Salvation Army Campaign Reaches Twenty Percent Of Goal
The Salvation Army reports about 20 percent of its campaign target achieved with ten percent of workers reported. Capt. Bott thanked volunteers and listed numerous contributors to date at the campaign headquarters on North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Campaign
Salvation Army
John W. Rosenberger
John FP. Yare
Harry Yeakley
York
George York
North
Loudoun Street
Debate Over Opening Shenandoah to Carp Gigging Continues
The writer argues against permitting gigging of carp in the Shenandoah main stem and tributaries around Riverton Front Royal Luray Strasburg noting no scientific evidence carp destroy bass eggs. He cites studies, explains bass male nest guarding behavior and overlapping spawning seasons but distinct spawning grounds, and mentions observed carp spawning under logs and ledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleman’s Ferry
Shenandoah River
Berks
Eugene W. Surber
Riverton
Front Royal
Luray Strasburg
New York State
Berryville Youth Gets 60 Days For Check Violations
Linwood Hayton 23 faced a 60 day jail term and costs after being found guilty before Trial Justice L. C. Kackley on bad check charges. He passed a $30 bad check to W. Claude Owens and other small checks were traced to Edward P. Berlin. State Trooper E. P. Landers aided in the arrest. In a separate hearing, J. T. Lake was convicted of drunken driving and sentenced to 30 days plus $100 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Linwood Hayton
L. C. Kackley
Kackley
Hayton
W. Claude Owens
Edward P. Berlin
Harley R. Cheshire
E. P. Landers
Rackley
J. T. Lake
Indict Four In W P A Labor Probe
Federal grand jury in Indianapolis indicted Arthur V. Brown two bank presidents and four others on conspiracy to defraud the government by diverting W P A labor funds. Also named were Karl K. Kortepeter former Marion County W P A director Elizabeth C Claypool Arthur E T Teal a real estate operator and Charles E Jefferson former county official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arthur V. Brown
W. P. A. Labor
Karl K. Kortepeter
Marion County
Elizabeth C. Claypool
Arthur E. Ei
Charles E. Jefferson
Kiwanis Club Hears Frederick Kiwanis Leader Petrott
Frances Petrott, president of the Frederick Kiwanis Club and Maryland secretary, spoke at the local Kiwanis luncheon on Kiwanis International’s 26th anniversary. He was presented by F. Grove White of Stephens City, with Abe Ellen of Frederick and Louis Maphis of Washington, D. C. attending. Ansel Groves presided and M. B. Clowe won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Petrott
Frederick
Ansel Groves
Jack Hayley
M. B. Clowe
Banquet Set for Grace Lutheran Men’s Class Tomorrow
Members of the Men’s Bible Class at Grace Lutheran Church will meet in the church social room tomorrow at 7 pm for their 21st annual banquet. Rev. Carl A Honeycutt will preside, Rev. J A Keisler Jr will deliver invocation, and Mary Martha Class will provide the meal featuring roast turkey. Carl R Ritter will give the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Carl A. Eee
J. A. Keisler, Jr
Carl R. Ritter
Louis W. Kneiling
Merenes Castleman
C. §. Campbell
M. Cunder
Newton Snapp
Broke Funk
B. F. Davis
Frank Brown
Chas. W. Fries
J. H. Hottel
L W Kneiling
Geo. W. Jones
Carl A. Honeycutt
H K. Grove
Henkle Lamp
S. G. Miller
Paul Shearer
W. H. Bosserman
Shenandoah Production Credit elects officers today
At a board meeting the Shenandoah Production Credit Association elected D. W. Burruss of Mt. Jackson as president J. H. Funkhouser of Winchester as vice president and Julian A. Everly of Winchester as secretary-treasurer All officers have served since the 1934 organization The staff includes Rosabelle Dorsey Irene H Clark A S Brumback and Catherine Spiker Kibler Field offices began in 1937 serving Shenandoah Page Warren Clarke and Frederick counties Assets on January 1 totaled 409570 with a net value of 135845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
D. W. Burruss
Mt. Jackson
J. H. Funkhouser
Winchester
Julian A. Everly
Rosabelle Dorsey
Frederick County
Irene H. Clark
A.S. Brumback
Woodstock
Catherine Spiker Kibler
Shenandoah
Page
Warren
Clarke
Frederick
Polish Government in Exile Reports 18000 Poles Executed
A Paris white paper says German forces have executed 18000 Poles of all classes since Poland's occupation. It cites mass executions in markets, destruction of monuments and churches, and mass migrations by cattle car in sub zero weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poland
Sandomierz
Poznan
Germany
Bills Seek Safety Rules and Tax Hikes on Liquor and Traffic
A bill package would raise taxes on liquor and beer and require drivers to stop for stopped school buses. Pedestrians would face traffic controls at intersections, and vehicles would need better lighting and periodic safety inspections. A night speed limit reduction and a joint resolution inviting a State Department counselor to speak were also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Holleman
House
Senate
Francis Pickens Miller
R. Walton Moore
United States Department of State
Congress
State Governor Pushes Reorganization To Cut Costs
The governor urged sweeping state government reforms to replace inland fisheries, ocean fisheries and port duties with a conservation and development commissioner. He cites projected savings of at least 350000 per biennium and at least 250000 in future consolidation. He traces 1928 reforms and calls for improved management facilities.
Chamberlain Outlines War Effort and Neutral Rights
Prime Minister Chamberlain asserts Britain will sustain the war effort, notes purchases of empire wool for wartime and postwar, and defends neutral rights while avoiding belligerent ships or lost neutral lives. He references Hitler’s Berlin broadcast and secretive preparations for his anniversary rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hitlers
Third Term Move Is Side Tracked By Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers of America conference sidelined resolutions endorsing a Roosevelt third term and sent the issue to the international executive committee for action. The debate spanned over an hour and a half as the resolutions committee offered a substitute for many proposals. President John L. Lewis, six days earlier, predicted Roosevelt’s renomination would bring an overwhelming defeat to critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt
International Executive Committee For Action
John L. Lewho
Winchester Court Orders Estate Appraisement and Reports
In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court orders reference to a Master Commissioner to appraise Mary C Ryan's estate at her death, determine heirs and shares, settle executor M M Lynch's accounts, and address related matters. The date of commission is January 29 1940 with a February 20 1940 hearing at 4 North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
M. M. Lynch
Mary C. Ryan
Eva Fries
City of
Mary C. Rhyan
North
Loudoun Street
Ceomeity
Aig
W. Baker
Ceian M. Xe Lynch
Germany Claims Victory At Sea
Berlin reports in two days of shipping raids off Britain's coasts that 18 vessels were sunk nine Monday and nine yesterday. The high command notes seven armed merchant ships and two patrol boats destroyed, with another ship damaged, as Germany strengthens U boat defenses and air reconnaissance over the North Sea and English coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Britain
High Command
Adolf Hitler
Destrucon
German Bight
North Sea
English
Orkney
Thames
FIRST POULTRY P.O A. Meeting This Evening
A special meeting of the Patriotic Order of Americans will be held this evening at 8 o clock in the Odd Fellows Hall. All members are urged to attend as important business matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patriotic Order of Americans
Odd Fellows Hall
Prayer Service Honors Twenty Five Women At Lutheran Church
A special prayer service will be held tonight at 8 o clock in the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour. Twenty five women members will be honored for their work with quarters. The Rev. Mr. Lowe will deliver a sermon titled Ones Talent In The Vineyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of Our
Public Sale of Valuable Frederick County Lands
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on February 24 1940 will offer two Cedar Creek Grade tracts 61 and 80 acres adjoining Marker Pierce and others. Tract one features apple orchard with one road. tract two lies along Cedar Creek Grade with phrasing noting boundaries. A third of purchase price cash day of sale and balance in two equal installments via purchaser bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Marker
Winchester
Virginia
Cedar Creek
Frederick
Marker
Pierce, Steck
Augustus G. Pierce
Table Lane
Apple Orchard
Mrs Pollard Dies At 41 In Winchester
Mrs Gladys Phyllis Pollard of 32 East Clifford Street died this morning at 9 50 from complications after a period of ill health She was 41 and is survived by her husband Lewis A Pollard two sons W and Jack her mother Mrs Susan J Mason three sisters Miss India Mason Winchester Miss Dixin Mason New York City and Mrs Selah Cissel of Washington and a brother Frederick Mason of Winchester Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the East Clifford Street residence with Rev R A Whitten officiating Interment will take place in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Phyllis Pollard
East Clifford Street
Lewis A. Pollard
Jack
Susan J. Mason
India Mason
Winchester
Dixin Mason
New York City
Selah Cisse
Washington
Frederick Mason
Pollard
R. A. Whitten
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Shuler Rites Set in Mount Windsor area
Annie R Shuler of Mount Windsor died at her home at 6 05 pm after a illness of complications She was 75 widow of Phineas Shuler native of Hayfield daughter of Hiram Bowman Shenandoah County and Eliza Bowman She was a Lutheran Church member Services Friday at 2 pm Jones Funeral Home chapel Rev Carl Honeycutt will officiate Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Survived by eight grandchildren Martha Bowman Clyde Shuler LeRoy Shuler and others A sister Emma Bowman died 1939 Flowers omitted by request
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Shuler
Mount Wn
Shuler
Phineas Shuler
Hayfield
Hiram Bowman
Shenandoah County
Eliza Clowser Bowman
Rosenberger
Lutheran Church
Jones Funeral Home
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Answers to Today's Quiz on Page Four
Answers listed include Glacier as question 2 and 7 noting 14.7 pounds per square inch. Andre Francois-Poncet is named for question 6. The phonetic spelling E-the'-re-al is given for question 8. Spain remained neutral in question 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier
Andre Francois-Poncet
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W. M. Bott
John P. Allen
B. Arthur, Jr
J. T. Boyd
James Brittingram
Fred Boyd
P. Boyd
Eve
Ann Breck
Minnie Baker
Stewart Bell
Co. Batt
W. E. Bridgeforth
W. W. Baker
R. T. Bryarly
Baileyers
John C. Blackburn
J Akburn
L. Marshall Boyd
Goldie Brown
W. R. Barney
George Baetjer Hartford Baker
Richard Brown
J Lié Blocen
Nannie Cooper
Cammet 'Tire Co
W. E. Cooper
F. A. Crisman
Chapman Motor Co
E. B. Cooper
J. Clayton Cochran
Erry T. Cook
Chas F. Coffman
Ont
B. B. Dutton
W. L. Dudley
I. E. Dickenson
Eugene F Dearing
C. A. Davis
E Cmgman Eddy
C. W. Eldredge
H. D. Puller
Chas
J. Car
Henry Gilpin
Wendell
John Glaize
Clifford Grim
Miss . Gray
John D. Glover
A. Gibson
Mary
Se Green
Frank N. Hack. Hollis
Burr P. Har
Edw
J. Harris
J. C . Joseph Hodgson
Ivé
al B
H. Jackson
Abner I. Johnto Courtney Jones,Jr
Johnson
J. Luth
K . E Shoe Store
Phillip Klompus
F. A. Lafitte, Wamabanrece Jr
D. O. Louder
Mr. McMullan
W.P. McGuire
Hunter McGuire
J. B. McKee
Bennett J. McCarthy
F. I. McClure
D. McFadden
Kate Miller
Earl L. Mason
J. E. Madden
H. L. March
Harry Nelson
Irvan R. O'Connell
Arthur C Oates
P. W. Plumley
Earl Parsons
Pifer Printing
W. Lomax Parker
Thurman Pierce
Mrs. Johnberger
Chester L
Eneth Rush
H. P. Rhodes
John
Ed. Sartelle
A. K. Sirbaugh
M. K. Shirkey
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Solenberger & Co
Katharine Stokes
Leon Slavin
John Skalak
Earl Shade
Peggy Snider
Harry Schmidt
H. C. Sheetz
G. T Strider
C. H
George Tyler
W. L. Tyson
Ward Thresh
V. Dr. Orville — Deusen
Workingman’s Store
Edlovitch
P. B. Wright
John C. Woolfolk
F. Grove White
Harry Willis
W. R. Willis
VapoRus
Lauritz Melchior
Erich Leinsdorf
Metropolitan
Met
New York
Kirsten Flagstad
Edward Johnson
Miss Flagstad
Melchior
Winchester Business College For Information
Clarke County News Service
Parlett Funeral Home
Gainesboro
Kiwanis Club
Petrott
Maryland
Rev
L. F. Koon
Production Credit
Julian A Everly
United Miners
Convention Resolutions Committee
National Bureau of Standards
George Washington
William Williams
Masonic Memorial
Alexandria
Poultry P.O A
Omar Khayyam
PRI Store. Inc
Wen
Lewis Pollard
Spain
Wright Arch Preserver
Lovett
Safe and
A. F. Rees, Inc
Leesburg, VA
Berryville, VA
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