Front Royal Society and Local Appointments Watch
Front Royal list notes William Shacklette visiting sister Mae Lehew with son Sidney. Notaries public post goes to R Lewin Eastham. John Burns Earle Jr. recovering after appendectomy in Winchester hospital. Re indexing county records underway on Manor avenue with Hugh E Naylor and others.
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Front Royal
William Shacklette
Washington, D. C
Mae Lehew
Sidney
John Burns Earle, Jr
John Earle
Winchester Hospital
Hugh E. Naylor
Ray Borden
Vanessa Kittleberger
Cora Jane Reid
Manor Avenue
Woodberry Forest Beats Randolph-Macon Academy 41 28
In Front Royal on January 31 Woodberry Forest defeated Randolph-Macon Academy 41 to 28. Stegeman led Woodberry for the first three periods while Remmel and Lyon each scored seven. The locals out-scored Woodberry 16 to 12 in the final ten minutes.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Woodberry Forest
Stegeman
Woodberry
Remmel
Lyon
Public To Inspect Municipal Building
Front Royal reports the town manager L B Dutrow moved into the Municipal building on Royal Avenue. James Meigs the park superintendent and architect will occupy offices in the building. On Monday night the Town Council the Town Manager and the Relief Fire Department will hold an At Home for the general public.
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Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
Royal Avenue
James Meigs
Relief Fire Department
Pneumonia Fatal Claim County Native Chester Cornwell
Chester Cornwell, about 45, engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio railway, died in Hagerstown Maryland from pneumonia. He was son of the late W E Cornwell and Mrs Emma Cornwell of this county and survived by a widow, three children, two brothers, two sisters, and two Frederick County relatives. Funeral details were unavailable but service is planned for Sunday in Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
Chester Cornwell
W. E. Cornwell
Emma Cornwell
Cornwell
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Stephens City
Stephens City. Mrs. Cornwell
Berryville Pike
Doris
Phyllis
Chester Cornwell, Jr
William Cornwell
Frederick County
Mitchell Cornwell
Glenn Allamong
Louise Cornwell
Local Social Notes from High View Virginia
High View Virginia residents share weekend visits with relatives in Boyce and at the homes of Broy White and Grim families. Visitors include Earl Huff Garland Broy and families plus J E White Cyrus Ebersole Harley Grim Isabelle Koenig Vada Conner Aubrey Grim and Gervis Grim.
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High View
Earl Huff
Mary Anna
Boyce
Garland Broy
Avis
Nancy Lee
John Broy
J. E. White
Cyrus Ebersole
Harley Grim
Marvin Grim
Isabelle Koenig
Julia Grim
Isaac Grim
Vada Conner
O. L. Grim
Aubrey and
Gervis Grim
Baltimore Market Reports Clear Signals For Livestock And Produce
Baltimore markets show mixed activity with produce prices steady to firm on items like potatoes and sweet potatoes, while cattle and hogs show varying demand. Chicago futures mirror strength in hogs and a softer tone for cattle, with fat lambs in demand and grain markets firm in Winnipeg and Liverpool.
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Baltimore
Maine
Mountains
U. S
New York
Virginia
Jerseys
Nancy Halls
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Aeri
Chicago
U. 8S
Dept
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago Jan. 31. Over topping $1.00, wheat late today reached $1.00 1-4 for May contracts. Threats of a coalition between farm and bonus blocks in Congress to get currency inflation ex-aimed at measures and futures movements, with grain prices showing volatility and traders monitoring market signals.
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Chicago
Congress
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Governor Questions in Hauptman Case Bring New Angles
The governor presses Hauptman inquiry with 12 points seeking details on possible accomplices, alleged discrepancies in Dr. Condon statements, gang contacts, the J J Faulkner ransom deposit, and police theory shifts after Hauptmann's capture. The prosecution cites records showing rapid replies to the questions and a lengthy statement accompanying the governor’s letter to Schwarzkopf.
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Schwarzkopf
Hauptman
Hoffman
John F. Condon
Jaffie
Market closes with gains across metals oils and rails
New York stock session shows broad strength with fractions to two point advances led by motors steels rails utilities and oils. Beth Steel highlights year profits at best since 1930 while transfers reach about 3 million shares and foreign exchange edges firmer on sterling and franc.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
al. Chem
Tel
A. T
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Can. Gas
Gen. Elec
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvester
Johns Man
Mont.Ward
N. Y. Cent
Penn R. R
Sears Roebuck
Ltd. Oil N. J
Texas Corp
UN. Pac
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Governor Labels Testimony as Incontrovertible Proof
The report quotes the governor describing the testimony as incontrovertible proof and notes Hauptman was not the only person involved in the crime, with others connected to the case.
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Hauptman
Bank Qualifies As Special Commissioner In Estate
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company qualified as special commissioner for the Peyton N. Bowers estate by posting a $2,000 bond. Ada S. Strother offered $3,700 for the property at 525 Fairmont Avenue, deemed fair per court decree. Bowers and Anna M. Bowers, both deceased, had bought the property from H. R. Kern and H. C. Stouffer in a deed dated November 1, 1919.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Peyton N. Bowers
Ada S. Strother
Fairmont Avenue
Bowers
Anna M. Bowers
H. R. Kern
H. C. Stouffer
Brigadier General William Mitchell Severely Ill in New York
Brigadier General William Mitchell former assistant chief of the Army air services is confined at Doctors Hospital in New York City reported as seriously ill by friends. At the hospital inquiries received the word that he is resting.
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New York
William Mitchell
Army Air Services
Doctors’ Hospital
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