Glass Estate Divided Among Heirs in Frederick County
Judge Philip Williams confirms the commissioners report settling the will of W W Glass Sr. seven heirs receive two estates Rose Hill and Glen Burnie with detailed partitions. The 1934 orchard crops income is to be shared among the heirs. Mrs Katherine Glass Greene receives a large share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Frederick County
W. W. Glass
Katherine Glass Greene
Robert McC. Glass
Susan Glass Strider
Harriett Glass Davis
J. Wood Glass
T. R. Glass
W. W. Glass, Jr
Harry L. McCann
C. J. Brumback
E. M. Funk
H. Clay de Grange
S. M. Chiles
Rose Hill
Glen Burnie
Shawnee District
Ancestral Glass
Valley Creek Beer Garden Opens July 4 At Cook's Station
Valley Creek Beer Garden opens July 4 at Cook's Service Station on Valley Pike. Dine and dance featured. Operated by Frenchy. Event runs 7 2 1p 1t with activities throughout the day.
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Valley Creek
Cook’s
Valley Pike
Frenchy
Public Auction of Ramsburg Property at County Court House
In front of the county court house on Saturday July 7 at 12 noon an auction will sell the C W Ramsburg business property on Fast Piccadilly street. The lot measures 27 feet 6 inches by 120 feet with one third cash due day of sale and the balance in 1 2 and 3 years secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Duvall Dunn, Auctioneers. 6-29-30 July 2 5 6 1p 5t.
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County Court House
Piccadilly Street
C. W. Ramsburg
For Sale Upright Piano and Furniture Set
For sale upright piano corner cupboard and mahogany chest of drawers. Apply 422 5 Cameron Street or phone 439 W. Sale notice dated June 22.
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Cameron St
Special vaine silk hose offered at Moling and Cather
Exclusive listing notes special vaine silk hose priced at 59 cents per pair. Includes a 7.2 to 1 plait detail for quality and styling from Moling and Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling and
Cather
Stroke Fatal to Charles E Brown Retired Glover
Charles E Brown a Winchester glove maker died at 11 30 AM after a stroke that paralyzed his vocal organs. He aged 80 1 he had lived in Winchester most of his life and worked with the Gratchen Glove Company. He is survived by widow Grace H Brown two daughters two sons and a sister. Funeral at 4 PM Tuesday from his home with services by Rev FE McGukin. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Brown
Winchester
East
Cork Street
Mr. Brown
FE. B. MceGukin
Loundoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Brown
Mount Hebron Cemetery
A. D. Henkel
Harry H. Willis
J. S. Haldeman
J. Madison Spurr
Henry Pope
McKim Diffenderfer
WV Man Henry Snyder Dies After Car Crash
Henry Snyder, about 25, died at Memorial Hospital after a skull fracture and severe injuries from a late Saturday night crash on the Wardensville Moorefield road. He lingered Sunday afternoon before death. A companion, Howard Tharpe, was lightly injured. Snyder was married with two young children and leaves a widow and relatives in Wardensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Snyder
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Snyder
Wardensville- Moorefield Road
Snyder
Howard Tharpe
Branson Snyder
Wardensville
City Manager Seeks Pure Water Amid Hog Problem
The Star publishes a citizens’ statement on Shawnee Springs hogs near Winchester’s water supply. It recalls ordinance from 1931 prohibiting hogs for commercial purposes, earlier health board advice, and a 1926 council resolution about city land leased from the B and O Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Shawnee Springs
Shryock
Winchester
Board of Health
Women’s Civic League
Walker Bond
Fred Robinson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Final Summons Comes To Aged Blind Resident
Thomas O Leary aged 76 longtime Winchester resident died yesterday at his sister in laws home after a health decline sped by heat He had been blind for years and worked many years for the city He was a devout Catholic and veteran Friendship Fire Company member The funeral will be at Sacred Heart Church Tuesday with a requiem mass and family plot interment, pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Leary
Winchester
Daniel O’leary
South Kent Street
O’leary
Daniel and
Harriet Hooper O'Leary
Ireland
Frederic County
California
Church of the Sacred Heart
Friendship Fire Company
Tmele Tom
Wincheser
Mollie O'Leary
Fred Cochran
Mary Patton
Adams Seabright
Ursula O’leary
Bernard O Leary
Richmond
Maurice O Leary
Philadelphia
Joseph, Robert and
Arthur O’leary
Carl O'Leary
Middletown
George H. Eagle
O'Leary
Sacred Heart Church
Paul V. Heler
Stewart Grim
Burton Ritter
John Mason John L. Shine
Fred. Whitacre
William T. Sullivan
OConnell Family Plans Fourth of July Holiday Trip
Mr and Mrs Irvin OConnell and son Irvan Jr expect to depart tomorrow evening for a visit with relatives and friends at Severe Park and Baltimore Md On their return they will be joined by their daughter Beatrice Heath OConnell who has been visiting at Severne Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin O’connell
Irvan, Jr
Severe Park
Baltimore
Beatrice Heath O'Connell
Severne Park
Flying Brooklyn Pop Makers Land After Fuel Leak
Brooklyn soda pop brothers Joseph and Benjamin Adamowicz diverted to a potato field near Crossen Germany due to a faulty gasoline pipe. They reported aiming to repair the line by 4 p.m. and continue toward Warsaw after earlier landings at Flers France and Harbor Grace Newfoundland.
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Flying
Brooklyn
Tormn
Poland
Joseph
Benjamin Adamowicz
Warsaw
Europe
Atlantic
Ocean
Crossen
Germany
Paris
Flers
France
Harbor Grace
N. F
Notice Cook's Service Garage Reduction in Prices
Cook's Service Garage offers day and night service and lower prices. They speculatively handle all makes of trucks and advertise reduced costs to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's Service
Modern Attractive Glasses by Hodgson & Brown
Modern glasses add dignity and charm while reflecting the latest styles. They promise comfort for the eyes from Hodgson and Brown, registered optometrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson & Brown
New Deal Lunch Plate Lunch and Beer Prices Displayed
Plate lunch priced at 25 cents with beer at 10 cents a bottle. The listing notes a sequence 7 2 1p 11t, indicating hours or codes for serving times.
Shryock Case Involves Hogs Near Shawnee Springs
Former mayor F Amos Shryock faced Police Court on whether hogs may roam near Shawnee Springs. Judge Weems took the contract with the city under advisement while considering changes to Shryock's abattoir and hog houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .Amos Shryock
Donald L. Weems
Shawnee Springs
Shryock
T. W. Harrison
Harrison
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
C. W. Hollis
Holmes Conrad Dies Suddenly in Macomb Illinois
Holmes Conrad a son of the late Major and Mrs Holmes Conrad of Winchester died suddenly in Macomb Illinois on a Saturday. He practiced law in Chicago and elsewhere and is survived by his widow a son Lieut George Bryan Conrad and siblings Col Bryan Conrad and two sisters. Funeral will be held in Macomb with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Macomb
Ill
Conrad
George Bryan Conrad
United States Army
Highlands Fall
N. Y
West Point
Col
Bryan Conrad
Richmond
Carter B
Augusta F. Conrad
Washington, D. C
Robert Y. Conrad
France
Chicago
Mr. Conrad
Cameron Street
Old Winchester Academy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Massey
Winchester Inn
South Stewart Street
Bar of
Virginia
Asheville
N. C
New York
Violation of Speed Ball Rule Reported
Jack Widmyer president of the City Speed Ball League warns that a player is being used on more than one team. If the practice continues the offending team will be declared in fault and forfeit the game 9 to 0. All teams are advised of the rule before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Widmyer
City Speed Ball League
Twilight Leaguers To Meet Tonight
A meeting of the Twilight Baseball League occurs tonight at 8 in the Men's Athletic Club rooms on West Boscawen Street with full attendance needed for important business. At 6 this evening the Bantam Boys play O Sullivan A. C. in a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Baseball League
West Boscawen Street
Bantam Boys
O’sullivan A. C
O Sullivan Loses To Frederick In Park Diamond Tilt
The O Sullivans Athletic Club lost 13 to 9 to Frederick Md Blue Ridge Leaguers on the Park diamond Saturday. Both teams exchanged heavy hits as they pounded the ball to all corners with no other details available today.
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O'Sullivan Athletic Club
Frederick. Md
Blue Ridge
Park
Williams Will Sound Keynote At University
R Gray Williams of Winchester will welcome delegates at the Institute of Public Affairs in McIntire Theatre. Williams serves on the UVA affiliated committee and will introduce a discussion on the social philosophy of the New Deal versus Jeffersonian democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star University
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Newcomb
University of Virginia
McIntire
Institute of Public Affairs
Williams
Board of Visitors
Dean Maphis
Maphis
Conoco Opens Central Service Station in Winchester
Conoco opens the first complete Continental Oil Company station in Winchester at Cam ron and Gerard streets. Bevereley Wright says the new site from H. M. Sartelle features a full washing and greasing room with Jack and Robert Riley in charge and a white building with green trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Continental Oil Company
Camron
Gerard Streets
Bevereley Wright
H. M. Sartelle
Jack
Robert Riley
Mr. Wright
Square Dance at Winchester Park Wednesday Night
Another square dance will be given at the Winchester Park pavilion Wednesday evening with the Apple Blossom Ramblers providing the music. Last Thursday night about 150 couples attended the free square dance, prompting Park Association officials to note strong turnout and openness to occasional free events if crowds support the paid dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park Pavilion
Apple Blossom Ramblers
Park Association
Phantom Like Madman Kills Steel Firm Worker in Ohio
In Steubenville Ohio a masked assailant killed two Wheeling Steel open hearth workers William Messer 30 and Ray Kockendorfer 38 as they reported for work. A prior shooting wounded Fred Melchimer 38 in January and James Barnett 28 was shot but survived in March. A fellow worker James Stewart chased the shooter who fled toward the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Wheeling Steel Corporation
William Messer
Ray Kockendorfer
Fred Melchimer
Company
James Barnett
James Stewart
German President threatens siege as Papen safety in doubt
Berlin July 2 President von Hindenburg who is ill warned the Reichswehr to protect Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen from harm and urged his safety amid reports he would resign or be ousted at Chancellor Hitler's urging. Hermann Göring tipped to succeed Papen. Hindenburg praised Hitler’s leadership while ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Geering
Paul von Hinderberg
Germany
von Hindenberg
Neudeck
South End Hose Co Meeting Promises Pump Preview
South End Hose Co invites members to a Monday night meeting on July 2 to view a new pump. Entertainment committee promises a surprise. Secretary notes dates 6 29 30 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose CO
Yard Party at Opequon Chapel on Thursday Night
An event listed for Thursday night at Opequon Chapel with a rain date the following night. Details are brief and include time window 7 to 9? and 1p? unclear due to OCR. The notice signals a local gathering with potential weather backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Chapel
Benefit for Eastern Star Judge Tavenner's Lawn
A benefit event for the Eastern Star organized by Judge Tavenner's lawn appears in the notice with dates from July 5 through July 2 of the next week, with a 1 pm start time. The fragmented text lists Albin as a participant or location feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Tavenner
Albin
Fourth of July Quiet Bathing Beach Event
Special notice invites all to celebrate Independence Day at Berry's Ferry Bathing Beach with rowboats motor boats baseball lunch tables and refreshments. Donald W. Patton merchant signs as organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry’s Ferry
Donald W. Patton
Mer
Picnic yard party offer at Garber Ice Cream Corp
C E Garber manager invites readers to visit Garber Ice Cream Corp at 215 S Market St for ice cream before buying elsewhere. Advertisement notes dates Monday and Thursday at 1 pm and emphasizes potential savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Garber
Garber Ice Cream Corp
S. Market Street
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GLASS
Mrs. Greene
Duvall & Dunn
THE
Evening Star
Chas. E. Brown
Glover
William D
Ann Brown
William C. Gratchen Glove Company
Gratchen
Rouss Fire Company
West Virginia
Mr. Pilcher
WEEMS
Mr. Shryock
John H. Rosenberger
Percy Miller
Fred W. Forney
Macomb, Ill
Twilight Leaguers
O’ Sullivan
Frederick
University
Conoco
Vienna
Munich
Klausener
Cherries Nicodemus Orchard
White Palace
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