Five True Bills Are Returned To Court In Clarke County
Clarke County Circuit Court at Berryville returns four indictments and sets two civil actions for March. Charges include Raleigh Elsen for shooting Elwood Wiley, an assault with intent to kill W. M. Johnson, and break in with stolen cigarettes at D Wisecarver’s station. Dr Chester Wainwright, a suspect in a theft case, faces further proceedings. A $600 damage suit against Mr and Mrs Randolph and Mrs Rosalie Randolph Sr. stems from a collision on Millwood Berryville road. A $50,000 suit by Alfred M Kerfoot against Kerfoot for assault and slander is set for March 25. Grand jury members are Clay Carr Charles Fishpaw H L Pipher Walter Anderson and Frank Galloway. Upcoming events include Clarke County Game Protective Association banquet February 21 at Battletown Inn and Handley High School principal Garland R Quarles named guest speaker for Berryville Chamber of Commerce luncheon February 3.
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Berryville
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Raleigh Elsen
Elwood Wiley
W. M. Johnson
Bud
Jack Willis
Allison Hill
D. Wisecarver
Chester Wainwright
Charles Town
P. C. Randolph
Rosalie O'Fallon Randolph
Percy Randolph
Millswood
Alfred M. Kerfoot
R. F. Jones
Kerfoot
Jones
Clay Carr
Charles Fishpaw
H L. Pipher
Walter Anderson
Frank Galloway
Clarke County Game Protective Association
Funeral Rites for Late Mr. Miller
Funeral services for Arthur Miller a Frederick county farmer who died last Wednesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital were held Saturday at St John s Lutheran Church. Pastor C E Seatrunk officiated as mourners from West Virginia Maryland and Washington DC attended. The church was full despite severe weather and many floral tributes were sent. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Arthur Miller
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. E. Seatrunk
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Hable's Palace and Racing Luck at the Palace
Richard Arlen stars in The Calling of Dan Matthews at Hable's Palace with Charlotte Wynters Donald Cook and Douglass Dumbrille. Screen thrills include a Fox news reel The Voice of Experience and a comedy. Bill Boyd stars in Racing Luck at Palace Friday with The Phantom Empire cartoon and Amateur Night.
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Richard Arlen
Harold Bell Wright
Dan Matthews
Palace
Bill Boyd
Charlotte Jail Has Attractions For A M Sherlin
Avery Martin Sherlin, 31, with a suspended Berryville armory pistol theft sentence, is confined in Charlotte. He confessed after arrest and helped recover 13 stolen automatic guns, then tried multiple times to jail himself by committing petty thefts and shoplifting before being captured.
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Avery Martin Sherlin
Harrisonburg
Berryville
Charlotte
N. C
Associated Press
Sherlin
Clark and Coble Fill Bonus Bond Applications
A misunderstanding over two identical surnames led to confusion about who filled first for the bonus baby bonds. Rev. E. T. Clark and A. Lee Coble both submitted applications at the Kiwanis luncheon yesterday. Dr. Hugh Clark says he will not apply soon.
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Star
Hugh Clark
Mr. Clark
Coble
Two Brief Jail Terms for Petit Larceny Sentences
Carroll Patton received 15 days in jail plus a $10.25 fine for petit larceny and drunkenness. Clarence Whitlock was sentenced to 10 days in jail for larceny of coal from the Baltimore and Ohio yards and ordered to pay costs.
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Carroll Patton
Clarence Whitlock
Baltimore and Ohio
Death summons Miss Lela Pitt of Baltimore
Mrs. Hunter M. Stine of Fort Collier Farm reports the death of Miss Lela Cole Pitt in Baltimore at the Woman's Hospital after a period of illness. Funeral was held at the Mitchell Home. Miss Pitt, a member of Maryland's old families, aided Red Cross during World War I and had many friends in Winchester and nearby. Her relatives include several Baltimore businessmen and Cornelius Magus Cole, long registrar of wills.
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Hunter M. Stine
Maryland
Baltimore
Tive
Red Cross
Miss Pitt
Winchester
Stine
Fort Collier
Cornelius Magus Cole
Loeb’s Slayer Hard To Handle Says An Uncle
The uncle and aunt of James Day 23 Chicago killed Richard Loeb at Statesville prison near Joliet Illinois say he was always hard to handle Day had a police record dating to 1928 when he was sent to a school for incorrigible boys Day was born in Lynchburg Virginia four months after his father died
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Chicago
James Day
Richard Loeb
Statesville
Joliet
Ill
Day
Bobby Franks
James
Lynchburg
Thomas A. Brooks
Remarried Later Life of a Troubled Relative
The speaker recalls a relative who remarried, died in 1921, and caused concern for his sister Mabel. They tried to care for him to keep him out of mischief, but he grew into a thief and then a hold-up man, with no further help possible.
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Mabel
6000 Birthday Dances Planned Across Nation
An army of dances planned to exceed five million attendees marks President Roosevelt's fifty fourth birthday. Col Henry L Doherty chairs the ball committee and estimates over 6000 parties nationwide from barn dances to formal balls scheduled for tonight.
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New York
Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
More Adults Enter UC Education Programs
Berkeley report shows adult enrollment in the University of California extension courses rising 33 percent last year, overtaking youthful admissions as a growing trend in higher education.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
New Parkway Renamed Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia
Roanoke officials announce the Shenandoah Great Smoky Mountains Parkway will be renamed the Blue Ridge Parkway. The route extends from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia toward Mount Mitchell and the Craggy Pisgah ranges in North Carolina, with a planned Shenandoah Drive within the park.
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Roanoke
Blue One Mountains
Ginia
Blue Ridge Parkway
Shenandoah-Great Smoky Mountains
Deae of Interior
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge
Virginia
Mount Mitchell Drive
North Carolina
Craggy
Pisgah Ranges
De Soto Crossing Reenacted in Helena for Arkansas Birthday
Helena hosts a June pageant reenacting Hernandez De Soto crossing the Mississippi as part of Arkansas 100th birthday celebrations. Catholics portray cavaliers and Indians in period costumes to mark the historic event.
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Helena
Ark
Hernandez de Soto
Arkansas
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Berryville Commerce Chamber
Mr. Miller
Hable’s Palace
A. M. Sherlin
E. T. Clark
A. Lee
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Capitol Greyhound
Washington
Miss Lela
Pitt
Loeb
N. Loudoun St
Blue Mountain
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Castoria
Anne Windsor Tissue
BAKER
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