Front Royal social notes and weekend visitors
Front Royal July 11 reports Rotary Convention delegate L B Dutrow's meeting report and guests including Charles Reeves Jr Tom Johnson and Elizabeth Clarke of Washington. Visitors from Richmond Tennessee and New York attend church group and host events at local homes and residences.
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Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
Rotary
Atlantic City
Afton Inn
Charles Reeves, Jr
Tom Johnson
Conduct Rites For Mrs Smedley Front Royal
Funeral services for Mrs William Smedley were held at 3 this afternoon from Asbury Methodist Church in Front Royal. Rev H W Shannon of the Front Royal Presbyterian Church conducted the rites following a long illness.
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Front Royal
Circle No
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church
E. R. Browning
Flint Hill
W. W. Johnson
H. H. Thrush
John Burner
W. A. Carron
M. C. Vent
J. 8. Biggs
William Smedley
Asbury Methodist Church
H. W. Shannon
Front Royal Presbytrian Church
Linden Church to Host All-Day Meeting Sunday
Linden Virginia will hold an all day meeting at the Linden Methodist Church this Sunday. The Rev. E. C. Helmintoller is pastor and Rev. W. O. Talbert of Winchester will preach at 11 a.m. A picnic lunch will be served at noon.
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Front Royal
Linden Methodist Church
E. C. Helmintoller
W. O. Talbert
D. D
Winchester
Labor Board charges Remington Rand with mass union busting
The Labor Relations Board in Washington charged Remington Rand, Inc. with wholesale discharge of workers for union activity. In Plattsburg New York a pain easing injection was given to Dr Parkes Cadman and his condition was reported to worsen at Champlle Galley Hospital.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
Remington Rand, Inc
Plattsburg
N. Y
Parkes Cadman
Champele Galley Hospital
Germany Clinches Interzone Final Berth in Davis Cup
In Zagreb on July 1 Germany's Davis Cup team defeated Yugoslavia three matches to none to advance to the Interzone Finals in the European Zone Final.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Germany
Soviet American trade agreement extended for another year
Moscow reports the Soviet American trade agreement is extended for another year as the Soviet Union more than doubles its purchases from the United States in the past year.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
America
Paraly sis Fatal to Irwin H Zinn
Irwin H. Zinn a Stephenson area farmer died at Memorial Hospital from paralysis after being stricken in a harvest field about a week earlier He was 62 a native of Stephenson son of the late William E and Christiana Zinn He married Elsie Blakeley of Baltimore 22 years ago Survived by widow a brother George B Zinn of near Charles Town W Va and sister Mary J Zinn of Stephenson Two brothers W O Zinn of Winchester and Jacob N Zinn of Charles Town predeceased him Funeral arrangements had not been made.
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Irwin H. Zinn
Ofephenson
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Zinn
Reformed Church
Stephenson
Elsie Blakeley
Baltimore
George B. Zinn
Charles Town
W. Va
Mary J. Zinn
W. O. Zinn
Winchester
Jacob N. Zinn
Clash over Public Park in Tientsin leaves no casualties
Japanese and Chinese detachments clashed today in Tientsin amid a dispute over a Public Park. No casualties were reported and authorities expect an early settlement to end the confrontation.
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Tientsin
Germany Austri a pact to be proclaimed at night
A far reaching German Austrian agreement will be proclaimed tonight likely around 9 PM by propagandist Paul Joseph Goebbels. The report cites a reliable source and notes the public announcement will be broadcast from Berlin.
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Berlin
Germany
Rag Cee
Enon
Paul Josef Goebbe
Ruth Bryan Owen Weds Captain Rohde in Roosevelt Presence
In Hyde Park on July 11 President Roosevelt witnessed Ruth Bryan Owen wed Captain Boerge Rohde, a Denmark royal aide. In Clifton Forge Virginia Miss Mildred Lewis, 30, survived a pistol wound to the abdomen reportedly from an accident.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Owen
Boerge Rohde
Denmark
Christian
Clifton Forge
Mildred Lewis
Roanoke
Reading List for Vacation Fans at Handley Library
For vacation reading the Handley Library presents a list of recently added books. Titles include Jamaica Inn by Du Maurier, Weather in the Street by Leheman, The Shining Cloud by Ped r, The Doctor by Rinehart, The Fool Hath Said by Nichols, Arctic Adventure by Freuchen, and plays like Idiot's Delight by Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Jamaica Inn
du Maurier
Gulbranssen
Leheman
Pedr
Doctor
Rinehart
Lowndes
Loring
Nichols
Freuchen
America
Greene
Princess of Press
Coffin
God
By Landau
Diphtheria Toxoid Clinic July 16 17 at Winchester Hospital
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will hold a clinic on July 16 and 17 to give one toxoid dose to children aged six months to seven years, immunizing them against diphtheria. Health Officer L. M. Allen urges all parents to bring their children.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Womeldorph Dies at Home in Frederick County
Alberta May Womeldorph 70 wife of Henry C. Womeldorph died at her Cedar Creek Grade home west of Opequon from illnesses due to complications. She is survived by her husband two sons Stewart and Lloyd and seven grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at St Paul Lutheran Church Fawcett Gap. Burial in church cemetery.
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Alberta
May Womeldorph
Henry C. Womeldorph
Cedar Creek
Opequon
Womeldorph
Morgan Snapp
Elizabeth Peery Snapp
Fawcett Gap
Stewart E
Lloyd A. Womeldorph
Lovettsville
Loudoun County
Six Nepews to Be Pallbearers for Mrs Shanholtz
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Rebecca McFarland Shanholtz 73 wife of John William Shanholtz will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM from Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church with six nephews Luther Carter Arthur Clifton McFarland John Cooper and Edward Cooper as pallbearers. Rev R B Campbell will conduct and interment will follow at Mount Olive United Brethren Cemetery Hayfield. Surviving are sister Miss Margaret Sabina McFarland and brother Harvey McFarland.
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Susan Rebecca McFarland Shanholtz
John William Shanholtz
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Luther
Carter
Arthur
Clifton McFarland
John
Edward Cooper
R. B. Campbell
Mount Olive United Brethren Cemetery
Hayfield
Margaret Sabina McFarland
Harvey McFarland
Reckless Drivers Assessed In Court
Two persons charged with reckless driving were assessed in Police Court this morning and a third was acquitted. Troy Dick of Angers Store W V was fined 9.25 dollars. O A Sipe of Sharp street charged with reckless driving and failing to stop after an accident was assessed 30.25 dollars in fines and costs. The acquitted driver was a Bunker Hill W V chauffeur.
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Troy Dick
Angers Store
W. Va
O. A. Sipe
Sharp Street
Bunker Hill
Roanoke Veteran J R Dent Re-elected President
J R Dent of Roanoke has been reelected president of the Virginia chapter Rainbow Division veterans for 1937. The announcement was released today in Roanoke Virginia.
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Roanoke
J. R. Dent
Virginia
Rainbow Division Veterans
Market Rally Extends Gains Across Stocks In New High Territory
New York July 11 stocks surged amid profit taking easing as many issues rose to yearly or longer highs. Trading volume near 750000 shares marked strongest Saturday turnover since April with rails and specialties leading gains while bonds held steady and grains cotton eased on week-end realizations.
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New York
Youngstown
Local Market Prices and Grain Feed Listings
Market listings show patent and brand price per barrel for Magnolia and Crystal brands, including 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags. Also listed are cracked corn, shelled corn, screening, bran, middlings, mixed feed, dairy feeds, baby chick feed, horse feed, creamery and country butter, lambs, steers, heifers, and live hogs with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W-Ninis Neste
Magnolia
Kasco
Saubedese
Corn Meal and Feed Prices From Local Creamery
A fragmented list shows feed pricing with items such as corn meal 1.90 per 50 lb bag, AB meal 10 lb bag 1.45, dairy feed 16 percent 1.60, 24 percent 1.65, scratch feed 2.00, egg mash 2.10, intermediate cracked corn 1.90, cracked corn 2.00, chick feed, and horse feed priced amid a garbled dairy creamery note.
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Peete Nee Eges Peatevnee Creamery
Baltimore and Chicago Live Stock and Produce Notes
Stock market final reports from Baltimore and Chicago summarize cattle calves and sheep trends for July 11. Cattle conditions show declines in many classes due to heat and drought, with feeding steers and yearlings easing to near 8.00 per cwt and futures uncertain. Sheep and hog markets remain volatile with lambs higher in some grades while hogs trade unevenly and holdovers rise.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
North Carolina
U.S
Eastern Shore
U. S. Dept. Agric
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Idaho and
Montana Range
Market Drops Across Grains On Heat Forecast
Semi panicky selling swept futures as forecasts of an earlier break in heat spurred demand loss. Wheat fell the daily limit five cents with corn sliding seven cents then rebounding 3 1 2 cents. oats and other grains also shifted. Cash grain in Chicago showed varied spot prices for No. 1 red wheat and No. 1 yellow corn, while Baltimore wheat and Winchester market quotes reflected domestic delivery values.
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Chicago
Corey
Baltimore
Winchester
Parker Is Drafted As Commander Of Legionnaires For Second Term
Edwin C. Parker was unanimously elected to a second term as commander of Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion. J. Howard Taylor and Wendell Goode were named as vice commanders, with Claude Grim treasurer and A. M. Field adjutant. Delegates to the state convention in Roanoke include Parker Fowle Goss Field and others, and the post authorized substitutes if needed. The executive committee includes Grim Fosbrink Field Fowle Golden Armel. The post extended thanks to Fowle Field Snapp and Parker for service, noting $100 paid on a $500 note and increased interest in Legion activities.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Edwin C. Parker
B. M. Roszel
J. Howard Taylor
Wendell Goode
Claude Grim
A. M. Field
Robert Nelson
Frank Horton
Edward Goss
Phillip Fowle
Roanoke
E. C. Parker
Philip Fowle
T. R. Cather
J. G. Fosbrink
John Golden
E. M. Sprinkle
Harry Butler
Howard Solenberger
Wilbur Shade
R. B. Snapp
J. Howard
A M. Field
William R. Armel
Col
Roszel
Messrs. Fowle
Dr. Snapp
Parker
Legion
Jackson Wore Continued From Page One In Soft Hat Detail
Colonel Roszel noted the Virginia Military Institute statue of Jackson shows him in a soft hat. Sir Moses Ezekiel designed the statue carefully to reflect history when Jackson watched VMI cadets pass by on their way to Chancellorsville.
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Roszel
Jackson
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Moses Ezekiel
Ezekiel
Chancellorsville
Four Injured In Explosion At Baltimore Distilling Plant
Four people were injured in a blast and fire at a South Eutaw Street alcohol distilling plant in Baltimore. Two men were hurled about 170 feet into the air by the explosion. all four were taken by ambulance to a hospital along with another injured person.
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Baltimore
Eutaw Street
Prizes Awarded to Drivers in Hunter Safety Crusade
Harry Hunter, racing and stunt driver, awarded prizes to several drivers as his safety crusade entered its second and final day. Recipients included Sherman Dick Claude Cameron Nick Lemonis Mrs Ola Collins Walter Smith Earl Grimes Ray Newlin Clarke Copenhaver Mrs Charles Shewbridge and W M Carter for road safety acts. Carter won for awaiting a proper light before crossing. Copenhaver, a postal delivery boy, demonstrated correct arm signaling while biking.
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Harry Hunter
Sherman Dick
Claude Cameron
Nick Lemonis
Ola Collins
Walter Smith
Earl Grimes
Ray Newlin
Clarke Copenhaver
Charles Shewbridge
W. M. Carter
Carter
Copenhaver
B. A. Crowl
C. & P. Telephone Company
Mr. Hunter
Andy Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Hunter
Great Bridge Continued Reflections on City Life and Rest
The piece recalls past government neglect of public recreation while noting a shift toward recognizing modern needs. It laments lack of bathing beaches swimming pools and allotted rest days and suggests some people persist in resisting everyday societal changes.
Public Works Highlighted by President to Aid Unemployed
The President praised the large bridge project as an example of Public Works efforts under his administration aimed at reducing unemployment. He emphasized the project’s scale and potential benefits to job seekers and regional infrastructure. The remarks linked federal projects to economic relief and national progress.
Dr Shields to Speak at Christ Episcopal Church
Dr Randolph T Shields dean of Presbyterian Medical Hospital Tsinan Shantung China on furlough will deliver the morning address at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow at 11 o clock. He will discuss political social and religious conditions in China from a medical missionary view using maps and slides. The public is invited. the topic has world wide interest due to Far East unsettled conditions.
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Randolph T. Shields
Presbyterian Medical Hospital
Tsinan
Shantung
China
Christ Episcopal Church
R. B. Nelson
Shields
Dr. Shields
Far East
Edward DeHaven Sentenced for Lumber Theft Attempt
Edward Lee DeHaven of the DeHaven area was sentenced to four months in jail by Trial Justice A J Tavenner after being found guilty of attempting to steal a load of lumber from Henry Sheley. Richard Conklin, arrested with DeHaven, was freed for lack of evidence. Witness Lee Barney halted the truck late Thursday, prompting the investigation.
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Edward Lee DeHaven
DeHaven
A. J. Tavenner
Henry Shiley
Richard Conklin
Lee Barney
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Housman
Idiot’s Delight
Sherwood
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Leesburg
Virginia Downing
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Boyce
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We Aheville
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