Small Child is Laid To Rest
Raymond Lee Jenkins infant son of Mr and Mrs James W Jenkins of 521 Highland avenue was laid to rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at home conducted by Rev R B Campbell pastor of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Pallbearers included George McFarland Jr Maurice Lake Wilbourn Sellers and Finley Whitlock Surviving are the parents a sister Evelyn and two brothers James and David Yenkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lee Jenkins
Gfant
James W. Jenkins
Highland Avenue
Mount Hebron
R. B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
George McFarland, Jr
Maurice Lake
Wilbourn Sellers
Finley Whitlock
Evelyn
James
David Yenkins
Public allowed to lend $850 million to government
The treasury announced an offering of up to 850 million dollars in government loans. The move aims to fund the national recovery program and invites any citizen with spare cash to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Publicbond subscriptions offered in full up to ten thousand
A public prospectus states bonds may be subscribed with as little as fifty dollars and that all subscriptions up to ten thousand will be granted in full, signaling broad access to the issue.
Mrs Brown's Will Probated In Local Clerk Office
The will of the late Mrs Laura V Brown admitted to probate. Executed July 5 1928 with a codicil dated April 6 1931. Bequests include 500 to Harry Stryker and wife Laura V Stryker, remainder to sister Lucy Belle Russell. Executor M M Lynch posted 5000 bond. codicil awards 300 to Lynch for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Brown
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Irene S. Headley
I. N. Good
M M_ l Lynch
Harry Stryker
Laura V. Stryker
Lucy Belle Russell
M. M Lynch
Byrd Replies to Anderson on Roosevelt Recovery Program
Virginia Senator Harry Byrd denounces Col Henry W Anderson for cheap demagoguery claiming Republicans loyally back Roosevelt. Byrd details Andersons anti Roosevelt stance in campaigns and state conventions while defending Democratic support for the recovery program. He cites party conflicts in Congress and criticizes Andersons loyalty claims as partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
United States
Harry Byrd
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Roosevelt
Byrd
Anderson
Republican Organization
Roosevelt Recovery Program
Democratic Organization
Col. Anderson
Bishop Cannon
Pollard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Associated Press
Congress
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Col Wise
Col. Wise
Hoover
Richmond
The
Times Dispatch
Byrd Organization
Herbert Hoover
Zress
Westhampton High School
Maine
Senator Byrd
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Anderson
Real Estate Market Shows Upward Trend Since 1929
Reports from 245 American cities indicate a broad upturn in real estate activity for the first time since mid 1929. 39 percent show more active markets, 27 percent about the same, with regional gains strongest in the east south central. Prices still depressed though, and mortgage money shortages hinder buying and construction.
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East South Central
Rites for Benjamin T. Layton Jr. Held in Millwood
Funeral arrangements for Benjamin T. Layton Jr. will be conducted at Shiloh Baptist Church Millwood at 3 p m Tuesday August 1 with Rev E E Baylor officiating. Interment follows at Love and Charity Cemetery. Layton a respected local deacon and trustee belonged to several community groups.
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Millwood
Benjamin T. Layton, Jr
Shiloh Baptist Church
E. E. Baylor
Wolverine Ferocious Hunters Fight Swift North American Animal
The text asserts the wolverine as the most ferocious and swift fighter for its size in North America. It notes the wolverine's clumsy build yet incredible speed in movement. It also mentions elephants breeding in captivity and breeding occurrences in zoos and circuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
Dr. Anderson Heads Local Commerce Body
Winchester mayor Dr. Charles R. Anderson was elected president of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce to fill the unexpired term of William G. Hardy who resigned. A committee including Ansel Solenberger Andrew Bell and S C Brooks will study the will of the People on accepting Glen Burnie as a municipal park and report to the Common Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Anderson
Winchester
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
William G. Hardy
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce Board
Ansel Solenberger
Andrew Bell
S. C. Brooks
Glen Burnie
Glass Estate
Bell
Commerce
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Byrd Walker Laid To Rest In Page County
Byrd Walker 60 prominent businessman and White Tar Company president of Newark died in New York area and was laid to rest at Green Hill Cemetery in Page County after services by Rev. R. C Maxwell. He is survived by his widow Lula Reid Walker, a daughter Elizabeth, and a sister Mrs W H H Joyce.
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Byrd Walker
New York City
Newark
N. J
Suray
Green Hill Cemetery
R. C Maxwell
W H.H Joyce
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South Here
Lula Reid
Luray
Elizabeth Walker
Reid
Markham
Fauquier County
New York
White Tar Company
William Reid
Washington
Roller
Walker
Death of B R Lineburg at home in Winchester
Barney Randolph Lineburg died at his home 209 Parkway Avenue at 5 30 yesterday after a paralytic stroke illness. He was born February 9 1867 in Mt Williams and lived most of his life in Frederick county as a farmer. Survived by brother Harvey Lineburg and sisters Mrs Nora Orndorff and Mrs Lila Pitcock of Winchester. Funeral at St Johns Church Mt Williams Wednesday at 11 with Rev Cartney H Andreson officiating. interment in St Johns Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Randolph Lineburg
Parkway Avenue
Mr. Lineburg
Mt. Williams
This County
Philip Lineburg
Frederick County
Harvey Lineburg
Nora Orndorff
Lila Pitcock
Winchester
Lineburg
St. John’s Church
Cartney H. Andreson
Assembly of God Here
St. John’s Cemetery
John Marker
John W. Larrick, Jr
Joe Miller
G. W. Wiggington
H. A. Bayliss
Roy P. Duvall
The Haitians and their fight for independence
The Haitians are described as descendants of the only people recorded to break free from enslavement and establish a nation, highlighting a unique historical achievement.
Roller's Herd Leads Rockingham County Dairy for July
Roller and Paul Roller head the July Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement Association with a herd of ten Jersey cows averaging 623 pounds milk and 31.60 pounds butterfat. J H Fisher and Son, Belle Grove Farm near Middletown, second with 802 pounds milk and 28.04 butterfat. Fisher also has multiple top cows. High cow individual records include Roller’s 995 pounds milk and 54.7 butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Agiler
Gilbert P. Wright
C. S. Solenberger
Bro
J. O. Beard
M. Driver
J. H. Fisher & Son
H. J. Hardesty
Paul Roller
Gilbert P Wright
Rural Life Meeting Week Draws Attention in Blacksburg
Local residents prepare for Rural Life Meeting Week from August 1 to August. Blacksburg hosts joint events by the American Country Life Association the Institute of Rural Affairs the Virginia State Farmers Institute and the Virginia Homemakers Association. Speakers include Henry A. Wallace J E Butterworth Asher Hobson Norman Thomas. Frederick County delegates include Mrs Walter Adams Mrs J H Fisher Mrs J W Hancher Miss Elizabeth Farrar and J W Hancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Life
Blacksburg
American Country Life Association
Institute of Rural Affairs
Virginia State Farmers’ Institute
Virginia Homemakers Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
J. E. Butterworth
Cornell University
Asher Hobson
University of Wisconsin
Norman Thomas
League of Industrial Democracy
Frederick County
Walter Adams
J. H. Fisher
Middletown
J W Hancher
Stonewall Home Demonstration Group
Elizabeth Farrar
J. W Hancher
Favors 10 Dollar Tag On Small Cars Campaign Statement
Blackburn Moore pledges in a political ad to reduce automobile license taxes with small car tags at ten dollars or less and to fund roads via gas tax. He supports a balanced budget repeal of the eighteenth amendment legalization of 3.2 beer and wines and tighter control of liquor traffic. He favors lower utility rates a high public school standard and job reemployment on a paying basis.
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A . Aw
Joel Mscrea
Bobby Jones
Anc
McNamee News
Warner Bros. Capitol
Warner Bros Colonial
Frank Buck
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
B. T. Layton
Dr. Anderson
Page County
B. R. Lineburg
City
E. Blackburn Moore
Blackburn Moore
Broadway
Quirt
Conchita Montenegro
William Boyd
Lois Wilson
Henry B. Walthall
Regis Toomey
Hable
Ruth Hall
Ivan Lebedeff
Noah Beery
Gladstone
Gray & Sheetz
Hamman’s Dollar Store
IND S. Solenberger & CO. Inc
Toudoun St
Hansbrough & Carter - Insurance
Philco
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
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