. Sheltered harbors offered little hope as rockets beaconed for the downed plane amid high seas and gale winds.
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Associated Press
Horta
Island of Fayal
Azores
Atlantic
Beryl Hart
W. S. MacLaren
Hamilton
Bermuda
Paris
H. Nimick
Bermhuda
United States
Asores
New York
The
Light
Last of chicken thieves caught by local police
Winchester police say they have captured John Sylvus and Henry Unger amid a suspected burglary of the Baltimore and Ohio freight station on December 3. The four men linked to this theft also face Morgan county charges for gasoline and chicken theft near Berkeley Springs.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Morgan County
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
John Sylvus
Henry Unger
C. W Hollis
Arthur
Woodrow Hovermale
Unger
Sylvus
Hovermale
Paper Mill Road
Hollis
Plymouth Rock
Woodrow Ree
Quartette
Strother
Sylvas and Unger
Woodrow Havermale
Berryville Pike
Boyd, Bowers
Funk
Woodrow
Arthur Hovermales
Police
Hovermales
John Sylvas
Morgan County Circuit Court
Sale of Union Bank Stock at County Court House
The order will sell 55 shares of Union Bank of Winchester stock at 12:00 PM on Saturday January 17, 1931 in front of the County Court House. Cash terms. Dunn & Duvall, Auctioneers.
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County Court House
Union Bank of Winchester
Dunn & Duvall
Quail Feed Supplied by Local Game Warden
Frederick county game warden F. W. Pingley announced ample free quail feed for sportsmen to place where quail can reach it. He urged cooperation, stressing the department cannot feed all birds and winter survival depends on supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pingley
Frederick County
Pingley
Department of Game
Funeral Services For Mr. Swimley In Virginia
The funeral of M. M. Swimley was held at Stone's Chapel with Rev. J. M. Carr and Rev. L. F. Harper presiding. Burial followed at New Hill Cemetery in Berryville. Survivors include widow Mattie Swimley two daughters Katie Sweizer and Anna Cochran, a son O. M. Lambert, and a granddaughter Lucy Brook McCloy. He was brother to S. J. Swimley Sr. and Dr. G. W. Swimley and cousin to Dr. W. A. Swimley and Dr. A. C. Swimley.
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Swimley
M. M. Swimley
Stone’s Chapel
J. M. Carr
Berryville
L. F. Harper
Winchester
New Hill Cemetery
Berry
Mattie Swimley
Katie Sweizer
New York City
Anna Cochran
A. C. Swimley
New York Packer Added to Handley Library Collection
Through the courtesy of the Virginia State Horticultural Society the Handley Library receives a year’s subscription to The Packer, a leading weekly on fruit and vegetable industry. The Packer, arriving in Monday mail, will be available in the library reading room.
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Virginia State Horticultural Society
Handley Library
New York Packer
Packer
Gore sale invites good cows and sheep in Clearbrook
A sale on January 15 in Clearbrook features good cows sheep hogs and farm implements as announced by J M Gore. The notice invites local farmers to attend the livestock and equipment auction.
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J M. Gore
Clearbrook
Patsy Play At Colonial Theatre January Show
The Little Theatre presents The Patsy at the Colonial Theatre with day and evening performances on January 13. Ticket prices range from 50 cents to one dollar, and admission is now on sale.
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Little Theatre
Colonial Theatre
Eviction Notice Served on Mill Strikers in Danville
A bomb exploded at the home of Frank Broome a Riverside and Dan River mills superintendent during a strike at Danville Virginia. Eviction notices against 27 strikers families in mill owned houses take effect with many already vacated. Broome and his wife suffered shock and minor injuries as windows shattered nearby. Knocks cars fled the scene and blast felt six miles away. Ministers present a check for 1000 dollars as part of union support while church leaders face criticism for not backing the workers. No new developments emerged in the strike.
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Associated Press
Danville
Frank Broome
Riverside
Dan River
Broome
Broomer
Fall Creek
W. B. Spofford
New York
the Witness
Episcopal Church
League For Industrials
Spofford
Fitzgerald
Episcopal
Earl R. Hoage
Colorado Federation of Labor
Annual Meetings Of Three Winchester Banks
Stockholders of three Winchester banks will hold their annual meetings tomorrow. The Shenandoah Valley National Farmers and Merchants National and the Commercial and Savings banks plan elections for the upcoming year and expect reports from officers. The Union Bank of Winchester holds its meeting in April.
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Winchester Banks
Shenandoah Valley National
Farmers and Merchants National
Commercial and Savings Banks
Union Bank of Winchester
Four Men Fined In Winchester Police Court
Judge Donald L. Weems presided as four men faced charges of public drunkenness driving under the influence and traffic speeding. J E Mansfield paid a 15 dollar collateral for speeding, Edward Holtzman and Carl McDonald were fined 12 dollars each for drunkenness and Clarence Oates received 30 days in jail a 12 3 year auto ban and related penalties while under intoxication.
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Donald L. Weems
Winchester
J. E. Mansfield
Loudoun Street
Edward Holtzman
Carl
McDonald
Clarence Oates
Severe Winter Grips Northern Asia Across Regions
A brutal winter spreads from Yangtse northward through northern China, Manchuria, Siberia, Korea, and Japan. Communication and rail traffic fail as ice and snow blanket vast areas and thousands are feared dead in major cities.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Siberia
Korea
Japan
Yangtse
Mongolia
Baker Family Guests at George Washington Hotel
Mr. H. J. Baker and daughter Miss Betty Baker of Baltimore are guests at the George Washington Hotel.
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H. J. Baker
Betty Baker
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
R. Hunter Dulaney
Frderick McElhone
Upperville
Archie C. Randolph
Bluemont
W. T. Wallis
Clarksburg, W. Va
Earl S. Lewis Laid To Rest At Frostburg
Earl S. Lewis died of a heart attack at Memorial Hospital after leg injury treatment. He was buried in Alleghany Cemetery Frostburg following services at his sister Miss Sarah Lewis's home. Surviving relatives include three brothers John Lewis Akron Ohio William H. Lewis and Thomas F. Lewis and two Frostburg sisters. He was a Shenandoah Valley Academy instructor World War I officer and member of multiple local organizations.
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Lewis
John Lewis
Akron
Ohio
William H. Lewis
The
Cumberland Y. M.<. A
Thomas F. Lewis
Frostburg
Sarah Lewis
William Hanson
Beall High School
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Shenandoah Valley Academy
France
American Expeditionary Forces
This City
American Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Mountain Lodge
Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons
Auto Licenses Expire Jan. 15
The Star directs motorists to remove 1930 Virginia and Winchester license plates by January 15. Police will arrest anyone operating with last year’s plates after January 16, with strict fines for noncompliance.
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the Star
State of Virginia
Winchester
Co. W. Hollis
Stroke Fatal To Clarke County Farmer Arnest McDonald
Arnest McDonald a Berryville area farmer in Clarke County died after a paralytic stroke the night of January 13 at age 66. He leaves a wife former Jennie Hummer a daughter Isabelle and three sons Oliver Guy and Robert all at home along with four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held January 14 at 11 a.m. at his home conducted by Rev C J Clark with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Arnest McDonald
Berryville
Clarke County
Mr. Donald
Jennie Hummer
Isabelle McDonald
Oliver
Guy
Robert. McDonald
Zack Thompson
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. C. Hall
M. D. Hall
Front Royal
A. R Asherman
Scott McDonald
Frank McDonald
High Point
N. C
C. J. Clark
Brucetown
Mount
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Frederick
John H. and
Father of
Bowley
Home OF Facts
Harry Tucker
Gen. Lee
Raymond Gunn
Velma Colter
Missouri
Maryville
Garret
Gunn
Field Artillery
National Guard
Harve England
Court House
Missouri National Guardsmen
Colter
Gabe
Purcell
Miss Colter
Mately Z
Southern Tea Room
Mr. Swimley
Ministry
Northern
Asia
Earl S. Lewis
George W. Atkinson
the Evening Star
Winchester Steam Laundry
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