Illness of Bob Riley Jr. in Harrisonburg Shocks Winchester Friends
Robert W. Riley Jr. aged five, son of photographer Bob Riley, is seriously ill with encephalitis and pneumonia after measles. The family moved from Winchester to Harrisonburg, where Riley recently opened a commercial photography office and did work for the Daily News Record and local industries.
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Robert W
Bob) Riley
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Bob Riley Jr
Riley
Long Ave
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Air Corps
14Th Air Corps
China
Sheppard Field
Texas
Frances Millard
Niles
Mich
Wichita Falls
Ginia
Shenandoah Valley
Daily News Record
Chanters Plan Easter Repeat of Olivet to Calvary
Winchester chorus votes to repeat last year’s successful cantata Olivet to Calvary this Easter. There will be two performances in Winchester and an out of town venue. Palm Sunday turnout at Clarendon Church last year noted. Floyd Haines urges full rehearsal attendance.
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Winchester
Mrs. Nora M. Lancaster 78 Dies in Charles Town
Nora Marshall Lancaster 78 native of Clarke county and widow of Charles Edgar Lancaster of Summit Point died yesterday at a sister’s home in Charles Town where she spent the winter. Born December 15 1870 she was the daughter of the late James W Marshall and Sally Lancaster Marshall. Survived by son Marshall Lancaster of Fredericksburg four brothers James R Alfred L and John A Marshall four sisters Mrs Tom Young Mrs Rose Baker Mrs Julia Olson and Mrs Filbert M Baird and many grandchildren. Services 2 30 p m Friday at John H Enders funeral home Berryville with burial in Green Hill cemetery.
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Nora Marshall Lancaster
Clarke County
Charles Edgar Lancaster
Summit Point
Charles Town
James W
Sally Lancaster Marshall
Marshall Lancaster
Fredericksburg
James R
Alfred L. Marshall
John A. Marshall
Tom Young
Rose Baker
Julia Olson
Jamestown
N. Y
Filbert M. Baird
el Rio
Ohio
Kenneth C. Patton
E. C. McIntyre
Winchester
John H. Enders
Berryville
Green Hill Cemetery
Negro Cadet Band In Va In inaugural Parade
Governor Tuck moved to include a Negro unit in Virginia’s inaugural parade after a protest from the state NAACP. Adj. Gen. S Gardner Waller was asked to explore options, possibly Maggie Walker High School band or Richmond cadet corps, with principal J E Segar confirming a cadet band component.
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Richmond
Tuck
Truman
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Adj
S. Gardner Waller
Maggie Walker High School
Cadet Corps
J. E. Segar
Negro High School
Police Court cases heard by Judge John Rice
Geraldine Lee Snapp from Winchester faced no operator's license with a $9.25 fine. Marcus Vincent Haines of 11 West Germain Street was fined $9.25 for permitting an unlicensed operator to drive. Lula Ash of East Lane was fined $9.25 for drunkenness. Junior B. Farrell of Winchester received a $14.25 fine for reckless driving.
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John Rice
Geraldine Lee Snapp
Winchester
Marcus Vincent Haines
W. Germain St
Lula Ash
E. Lane
Junior B. Farrell
Rotary hears talk by Kidwell at Strasburg meeting
Last night the Strasburg Rotary heard Guy S. Kidwell a certified public accountant from Hagerstown discuss topics of local finance. Howard Melton and Homer Albert i of Winchester attended as part of the audience.
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Howard Melton
Homer Alberti
Winchester
Strasburg Rotary
Guy S. Kidwell
Certified Public Accountant
Hagerstown
Promise of Hawaii Statehood and Territory Population
The text states that statehood was pledged at a future date when Hawaii was annexed in 1898 and under the Organic Act of 1900 creating the Territory of Hawaii. It notes the present population as 502,000, larger than several U S states.
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Hawaii
U. S
Territory of
Union
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Negro Cadet Band
Nature
Roosevelt
Georgia
Lourdes
France
Greece
Hercules
GAUNT
Mlail
Jack Wright
Economy Drug Co
Anderson
8. C
Rel Ptccy. Cor
Penco
Opportunity
Belle Isle
Cretonne
Priscilla
Penneys
Poplin
Cynthia
Bayon
Little Mae
Chambray
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