Mack Noonan Dies While On Tour Bus Tour
Mack Noonan a prominent livery and taxi operator in Winchester Virginia dies at 53 from heart disease while touring with Wisconsin travelers. He had modernized his livery to motor buses and served as manager of the Union Bus Terminal and later the George Washington Hotel terminal before his death. He is survived by his wife Spell Haddox and daughter Mrs. George R. Barr, with services planned at No. 120 North Braddock Street.
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Poration
Northern Virginia
William McKenzie
West Boscawen Street
Noonan
McKinzie
Northern
Virginia
West Virginia
Winchester
Old Taylor Hotel
James Batholomew Noonan
Ireland
Mack Noonan
Union Bus Terminal
Piccadilly
North Braddock Streets
Eastern Public Service Corporation
Eastern Lines
George Washington Hotel
Wisconsin
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
McKenzie
H. S. Pifer
Mr. Noonan
James Bartholomew
Isabel Clarke Noonan
Miss Spell Haddox
J. P. Haddox
George R. Barr
John T. Noonan
Frederick County
Martin Noonan
Norfolk
Death summons Mrs W C Cabell DAR officer
Mrs Mary Virginia Eilet Cabell a DAR charter member widow of William D Cabell of Norwood Nelson County Virginia and last surviving child of Col Charles Ellet builder of the first suspension bridge across Niagara Falls was buried in Berryville Green Hill Cemetery aged 89 Funeral services were held at Grace Episcopal Church and she died in Michigan City Indiana She is survived by children Elvira and Margaret Cabell of Chicago Mrs Linton Hopkins of Atlanta Major Charles Ellet Cabell of Alexandria and a step daughter Mrs A Moore Jr of Berryville Numerous out of town attendees and pallbearers from Washington and Alexandria attended the funeral crediting her long service to the Norwood school and DAR origins
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Berryville
Mary Virginia Eilet Cabell
William D. Cabell
Norwood
Nelson County
Virginia
Charles Ellet
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Grace Episcopal Church
Louis Tucker
Green Hill Cemetery
Harrison
Cabell
Washam
Indiana
Elvira
Margaret Cabell
Chicago
Lincoln Hopkins
Atlanta
C. E. Cabell
E. M. Calloway
Alexandria
Willoughby Sharpe
Natural Bridge
Ellen Garnett
H. S. Stavenn
Washington
William Cabell Moore
Charles Ellet Cabell
Joseph ¥. Moore
Everett McC. Calloway
United States Marine Corps
Yard Party at Opequon Union Chapel
A yard party is announced at Opequon Union Chapel for July 10. The notice lists the event location and invites community attendance.
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Opequon Union
Schmeling Ordered By Doctor To a Long Rest
Max Schmeling German heavyweight and recent world champion by a foul last month was ordered to rest two or three months before resuming training. A physician report to the German boxing commission cites varicocelle of the right side, suggesting he may not compete for a championship until possibly 1931.
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Associated Press
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
German Boxing Commission
Schmeling
Ex-Sailor Found Dead in Baltimore Park
An unidentified 22 year old man with tattooed initials A L T and U S Nebraska was found dead in a Baltimore city park from a pistol shot. A police officer and a pedestrian investigated a shot heard and found a pistol beside the body. The death is believed to be a self inflicted act.
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Park
Associated Press
Baltimore
U.S Nebraska
Young Americans Win British Title in Doubles
John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison captured the British men's doubles championship for the second straight year beating fellow Americans John Doeg and George Lott in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-2 in WIMBN England.
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Associated Press
Wimbn
England
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
John Doeg
George Lott
Ridgeway Sunday School Lesson Note
Friday July 11 entry from Ridgeway at Paynes Chapel Sunday School. Includes reference code 1-7-1p-21 and notes a schedule item.
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Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel Sunday School
Miss Miller Wins Governor's Cup in Winchester Handicap
Miss Mary Miller captured the governor's cup in the handicap play at Winchester Golf Club. She edged Frances Page by one stroke, 77 to 78, after Page posted a sub par card of 78. Miller finished with a net two under par final round, delivering a decisive victory for the Winchester ladies.
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Mary Miller
Winchester Golf Club
Miss Miller
Frances Page
Miss Page
Winchester
Blue Ridge Country Club
Clarke County
Scranton Banker Arrested On Embezzlement Charges
Leo A. Haggerty former vice president of the Dollar State Bank and Trust Company in Scranton was arrested on embezzlement charges. The state banking department says he has been a fugitive since last fall as a $300,000 loss was traced to him. The bank merged with South Side Bank and Trust Company. arrest occurred in Scranton.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Leo A. Haggerty
Dollar State Bank and Trust Company
Scranton
State Banking Department
Haggerty
Southside Bank and Trust Company
Frederick Jail Overcrowded Straining Local Capacity
The Frederick County jail is crowded beyond capacity with seven men in one room and others in smaller cells. Sheriff Pannett struggles to find space as 27 men and one woman are housed, while the state penitentiary and road camps are also full.
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Frederick County
Pannett
State Farm
Mrs. Katherine Kline Dies After Operation in Martinsburg
Mrs. Katherine E. Kline widow of Frank Kline of Martinsburg West Virginia died Saturday after a hospital operation. Funeral services were held at Trinity Episcopal Church Martinsburg with interment in Norbourne Cemetery beside her husband who died thirteen months earlier. She is survived by two sisters three brothers and many nieces and nephews including Bertha V. Kline of this city.
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Katherine E. Kline
Frank Kline
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kline
King’s Daters
Trinity Episcopal Church
Norbourn
National Fruit Product Co absorbs Shenandoah Apple Works
Frank Armstrong to head the merged National Fruit Product Company Inc expanding capacity to 8.5 million gallons of vinegar and 400000 cases of canned goods with Shenandoah plant in Strasburg, Va joining a network of six vinegar plants and two canning plants.
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National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Shenandoah Apple Products Corporation
Strasburg
Shenandoah Company
National Fruit Products Company
Strasburg Nemnenenere
Frank Armstrong, Sr
Joseph A. Dellinger
James B. Jones
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Glassboro
N. J
Southern Railway
Great Cumberland-Albemarle
Alexandria Va
Southern
Shenandoah Valley
Manassas
Harrisonburg
G. Grab
Winchester
Bryarly Community League Meeting Notice
Bryarly Community League invites members to a Thursday night meeting on July 10 to discuss local events and upcoming club activities. The session begins at 1 p m and continues into the evening with reports from committee chairs.
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Bryarly Community League
Twelve Fined in Police Court Here on Liquor Charges
A morning session of Winches tre Police Court fined twelve violators a total of $715.25 due to adjournment for Justice Weems. Key cases include A. M Locke and Glenn Bray each $118 fines with 3 and 30 days jail respectively for liquor in a car, with appeals noted to the Corporation Court.
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Justice Weems
Corporation Court
A. M Locke
Glenn Bray
Locke
W. Thomas
Bray
Burr Harrison
Jack Morris
Jess Henderson
Henderson
Morris
Robert Valentine
Ashton Richey
Rappahannock County
White Post
Richey
Clarke County
E. R. Wilkinson
Charles Jefferson
George Hill
L. R Morris
Governor Pollard Endorses Pay-As-You-Go Highway Plan
Governor John Garland Pollard outlines Virginia’s pay-as-you-go highway policy to the United States Good Roads Association. He notes the system grew from about 4 000 miles in 1918 to 7 000 by 1929, with a goal of 9 000 miles in two years, funded by gas taxes and license fees. The plan emphasizes hard-surfaced trunk highways and ongoing improvements funded by rising motor vehicle use and gasoline revenue.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
United States Good Roads Association
Oklahoma City
Okla
Florida
Jamestown
Mount Ver
Dapper Jimmy Executed for Bootleg Feud Murder
James Flori a Philadelphia gangster nicknamed Dapper Jimmy was executed in the electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary for the murder of Pasquali Livey shot on April 24 1929 during a bootleg feud. He was 25.
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Associated Press
Bellfonte
James Flori
Philadelphia
Rockview Penitentiary
Pasquali Livey
Jimmy
Livey
Soddy Haines and His Virginians to Perform at Opequon Lake Park
On Wednesday July 9 1930 Soddy Haines and His Virginians will perform at Opequon Lake Park. Local patrons are invited to enjoy the evening’s rhythm and dance arrangements at the lakeside venue.
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Opequon Lake Park
Soddy” Haines
Bargain grain thresher with feeder and blower
Farm equipment notice lists a grain thresher with sellfeeder and blower compatible with a farm tractor. Priced to sell quickly. From L. J. Hook, Winchester Virginia. Boxing time and contact details not specified.
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L. J. Hook
Winchester
Roller Rink Skating Exhibit This Tuesday Night
A skating exhibit unfolds at the roller rink on Tuesday July 8 with a show from 8 45 to 9 30 pm. Skating runs before and after the main act for fans seeking thrill and entertainment.
Winchester Steam Laundry Advertises Easy Wash Day
Local ad promotes wash service with simple contact by phone at 28 or 29. Vivid headline signals relief from laundry chores. The copy stresses convenience and quick turnaround, appealing to busy households in the community.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Mrs Yeakley Dies After Sudden Illness at 72
Mrs Roberta Selina Yeakley wife of G Hunter Yeakley of 320 National Avenue died after a hemorrhage at 3 30 PM following a brief illness. Born June 8 1858 in Nain Frederick County she was a United Brethren Church member. Surviving: husband three daughters two sons a sister two brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral from 320 National Avenue on Wednesday at 10 30 AM with Rev W Stover officiating.
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Roberta Selina Yeakley
G. Hunter Yeakley
National Avenue
Nain
Frederick County
Yeakley
U. B. Church
United Brethren Church
Welltown
D. H. Sencindiver
Ray F. Hicks
Mary Yeakley
Harvey R
George T. Yeakley
John Ebert
A. T. Parlett
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. H. Parlett
No. 320
W. Stover
United Brethren
L. D. Grubbs
C. A. Barrett
Ashley Hannum
William Bailey
Silas Carter
Walter Anderson
B and B Shows to Exhibit at Winchester Park July 21 25
The B and B Shows, billed as the cleanest midway on earth, will exhibit at Winchester Park Association grounds from July 21 to 25 under the Sarah Zane Fire Company. Officials say the year’s event is larger than last year with new canvas, an extra ride, and several new tent shows.
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Winchester Park Association
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Bolt
Conan Doyle Dies in London at 71 of Heart Disease
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle creator of Sherlock Holmes and noted spiritualist died at his London home from heart disease aged 71. He had been seriously ill for about two months and his death was not anticipated.
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Associated Press
London
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Durable Coolmor Porch Shades On By Moling And Cather
A local notice states Durable Coolmor porch shades are on by Moling and Cather. The brief item identifies the parties and the action in a concise notice style.
For Sale New Six Chrysler Fast Starter
Classified note advertises a new six cylinder Chrysler with 400 miles, seeks a quick buyer, location Boyce.
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Chrysler
Boyce
Winchester Gun Club triumphs in Virginia Trapshooting meet
Tazewell shooters led by H C Dodge claim singles and all round titles while Winchester five man team sets state record with 244 of 250 to win the team event. Peery wins all round with 329 of 350 and Harrison tops handicap with 98 of 100 as Roanoke and Island Ford tease for top placings. R T Jones elected president for term.
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Tazewell Gun Club
Virginia Trapshooting Association
H. C. Dodge
Winchester
R. M. Harrison
Island Ford
Peery
Dodge
Tazewell
Jones
Hopes
E. M. Harrison
William Craig
Trevillan
C. C. Richards
Roanoke
Virginia
Hef
Athur Seabright
W. F. Anderson
Morrow Spent Goodly Sum in Primary Fight
Dwight W. Morrow the Republican senatorial nominee spent 49 571 54 in his primary campaign, bringing total expenditures to 63 608. A statement notes a pro rata refund of excess contributions above 50 000 and any unspent portion.
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Morrow
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Secretary of State
Broadcast to rebroadcast King George address from London
New York reports that NBC will rebroadcast King George's London address at the opening of the new India House in Aldwych tomorrow at 6 10 AM EST. The plan aims to bring the speech to United States listeners via the NBC network.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
King George
London
New India House
Aldwych
National Broadcasting Company
Local Nine Suffered Loss Then Win in Weekend Schedule
The Winchester Park Association baseball team lost to Strasburg 8 to 4 on Saturday then defeated Rippon W Va on Sunday by a late inning rally. The brief recap notes a mixed weekend for the local squad with a win and a defeat.
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Winchester Park Association
Strasburg
Ravenike
Rippon
W. Va
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R. T. Jones
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