Neath Rothgeb Dies at Sleepy Hollow Home
George L Rothgeb a respected Stephens City resident died peacefully at his home Sleepy Hollow after a long illness in his seventieth year. Born January 18 1864 in Page County he worked in Chicago before returning to Frederick County to farm. Survived by two wives and five sons, services held at Stephens City Methodist Church with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Frederick County
Sleepy Hollow
Stephens City
Rothgeb
Page County
Mr. Rothgeb
Ambers
Susan Coffman Rothgeb
Chicago
Reid, Murdoch and Company
Eva Decker
Illinois
Earl Rothgeb
Wellington
Ill
Dale Rothgeb
Alexandria
Lucille M. Cramer
Ralph
Roy Rothgeb
Wade Rothgeb
H. D. Rothgeb
Kansas
C. K. Rothgeb
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Frank T. Ridgeway
Easton
W. R. Hardesty
Green Hill Cemetery
J. M. Newell
Charles E. Staples
James Campbell
Edward Campbell
Atwell Rust
Japan Warns League Over Manchurian Report
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Uchida sent a note to the League of Nations stating Japan’s withdrawal decision hinges on the league report on Manchuria. In Mukden, Chinese forces were repulsed a third time in four days at Chinmenkow with heavy Chinese losses and no Japanese casualties.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Uchida
League of Nations
Japan
League
Mukden
Chinmenkow
Pass of Nine Gates
Great Wall of
China
Gasoline Tax Extension Moves Through House
The House voted to continue the one cent per gallon federal gasoline tax for another year, extending the levy for twelve months starting June 30. The measure proceeds to the Senate for action.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
For Sale 12 Clarke Co Bank Shares in Berryville
Notice advertises sale of 12 shares of Clarke County Bank stock at 11 a.m. on February 4 at the Berryville Court House. Auction to take place in Berryville with details limited to the stake and time.
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Clarke Co
Berryville
Dry Goods Group Heads Slump Attack
A Providence plan backed by the National Retail Dry Goods Association calls for a coordinated restocking and sales drive starting at a designated day to boost consumer buying, with aims to stimulate production and employment during the Roosevelt era. Channing E. Sweitzer, managing director, says nationwide order increases could signal an economic turn even if incremental.
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Providemor
Os Satur
Mage
United States
Cevemion
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Providence Chamber of Commerce
Dry Goods Association
Channing E. Sweitzer
Weekend Police Action Sparks Winchester Roundup
Winchester police cracked down over the weekend with raids and a car chase. Dukes Campbell is being sought after a liquor run ended with a wreck and 16 1 2 gallons seized. Charles Renner faces illegal liquor possession after a raid on the Northwestern grade home. L C Molden reported a stolen Hudson coupe found overturned on the Lee Jackson highway. Vernon Wrenn, held on a DC warrant for obtaining $25 by false pretenses, was extradited back to Washington for trial.
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Winchester
Dukes” Campbell
Cline
Bowers
Virginia Avenue
Berryville Pike
Kern Street
Dukes
Charles Renner
Punk
Plank
Barr
Charles
Renner
Donald L. Weems
L Aear Police Tribunal
L. C. Molden
Cameron Street
Funk
Miller
Lee-Jackson Highway
Here
Vernon Wrenn
District of Columbia
Washington
Foley and
Tally
Wrenn
I. C. O. F. League To Hold Meeting
The Tri- County Odd Fellows Association will meet with Front Royal Lodge 374 at 5 30 p m Tuesday Jan 31. Norman L Carbaugh president says the open gathering invites Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends.
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Tri- County
Odd Fellows’ Association
Front Royal Lodge
Norman L. Carbaugh
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Extradition Hearing Set for Max Krol Next Tuesday
Gov Lehman will hold a hearing in Albany on February 7 at 2 30 P M to decide on extraditing Max Krol of Long Beach Long Island to Winchester on five indictments alleging embezzlement of about 50 000 from the Arthur G Jones Woollen Company Krol arrested January 18 as a fugitive and jailed in Nassau County NY Papers to prove Winchester's claim will be prepared by Commonwealth Attorney James P Reardon and sent to Albany Krol was indicted in 1929 and was active as a company official Jones the company president was indicted and sentenced and the business is now bankrupt and sold
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Lehman
New York State
Albany
N. Y
Max Krol
Long Beach
L. I
Winchester
Arthur G. Jones
John Garland Woid
Richmond
Krol
C. Lee Barr
Nassau County
N.Y
Commonwealth
Reardon
Dental health drive audits Handley Kerr pupils
The annual dental inspection of Handley and Kerr public school pupils was completed with 1 916 examined. Of these 1 578 were found defective and 338 non defective. Committee chair Dr R R Sartelle and Dr J E Madden led Winchester dentists in this effort during school hours.
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Handley and Kerr
Dentists of
Winchester
Quarles
Dental Profession of
J. E. Madden
J. A. Richard
R. R. Sartelle
Sartelle
Handley
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Riley's Store Reopens Friday Under New Management
Riley's Store will be closed all day Wednesday and Thursday. It will reopen Friday morning under new management with planned updates to service and hours.
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Spit
Pennsylvania Miners March to Indiana for Aid
Several hundred Indiana county miners and their families march into Indiana pa asking for help in the name of humanity. The first group of 100 from Chambersville arrives with about 200 locals joining in an orderly parade. Police guard the court house as leaders say hundreds more are en route from Black Lick Dixonville and Clymer. They protest $1.50 daily wages and seek $3, claiming nonpayment for three months while their coal company is in receivership.
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Ana
Indiana County
Indiana
Chambersville
Chambersville Troup
Black Lick
Dixonville
Cly
Mer
Court House
J. N. Langham
Pittsburgh
Chambersville Group
Noisy Briggs plant strikers arrested in Detroit
Ten demonstrators from the Briggs Manufacturing Highland Park plant were arrested this morning as a strike escalated. Police expect release later. About 300 to 400 former workers reportedly returned to their benches, while 6,000 workers remained involved in the walkout. Firemen were summoned as crowds grew and tear gas stocks were found inside the plant.
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Deroit
Mich
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Highland Park
Briggs Company
Readjustment Of Farming To Be Considered
Stephens City Va Jan 30 The Stephens City Middletown part time class for former agricultural students meets at Stephens City High School 8 PM Thursday January 31 to study Farm Adjustment. A soil improvement class at High View School 8 PM February 1 runs weekly February and March. Farmers invited. Annual father and son banquet set for Middletown High School Friday February 17.
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Stephens City
Stephens City-Middletown
Stephens City High School
High View
Middletown High School
Business Men Must Obtain City Licenses
Commissioner Charles P. McVicar warns Winchester merchants only a few days remain to secure 1933 licenses. State and city penalties of 10 percent each apply to unpaid licenses, with a minimum penalty of $2. To help busy business people, the McVicar and City Treasurer W. A. Baker offices will stay open tonight and tomorrow night to issue licenses. State law requires penalties be added on February 1.
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the Revenue
Charles P. McVicar
McVicar
Winchester
W. A. Baker
Miss Anderson Heads Graduate Nurses Group
Miss Lillian Anderson superintendent of Winchester Memorial Hospital was elected president of District Eight Virginia Graduate Nurses Association at a Saturday meeting in Alexandria. Officers elected included Fanny Carter vice president Lena Yates second vice president Velma Deacon secretary and Mabel Miskell treasurer. Anderson served as temporary chairman during the election.
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Lillian Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia Graduate Nurses Association
Alexandria
Alexandria Hospital
Fanny Carter
Lena Yates
Warrenton
Velma Deacon
Mabel Miskell
Leesburg
Anderson
Debate to Debate Bible in Public Schools at Stephens City
The Winchester Debating Society will hold a debate tomorrow night in the Odd Fellows Hall Stephens City at 8 o clock. The subject is Resolved That the Bible Should Not be Taught in Public Schools.
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Winchester Debating Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Stephens City
Young Democrats meet in Winchester district gathering
A social and business gathering of Young Democratic Clubs from most counties in Virginia's Seventh District was held at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester with district chairman Lester D. Arnold presiding. John Galleher urged youth involvement in Roosevelt era party matters.
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Seventh Virginia Congressional District
George Washington Hotel
Lester D. Arnold
Winchester
George Washington
John Galleher
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Virginia State
Young Democrats Club
Galleher
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert C. Harnsberger
Luray
Cage County
Mimslyn Hotel
Col
Carroll Menefee
Rappahannock County
Harnsberger
Col. Menefee
Glass Steagall Banking Bill Passes House
The House approved the Glass Steagall bill to extend rediscount eligibility for federal reserve banks freeing more than a billion dollars in gold reserves. The measure, already passed by the Senate, now goes to the White House. Chairman Steagall said the act uses the gold situation to expand the reserve base.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Glass- Steagall
Federal Reserve
Senate
White House
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Winchester Fire Officers Call Meeting for Relief Fund Trustee
All officers of the Winchester fire department are requested to meet at the Friendship Fire Company hall on Monday evening January 30 at 8 o'clock to elect a Firemen's Relief Fund trustee in the place of Harry Reec who resigned. Unusually good values at Mol ing and Cather's clearance and remnant sale.
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Winchester Fire Department
Friendship Fire Company Hall
Harry Reec
Senate pushes Collier Blaine beer bill to the floor
The Senate finance committee sent the 3.05 percent beer and wine bill back to the Senate with a favorable report after rapid action. Chairman Smoot plans to submit the report today and the bill faces action as soon as the chamber’s pace allows. Dems insist on limiting hearings to avoid delaying enactment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Mills
Treasury
Prohibition
Director General To Open a Central Office Soon
Pinckney Arthur, elected director general of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, will keep his office at the Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar plant for now and plans a centrally located office likely after the February mass meeting. He has begun receiving strong support and cooperation from local residents.
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Pinckney Arthur
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company
Arthur
Ford Parts Discount Notice at Bickers Motor Co
10 percent discount on Genuine Ford Model T parts offered by Bickers Motor Co. until further notice. Applies to parts in stock with ongoing 40 percent discount referenced in the listing.
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Ford
Bickers Motor Co
Mrs. Philomena Larew Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Philomena Siler Larew of Winchester died Sunday after a prolonged illness from pneumonia. She was about 58, daughter of the late James P. and Mrs. Siler, born in Springfield Ohio, longtime church singer and fundraiser. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth and Philomena, son Samuel Larew Jr, two sisters Agnes Lamar and Mrs James Rhodes, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral mass at Church of the Sacred Heart tomorrow at 9 a.m. Burial in Moon Hebron. Pallbearers: William Buynh Stewart Grit Frank Donald McFa. Flowers not requested.
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Philomena Siler Larew
Winchester
Laren
James P. Siler
Springfield
Ohio
Minghimi
Martinsburg
W. Va
Larén
Church of the Sacred Heart
Ichaha
Elizabeth
Philomena Larew
Samuel L. Larew, Jr
Agnes Lamar
San Francisco
Calif
James Rhodes
Cambridge
Owen Young Declines Roosevelt Cabinet Consideration
New York January 30 Owen D Young chairman of General Electric told President-elect Roosevelt he cannot be considered for a cabinet post. He previously offered the same reason and said business and personal considerations prompted the decision. Friends cited Mrs Young’s illness as a factor and noted the couple’s son John was killed years ago while rescuing a dog from a train.
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New York
Owen D. Young
Roosevelt
General Electric
Young
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quick Service
A compact Winchester Steam Laundry promo highlights speedy garment cleaning, stressing reliable results and customer peace of mind. The brief item presents a local business alert aiming to reassure patrons and attract new clients without detailing services.
Flashes of life and oddities across America
A week’s roundup from cities including London Erie and Indianapolis reports a ban on marbles seen as gambling, a measles quarantine mistaken as real in Erie, a mistaken detective agency pursuit ending in a kiss damage claim, a shantytown in Portland called doggy with a makeshift city hall, Oklahoma poised to repeal a duelling law, and Chicago golfers facing a spring in shorts due to mosquitoes and cool weather.
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