Millwood Rector Takes Three Week Vacation
Rev Robert A Goodwin rector of Cunningham Parish and Mrs Goodwin left for three weeks vacation with part in Florida John Goodwin their son accompanies them to Episcopal High School Three Sundays of absence will have visiting ministers at Christ Church including Rev C W Ball Rev C W Lowry The text notes social visits by local residents and trips to Washington Baltimore and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mr. Nelson
George H. Burwell
Howard Bunch
Baltimore
Washington
Laura Crease Bunch
New York
Nelson
Prescott Huidekoper
Ruxton
Burwell
Ellen Carson Pleasants
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Harriett Case Held in Lancaster
Lancaster PA January 13 funeral services were set for Mrs. Mary Harriett Case slain in her New York apartment. The Rev William H Bollman who officiated at her wedding will conduct the service tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Relatives exhausted by the nervous strain returned home. the body was brought to Lancaster from New York last night. The funeral party included Arthur C Hunt of New York and Mrs Douglas Williams of Saratoga Springs, Case's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceuo
Johnson
Major Green
Jackson Heights
Greenwood Cemetery
Lancaster
Frank Case
William J. Robinson
Arthur C. Hunt
New York
Douglas Williams
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Case
60 Babies (Continued from page one)
Births listed names several new additions with multiple mothers and fathers named though many spellings are garbled. The list includes Patricia Ann Ebert Gladys yne Glenda Keckley Linda Yvonne Smith Billy Gochenour Ortense Wooldridge Shirley Ann an and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Ebert
Gladysyne
Glenda Keckley
Linda Yvonne Smith
Billy Gochenour
Ortense Wooldridge
Shirley Annan
Charles Crosen Mayes
Paulilliam Hillyard
Nancy Lee Ichard
Mike Russell, Jr
Bessie Amelia Smalls
Charles Crisman
Klev Anne Lloyd
Ity Lou Jarrick
Betty Jane Hawkins
Jonin Berry
Floyd E. Reed
Miles R. Orndoff, Jr
Andrew Bell
R. E. Buncutter
L. I. Miller
George Bushnell
T. R. Cather
Dr. H. I. Pifer
H. C. Sheetz
C. M. Smith
Garland Quarles
S. C. Brooks
Harry Ebert
Lawrence Hollis
Ansell Science
Howard Solenberger
Markets Report Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago Livestock Prices
Baltimore markets show unchanged produce with cattle bids steady 6.00 to 6.75 for common, calves steady around 13.00, hogs down over 15, sheep nominal with some demand weakness. Philadelphia reports steady dressed poultry and eggs with varied turkey and fowl prices. Chicago runs 25,008 hogs and 15,000 cattle with price shifts: hogs 5-10 lower, top 10.40. cattle weaker by 25, yearlings steady. sheep 16,000 with light lamb demand and lower undertone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Dept. Agri
Philadelphia
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Local Markets Briefing from The Star on Wholesale Flour and Feed
Market listings show short patent and patent brand flour prices by bag sizes in barrels. Includes assorted corn meal, scratch feed, middlings, dairy feeds, and poultry items with multiple weight categories and per barrel or per 100 unit pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Kasco
Westacve
Ceeanes Wallewass
Stock Market Report From New York SESSION SUMMARY
Stock market traded unevenly with a shaky start and some slip in leaders after the first half hour. Retail stocks remained strong as foreign exchange quoted the French franc at 4.6718 and sterling at 4.914. The 2 pm list included Am Can 116 1/2, Am Tel and Tel 183 3/4, U S Steel 79 7/8, General Electric 57 7/8, General Motors 65 5/8, Goodyear 29 1/4, Johns Manville 154 3/4, Penn Railroad 41 3/4, Union Pacific 130 1/2, Woolworth 62 1/2, and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling
Can
Radiator
Smelters
Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Balti
Ohio
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
General Electris
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Grain futures rise as Germany and Italy buy in Argentina
Wheat leads advance with gains of up to 1 3/8 cents a bushel on reports of German and Italian grain purchases in Argentina. Prices around Minneapolis and Winnipeg stay buoyant, aided by corn records. May wheat at 1.35 3/5, corn May at 1.11 7/8, oats around 54 1/8, soybeans near 1.60 3/4. Chicago cash grain shows no cash wheat sales. corn bids mixed. Baltimore wheat steady. Winchester quotes: wheat $1.40, yellow corn 95 cents, white corn 97 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Baltimore
Winchester
Kiwanis Club Sees Member Growth At Richmond Conference
The Kiwanis Mid Winter Conference in Richmond welcomed D. Joseph Keenan as a new member, increasing total membership to 51 while noting 7 gains and 7 losses in the year ending 50. Attendents Parley E. B. Cooper and Andrew Bell reported during the officers-elect meeting at the John Marshall Hotel with Major R. T. Barton as guest. G. G. Perry of Salem installed as district governor. Asa W. Howard of Roanoke congratulated the district secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Joseph Keenan
E. B. Cooper
Andrew Bell
Richmond
Kiwanis Club
R. T. Barton
John Marshall
G. G. Perry
Salem
Asa W. Howard
Roanoke
Mrs. Catherine Starkey Dies at Daughter's Home in Berryville
Catherine O Farrell Starkey widow of Moses Starkey longtime Clarke county farmer died at her son in law and daughter R G and Mrs Luce 121 East Lee St Hagerstown Maryland aged about 82 born Clarke county November 28 1885 survived by three daughters C W Sodders Elizabeth Luce and D H Brady and son Maitland Starkey funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Hagerstown then Berryville Green Hill Cemetery interment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Catherine O'Farrell Starkey
Moses Starkey
Clarke County
R. G. Luce
East Lee Street
Hagerstown
Starkey
William A. and
Argaret Kennaford O'Parrall
Green County
Ohio
Clarke
Elizabeth Luce
D. H. Brady
Hoboken
N. J
Maitland Starkey
Newark
Explorer In Crash Injuries Reported and Investigations Begin
Miss Lita James of Los Angeles Recovering from bruises and shock T. E. Tillinghast of Hartford fractured leg and lacerations Internal injuries to Loomis with head injuries and fractures Airline wings and fuselage damaged on a ridge 100 yards below Los Pinetos ranger lookout station Two government inquiries opened to determine cause Fifth major U.S. airliner disaster in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lita James
Los Angeles
T. E. Tillinghast
Hartford
Conn
Loomis
Los Pinetos Ranger Lookout Station
United States
Kidnap Killer Haunts Most Hunted Man
The fugitive remains at large as authorities pursue clues from the kidnapping case. Evidence includes footprints, clay under the victim’s nails, the kidnapper’s description, and possibly fingerprints.
Government Reorg Plans Prompt Bipartisan Debate
The administration proposes folding 100 plus agencies into 12 cabinet departments and placing most federal workers under Civil Service while replacing independents with an author. Republicans and some Democrats object noting potential cost and efficiency concerns. Senator Byrd warns of $500 million yearly loss from bureau eliminations and leads opposition with key committee role. Committees push action on relief funds and stabilization measures as inauguration nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderberg
R-Mich
Bridges
R-Nh
Ator Byrd
Virginia
Congress
Byrd
Senate
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
House Appropriations
Roosevelt
House Liberal Bloc
Great Plains
Far West
Senate Banking Committee
Thomas W. T4mont
Richard Whitney
William C. Potter
Wall Street
van Sweringen
Capital district 53 clubs report over three thousand members
A briefing notes that all records were kept accurately over the past year. It states the Capital district has 53 clubs with more than 3,000 members.
European Powers Seek Security as Spain War Rages On
Associated Press reports European powers seek security while the Spanish conflict intensifies. Britain cautious on blockades. France pursues limited intervention controls. Franco’s position awaited as Berlin plans a Franco German economic pact. Refugees flee Madrid amid ongoing fighting and naval incidents in the straits of Gibraltar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Associated Press
Europe
Grerage
Britain
Germany
France
Francisco Franco
Schacht
Berlin
Union
Oviedo
Alcazar
Madrid
Guadarrama Mounain
Escorial
Straits of Gibraltar
Biscayan
Killer Held To Be Insane After Family Tragedy
Police say Corbinatin Whacaan killed his wife and two grown children then died by stepping in front of a train. Frances Boarman 60, found in dining room. William Francis Boarman 21, a University of Maryland student, in the kitchen. Margaret Boarman 26, a bookkeeper, in the cellar. Neighbors recalled Boarman acting queer and he attacked his daughter, injuring her fiancé, before the attack. The body was later found on a railroad track near Catholic University station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Corbinatin Whacaan
Frances Boarman
Maryland
William Francis Boarman
Duate
Universe of Maryland
Kit Margaret Boarman
Boarman
William Ryan
Ryan
Ryan Related Later. He Said, “There's Nobody Home. Take Me To A Docor’s
Catholic University Station
Budget Adopted Despite Car License Tax Controversy
A town budget was adopted with surplus funds avoiding a year long borrow. 25 delegates led by Ford and Ernest Luttrell urged abrogation of the automobile license tax amid a petition of about 1,250 Winchester citizens. Luttrell, who traveled from Morgantown WV, said the tax is coercive, excessive, and unnecessary, harming drivers and city image. He argued the tax unfairly targets car owners while streets wear out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Forney
Ralph Snapp
Ford
Ernest Luttrell
Ford Luttrell
Winchester
Luttrell
Morgantown
W. Va
Virginia
Voice of
May Continue Efforts At Abrogation Of Tax
Ford Luttrell closed with a plea to vote for abrogation and rally 1,200 friends, not 1,200 men, who would turn away. Council remained unconvinced. President Peyton Marshall offered to reopen the automobile license item for discussion but no motion was offered. Budget then advanced for final passage with Herman Hable leading Finance Committee. All present voted affirmative. Forney moved adjournment and the meeting ended in under an hour, contrasting with the previous year’s public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ford Luttrell
Peyton Marshall
Hable
Herman Hable
Finance Committee
Forney
114000 GM Sitdown Strike Affects Many Plants
A new tally shows about 114000 General Motors workers affected by sitdown strikes and shut downs across 18 cities. Michigan plants like Fisher Body, Chevrolet, Buick, and Cadillac LaSalle reported thousands idle, with other cites including Ohio Indiana Kansas City and Tennessee listing numerous idled crews and varying levels of re employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
General Motors
Mich
Fisher
Fisher Body
Chevrolet Motor Company
Buick
Getenranen
Cadillac-LaSalle
Chevrolet Forge
Seeeookpires
Ternstedt Manufacturing Company
Anderson
Ind
Guide Lamp
Delco-Remy
Saginaw
Chevrolet Iron Foundry
Cana Assembly
Kansas City
Chevrolet Assembly
Norwood
Ohio
Chevrolet Assembly and Warehouse
Atlanta
Chevrolet
Muncie
Grand Rapids
Fisher Stamping
Memphis
Tenn
Fisher Lumber
Toledo, Ohio
Harrison
N. J
Man Who Ran Continues On Myers Farm Case
Details describe activities at the Myers farm including storage of large liquor quantities in a garage, manufacture of a still, removal of untaxed distilled spirits, and on June 17 1936 an 800 gallon copper still, distilling apparatus, 4000 pounds brown sugar, 400 pounds grain and 28 boxes of yeast for use in manufacture.
Funeral Rites Conducted For Mrs Arbuckle
Funeral services were held at the Arbuckle home in Bartonville for Elizabeth Van Meter Arbuckle widow of Robert Arbuckle who died Monday evening at Spring Dale. Rev. Allen Jones and Rev. Robert B. Nelson led prayers with hymns by a small choir. The service closed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with the reading of Now the Laborer’s Task Is O’er. Pallbearers included Richard S. Wright and Dr. P W Boyd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth van Meter Arbuckle
Robert Arbuckle
Spring Dale
Bartonville
Frederick County
Valley Pike
Allen Jones
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Richard E. Griffith
Rebecca Bell
Godfrey
William C. Miller
Jose Hodgson
Mount Hebron
Richard S. Wright
Strasburg
P. W. Boyd
Samuel M. Chiles
B. B. Dutton
E. C. Stuart
Charles L. Bowly
Blood Evidence Found at Suspect's Home in Werner Case
Pathologists report human blood found on articles in the home of a foreign suspect held in the death of Pamela Werner a 17 year old British girl. The man a Briton with alleged Chicago police connections, rumored necrophile, knew the Werner family and admired the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Pamela Werner
Chicago
Werner
Editor Charged With Libelling The President
In San Jose California on January 13 editor P Hamilton Smith of Mountain View faced preliminary examination on criminal libel charges over an November 27 editorial in the Weekly Register Leader accusing President Franklin D Roosevelt of being universally hated, a smiling hypocrite and a mountebank. Local U S attorney H I McPike believed the charge would be dropped, but Santa Clara county officers planned to proceed to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
P. Hamilton Smith
Mountain View
Justice Court Today
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Weekly Register-Leader
Justice Court
I H. McPike
U. 8
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Five narcotics peddlers executed at Temple of Heaven
In Peiping on January 13 an estimated 50,000 spectators watched five narcotics peddlers die in a public execution on the steps of the Temple of Heaven. The condemned men, shackled and bound, knelt before rifle squads and were killed with shots through the skulls as part of China’s anti narcotics crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Jal
Temple of Heaven
A. P. Increases Wages Cuts Hours Across Stores
A press dispatch from New York states the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company has ordered in all retail stores a general wage increase and a shortening of working hours. The change will boost employment, with increases already in effect in Winchester A. P. stores and revisions to schedules expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Winchester
Mrs Campbell and Daughters Visit Maryland Relatives
Mrs Carroll Campbell and her twin daughters Betty Bland and Carroll Tucker Campbell of Maryland visit the former’s mother Mrs Alfred B. Tuck at 20 North Washington Street. They also plan time with Mr Campbell’s mother Mrs Edward Campbell at her home in Kernstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Campbell
Betty Bland
Carroll Tucker Campbell
Maryland
Alfred B. Tuck
Northashington Street
Mr. Campbell
Edward Campbell
Kernstown
Untaxed Spirits Seized On Myers Farm Evidence Found
Federal agents uncovered 850 gallons of distilled spirits with taxes unpaid and a related tax collection effort set up on the Myers farm, a case filed against the peace and dignity of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
United States
Lions Club Ladies Night Announced with Visuals and Music
Plans for the Lions Club annual Ladies Night were announced at the regular luncheon. The event on January 19 opens at 7 pm with entertainment by J Herrell Lawrence, a blind Richmond musician. A rodeo film from the 1935 International convention in Mexico City, plus other scenes, will be shown. Sam Preston leads Fun Festival arrangements. Co P McVicar spoke on taxation and related topics, including auto license tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
J. Herrell Lawrence
Richmond
Lawrence
Mexico City
Winchester Club
Sam Preston
Co. P. McVicar
Handley Seniors Publish Annual Handlian
The Handlian yearbook, produced since 1923 by Handley High School seniors, showcases student business and writing training. The seven divisions include editor in chief John Gano and staff such as Mary Jane Joliffe, Thelma Courtney, Dorothy Larrick, Emily Jennines, and others. Sponsors are Miss Edith Cornwell and E. P. Browning. The annual, featuring photoplay styling, aims for mid May circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Virginia
Handiian
John Gano
Mary Jane Joliffe
Thelma Courtney
Dorothy Larrick
Emily Rick
Emily Jennines
Billy Bell
Aloise DeWitt
Charles Hoover
Helen Woore
Heirs Sought as King Ranch Debt Accumulates
Receiver charged that estate debt was rising fast and that heirs had received nothing for months. Other descendants of the four King children are heirs. The King ranch gained attention when Luther and John Blanton vanished after a hunt on ranch land in Willacy county. A forced search was halted after ranch management authorized the hunt. Posses scoured the San Perlita area without success. state officers continue the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Four King
Eirs
King Ranch
Luther
John Blanton
Willacy County
San Perlita
Heiress of King Ranch Named Direct Heir
Mrs Henrietta Welton Page a direct heir of the King ranch, daughter of the late Mrs Lewis M Welton and granddaughter of Captain and Mrs King, inherits her mother's rights to the vast estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ranch
Henrietta Welton Page
Boyce
Clarke County
Chevy Chase
Page
Lewis M. Welton
King
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Millwood
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Burwell
Mrs. Bunch
N. Bore Jr
N. B. Jones
Courtney B. Jones
Edward Gay Butler
Alvin Baird
John Payne
Richard Dole
Margaret Dole
Kennedy Edsall
Charlotte
N. C
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Joseph Leiter
Audrey Campbell
Thomas Atkinson
the Plains
Townsend
Burke
Hudson Stuck Memorial Hospital
Fort
Christ Church
Fort Yukon
Stuck
Henry P. Mill
Susan Roy Carter
Lynwood Antrim
Thomas B .Byrd
North Carolina
Livestock and Produce Markets
Kasio
Roszel
Green Hill Cemetery
Explorer
Killer
Bay City
Seevaries
Mrs. Arbuckle
J. H. Lawrence
Handley Seniors
Cational
Mrs. Page
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