Birthday Benefit Ball For Infantile Paralysis Held At Warren
Mrs Lee urged community-wide support for a January 30 birthday ball at the Warren County High School auditorium. Seventy cents of every dollar stays in the local area to aid infantile paralysis research and services. The event features Bill Baldwin and his Ambassadors, Washington’s renowned dance orchestra, plus a large radio for full address delivery by the President.
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NT Royal
Lee R
Warren Coun
Lee
Warren County
National Research Fund
Front Royal
Bill Baldwin
Washington
Death of R. T. Bryarly Reported After Two Operations
R. T. Bryarly, senior partner of Bryarly and Green in Winchester, dies after two operations. A charter Elks member and Democratic committee man, he had deep ties in northern Virginia and nearby West Virginia. Born December 26, 1878 in Clarksville Texas, he moved with his family to Winchester in youth.
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Gage One
Robert C. Green
Bryarly and Green
Virginia
West Virginia
Elks
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mr. Bryarly
Rowland Thornton
Harriet M. Baker Bryarly
Walnut Grove
Bryarly
Clarke County
Henry M. Baker
Glendobbin
Baker
Frederick County
Texas
Social And Personal News Of Front Royal and Warren County
Miss Arlen Lauck spent the weekend with her father J H Lauck. Miss Winnie Weaver returns to Hollins College after visiting her parents Sen A G Weaver. Mr James Doman to resume work at a local filling station after a week with Hal Thurston orchestra. Joseph Biggs and Benjamin Atwood visited friends in Hagerstown. Hugh Naylor returned from Blacksburg after a weekend with W P. Clifton Tip Saffell reports funds raised to buy World War trophies for the new courthouse lawn. Mrs E E Marlowe improving after three weeks illness. Thomas Sages Jr spent the week with his parents. Mrs Robert Massie of Washington spent weekend with her mother Mrs W J Kendrick. Duncan Gibbs returned to University of Virginia after weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Mervyn Tracey spent Sunday with friends in Washington. Mrs George Reinburg seriously ill at home. Wyndham Lee visited friends in Middleburg. S H Trout able to be out after flu. David Cloyd returned from Washington. Laura Trout improving from flu. Mrs M C Vent improving from a severe cold and hopes to be out tomorrow.
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James Doman
Hal Thurston
Bryarly Rites Set for Sacred Heart Church
Winchester resident Rowland Thornton Bryarly Sr. dies leaving widow Eddie Sue Bodow of Roanoke and a son Rowland Jr. Burial at Mount Hebron follows services at the Church of the Sacred Heart with a long list of active and honorary pallbearers from local and nearby communities.
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Eddie Sue Bodow
Roanoke
Rowland Thornton Bryarly, Jr
Henry R. Bryarly
Chevy Chase Md
Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas §. Chamblin
Clarke County
Flora Hiett
East Falls Church
Julia Jilkins
Johns. Miller
Plumbing Through the Ages
A brief look at the long history of plumbing from ancient Egypt and Rome to modern times. It notes the use of lead and iron piping for centuries, then brass and copper as popular advances, and the durability of these metals despite cost.
Syria Split Becomes Two Republics After War Reforms
The article notes the end of Ottoman rule, the French mandate after World War I, and the division of territory into two republics Syria and Takia formerly Lebanon, reflecting shifts in the Middle East's political map. It also cites European postal statistics, claiming Austrians lead in letter writing with 22.8 letters per person yearly.
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Republic of Syria
Europe
Asia
Turkey
France
Syria
Latakia
Lebanon
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
England
Germany
Italy
Bruce Largent Dies At Home In The County
Bruce Largent 58 died at his home in Nain Frederick County after a brief illness. He was a farmer and longtime resident, survived by his wife and siblings George Largent Mrs Page Maury Mrs C L Batt and Robert Largent. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Whitacre Church with Rev Pitzer officiating. The body remains at Parlett Funeral Home until the service.
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Bruce Largent
Ness
Nain
Mr. Largent
Aaron L. Largent
Jane Shade _ Largent
Whitacre
Mr. Shade
Frederick County
Miss Strother
Largent
George Largent
Page Maury
Winchester
C. L. Batt
Robert Largent
Good
W. Va
Mr. Pitzer
E Remains
Parlett Funeral Home
Warden Succeeded After Ohio Penitentiary Suspension
Deputy Warden J C Woodward was ordered to assume warden duties at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus following an 80 day suspension of Warden Preston E Thomas by Governor Martin L Davey. An investigation into Thomas 22 year administration is underway.
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Preston E. Thomas
Ohio
Columbus
Martin .L. Davey
J. C. Woodward
Thomas
Illness Fatal To Mrs Carper Widow Died At 82
Mrs Mary Catherine Carper widow of David O Carper died at her home 17 East Monmouth street about 6 am aged 82 following a period of declining health. She was born November 2 1853 daughter of Lyle Grimm and Nancy Grimm and survived by son D Frank Carper and a granddaughter with several siblings and nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm from her Monmouth street residence with Rev Hubert Sydenstricker officiating. burial in Mount Hebron.
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Mary Catherine Carper
David O. Carper
East
Monmouth Street
Carper
Lyle
Nancy L. Grimm
Carper's Valley
Frederick County
Winchester
D. Frank Carper
Lyle Grimm
Hagerstown
David Edward L. Grimm
Polk Carper
Walter P. Grimm
Ask State To Aid In Bearing Costs Of C O R Office
A communication was sent to the State Compensation Board in Richmond noting no provision for the state to pay its share of the miscellaneous expenses of the commission of revenue office. Under 1934 acts the state pays one third of salaries and expenses of Virginia city treasurers and revenue commissioners. Winchester shows about 200 unprovided dollars. The letter states the sum should be included in the state’s estimated share.
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State Compensation Board
Richmond
Commission of Revenue Office
Blaneh
General Assembly
Radio Program Schedule Highlights From 1930s Stations
A dense listing of 5 to 6 minute intervals across WEAF WOR WJZ and WABC detailing nightly acts from orchestras and bands to talk and news features. Included are performers such as the Ranch Boys Bobby Benson Amos n Andy and the Three X Sisters along with program notes on live trials and speeches.
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WEAF
Carol Deis
WJZ
Lowell Adomnae
Wabc—Press
WOR
Amos
Andy
WABC
Myrt
Marge
Lum
Abner
Plantation
Just Plain
Bill
Red ‘Davis
Uncle Ezra
Larry Taylor
Booker Carter
Himber Orch
Lonhe Ranger
Jan Garber Club
Diane
Edwin C. Hill
Gladys Swarthout
Corinna Mura
WJ2
Kate Smith
Gypsies Orch
Kemp Orchestra
Lucrezia Bori
The
Haydns
Gluskin Orch
Eastman Orch
Ionians Quartet
WALC
Wayne King Orch
America
Ernest Eient
Levitaki
Fray
Braggiotti
Grammitte
Jesse Crawford
Moonbeams
St. Louis Symphony
Leading Events Tuesday on WJZ and WEAF
From London Winston Churchill discusses Great Britain in India then Lawrence Tibbett sings with the Concert Orchestra followed by Grace Moore. An operetta The Desert Song airs on WEAF and Bainbridge Colby speaks on Problems of the Hour in Washington D C at a civic societies meeting.
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London
Great Britain
India
Winston Churchill
Exchequer
WJZ
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
WEAF
Bainbridge Colby
American Coalition of Patriotic
Washington, D. C
Naiq Af
Rand McNally World Maps Publication Size 10 by 13 Inches
Rand McNally & Co publishes a compact 10 by 13 inch atlas size edition featuring the latest short wave world maps. The item covers global geography with up to date cartography for quick reference.
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Rand McNally & Co
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Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
WM. Herring
Telephone Front Royal 213
R. T. Bryarly
Newbus
Arlen Lauck
J. H. Lauck
Winnie Weaver
Hollins College
Sen
A. G. Weaver
Messrs
Joseph Biggs
Benjamin Atwood
Hugh Naylor
Blacksburg
W. P
Clifton
Tip” Saffell
E. E. Marlowe
Mr. Thomsages, Jr
Robert Massie
Washington, Va
W. J. Kendrick
Duncan Gibbs
University of Virginia
Mrs
Frank
Mervyn Tracey
George Reinburg
Wyndham Lee
Middleburg
David Cloyd
Laura Trout
Ginia
Shenandoah Valley Academy
James B. Lovett
Charles Comaskey
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jacob H. Yost
Ansel Solenberger
William G. Hardy
Bernard M. Sullivan
Chris Grubbs
Harry W. Ebert
Harry Reed
Charles R. Keeler
Austin Sloat
H. D. Fuller
Donald McFadden
G. G. Snarr
B. B Dutton
James A. Miller
C. Bachman
William E. Cooper
Louis Wonder
Ivan F. Vannoy
Louis L. Baker
W. A. Baker
Albert L. Baker
Henry S. Baker
James R. DuShane
James P. Reardon
Robert L. Gaize
William M. Richards
F. L. Jordan
Charles Town
Fred. C. Wright
O. S. Adams
Luray
C. J. Swank
William L. Maret
Morgantown
George B. Bushnell
Gibson Baker
R. Gray Williams
C. R. Anderson
Samuel R. Hurst
P. W. Boyd
Phil H. Gold
North Braddock Street
HILCO
Philcos
Philco
Peter T Namic
Wimerask
Miller & Anderson
B. Boscawen Street
Monmouth St
C.O.R
Handley Schools
E-Z
N. Main Street
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire Co
Wenders
Philco Radio Atlas
Free Radio
ATLAS
Little
Capitol
Katharine Hepburn
John Beal
RKO Radio
Capitol Theatre
Winchester Furniture Co
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