Lindberghs Resume Goodbye To Kin Before Tokyo Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh prepared for their Tokyo trip with a final radio equipment test at North Beach Airport New York. They plan to depart for North Haven Maine then Ottawa Ontario before continuing toward Tokyo as European interest centers on the trans Atlantic flights.
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Associated Press
North Beach
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Haven
Maine
Tokyo
Lindberghs
Washington
North Ha
Morrow Estate
Ottawa
Ontario
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Free State
Press Association
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Moscow
London
America
New York
Europe
Turkey
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Amy Johnson
England
Points East
Arctic
Valley Baptists Meet for Shenandoah Association in Front Royal
Baptist churchmen from the Valley of Virginia and eastern panhandle counties of West Virginia gather in Front Royal for the Shenandoah Baptist Association annual meeting. Dr. L. A. Parker presides with E. T. Clark as secretary treasurer. sessions cover local work, state missions, and cooperative programs.
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Valley of Virginia
Panhandle
West Virginia
Front Royal
Shenandoah Baptist Association
L. A. Parker
Berryville
E. T. Clark
Winchester
Parker
State Mission Board
J. B. Hill
Richmond
Mr. Clark
G. W. Sadler
Foreign Missionary Board
Sadler
Africa
State Board of Missions and Education
John Ward Brown
Martinsburg
Jack Hardy
George C. Stephens, Jr
Waynesboro
E. J. Wright
First Baptist Church
Stanley
J. L. Slaughter
Leigh Street Baptist Church
E. J. Richardson
J. W. Cammack
Averett College For Girls
Danville
W. S. Royall
Lynchburg
The
Baptist Hospital
R. F. Hough
Baptist Orphanage
Salem, Va
Lutheran Church Reunion Draws Attention at End Less Caverns
The twelfth annual Lutheran Church of the Shenandoah Valley reunion will be held on the grounds at End less Caverns near New Market tomorrow. Weather may affect attendance as a shower forecast enters. Winchester and Frederick county residents plan to drive in. The Mount Jackson Band will play and a full program features hymns, scripture, prayers, two addresses, and the New Market High School Orchestra with lunch to follow.
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Lutheran Church of the
Stock market recovers slowly after early steel drop
After a sharp morning fall tied to United States Steel earnings and dividends, stocks recovered slowly in New York. The market remained dull in the afternoon as steel common losses narrowed from 75 to 84 percent to about six percent. Trading surpassed 1.5 million shares as money rates renewed at one percent.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
Steel Common
Personal notices and social updates from Blue Ridge to Roanoke
Mrs. Harry C. Stouffer and daughters plan a summer cottage stay at Blue Ridge Summit. Elks hold a regular meeting tonight. Miss Jamnita Riley visits Hagerstown guests. Miss Mary Capper to stay with Mrs. W. H. Irwin near Strasburg. Miss Winifred Bailey returns from Girl Scout camp Capon Bridge. L. H. Resseguie and F. L. Lord depart for Roanoke on business for the apple season.
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Harry C. Stouffer
Jane, Gray
Dorothy
Evva
Helen Stouffer
Blue Ridge Summit
Mary Capper
Washington
Annapolis
Brunswick
Miss Capper
W. H. Irwin
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Winifred Bailey
Capon Bridge
L. H. Resseguie
F. L. Lord
Boston
Mass
Roanoke
For Sale Harley Davidson Motorcycle In Good Condition
Motorcycle in good condition offered for cash sale. Apply Friendship Engine House for details. tf.
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Friendship Engine House
Yard Party at Ridgeway Fridnight July 31
Paynes Chapel Sunday School notices a yard party event on July 31 with details limited to the Ridgeway Fridnight listing and the cryptic code 1-28-1p-21- remains.
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Ridgeway
Fridnight
Paynes Chapel
Denny Amendment Reduces Clarke Loss in Gas Tax Debate
An editorial defends Joseph S. Denny of Clarke County against claims he sought to harm Clarke by a gasoline tax bill. It notes an amendment limiting Clarke’s loss to 15 percent of prior year receipts and shows Frederick County gains of about seven thousand dollars annually, totaling nearly three thousand yearly for the district.
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The
Star
Joseph S. Denny
Clarke County
Richards
Denny
Denny Redu Clarke
J. Denny
Frederick County
Clarke
Frederick and
Adolph Richards Buys Father's Farm in Frederick County
The Cir cuit Court of Frederick county confirmed a land sale in Stonewall District for 5370 dollars. The tract from the late A. B. Richards estate was sold at public sale to L. Adolph Richards.
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Stonewall District
L. Adolph Richards
Circuit Court
Frederick County
A. B. Richards
New Golf Ball Dropped By U S G A Headline
Fragmentary notice notes a U S G A headline about a new golf ball. The text hints at price concerns and a possible near-bounce event, referencing Winchester Steam Laundry and a dated publication.
Keeping Found Property Same as Stealing It
Justice Tavenner of the county magistrate's court heard a case where a country boy found a pocketbook with money, spent it, and was found guilty of stealing. He was ordered to work to repay the amount. The judge denounced treasure trove laws and warned that keeping found property is theft, urging advertisement or surrender to authorities until a rightful owner is proven.
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Tavenner
Three Prisoners Plead Guilty In Corporation Court
Yesterday in Corporation Court three of four indicted defendants pled guilty to reduce trial costs. John Ward received one year for breaking into Earl Fries store. Lewis Walker got three months for auto theft. George Folks was dismissed. William Burr Hannis drew six months for forging Rebecca Johnson’s check of $11.75 and must repay it plus costs. All earned credit for time served.
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Corporation Court
John Ward
Earl Fries
Lewis Walker
Hamman
George Folks
Walker
William Burr Hannis
Rebecca Johnson
Clarke County Sees Savings in Primary Poll Officials
Clarke County will cut polling costs for the August 4 Democratic primary by using three officials per polling place instead of the usual five. Precinct officers named include White Post George R Green and others across Lindsey's Store Millwood Shenandoah and Mount Airy. Voters total 1 463 with many registered and urged to complete registration by Monday for Tuesday’s vote.
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Berryville
Treasury of
Clarke County
Electoral Board
Code of Virginia
White Post
George R. Green
Benjamin Romine
L.S. Haymaker
Lindsey’s
T. C. Russell
M. Dove
Dorsett Russell
Millwood
George L. Jones
Clarke Lloyd
E. K. Meade
Morgan's
Mill
L. Carroll
William Trussell
W. W. Carroll
Shenandoah
Irvin Price
Howard Huff
George Johnson
Jack Rutherford
Thomas S. Shepherd
Landon Kackley
Pierce
I. K. Ae
Joseph Shenk
E. Ag
Mount Airy
J. C. Tapscott
A. Bell
Thomas Sheperd
Lucy F. Meade
W. E. Dearmont
Maude N. Hansucker
Morgan’s Mill
J. E. Carroll
Thomas Locke
Russell’s
Denzil Kackley
Pierce’s
Russell G. Kaplan
Annie Stribling
David Bell
Cochran Court Grants Temporary Adoption of Infant Jean Williams
An order in Frederick County Circuit Court grants Charles E. Cochran and Ruth V. Cochran temporary rights to adopt Jean Williams for one year. If conditions are met, a permanent adoption may be entered, making the child for all intents the heir-at-law of the Cochran couple from the date of the order.
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Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Charles E. Cochran
Ruth V. Cochran
Jean Williams
Fries Will Probated In Local Court
The will of G. Casper Fries, retired merchant of this city, died July 22 after a long illness and has been admitted to probate. Dated February 9, 1922, it leaves 25000 to Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church for a chapel and Sunday school, with 17000 advanced in lifetime to be deducted. A 100 gift goes to William W. Cobourn of Baltimore, and the balance to son Charles W. Fries, executor. A March 2, 1928 codicil leaves 1000 to the Lutheran Orphans Home in Salem Virginia. The estate is valued at 75000 to 100000, Fries aided much of northeast Winchester development and belonged to Grace Lutheran church.
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G. Casper Fries
Corporation Court
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fries
William W
Winchester
Eera
Grace Lutheran Arch
Harlem gun attack kills child as beer racketeers hunt
Five children aged 3 to 14 were shot on East One Hundred Seventh Street in Harlem as a touring car sprayed bullets at the Helmar Social Club. Michael Vengali, 5, died from wounds. four others were wounded and hospitalized. Police pressed a statewide hunt for beer racketeers involved in the shooting.
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Associated Press
New York
Harlem
Michael Vengali
Mulrooney
East One Hundred and Seventh Street
Helmar
Salvatore
Michael Bevilaqua
Samuel Devine
Florence D’amello
Lloyd George Undergoes Kidney Operation at Home
David Lloyd George former prime minister and Liberal leader was operated on in his London home for a kidney ailment. Early reports said the operation was successful and he was going on satisfactorily this afternoon. The procedure was viewed as serious by medical circles.
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Associated Press
London
David Lloyd George
Liberal Party
State Aid Urged for Rural Roads and Schools
At a Virginia Homemakers Association conference Dr. W E Garnett urged the state to take a larger share of funding for roads and schools to balance rural-urban tax burdens. Economist R A Ballinger backed a higher income tax yield and a six cent gasoline tax with exemptions raised to 1000 for singles and 2000 for married couples. Public works contracts nationwide total 50 million with Virginia signing a water system and paving projects.
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Virginia Homemakers Association
W. E. Garnett
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
R. A. Ballinger
Institute
William H. Stauffer
State Tax Department
Conference Board
Virginia
Falls Church
Poe
Injunction Granted Against Admin of Hammack Estate
The Circuit Court of Frederick County granted an injunction to Indemnity Insurance Co of North America against Ruby Hammack as administrator of the J. A. Hammack estate. It restrains her from distributing disposing of any estate until further court order and directs a copy of the injunction to be served on the administratrix.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Indemnity Insurance Company of North America
Ruby Hammack
J. A. Hammack
Epworth League Benefit at Relief M. E. Church
A Relief M. E. Church benefit event by the Epworth League is planned for Thursday night July 30 with rain expected the next night. The program features ample eats and music at the event.
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M. E
Epworth League
Plenty Eats
Stone's Chapel Benefit by Ladies Aid event
Stone's Chapel hosts a Thursday night benefit by the Ladies Aid on July 30 to raise funds for church activities and local needs.
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Stone's Chapel
Benefit Ladies Aid
Glasses for Convention Draw 47 Fire Companies
A Virginia state convention invites 47 fire companies to enter judging for parade decor and prizes. Awards include top band and best appearing company with cash rewards up to 300 and a state cup. Additional contests cover reel race and organized veterans events with substantial prizes.
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E State Firemen
Virginia State
Cameberkand Valley
Virginia
G. Reginald Haines
Edinburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wythe, District Pire Company
Pton
Gordonsville Firepartment
Gordonsville
South Norfolk Volunteer Fire Company
South Norfolk
Strasburg Fire Department
Strasburg
Culpeper Pire Company
Culpeper
Boyce Fire Company
Boyce
Citizens’ Fire Company
Clifton Fore Fire Company
Clifton Fo
Washington Company
Nody Mechanerate
Easecompany
M Urg
Annapolis
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Geo. S. Derrick
Oodstock
A. R. Shumate
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F. B. Lingle
H. L. Snyder
Shepherdstown
New Market
O King Eternal
W. J. Finck
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Jamnita Riley
Hagerstown
Buddy Hensell
Judith Martin
Father
Winchester Steam Laundry
Stanarchites Alte
Armenia
Humorist
Germany
Chas. Cochran
Evening Star
Lutheran Church
Child
Lloyd George
Shenandoah Valley
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Fred C. Croxton
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