Purpose of the modern church well set forth
The week of prayer service continues at Market Street Methodist with Rev. W Brashears presiding The sermon by Rev Robert B Nelson from Isaiah 9 6 7 explores the churchs purpose and its mission to seek and save the lost He argues the church must be honest about its aims and that Christ came to establish a kingdom with no end Tonight Grace Lutheran Church hosts the next service with Rev Luther A Thomas and Rev R L Williamson leading a discussion on deepening the spiritual life through prayer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Episco
W. Brashears
Rock of Ages
Mr. Brashears
Robert B. Nelson
Nelson
David
Mr. Nelson
Children of Light
Christ
United Brethrens
Episcopalians
Jesus
Grace Lutheran Church
Luther A. Thomas
D. D
R. L. Williamson
Congregational Christian Church
Soviet Steamer Sakhalin Sends SOS From Siberia
Rengo dispatch reports the Soviet steamer Sakhalin with 254 Russians aboard sent distress calls to the Ochiishi wireless station from the Sea of Okhotsk east of Sakhalin. The vessel carried 200 passengers and the rest were crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rengo
Ochiishi
Sakhalin
Sea of Okhotsk
Siberian
Valley Church Delegates Set Institute in Winchester District
The Kingdom Extension Institute of Winchester District will convene tomorrow at Braddock Street Church with Rev. Dr. Woolf directing and leading devotional services. Bishop A V W Darlington will address the institute and preach Sunday at 11 am. John H. Rosenberger will speak on benevolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom Extension Institute
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Braddock Street
Tee
Woolf
A. V. W. Darlington
John H. Rosenberger
Commission On Benevolences
Institute
Darlington
Morris Harvey College
Winchester Historical Society Sets February Meeting at Handley Library
The Winchester Virginia Historical Society board announced a full society meeting for February 2 at 8 PM in the Handley Library lecture room. A tentative annual program and year objectives were discussed, with notable directors and research secretaries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Historical Society
Handley Library
John M. Steck
Philip Williams
C. Vernon Eddy
T. Russell Cather
H. H. McGuire
H. B. McCormac
Lewis M. Allen
Garland R. Quarles
Frank B. Crawford
Society
Fourteen Voters Die in Romanian Blizzard En Route to Poll
Fourteen voters in western Romania died in a blizzard while traveling to a polling place. Several others are missing and believed dead as search efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Burcharest
Romania
Rockne Announcement Sparks Area Brothers Watch
Brief item notes a Rockne announcement circulating among area brothers, prompting local attention. Details are sparse but the notice appears connected to a regional event or decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockne
Area Brothers
Apple Market Shipments to British Ports Week Ending January 7 1933
Shipments from New York to British ports show totals for several destinations including Liverpool London Southampton Cardiff Glasgow and total apples with figures for crates and weights. Harnden & Co report Manchester market yesterday as good and active with prices in a limited range and exchange rates noted.
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New York
Bois
Exs. Bskts
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Cardiff
Glasgow
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Co i
Manchester
Ian SA Eer
Yorks
Harnden & CO
Apple Exporters
England
sCnTrann
Bell Clothes Shop records assignment and creditors list
The Bell Clothes Shop Inc of 146 North Loudoun Street filed a deed of assignment naming Warren Rice as trustee. Liabilities total 9335 with no asset estimate yet. Major creditor is B Katzenstein and Brother of Baltimore at 2200. The firm, incorporated in 1931, held a meeting January 7 to authorize the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothes Shop, Inc
Loudoun Street
Corporation Clerk's Office
Warren Rice
S. G. Shendon
Ralph Hansacker
B. Katzenstein and Brother
Baltimore
S. Switzenbaum
Marlboro Shirt Company
Dor Sil Shirt Company
Shop and Jaffee
Joseph’ S. Hoffman ' Company
Pilot Shoe Company
Cole Rood Haan
McG
Merv Greensf
Cambria Company
Johnstown
Inchester
Rueby Knitting Mills
Buffalo
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Winchester
R.G. Hansacker
Front Royal
F. Switzenbaum
Old Domestic Quarrels End In Slaying Of Wealthy Man
In New York on January 12 Evertt McCabe a well to do businessman was slain in his Woodstock Tower apartment. His wife Garnett admitted shooting him after years of domestic arguing. Overnight guests reported hearing a quarrel before dawn.
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Associated Press
New York
Evertt McCabe
Woodstock Tower
Garnett
McCabes
McCabe
Morse, 77, Financier and Ship Magnate, Dead
Charles W. Morse, renowned financier and shipping magnate, died at his Bath home at age 77 after a week long illness from pneumonia. He had been a prominent figure in maritime finance and corporate affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bath
Charles W. Morse
Belgians Protest Taxes in Charleroi Strike
Ten thousand miners and 4000 metal workers in Charleroi began a 24 hour protest against new taxes. The action marks a broad labor response across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brussels
Charleroi
Miller & Anderson Ad Seeks 100 Used Radios
An ad seeks 100 used radios for a three day trade in toward a new Philco including the New Lazy X. Call Miller & Anderson at phone 849. appraiser will call. Open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Miller & Anderson
Oboy and Betsy Ross Bread Ad at Modern Plant
Advertisement invites readers to see bread made in a modern plant. Mentions “OBOY AND BETSY ROSS” and includes a contact phone line 302 with a partial date note mo th-1n-tf. The fragment suggests a promotional insert for baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oboy
Betsy Ross
Descendant Seeks 48 Million Estate Near Winchester
A Hamilton Canada correspondent claims Andrew Conrad Cline died leaving a 1000 acre Frederick Shenandoah county estate. He says heirs pursued settlement since 1860 with lawyers Penny Packer and Simeon Cline, and dispute over a 48 million valuation after a 5 million offer. County records show no trace of the estate.
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Andrew Conrad Cline
Winchester
C. C. Brannon
Hamilton
Canada
C. Cline
Dundurn Street
Can
Kline
Frederick
Shenandoah
Fnally
Cline
Brannon
Strasburg
Vaucluse
Frederick County
Star
Hoover Gifts to Park Project Exceed Others
President Hoover has given more property toward Shenandoah National Park than any other individual. William E. Carson disclosed the President’s gift of his Rapidan fishing camp and noted arrangements to keep the President’s school for its full term after Hoover’s departure. Expenditures for land and improvements total over 114000, with camp buildings about 000 and school property 12000.
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Hoover
Shenandoah National Park
William E. Carson
Commission On Conservation and Development
Rapidan
Carson
Ing Camp
Rapidan Camp
Woman Fatally Burned Lighting A Cigarette
Miss Lutie Griffith aged 45 of Baltimore died from burns after her clothing caught fire while lighting a cigarette at her sister’s home in Rockville. She dropped a lit match, flames enveloped her dress, and a family member failed to reach her in time. she died at a Washington hospital. She was from a prominent Montgomery county family, daughter of the late Charles G. Griffith, and survived by three brothers and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Lutie Griffith
Baltimore
Miss Griffith
Washington Hospital
Montgomery County
Charles G. Griffith
Citizen with pistol stops bank robber in Berea holdup
In Berea suburb, a bank robbery at Commercial Savings and Loan ends after a citizen and former councilman Chas Fox shoots one robber in the jaw, seizes his gun, and helps capture him. The accomplice flees with $35,000, abandoning a car and abducting a driver before vanishing in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Commercial Savings and Loan Company
Berea
Chas
Fox
House Accepts Fair Farm Price Policy
Washington January 12 the House accepted a committee amendment to the emergency farm bill establishing an initial marketing period before the 1933 34 year during which the farmers fair price will be fixed at 75 cents a bushel for wheat and rice 9 cents a pound for cotton 5 cents for hogs 3 cents for peanuts and 25 cents a pound for butter fat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Republicans Map Course For Virginia Campaign
Virginia Republicans meet in Roanoke to set plans for gubernatorial and legislative races after the Hoover loss. Key figures discussed include C Bascom Slemp and Robert H Angell with potential leadership shifts and concerns over patronage and a weakened slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Roanoke
Winchester
Frederick County
Hoover
C. Bascom Slemp
Iene Pth
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Robert H. Angell
Bombing in Sasa Viejas Kills 19 Spanish Reds
Associated Press reports 19 extremists killed when civil guards and assault guards bombed a house in Sasa Viejas where they had taken refuge. Guards fired back wounding six. In the same city three houses were burned in the campaign against the extremists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sasa Viejas
Beer Committee Reports Progress In 3.2 Percent Bill
The Senate judiciary sub committee, reviewing changes to the House 3.2 percent beer bill, reported progress after a long session and Chairman Blaine said a vote on the revised measure would be possible tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Blaine
Ebert Heads Nation in Reforestation Scout Honor
Scout Harry Ebert of Winchester Troop 3 is named National Champion Scout for 1932 in reforestation. He gathered 90 bushels of walnuts for the U S Department of Agriculture with his troop totaling 146 bushels and Shenandoah Area Council 558 bushels. Ebert’s parents are Mr and Mrs H W Ebert of Stewart and Cork streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Ebert
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Winchester
National Boy Scout Office
New York City
Eagle
Harry Ebert
Troop 3
United States
Ebert
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Scout Ebcee Aeme
Shenandoah Area
H. W. Ebert
Stewart
Cork
Severe Test of Profit Taking In Stock Market
Early trading shows a fairly severe profit taking test with many shares gaining only fractional moves while some rail issues rise on stronger than expected earnings. Sterling cables opened at 3 36 12 dollars as call money sits at 1 percent. Aaron Burr senior clergyman and father of the US VP led the College of New Jersey and died before his son reached age two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sterling Cables
Aaron Burr
United States
College of New Jersey
Princeton University
Imposters Spark Broadway Fancy Now Stirring Upset
In New York Prince Mike rages at impersonators while an actor posing as Prince Michael Ro manoff causes a stir at a Broadway party. In Des Moines golfers face an injunction to bar Moorman family landowners from using the course, as pigs on a nearby camp grow hungry and threaten food supplies. In Chicago Miss Elizabeth Bunting aims to join her father’s publishing house to punch the news. In Charleston Judge Dawson attends to a docket as a marcher advertising disrupts traffic. In New York two pigs are paraded at an encampment and earn a ticket for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Mike
Harry F. Gerguson
Prince Michael Romanoff
Prince Michael
Des Moines
Golf and Country Club
Verne A. Moorman
Charleston
W. Va
D. Boone Dawson
Santer
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Libby Holman Reynolds
Philadelphia
Smith
Reynolds Tobacco
Reynolds
Siberia
The
Valley Church
Bishop Darlington
Local Historical Society
APPLE
Bell Clothes Shop
C. W. Morse
Belgains
Conrad Cline
AL. Hodgson
Feinberg
Valley Clothing House
Sp Lt
Main Street
Denese Oes
Anderson
Seaboard
Beer Committee
John B. Clark
Chicago
Elizabeth Bunting
Nes
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