Warren Rifles To Host County Veterans Dinner
Royal January 14 report that the Warren Rifles will host a county veterans dinner on Saturday January 18 in the Front Street social room at noon. Emory Trainham pastor will give the principal address with special music. Four Confederate veterans live in Warren county: Thornton V. Leach 88 Philip Rudacille 90 Jus Compton 90 and William T. Kerfoot 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want Royal
Warren County
Emory Trainham
Baptist Church
Thornton V. Leach
Philip Rudacille
Limeton
Jus Compton
Browntown
William T. Kerfoot
Mr. Kerfoot
Clarke County
Amateurs To Be Heard On Radio Front Royal
Lions Club amateur contest winners will be broadcast on WSVA in February as part of Front Royal’s regular program. More than 20 entries listed with about ten tentative, entries from Warren County teams Sperryville and Fappahannock. The event features short sketches and the motion picture Two for Tonight at Murphy Theatre with one show at 7 30 PM on Wednesday January 22.
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Front Royal
Lions Club
L. Loewner
WSVA
Harrisonburg
Saeseer
Sperryville
War
Fappahannock County
Overit
Notire
Warren
Murphy Theatre
Valley Leaguers to Get Chance With Faster Company
Three Front Royal All-Star players plan March departure for Florida spring training with major league clubs. Bobby Cassell joins pitching duty, Ray Baker signs with Albany in the International League and eyes Harrisburg in the New York Pennsylvania League, while Chick Curry leaves to join the Cincinnati Reds. Joe Stankus, sought by majors, will serve in a U S Government post in the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ront Royal
Front Royal
Florida
Bobby Cassell
Ray Baker
Albany
Harrisburg
Chick Curry
Cincinnatti Reds
Joe Stankus
U. S
Virgin Islands
Bankers Hold Annual Sessions
FRONT ROYAL January 14 stockholders of the Bank of Warren met at 2 o clock in the directors room. At 3 o clock this afternoon stockholders of Citizens National Bank meet in the bank directors room.
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Front Royal
Bank of Warren
Citizens National Bank
Condition of Rivers North River High and Muddy
River reports indicate North River High and Muddy are in poor condition with elevated turbidity and flow congestion. South River High and Muddy also show high turbidity and unstable flow, impacting downstream drainage and local fisheries.
Local Notices and Social Visits In Front Royal Area
Front Royal residents report medical, social, and travel notes. C C Shepherd underwent an operation in Winchester. R L Sowers and Harry Martin visited Lancaster Pennsylvania for business. Billy Symons of Washington spent the weekend with his mother Mrs W E Rudacille. Norris Royster of Marshall visited Bent on Stickley home. Mabel Rice, county health nurse, underwent appendicitis surgery in Memorial hospital Winchester. Mrs F H Slaughter slipped at home fracturing her right wrist and spraining left. Slaughter is mother of Traffic Officer Turner Slaughter. W J Farrell and James Kramer visited Winchester. Thomas Harrison and children visited Strasburg with her parents. Charlie Johnson returned to Hot Springs after visiting J J Gore and George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Slaughter
Marriage of Elizabeth Hausenfluck and Grover Christian
The Rev. E. T. Clark – pastor of the First Baptist Church – officiated at the wedding of Elizabeth Virginia Hausenfluck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hausenfluck, and Grover Christian, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Christian of Lantz Mills Shenandoah County. The groom is employed by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Virginia Hausenfluck
Digital Tan Ae Eevy
Grover ‘Christian
John J. Christian
Lantz Mills
Shenandoah County
Detroit Patient Refuses Amputation to Reach Chinese Heaven
Chan Hong Jim, 62, former restaurant owner and laundryman, lies in a Detroit hospital with gangrene poisoning after traveling thousands of miles from his ancestors and refusing foot amputation to avoid mutilation for the afterlife in his Chinese heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Hong Jim
Detroit
Jim
Dances Highlight Social Program in Front Royal
Miss Selma Shearer and Navada Sonner hosted a dance at the Royal Inn in Front Royal on Saturday night with about 30 young members attending. Miss Theresa Carroll plans a birthday dance at her parents home tonight with several out of town guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Selma Shearer
Navada Sonner
the Royal Inn
Theresa Carroll
A. N. Carroll
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Market Prices Report
Markets in Baltimore and Chicago show mixed livestock activity with cattle and calves mostly steady to down, hogs generally lower, and sheep steady. Grain and feed prices listed alongside butter and egg mash values reflect fluctuations in the US department of agriculture market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maine
U. S
New York
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Local Markets Update From The Star
Daily market rundown notes prices and shifts in local listings. The Star limits responsibility for any typographical errors while presenting price movements and market items for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Local Retail Market Flour and Grain Prices
The notice lists prices for short patent flour by bag weight and brand, including Crystal Brand 98 lb bags at 6.40 per barrel and 48 lb bags at 6.50 per barrel. It also shows patent Magnolia bags, cracked corn, shelled corn, feed mixes, and various butter and poultry goods with assorted prices.
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Tessa Cues
Kasco
Tate
Market in stocks mixed as oils firm, bonds uneven
New York January 14 stocks closed modestly higher on firmer oils and ties with profit taking limiting gains in late trades. Commodities were listless and foreign currencies moved little while the list of representative issues showed small advances and some losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Grain futures move higher while May slow for wheat
Chicago and Baltimore market notes show new crop wheat July and September advancing modestly while May contracts lag. Export demand remains light, domestic flour demand weak, and oats and provisions slide. Prices quoted for May July September futures and cash grains reflect mixed but cautious activity.
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Chicago
Lord
Baltimore
City G. O. P. To Hold First Meet On February 12
Winchester Republican executive committee invites all Republicans and interested citizens to a February 12 meeting on Lincoln’s birthday. Speakers from national figures discuss campaign plans for 1936, with delegates to Cleveland and district conventions to be named. The gathering also covers mayoral and council races and organizers plan a spring G. O. P. banquet.
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Winchester Republican Executive Committee
Winchester Republicans
U. S
Lincoln
New York City
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
H. Russell Potts
Henry P. Fletcher
Cleveland
Hamilton Fish
New York
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Winchester
Martinsburg
Herbert Hoover
California
Ogden Mills
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
H. B. McCormac
State Committee
The
Nations
Beiziz
John Morrison
U.S. Senate
Young Republican Club
Virginia
P. O. Box
Dr Charles R Anderson Seeks renomination as mayor
Dr Charles R Anderson filed a petition for renomination as mayor in the Democratic primary to be held in April. Noble C Pierce, chair of the Democratic Executive Committee, said no other mayor or Council petitions were on file. Filing deadline for mayor or council hopefuls is February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Anderson
Noble C. Pierce
Democratic Executive Committee
Pierce
Anderson
Winchester
Death notices and services for Hetzel Wolfe
X ray pictures of Hetzel Wolfe have been made and funeral details follow. Burial will be in Green Lane cemetery at Delray with service conductors not yet decided.
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Hetzel Wolfe
Deat
Green Lane
Delray
Three Speakers Lead Lions Club Luncheon Program
Lions Club members presented three talks at today’s luncheon. Speakers included Stanley Barr on Capitol Theatre publicity and weekly feature films, Ben Belchie on motor transportation and new rate schedules, and Brannon on his 29 years in public life and court clerking. A safety camp is set for February 3 and a directors meeting is planned for January 17.
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Lions’ Club
Oae
Stanley Barr
Ben Belchie
Brannon
Barr
Capitol Theatre
Hhe Dawemnoet
Belchie
Lion Gas
Sam Preston
West Leicestertreet
Lion Charles Shewbridge
Frank Naddeo
Joe Newlin
Lions
County Supervisors Debate Salaries and Red Cross Request
The Frederick County Board discussed salaries for supervisors and a Red Cross request for budget funds to hire a nurse. Sheriff H L McCann was ordered to issue a distress warrant for back rent by John Bowman at the hitching yard. Delegates led by Walker McC Bond urged support, but no action was taken.
Morgan Denies Neutrality of 1915 Violation Discussion
In a Senate session, Thomas W. Lamont of Morgan Banking House argues private banks in America maintain relations with European banks, contending debate over whether the Federal Reserve is private or government is lengthy and session pauses for a noon recess as Senator Clark leaves.
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America
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Banking House
Federal Reserve
Clark
D-Mo
Writ Sought as Hauptmann Faces Clemency Decision
Governor, in New York days after Hauptmann’s plea for clemency, weighs reprieve fate. Pen expert Samuel Small arrives from New York with theory Hauptmann could not have penned ransom notes. Governor’s office silent on meetings and clemency timing as 1936 legislature convenes.
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Hauptmann
New York
Death House
Samuel Small
J. J. Faulkner
Small
Funeral for R. S. Stimmel Set for Thursday
Richard B. Stimmel 80 died after a fall at Mrs. Thomas Hancher’s home on Fairmont Avenue. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Thursday at Parlett funeral home on North Braddock Street with Rev. E. C. Stickley officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. He was born September 30, 1856, a farmer and blacksmith, survived by a daughter, son, sister, granddaughter, and great granddaughter.
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Richard 8
Mount Hebron
Summel
William A
Elizabeth Brown
White Hall
Frederick County
Green Spring
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hale
Bertie Hancher
Bertella Abshire
Lewis H. Summel
Largent
W. Va
Hancher
Another Decline In Pork Prices
Wholesale pork prices fell 3 1 2 to 4 1 2 cents a pound as AAA processing taxes including hog levies were struck down by the Supreme Court. Retail pork prices moved lower in many stores, marking the sharpest drop in months.
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Chicago
AAA
Tee
Ée United States Supreme Court
Cits
Motor Vehicle Changes Proposed in Virginia Report
Governor's advisory council released a plan to reform Virginia motor vehicle laws to cut highway accidents and fatalities. The recommendations were made public just before a General Assembly bill introducing the changes.
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Richmond
Governor’s Advisory Council
General Assembly
Laval Free to Pursue Policy and Maneuvers
The Laval cabinet granted Premier Pierre Laval discretion to adopt a wait and see policy toward Italy and Geneva and to conduct political maneuvers to keep his government intact.
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Stanio
Pierre Laval
Italy
Geneva
Oime
Judge Delivers Sentences as South Is Blamed
In Philadelphia on January 14 a county judge sentenced three African American men to ten to twenty years for robbing a finance company. The judge declared that the south would not dump its criminals on the area and noted the defendants came from Petersburg, Virginia, two months earlier.
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Philadelphia
Raymond Macnellie
Petersburg
New Farm Program Predicted For Consideration By Week's End
Senator Robinson of Arkansas after a Roosevelt luncheon predicted a new farm program to replace AAA would be ready for congressional consideration by the end of the week. The statement reflects early White House plans to address agricultural policy and farm income in the upcoming session.
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Washington
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
AAA
Inquiry into Old Age Cost Bill Seen in Session Debates
Delegates Frank Moore J T Coleman and Maitland Bustard push a bill abolishing causes of action for criminal conversation alienation of affections and breach of promises as part of a broader inquiry into costs relating to old age and social welfare.
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Frank Moore
J. T. Coleman
Maitland Bustard
Securities Act Will Be Tested
Washington January 14 The government agreed to a Supreme Court test of the Securities Act of 1933 at the request of J Edward Jones New York oil broker The case challenges the act as applied to his dealings and raises issues of federal power and interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
J. Edward Jones
New York City
New Municipal Band Organized By Prof McIlwee
Winchester forms a new municipal band under Prof W H McIlwee. Meeting at Rouss Fire Company hall discussed plans with 54 members already joined and a first practice set for next Monday at Rouss hall. Officers to be elected later. city council supports a high quality band.
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W. H. McIlwee
Winchester
The
Rouss Fire Company
Prof. McIlwee
Rouss Hall
Prof. M
McKnee
Lely
Handley School
Keyser
W. Va
McIlwee
Labor Director Flags Flaws in Jobless Law Objections
Labor Director faults unemployment compensation procedures as overly complex. Council urges Virginia to enact a state act mirroring federal law and to suspend the state measure if federal law becomes inoperative. Administration would be by a board including the labor commissioner, an industrial rep, and a public chairman named by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Virginia
Commissioner of Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal
Warren Rifles
Lee Jackson
Front Royal News
Fare
C C. N. Shepherd
Messrs
R. L. Sowers
Harry Martin
Lancaster
Billy Symons
W. E. Rudacille
Norris Royster
Marshall
Benton Stickley
Mabel Rice
Oan
Arren
Memorial Hospital
W. J. Farrell
James Kramer
Thomas Harrison
Strasburg
Charlie Johnson
Hot Springs
J. J. Gore
Georgeohnson
Christian-Hausenfluck
Coree
Zalaeyy
P. m. Stocks
al. Chem
Can
Tel & Tel
A. T
Chrysler
Elec
Gen
Mot
Gen. Mills
Int. Harvester
Johns’ Man
Mont. Ward
N. Y. Cent
Penn. R. R
Bears Roebuck
Ltd. Oil N. J
Texas Corp
Steel
Woolworth
Ven
John D
John D. Rockefeller
Hhe Automobile
Daytona Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Rockefeller
Dr. Anderson
Morgan
F. H
National Ave
R. S. Stimmel
Laval
Noan Numskurr
Noah
Sabinal
Tex
Hammer Heads
Wayne Bogert Toledo
Sno
Noahe
Etta Davis
Ashland City
Tenn
SIN
Numbscullion Army
NUMB
New Municipal Band
Prof
Mc Tlwee
Handley
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Buncutter Tire Co
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