Rivers Enter North and South High Waters Flooding
Water levels on both the North and South Rivers rose to high and muddy conditions, with rapid increases observed in upstream tributaries and forecast models showing continued sediment-laden flow. Local authorities monitor for debris and potential rescues.
Eastern Star Meeting and Local Notices in Front Royal
The Eastern Star plans a monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night. Judge A C Carson and William Smith head to Richmond for the day. Warren County Tuberculosis Association meets Friday at Mrs Thomas Melton's home with Miss Lulu Freeman giving an address. Mabel Rice returns from Winchester Memorial after appendicitis surgery and stays with Mrs Mary Burress before returning to Beulahville. Floyd Board visit to Point Marion brothers. Harold Smith prepares to sail to South America from New York. E I Williams to New York for a business trip. Mrs Hannah Weiger resumes duties as Warren County Health Nurse with Mabel Rice having filled in during leave. Mrs Lyle Rohr hosts five table bridge at The Fairlawn tomorrow. Caroline Carson attends Junior Century Club in Winchester. Robert Hockman and wife spend a day in Harrisonburg and visit Miss Bessie Manuel at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Col John Boggs and wife of Randolph-Macon Academy visit Washington D C yesterday.
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Warren County Tuberculosis Association
Thomas Melton
Lulu Freeman
State Tuberculosis Association
Local residents tally Washington and Richmond visits
Mrs Aubrey G Weaver returned last night from a few days visit to Richmond. Mrs Violet Collins of The Fairlawn is in Washington today. Miss Alice Rhodes visiting her father Clint Rhodes at Middletown. Mr and Mrs Thurman Ritenour and their son moved to Richmond for a job transfer. Mr Conrad Grohs of Washington spent the weekend with Mrs Grohs who stays with her parents J J Corder. Mrs Willard Sonner is spending today in Washington DC.
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Richmond
Violet Collins
the Fairlawn
Washington
Alice Rhodes
Clint Rhodes
Middletown
Mrs. Thurman Ritenour
Little Son
Mr. Ritenour
Conrad Grohs
Grohs
Mrs
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Willard Sonner
Washington, D. C
Cary Named To Lead Front Royal Rescue Squad
Cary is appointed captain of the new rescue squad by Frank A. Stoutamyer, chief of the Front Royal Fire Department. The chief also announces members A. Statten Hammock, Johnnie Marchi, Lewis Thompson, Fenton Collins, Fred Thursh, Francis Forbes, Ernest Shiner, and Borden Wines. truck drivers listed. Ways and Means committee includes Blackwell Cary, Charles Menefee, and Stewart Payne.
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Front Royal
L. Blackwell Cary
Frank A. Stoutamyer
Front Royal Fire Department
A. Statten Hammock
Johnnie Marchi
Lewis Thompson
Fenton Collins
Fred Thursh
Francis Forbes
Ernest Shiner
Borden Wines
Stoutamyer
William Boyd
John William
Lacy McFall
Harry Kuser
Buck
Striker
Jack Corder
Aubrey Berryman
Ways and Means
Blackwell Cary
Charles Menefee
Stewart Payne
Death of William Smedley Former Front Royal Resident
Word reached Front Royal of the death of William Smedley of Washington a former county resident. His brother Newton Smedley was buried here Monday. He served in the Spanish War and has relatives in the area. Funeral plans not yet completed then the body will be brought here for burial.
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Front Royal
William Smedley
Washington
Newton Smedley
Massanutten Victor In Game With S V A
Shenandoah Valley Academy fell 46 to 24 to Massanutten Academy in a rough regional contest. Kane Bagshaw and Seeders led the visitors with 12 10 points each while Shenandoah stars Harper Kite and Albrite shone but failed to close the gap. Center Smith was sidelined by illness.
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Massanutten Academy
Hilltoppers
Massanutten
Woodstock
Kane
Bagshaw
Seeders
Harper
Kite
Albrite
Smith
Fishburne Military Academy
Ay. Seeders
Utten
GF Pane
F Orr
F. Wane
Leifey
Seeee
Murray
V’hening
Hollis
Pierce
Crowl
McCall
Presbyterian
Anite
Funeral Rites Tomorrow For Robt. S. Stewart
The funeral for Robert S. Stewart of 573 North Cameron Street is set for Friday at 10 AM at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. A longtime Winchester resident from Hampshire County West Virginia he served as a devoted Open Bible Class member and led prayers during services. Pallbearers are Hubert Kerr Calvin M. Martin Arthur Ritter Robert Van Meter Frank B. Crawford and J Henry Moling Jr. After the service the remains go to Mt Zion Church near Augusta West Virginia for additional rites and interment.
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North
Cameron Street
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Stewart
Winchester
Hampshire County
W. Va
Hubert Kerr
Calvin M. Martin
Arthur Ritter
Robert van Meter
Frank B. Crawford
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Colored Minister Carter W Carter Dies at 75 in City
Rev Carter W Carter 75 colored died at 556 North Cameron Street at 1 30 AM after long illness from complications He was a native of Rappahannock County Virginia Survived by widow Matilda Carter one son John S Carter six daughters Katie Gaither Louise Williams Rose Peterson Arlister Freeman Eliza Smith Margaretta Gaither and seven grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending services set for Sunday January 26 and burial in Millwood colored cemetery
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Carter W. Carter
North
Cameron Street
Lewis and
Ellen Carter
Rappahannock County
Matilda Carter
John S. Carter
Katie Gaither
Louise Williams
Rose Peterson
Arlister Freeman
Eliza Smith
Margaretta Gaither
Millwood
Move to compel witnesses in Hawk's Nest probe
A House Labor subcommittee debated a plan to compel witness attendance and widen the inquiry into the Hawk's Nest tunnel deaths in southern West Virginia. Representative Vito Marcantonio proposed a federal inquiry and sought funds and subpoena power for the panel's investigation.
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Washington
Hawk’s Nest
West Virginia
House
Vito Marcantonio
Laval Leaves French Government as Prospects Rise for Premier
French premier Laval resigns after Radical Socialist ministers quit and the cabinet dissolves. Louis Marin refuses to sign the collective resignation while potential successors including Marcel Regnier and others are discussed. Laval claims the franc is intact, the budget was cut, and foreign policy remains independent amid calls for a new government.
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Laval
Marcel Regnier
Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Herriot
Lefists
Great Britain
Italy
M. Laval
League of Nations
Dismissal of Election Contest Cases
Richmond Va January 23 report dismisses the contest against H M Sutherland Wise Dickenson district by S M Mc Fall republican defeated in the November election. It upholds the Privileges and Election committee finding no legal contest against Delegate H M Bandy Wise by Roy Wilbourne seven Republican members abstained from voting.
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Richmond
H. M. Sutherland
Wise- Dickenson
S. M. McFall
Privileges and Election Committee
H. M. Bandy
Wise
Roy Wilbourne
House
Bonus Bill Is Being Examined For President
Washington January 23 Treasury officials study how to raise the money for a cash bond bonus bill. Secretary Morgenthau weighs options including new taxes or borrowing to meet nearly 2.5 billion dollars, on top of 877 million needed to fix Post-AAA issues. Roosevelt will have his say on the measure.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Mr. Roosevelt
Marmola reducing remedy promises rapid weight loss
An advertisement touts Marmola capsules as a miracle fat reducer used by millions since 1907. It claims dramatic, effortless weight loss without dieting or exercise and urges readers to start today and stop when enough fat is shed.
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America
Handley School Leaders Back Homecraft in Virginia
Virginia lawmakers weigh a bill by Senator Hudson Cary to add homecraft instruction in schools. Handley High School in Winchester reports long-running use with strong results. Delegates discuss salaries and the Handley Fund supporting teacher pay and other needs.
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Charles W. Houston
Richmond
Hundson Cary
T. Russell Cather
Winchester
Handley High School
Handley Fund
Cather
Virginia
House of Delegates
Legislative Drafting Bureau
David M. Pitts
Columbia
Williamsburg
H. M. Bandy
Wise
H. M. Sutherland
Bandy
Jesse Jones May Become Treasury Chief
Democrats in Congress heard from authentic administration sources that Jesse Jones of the RFC may become Secretary of the Treasury. The report cited Henry Morgenthau Jr. and noted possible changes under the administration in Washington.
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Treasury
Washington
Congress
Rfc My
Henry Morgen
Real Facts About Bran From Kellogg Company Ad
Kellogg notes laboratory tests at leading universities showing bran from Kellogg All-Bran is satisfactory for women and men. It supplies moisture, cleanses the intestinal tract, and helps constipation by adding bulk. Sold by grocers. made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Iit
Battle Creek
Local man praises ARAX remedy at Miller's Drug
A city resident, Paul Gross of 108 West Clifford Street, reports relief from chronic backaches constipation and poor sleep after two weeks using ARAX. He says appetite returned, digestion improved, and overall strength increased with nightly rest and steady bowels.
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N. Lou
Doun St
Paul Gross
West Clifford St
Arax
Ajax
Miller's
N. Loudoun St
Treasury secretary eyed for top White House adviser post
A veteran official said to be present in the Treasury could become a confidant to the President. A Congressman familiar with government finance circles noted that the change had already attracted some consideration in Roosevelt's circle. Another remarked it as a likely outcome under review.
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Roosevelt
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