Valuable Silver For Sale In Winchester Virginia
Auction notice under a deed of trust for Annie P Smellie and Herbert H Smellie. On Saturday January 26 1935 at eleven in the basement of the Joah Valley National Bank building Winchester Virginia a large chest of silverware will be sold for cash. Inspect today at Shenandoah Valley National Bank basement vault. Trustee R Gray Williams reserves right to reject bids.
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Annie P. Smellie
James W. Smellie
Herbert H. Smellie
Joah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. Gray Williams
Honey Bees Use Two Dance Steps to Signal Pollen
A Washington State college expert explains that honey bees perform two distinct dances to convey information about pollen availability near the hive. The movements guide other workers to sources within reach of the colony, signaling where nectar and pollen can be found.
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Washington State College
National Union appoints Southern Wholesalers as agent
The National Union Radio Corporation appoints Southern Wholesalers Inc. of 39 W. Boscawen Street Winchester VA as its authorized agent on consignment. A complete assortment of National Union Radio tubes will be displayed and sold through the agent.
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National Union Radio Corporation
National Union
Southern Wholesalers Inc
W. Boscawen Street
Winchester
State Health Bureau To Hold TB Clinic Here
The State Health Bureau will host a tuberculosis clinic at the District Nurse Association offices on Thursday January 31. Aimed at early detection, the clinic requires a signed request from the family physician and is free of charge. Children under fifteen are examined only if referred. adults should consult their family doctor or nurse for appointments.
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State Department of Health
District Nurse Association
County Board of Health
Ancient Auto Roams South on 5000 Mile Goodwill Tour
A 27 year old Delauney-Belleville car, bought by H. M. Tschudy in 1920 for 20 dollars then repaired for 600, begins a 5000 mile goodwill circuit through the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida with Mrs. Tschudy and a chauffeur. The initiative is backed by Roanoke area hotels and attractions to lure tourists back north.
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Barentt
France
Roanoke
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
George Washington Hotel
Endless Caverns
Warm Springs Valley
Greenbrier and Cottages
H. M. Tschudy
Baron Rosenkrantz
America
English
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Tschudy
Jailbreak Sequel Unfolds as Escape Trio Surrenders
Ellicott City Maryland police hunted two of three prisoners who engineered a jail break. The trio tore blankets into strips and escaped by sliding from the cupola down 42 feet. Clarence Sherman of Baltimore surrendered after contacting the warden. Thomas Welch, also of Baltimore, helped plan the spur of the moment escape. John B. Mahoney, 21, is the remaining member.
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Ellicott City
Clarence Sherman
Baltimore
Edward W. Day
Thomas Welch
John B. Mahoney
Heavier Taxes Proposed by California Governor Merriam
Governor Merriam in a joint session message proposed higher taxes to balance a 95.6 million dollar shortfall and fund unemployment relief. He urged an average 125 dollar per family increase over two years, a personal income tax, and a 1 percent rise in the sales tax. He also backed state acquisition of privately owned water and power utilities.
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Calif
Upton Sinclair
California
Frank F. Merriam
Senate
Assembly
Merriam
Unusual Sixteenth Century Combines Pistol Dagger Knuckles
A Collier's Weekly note describes a rare sixteenth century weapon that fused a pistol, dagger, and brass knuckles into one device. It offered multiple options if a component failed, serving as a multi tool for combat.
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England
Collier’s Weekly
Tar-Feathered Couple Ordered to Leave Elkins Town
Peter Rimo, 57, and Miss Sylvia Tingler, 19, tarred and feathered by masked men on a tennis court near Davis-Elkins College after jail terms for disorderly conduct. Police released them with no complaints and the pair were ordered to leave by Saturday, with one official saying the case may be dropped.
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Elkins
W. Va
Peter Rimo
Sylvia Tingler
Davis-Elkins College
Baltimore Lad Has Explaining Aplenty To Do
13-year-old Norman Stonehouse returns home after a two day absence in Baltimore He ran away from Pittsburgh and told helpers at Travelers Aid Society that he hitchhiked to Ohio He climbed out a second story window and escaped via a porch roof before being put to bed by his mother for rest prior to explanations.
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Baltimore
Norman Stonehouse
Pittsburgh
Travelers’ Aid Society
Norman
Traveler’s Aid Society
Ohio
Annie Stonehouse
Patmos Island Boasts 300 Churches in 12 Sq Mile Area
In Patmos, an Italian island in the Aegean with about 12 square miles of area there are roughly 300 churches, a ratio of one church for every 40 residents, reflecting intense religious presence.
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Patmos
Aegean
Blue Ridge Hunt Club Hosts Woodley Meet and Social
MILLWOOD Virginia January 23. The Blue Ridge Hunt Club held a Woodley meet at the Dougherty residence with a large field including William Watkins Graham Dougherty and Elizabeth Sailor among guests. Several visitors from Philadelphia New York and Princeton joined weekend activities at Walnut Hall and Rosney estates.
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Algerson Craven, Jr
Albermarle County
Walnut Hall Farms
William DuPont
Algerson Craven
Spencer Carter
Rosney
Richmond
Henry Mitchell
Princeton
N. J
T. R. Tunis
Pauli
Edward. Jacobs
Holmes Morrison
New York
Sallie Harris
Stoke
Aldie
Elizabeth Chew
John Chew
Scarsdale
N. Y
Virginia Jacobs
Joseph Lewis
Algerson Cravern, Jr
Henry Frost, Jr
Taylor Harding
Middleburg
Hunt
Woodley
Blue Ridge
Graham Dougherty
Margaret Byrd
Winchester
W. Pickney Wetherall
Ellen Wheeler
Natalie Hart
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Gwynne Harrison
Alexander MacKay-Smith
Ginia Watkins
T. M. Jones
B. O'F. Randolph
Tax drives and Wall Street clash with New Deal policies
The piece argues a vigorous treasury drive targets middle income earners with little expert help for the average taxpayer. It recounts Wall Street criticism of Dr. Arthur Morgan and TVA, Ickes political pressure, and concerns over federal programs, funds, and burdens highlighted by a Cleveland slum study showing high social costs per resident.
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Washington
D. C
Treasury Department
U. S
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
New York
Wall Street
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Morgan
TVA
Moi
Harold L Ickes
Ickes
Triborough
Robert Moses
Bridge Authority
New York Park
Moses
al Smith
New Wall Street
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