Lambs Marketed by Frederick County Livestock Cooperative
The Frederick County livestock cooperative marketed 1 033 lambs in 12 months for an average 75 pounds at 8.38 per 200 pounds. Blues and Yellow lambs yielded 1 614.78 and 201.34 respectively, with calves totaling 3 641 pounds sold for 300.74. The report notes limited cooperative effort beyond initial year and some support for hog breeders association setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks
Weneathy
Northern Virginia
Reeders Association
Woodrow Payne Dies After Pneumonia Night
Woodrow W Payne died early this morning at 145 a m at his home off Paper Mill road at age 26 from pneumonia. He was the husband of Bertha Line Payne and son of Arthur and Abby Hease Payne of Hampshire county West Virginia. Survived by his parents his wife one child Gladys three brothers Andrew and Preston and sister Mrs Mary McKee. Services will be at Pine Grove church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends and relatives will meet at the funeral home at 1 pm to escort the body to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow W. Payne
Bertha Line Payne
Arthur
Abby Hease Payne
Hampshire County
W. Va
Gladys
Andrew
Preston
Mary McKee
Payne
United States
Hawaii
Pine Grove
Iends
Funeral Home
Ghureh
Madison College seniors substitute for Rockingham teachers
Six Madison College seniors completing degrees and teaching certification substituted for regular Rockingham county elementary teachers who were observing in Bedford Friday at the demonstration school under Miss Mae, Bedford county supervisor. Miss Kathleen Shryock of Stephens City taught first grade in Bridgewater. The substitute assignments were approved by Miss Katherine M Anthony, Madison College education director, upon the retirement of Miss Mary Dinwid, supervisor of elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison College
Rockingham County
Bedford
Maeby
Bedford County
Katherine M. Anthony
Kathleen Shryock
Stephens City
Bridgewater
Hve
Anthony
Mary Dinwid
Thieves Steal Trash Seasoned by City Garbage Collector
R. C. Clem who runs Winchester garbage collection reports thefts of salvage from the city dump three miles east. Sam Beck and Augustus Strauder were convicted of stealing a canvas truck cover and given suspended jail terms. Clem says junk value of alumi, old rags, bottles and salvaged articles total about 80 dollars, with authorities angered by the raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Clem
Winchester
A. J. Tavenner
Sam Beck
Augustus Strauder
Clemn
Clem
Officers Seize Large Moonshine Still in County Raid
Sheriff John Bywaters and Deputy Bob DeHaven, now 11 months in office with 11 stills seized, reported a raid that yielded a 75 gallon still on Partletts run. Four barrels of mash were destroyed. location was remote from homes and owners unnamed. ABC agents Dietrick and Hetzel aided the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bywaters
Bob DeHaven
Partlett’s Run
DeHaven
Betty Lou
Jim Dandy
ABC
Dietrick and
Hetzel
Public Meeting Monday By Dale Carnegie Group
Dr. Clinton Wunder of the Dale Carnegie Institute will address a free public demonstration of Effective Speaking and Personality Development in Winchester. The event, at Handley Library auditorium at 7:30 pm, is hosted by the Winchester Junior Board of Trade with local organizers handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Wunder
New York City
Dale Carnegie Institute
Winchester
Handley Library
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
C. Ridgely White
Roy Ryden
Carnegie
Wunder
Funeral Rites Performed For A J Kimmell
Funeral services were held for Andrew J. Kimmell of Washington D C in Berryville Virginia with committal at Green Hill Cemetery. He died Friday at age 88 after a seven year illness. Survived by daughter Regina Kimmell and preceded by wife Gertrude Pierce. Born in Clarke County the Kimmell family remained prominent locally before moving to Washington about two decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Andrew J. Kimmell
Washington
D. C
Green Hill Cemetery
Mr. Bird
Washington Presbyterian Church
Mr. Kimmell
John Nicholas
Nancy Grove Kimmell
Regina Kimmell
Gertrude Newton Pierce
Kimmell
Clarke County
F F A Teams Play Tonight on Local Court
The Middletown Future Farmers of America plans to seek revenge tonight against the Handley Chapter basketball team at the local court. Although not as strong as varsity squads, the game is expected to be entertaining with high spectator interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Far- Farmers of America
Haandley Chapter
Hitler Steps Into Visit of Chamberlain
The article reports on Chamberlain and Mussolini discussions, Hitler’s likely stance toward Italy, and the evolving European crisis. It notes that Britain’s firm stance kept France in focus, with Il Tevere attacking France and diplomats seeking a peace summary from Halifax’s invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Chamberlain
Slovakia
Italy
Feuhrer
Morrow
France
Il Tevere
Halifax
Phillips
Washington
U S Refuses to Recognize Germany’s Discrimination Rights
The United States stands firm in denying Germany’s claim to discriminate against American Jews and to set political principles within Germany’s borders. Berlin notes that differentiation by race or faith lacks universal international law backing and would require special treaties. Diplomatic exchanges emphasize treaty rights remain protected and resolvable by consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tickets On Sale For Warren County Infantile Paralysis Ball
Front Royal Virginia January 13 tickets for the ball to raise funds to fight infantile paralysis went on sale in Front Royal and Warren county. Tickets cost 1 dollar single 1.50 for a couple and are available at local stores or from the committee led by Mrs Charles Knight at the Afton Inn with volunteers including Phyllis Meem Virginia Smith Roberta Earle Rebecca Earle Frank Forsythe III Wilkie Burt Virginia Carson Whitside Mary Baumgardner Pokey Maddux Kathryn Moss and others. The event will be January 28 at the Royal Hotel as part of a nationwide drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County
Trout’s Drug
Weaver's
Marchi's
Park Grill
Corner Pharmacy
Charles Knight
Afton Inn
Phyllis Meem
Winchester
Virginia Smith
Roberta
Rebecca Earle
Frank Forsythe, III
Wilkie Burt
Virginia Carson Whitside
Mary Baumgardner
Pokey” Maddux
Kathryn Moss
Fred Wayland
Markham
Seddon Nelson
Giles Downing John Logan
Earl Edenondg
Jesse Greenwalt
Grover Hilledge
Johnnie Marchi
Arthur Miller
Washington
Royal Hotel
United States notes German promise to respect citizen rights
The State Department said a January 11 note praised Germany for promising to respect American citizen rights under existing treaties. The embassy would submit discrimination cases to Berlin, while Germany offered to review specific cases. The U S repeated it did not admit Germany’s right to unequal treatment of American Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Foreign Office
United States
Ces Dnb
DNB
U. S
Pat Washington
State Department
Berlin
Prentiss B. Gilbert
Gainesboro Students Attend Lincoln Grain and Egg Show
Gainesboro High School vocational agriculture class led by J. E. Cowles and principal Fred Braithwaite attended a grain and egg show in Lincoln Virginia sponsored by the Future Farmers of America and local farmers. Exhibits impressed attendees while judging contests featured the Herndon High School team winning first followed by Lincoln and Aldie. Other participants included Round Hill Fairfax Leesburg Lovettsville and Ashburn with events in wheat white corn yellow corn white eggs and white potatoes judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro High School
J. E. Cowles
Fred Braithwaite
Lincoln
Herndon High School
Aldie
Round Hill
Fairfax
Leesburg Lovettsville
Ashburn
Mrs. Glover’s Rites Are Set
Mrs. Lil ie M Glover of Berryville died in Washington DC after a long teaching career in local schools. She was a longtime Red Cross worker during WWI and widow of Lycurgus Glover. Survived by sister Mrs John Eastwood brother Howell D Young and nephew L N Glover. Funeral in DC Saturday then Berryville burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Dr L A Parker to officiate with pallbearers S F Baughman William Gore Shade Moore William Burtner Ralph Ware Lewis Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Lillie M. Glover
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Glover
Clarke County
William H. Young
John Eastwood
Howell D Young
Washington
L. N. Glover
Green Hill Cemetery
L. A. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
S. F. Baughman
William Gore Shade Moore
William Burtner
Ralph Ware
Lewis Glover
Bond Issue Favored for City Improvements
Finance by bond issue proposed with a $96 000 figure. supporters urge residents to vote yes, arguing taxes could rise by about 15 cents if a $300 000 issue passes. Listed requests include Elm street paving, Cumberland Valley Railroad ROW work, McIlwee Bandstand, storm sewer upgrades, Greenwalt Avenue improvements, and Harris Addition utilities study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Elm Street
Woodland
Berryville Pike
John Seal
Cumberland Valley
R. R
Fairmont
Cameron
William Beverley
Reardon
Beverley
McIlwee Municipal Band
Richard Eddy
Peyton
E. B. Sheetz
Greenwalt Avenue
C. L. Lockhart
Harris Addition
F L. Harris
Winchester physicians debate public health unit plans
Dr. Anderson questions local disease statistics and favors housing fixes over a public health unit while Warns of crippling other agencies. Dr. Slavin and others defend a unit focusing on prevention. Winchester Memorial Hospital staff endorses the proposed unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Slavin
A. S. Pennypacker
E. T. Clark
District Nurse Association
Pennypacker
Frank Krebs
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charge Overstatements Plague Associated Gas and Electric
The Securities Commission accuses Associated Gas and Electric Company of inflating its 1934 property account by about 170 million and overstating consolidated earnings by about 135 million. The firm, with assets over 1 billion and subsidiaries in New York Pennsylvania Virginia New Jersey Florida and Georgia, faces a February 14 hearing in Washington on possible delisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities Commission
Associated Gas and Electric Company Today
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
Florida
Georgia
SEC
Consolidated
Ana
Forgery Charge Against Woman Not Sustained
Woodstock Jan 13 Mrs Margaret Grogg 26 year old Baltimorean was acquitted of forgery by Judge Phillip Williams in Shenandoah county circuit court as Commonwealth failed to prove she signed a 1750 check with intent to defraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Margaret Grogg
Frederick
Grogg Wook
Wallace Grogg
Ray Curry
Davis District
W. H. Gains
Gregg
Icted
Walter Grogg
E. B Borden
Fred Maphis
Strasburg
Demand for Bright Fruit at British Auctions
Strong demand for well colored apples at British auctions this week with average prices around $2.06 per bushel. Supplies of high quality barreled apples and red dessert boxed apples were under supplied while pear imports were liberal but demand slow. Grape supplies were light and prices for top apples ranged from $4.43 to $6.65 per barrel with Nova Scotia and Virginia varieties highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Metz
London
Foreign Agricultural Service
Nova Scotia
Virginia
York
Imperial
U. S
United Kingdom
U.S
United States
Local Woman Killed by Falling Tree Near Green Springs
Green Springs Virginia January 13. Mrs Andrew Todd was instantly killed Tuesday when a tree fell on her while helping her husband cut wood. She was a North Carolina native who had lived near DeHaven for five or six years. Nearby visits included Mr and Mrs Russell McCormac and son Dale of Martinsburg W V visiting Mrs McCormac's sister Mrs Ernest Milburn. Mr H E Kerns is visiting his daughter Mrs E P Nagley while ill with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs
Andrew Todd
Todd
North Carolina
DeHaven
Russell McCormac
Dale
Martinsburg
W. V
Card of Thanks for Bowman Cline Family
Mary Bowman Cline expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during her father’s illness and death and her mother’s illness. Dated January 13, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bowman Cline
In Memoriam Alberta F Sherman
In loving memory of my mother Mrs Alberta F Sherman who passed away five years ago January 12 1934. In my home the memories linger of you mother good and true. You are gone but be forgotten I will always think of you. You are in our Fathers keeping I never think of you as dead. But only sweetly sleeping and will waken some glad day. 13-11 By Her Daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta F. Sherman
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Livestock Cooperative
Woodrow Payne
Miss Shryock
Grunow
Mervel W. Adams
E. Piccadilly St
Parlett
Dale Carnegie Group
A. J. Kimmell
Antietam
Hagerstown
F.F.A
Warren County Committee
Gainesboro
Lincoln Grain and Egg Show
Braithwaite
Council
State Department of Health
Frederick County
State Health Department
Eli Ea
CEM
VapoRus
Winchester Business College
N. Equdoun St
Nova Scotian
Green Spring
Firestone Auto Supply and Service
N. Main St
C. I. Brumback
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