Local NRS To Close Front Royal Office And Nine Others
Front Royal Va Jan 31 The National Reemployment Service will be eliminated along with ten other sub offices including Culpeper Courtland Front Royal Covington Farmville Martinsville Salem Tazewell Keller Suffolk and Pearsburg About twenty eight workers will lose jobs and the payroll will drop from 10500 to just over 7000 monthly This reduces the 110 offices set up for the emergency service to 23 The permanent state employment service is not affected by the move which targets the temporary reemployment unit.
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Front Royal
Front Royal National
Frank Rector
A. Cavedo
Culr
Courtland
Covington
Farmville
Martinsville
Salem
Tazewell
Keller
Suffolk
Pearlsburg
Federal
Luray Defeats Park Bowlers In Local Match
Luray bowling team defeated Park Theatre 2816 to 2789 for its third win and one defeat. K Campbell led Luray with a 150 game and 578 series, followed by Estep 576 and Forbes 576. A return match with Luray is planned. Park Five faces Warrenton tonight.
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Front Royal
Park Theatre
Luray
Park Five
K. Campbell
Estep
Forbes
Warrenton
President's Birthday Ball Draws Large Crowd at Warren School
The Charity Dance at Warren County High School auditorium drew one of the season's largest crowds. Music by Bill Baldwin and his Ambassadors. Attendees from Rappahannock Loudoun and nearby counties supported the event.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Bill Baldwin
Rappahannock Loudoun
Luttrell Group Challenged Again Debate Set Next Thursday
The Luttrells face a debate in the southern county section with Ford and Ernest B. Luttrell supporting the resolution that pursuit affords more happiness than possession while J W Larrick and Fahnestock oppose.
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Luttrell Group
Luttrells
Couny
Bryarly’s
Ford
Ernest B. Luttrell
J. W. Larrick
Fahnestock
Cadets Fall to Swavely on Manassas Court
Randolph-Macon basketball team lost to Swavely Prep 35 to 24 in a game played yesterday afternoon on the Manassas court in Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon
Swavely Prep
Manassas Court
Abductor Joseph Perdue Charged After Morganfield Woman Hurt
21 year old Joseph Perdue was under arrest in Evansville Indiana on kidnapping charges. One alleged victim, Mrs Morgan B Hammack of Morganfield Kentucky, was reported near death from a crash after being forced at pistol point to drive toward Evansville. The Hammacks were pursued for 38 miles before Sheriff John Luttrell’s deputies overtook the car.
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Joseph Perdue
Evansville
Ind
Morgan B. Hammack
Morganfield
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
State Senator A. G. Weaver is in Richmond on business. Edgar Rohr visits his parents, L. B. Rohr. Q D Gasque is confined at home with a severe cold. Capt Chester Wiling ham of Fort Myer will weekend with Capt John L. DeWitt. Dr E L Grubbs dined with C A Kidd. Mrs George Riddick remains ill at home. Benjamin Atwood to visit brother Horace Atwood in Baltimore. Maurice Shirey substitutes for Mrs Riddick at Warren County High School. Helen and Betty Wall of Washington visit E J Williams. Violette Collins attended the President's Birthday Ball at Shoreham Hotel. Lewis Wallihan returns to Richmond after visit. Mrs G E A Reinburg is severely ill at home. Mrs R E Purdum to entertain at bridge Saturday. Leroy Baxley of Markham visits town. Mrs C A Duke hosts at home. Warren County High School teams play Berryville tomorrow at R M A gym.
Virginia teachers bridge old values with new state curriculum
Teachers confront the challenge of combining essential subject matter with new activity periods and integrated materials. At Harrisonburg, Winchester, Covington, and Monterey training sessions help about 200 educators observe and discuss implementation under state curriculum revisions.
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Virginia
State Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Covington
Monterey
Army Air Corps Develops Secret New Motor Fuel
New York January 30 the Army Air Corps describes a secret fuel called 100 Octane that adds about 30 miles per hour to certain pursuit plane speeds. Lieut P D Klein notes current gasolines top out at 80 Octane and tests show higher power with the new fuel, though engine changes remain undecided. Experts predict engine modifications may follow once 100 Octane becomes regular.
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New York
Army Air Corps
Thai Saksik
Lieut
P. D. Klein
Klein
Air Corps
W. Laurence Lepage
Day & Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Lepage
Kellett Auto Gyro Corporation
Rockingham County Farmer Sells 5 Percheron Horses
Five pure bred Percheron horses raised in Rockingham sold by H W Baker near Cross Keys for over 1400. A 1700 pound mare fetched 350 from North Carolina State College which also bought a stallion. D Paul McNabb of Bell Air Md bought a 2-year-old mare. Baker noted strong demand for work horses and ongoing sales plans.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham
H. W. Baker
Cross Keys
Eee Eae
State of
North
Roche
State Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying
North Carolina State College
D. Paul McNabb
Baker
We ? Horse
Chicago
H. WieBak
North Carolina
Buoys Guide Channel Navigation and Marking
Red buoys typically nun buoys with even numbers should be kept to the starboard or bright hand. Black buoys, usually can or conical shapes, indicate the left side of the channel. Stop and follow channel markers to avoid obstructions or shoals.
Guests of Washington Wives Attend Capitol Luncheon
Mrs. John N. Garner and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrive at the capitol as guests of the wives of congressmen for the annual luncheon.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Notice of Personal Responsibility by Grayson Byrd
A brief legal notice states that Grayson Byrd will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. The sole signer asserts personal liability and disclaims obligation for others' debts.
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Grayson Byrd
Public Sale of R. C. McDonald Property
A public auction of R. C. McDonald and Micleta H. McDonald's Frederick County Virginia land, secured by a $2900 debt, is set for 11:00 AM February 28, 1935, at the County Courthouse in Winchester. Two tracts totaling 162 acres dispute with saving easements, conducted by substitute trustee Harry R. Kern Jr. and Dunn & Duvall auctioneers. One third cash, balance in two annual payments with 6 percent interest, insured by deed of trust and buildings, terms per Deed.
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R. C. McDonald
Micleta H. McDonald
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Union Trust Company
Chancery
Harry R. Stern, Jr
Winchester
Woods Mill Road
A. T. Jones
Jones S
Stone Corner
Dunn & Jordan
Dunn
Dunn & McBann
McBann
Kemp
Jones
Griffith
Elliott
H. H. Baker
Dunn’s
Dunn and Griffilith
W. S. Allen
Harry R. Kern, JR
Dunn & Duvall
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Warren County Bureau
The
Winchester Evening Star
WM. Herring
Telephone Front Royal 213
Warren County
A. G. Weaver
Richmond
Busiess
Edgar Rohr
Mrs. L. 8. Rohr
Mr. Q. D. Gasque
Chester Wilingham
Fort Myer
John L. DeWitt
E. L. Grubbs
C. A. Kidd
George Riddick
Benjamin Atwood
Horace Atwood
Baltimore
Maurice Shirey
Helen and
Betty Wall
Mrs
E. J. Williams
Violette Collins
Shoreham Hotel
Lewis Wallihan
R. E. Purdum
Bridge
Leroy Baxley
Markham
C. A. Duke
Berryville
R. M. A. Gymn
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Rockingham County
Frederick Coiny
Eistherine M. Anthony
Virgin Buchan
Angs
Monroes
Cuvington
Walter J. Gifford
Clyde P. Shorts
sy @ying
Eeane State Teachers College
State Board of Education
II Institute
Rockingham Co. Farmer
W. Baker
Ellis McFarland
Petcheron Horse Association of America
Patcheron Bers
Highhope
Mrs. Garner
Mrs. Roosevelt
Vicks VaroRva
Coffman
R. C. McDonald Property
SANCO
New England
Phillips Delicious
Gibraltar
Asparagus Campbell’s Soups
Stokely
Limas
Stokely’s Tomatoes
Hershey
Hillcrest Peaches
Libby
Sauer Kraut
Stokely’s
Sanitary
Jell-O
Walter Baker
California
Kraft
Phillip
Lang
Sauerkraut
Sanico
Pia
van Camp
Sunkist
Calif
Lemons
Chuck
Tanico
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