Funeral Rites Held For Jesse F Bly In Winchester
The funeral for Jesse Franklin Bly was held at the First Brethren Church at 2 pm with attendance from family church and community. Bly, born June 10, 1882, in Shenandoah County, served in Christian Endeavor leadership and community causes and is survived by his wife Vernie Keller Bly and four sons. The service followed a brief scripture reading and was conducted by Rev. Ed Miller and Rev. John Locke with music from a Braddock Street quartet. Burial followed at Lebanon Church family plot.
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Jesse Franklin Bly
First Brethren Church
Bly
Christian Endeavor
Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Virginia Christian Endeavor Union
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Mr. Bly
Lebanon Church
Shenandoah County
Mason Bly
Eliza Seiver Bly
Vernie Keller Bly
Curtis Austin Bly
Washington, D. C
Herman Olin Bly
Shirley Orville Bly
Walter Merlin Bly
Charles Bly
Cleveland
William Bly
Strasburg
Hugh Bly
Staunton
Abbie Hockman
Minnie Hottel
Strasburg Junction
Fairview Avenue
Ed. Miller
Brethren Church
Maurertown
John Locke
Woodstock
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Braddock Street
First Brethren Sunday School
Hugh Ritenour
Guy Coffelt
G. A. Jackson
Agnes Womeldorf
May Williamson
Alva Frye
Jap Fan Seeks Dentistry Study in Shenandoah Valley
A Japanese dental student in Korea expresses strong interest in studying American dentistry in the Shenandoah Valley. He praises local caverns and chambers of commerce guides, hopes to visit hotels and sights, and asks for a book about the valley to aid his plans.
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Staunton
Shenandoah
Luray
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Endless Caverns
New Market
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Chamber of Commerce
Roanoke
Japan
Shenandoah Valley
Zenshu
Korea
Local Guardsmen Win Trophy At Virginia Beach
Norfolk Va July 29 The ninety first infantry brigade Virginia National Guard held a review at Camp Pollard Virginia Beach with ranking officers and hundreds of civilians present Brig Gen S Gardner Waller Adjutant General of Virginia presented awards including chief infantry honors to Company F First Regiment Captain N L Beville and Company I 116th Regiment Lieut Geo F Miller from Blackstone and Winchester respectively Admiral A L Willard reviewed the ceremonies and praised the event.
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Virginia National Guard
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Virginia Beach
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Norfolk Naval District
S. Gardner Waller
Virginia
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Waller
N. L. Beville
Geo. F. Miller
Blackstone
Winchester
County Wheat Allotments Announced for 1933 34
The Agriculture Adjustment Administration releases five year wheat data by county with acres seeded yields per acre and total production. Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Fauquier Loudoun Rockingham Rappahannock listed with five year averages and 1934 allotments ranging from 24 247 to 466 620 bushels.
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Frederick County
Clarke
Warren County
Shenandoah County
Fauquier
Loudoun County
Rockingham County
Rappahannock
Rights Of Way Granted For Northern Virginia Power Line
Northern Virginia Power Company secured rights of way for a high power transmission line toward Boyce and White Post extending from Clarke to Frederick counties. Property owners in Frederick County signed agreements totaling amounts from $1 to $200 for use of land and easements. The text also notes an economic conference absence and urges employers to sign a pledge to support labor.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Boyce
Clarke County
Frederick County
White Post
Double Tollgate
J. H Funkhouser
Ernest Meade
Greenway United Brethren Church
Thomas S Chamblin
H. T Grubb
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W Lather Wise
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Ladies Night At Rouss Park Dance Night Offer
The article announces a Monday night Ladies Night at Rouss Park Pavil ion. Free admission for women 16 to 60 and reduced 35 cent entry for men aim to draw a large crowd. Lee Field and his Orchestra are booked for Jordan Springs Hotel midweek, prompting the substitution of the Monday event for the usual Wednesday hop.
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Rouss Park Pavillion
Lee Field
Jordan Springs Hotel
Reuss Park
Candidate proposes $10 license tag for small cars
In a political ad E Blackburn Moore outlines campaign positions including reducing automobile license tax to 10 dollars for small cars, funding roads from gas tax, balanced budget, repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, legalization of beer and wine sales with regulation, stricter DUI laws, lowering utility rates, and expanding paid employment.
Sacred Heart Church announces first communion at eight
The Church of the Sacred Heart on Loudoun and Cecil Streets lists Rev Robert E Hannon as pastor and Rev Father Heller as assistant. Masses are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. First communion Sunday for the children at the 8 o'clock mass with services at 4 p.m. followed by benediction.
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Loudoun and
Cecil Streets
Robert E Hannon
Father Heller
Global effort formed as World Police targets crime
Chicago hosted the creation of an international World Police to coordinate global police action against international crime. In Illinois governors and officials backed united action against kidnapping racketeers while police hunted victims in multiple cases across the United States.
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International World Police
Chicago
United States
Illinois
Henry Horner
United Action
Horner
Charles Forscher
Oklahoma City
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
N. Y
New York National
Galle
St. Louis
P. Delore
O. Michael
Isaac Katz
Kansas City
Michael
Mrs Henry Granted Divorce by Court
Nora Henry has been granted an absolute divorce from James Henry. Judge Philip Williams stated both parties may not remarry for six months. All property rights have been restored to Nora Henry. Desertion was listed as the grounds.
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Nora Henry
James Henry
Corporation Clerk’s
Philip Williams
Henry
Admiral Nerney Dies at 72 Founder of Naval Militia
Rear Admiral Thomas A. Nerney aged 72 dies in San Diego after founding the California Naval Militia and initiating the Memorial Day flower tradition over the sea for Navy dead. The report notes his influence on ceremonial tributes and public service.
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San Diego
Calif
Thomas A. Nerney
California Naval Militia
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