Grange Installations Highlight Middletown Event
Frederick County Pomona Grange and Middletown Subordinate Grange were installed by Great Falls team led by Mark Turner. County Agent I Fred Stine attended as guest. five state officers observed the ceremony. The program featured debates and songs with officers named for Subordinate and Pomona Granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Middletown
Great Falls
Fairfax County
Mark Turner
J. M. Sanders
I. Fred Stine
Virginia State Grange
Pomona
Great Falls Grange
R. H. Hammond
Ceres
State Grange
R. H. Baker
Martha Keller
Fishers Hill
O. V. Carper
Fairfax Pomona Grange
Mark Turner, Jr
Earl Gent Given 6 Months In Jail
Magistrate A J Tavenner sentenced Earl Gent to six months in jail for assault on a married woman from Green Springs Frederick County. Gent fled then returned last week as officers awaited him. Hugh Coates received thirty days in jail and $25 fine for assault. George Hummer fined $5 for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J.tavenner
Earl Gent
Green Springs
Frederick County
Gent
Hugh Coates
Jenkins
George Hummer
Mrs. Alberta Sherman Dies After Influenza Fight
Alberta F. Sherman 67 native of Frederick County and Winchester resident, died at 8 40 pm at her East Germain Street home after heart trouble following a severe influenza attack. Wife of William J. Sherman, she was born October 14 1867 and survived by three daughters, a sister, thirteen grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral at 2 pm Monday in United Brethren Church with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta F. Sherman
Frederick County
Winchester
East Germain Street
Sherman
William J. Sherman
Alfred and
Mary Renner Pitcock
Kathleen Sherman
Oscar Kremer
M. F. Newlin
Hagerstown
Mary Ellen Pitcock
Jones Funeral Home
Requiem Mass Held For Late Clarence A. O'Leary
The funeral of Clarence A. O'Leary was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart with a requiem high mass conducted by Rev. Father Paul V. Heller and Rev. Father Robert E. Hannon. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. the Friendship Fire Company bell tolled as the cortege left for the cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Taylor Alfred Foreman Dr. H. I. Pifer W. A. Heine Murrell Adams and Fred Pitcock. Out of town mourners included Bernard O'Leary of Richmond and Maurice O'Leary of Scranton along with Mrs. William Spurr and daughter Mrs. Lillian Brown of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. O'Leary
Church of the Sacred Heart
Paul V. Heller
Robert E. Hannon
Mount Hebron
Friendship Fire Company
William Spurr
Lillian Brown
Washington, D. C
Rain Probable At First of Week
Weather outlook for the period beginning Monday predicts rain in the Middle Atlantic and likely in the southern North Atlantic states with snow or rain in the northern portion around Tuesday. Generally fair conditions expected until Friday or Saturday when snow or rain again appears. temperatures start above normal, dip Wednesday night and Thursday, then rise toward week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Beck Brothers Named Organizers Of Virginia Bakery Firm
The Star reports that Paul Beck is not connected with the new bakery at Waynesboro Virginia. Albert and Charles Beck are the organizers. Paul Beck, once linked to Beck baking interests in Virginia, runs a business in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Paul Beck
Waynesboro
Albert
Charles Beck
Beck
Virginia
Michigan
John O Hardesty Appointed Manager at Winchester Milling
Winchester Milling announces John O. Hardesty as manager of flour and feed sales. The appointment covers leadership of the department and its sales operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Hardesty
Winchester Milling Corporation
Colonial Brick Co Offer Expires January 16 1934
Offer of two dollars cash for 1500 shares or any part thereof at a fixed price of 33 1/3 cents per share is extended with a January 16 1934 deadline. The notice appears from P O Box 130 with a reference code 1-13-1p-21.
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Colonial Brick CO
P. O
Quantz and Miller to Perform Beethoven Third Symphony
Miss Carolyn Quantz and Mrs. Leo Miller headline the Music Lovers' Club concert at the George Washington Hotel Monday evening January 15 at 8 30. Nelson T Huffman tenor guest artist with Miss Weybright accompanist. Program includes Beethoven Third Symphony in E Op 55 Eroica and several vocal items. Tickets not sold to members. guests pay 25 cents at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Quantz
Leo Miller
Music Lovers’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Saas
Star
Nelson T. Huffman
Bridgewater College
Miss Weybright
Winchester
Beethoven
Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Johannes Brahms
The
Ensemble
Eroica
Marcia Funebra
Carolyn Uantz
Handel
Frank Bibb
Rontani
Golsen
Rogers
Huffman
Carl Swinson
del Riego
Curran
Dix
Deems Taylor
Frank Buckley
Elizabeth Grimm
Pure Food Store Dutch Lunches Highlight
Local Pure Food Store advertises Switzer Cheese Liverwurst cheese pretzels rye bread and other items for Dutch lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpit Pure Food Store
What The C. W. A Is Doing In Winchester
The assistant administrator provided payroll figures for the week ending January 11 totaling 3154.46 with most spent on Town Run due to delays on Berryville and Millwood avenues. 240 men are placed on seven projects including Administration and Re-Employment. Project V297 began cleaning and grubbling Handley School grounds with 1080 man hours. The State Health Department has allotted 910 hours for sanitation in Winchester suburbs and Frederick County to employ seven men for about four and a half weeks, funded entirely by federal funds separate from the state. Reemployment will assign men mid next week and the city seeks the remainder of its allotment for ongoing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bailey
Star
Berryville
Millwood Ave
State Dept. of Health
Richmond
Winchester
Frederick County
Shrine To Meet Night Before The Inauguration
Acca Temple annual meeting to be held at the Mosque Richmond January 16 at 8 p.m. Reports on temple activities will be presented and officers elected for the term. Representatives to the Imperial Council will be chosen for Minneapolis in June. Attendees may remain in Richmond to witness George C. Peery's inauguration as Virginia governor.
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Acca Temple
Mystic Shrine
Laurel and
Main Streets
Richmond
Imperial Council
Minneapolis
Minn
George C. Peery
Virginia
Lost Pointer Dog With White Coat
Lost German pointer described as white and liver colored. Contact phone 1028-1. Reward expected for return.
Special Week of Prayer Services Set for January Week
The Winchester Ministerial Association announces a week of special prayer services under the theme Things We Need To Recover. Meetings run 7 30 p m nightly Monday January 15 through Sunday January 21 at multiple churches with devotions and themed sermons led by local ministers. The association urges full participation and notes no other church activities will occur during the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
Christ 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
United Brethren Church
Robert B. Nelson
Hubert Sydenstricker
Peery Seeks Reset of 1932 School Fund Amid Uncertain Liquor Revenue
Virginia lawmakers face a tight budget as Governor-elect Peery plans to restore school funding possibly to 1932 levels while Governor Pollard pushes executive control over appropriations. Liquor profits remain an uncertain revenue source, complicating 1934 36 budget projections.
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Ot Eeee Press
Chmond
Virginia
Peery
Pollard
Elpec Peery
Department of Education
Death of Charles Taper Jr in Oberlin O ends long Winchester ties
Charles Taper Jr 34 native of Winchester died yesterday at his Oberlin home after four months of illness. He leaves wife Marie and daughter Eleanor of Oberlin, six sisters and four brothers, all of Winchester area. Funeral at Oberlin home Monday.
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Charles Taper, Jr
Winchester
Oberlin
Charles
Lillie Taper
Marie
Eleanor
Mary Beard
Copley
Hester Mason
New York
Magnolia Wilkinson
Nannie Brown
Lillian Brooks
Sadie Taper
Harry
Floyd
William
Frederick Taper
Farley Says Roosevelt Won’t Favor Inflation or Bow to Banks
Postmaster General James A. Farley told an Cleveland luncheon that President Roosevelt would not retreat to inflationary policy or bow to international bankers. He praised Congress for cooperation and predicted defeat for work‑out styled conservatives in the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Congress
Lhe
Chicago Milk Strikers Charged Under Anti Trust Laws
Glances at News of Day reports Chicago milk strikers faced anti trust charges. Harrisburg announces Jay W Sechter will run for Governor of Pennsylvania. Washington Democrats firm up rank. Hertford reports six killed in boiler explosion with few injured. Cleveland Postmaster General Farley predicts Roosevelt will skip inflation policy. Washington Finance Corp plans a 590 million loan to free frozen bank deposits. Wilkes Barre miners plan district shutdown. DOJ to collect over 8 million in back taxes from denatured alcohol. Senate studies Lindbergh taxes while dropping Ford inquiry. Vienna moves to push Nazis from government.
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Chicago
Harrisburg
Jay W. Sechter
Pennsylvania
Washington
Hertford
N. C
Cleveland
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wilkes - Barre
Department of Justice
Senate
Col. Lindbergh
Ford Motor Company
House Fire East of Reliance Destroys Alfred Steele Home
Information from today reports a dwelling owned by Alfred Steele about a mile and a half east of Reliance on the Front Royal road burned last Tuesday around 6:30 pm. The family was away. cause undetermined. Property valued at 1500 dollars, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Steele
Front Royal Road
Tomorrow Morning Official Signal Corps Rotogravure
A rotogravure feature promises authentic World War pictures from the Signal Corps, with the section on sale at all newsstands tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Official Signal Corps
Ite Spee
Denatured Alcohol Diverted To Beverage Use Sued
The Department of Justice filed suit in Baltimore against United States Industrial Alcohol Company and United States Industrial Chemical Company for over eight million dollars in taxes on 1 271955 gallons of denatured alcohol alleged diverted to beverage use. The action signals a wave of similar cases against large taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Baltimore
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
United States Industrial Chemical Company
Cummings
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Senate
Senate Air Mail
Walter F. Brown
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Treasury
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Supreme Court
Edsel Ford
Library Picks: Top Books of 1933
A prominent literary authority selects outstanding books published in 1933 as recommended by the library. Featured titles include British Agent by R H Bruce Lockhart The House of Exile by Nora Waln Jehol City of Emperors by Sven Hedin Looking Forward by Franklin D Roosevelt One More River by John Galsworthy and Little Man What Now by Hans Fallada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bruce Lockhart
Nora Waln
Jehol
City of Emperors
Sven Hedin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Galsworthy
Hans Fallada
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CWA
Ian
Stine
Myron Brumback
Grange
Byron O. Brumback
Garland Snapp
Carrie Lee Glaize Brumback
George Baker
Kathleen Snapp
C. W. Fultz
Eldon Brumback
E. R. McDonald
Charlotte Baker
Boyd McDonald
Louise Bailey
Norma Judy
Flora
Jean Baker
E. M. Funk
Katherine Fultz
Ashley Brumback
Pianhie Ee Carrie Lee Glaize Brumack
Mae Fultz
Sutphin
Boise
Idaho
W. J. Sherman
Mr. O’leary
Miss Quantz
Mrs. Miller
Nelson Huffman
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Dudley
L. A. Thomas
City
Oberlin, O
Alcohol Company
Vienna
Reliance
Colonel Lindbergh
Walter Brown
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