Dixie Theatre Tops Staunton Revival Plans by Warner Bros
Warner Brothers begins construction of the Dixie Theatre in Staunton to replace the burned New Theatre. About 1500000 is to be invested with Associated Con of Philadelphia handling the contract. John Eberson of New York designed the plans for a 900-seat air conditioned house featuring easy access, a large stage, and front rest rooms and office. Local labor will be used and Jack Forney will manage the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Warner Brothers
Enterprise
Associated Con of Philadelphia Structors, Inc
Samuel Golder
Herman R. Maier
New York City
Dixie
New Theatre
Playhouse
John Eberson
Randolph Macon finals list of cadets and events
The article lists names of graduates and cadets from various towns for the Randolph Macon finals, noting Phineas Shera Boyer as salutatorian and Harold Stone as valedictorian. It describes upcoming events including cadet competitions, a battalion parade, manual of arms, and the Senior-Junior dinner with Rev H P Fox speaking. It mentions 45 graduates from 14 origins and outlines ceremony details for the 1936 class.
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Randolph- Macon
Manual of Arms
H. P. Fox
D. D
Ocean Grove
N. J
W. Angie Smith
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist — Episcopal Church
South
Washington, D. C
Gradu
Phineas 8. Boyer
Alexandria
Harold F. Stone
Parls Church
Hospital Patient: Two Year Old Refuses to Heal
In Memorial hospital Richard Johnson a two year old child of Mrs Martha Johnson of n is recovering from a fractured leg after a fall from the family car yesterday. The accident left the bone broken and the child remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Martha Johnson
Memorial Tal
Washington
Carl D. O'Leary
Washington, D. C
Richard Bromley
Bunny Kline
Pred Kline
Helen Conn
Lelia Brown
James J. Larrick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Benjamin Dean
Mildred
Tom Sperry
Geraldine
Mr. Sperry
Carson Dettra
Winchester
Fred Kline
Julian Kline
Clayton Henderson
Marsh Run Lodge No. 47
Edward Brill
Norman Brill
Benny Gordon
Sibley Hospital
Mamie Coffman
Naomi
Lucy May Boyer
Seitz
Baltimore
Jacob W. Rinker
Memorial Day and Community Life in Middletown Va
In Middletown Virginia on June 1 a Memorial Day turnout at Mount Carmel Cemetery featured Rev. W A Clark and fraternal orders. Local gatherings included visits from Washington figures, school plans, and social events across families like the Sperrys Larricks and Everlys with attending Odd Fellows and church activities.
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Middletown
Methodist Church
Wrenn
Strasburg
Herbert S. Jones
Earl van Dine Coville
Richmond
Annie Henretty
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sadie Harris
Miss Everly
Baltimore
Albert Smith
W. A. Everly
Ruby Everly
Mark Sperry
Washington, D. C
Trone Sperry
Max Doman
Washington, Va
T. B. Doman
Williamsburg
Orville W. Wake
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Myrtle Rhodes
Oneta Shipe
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Amye Clark
Fredericksport State Teachers’ College
Eleanor McCartney
University of Virginia
Dorothy Rhodes
New York University
New York City
Georgia Wakeman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ocean View
D. K. Muntzing
Mount Carmel
W. A. Clark
Ben Rogers
Frank Baker
I. N. Elsen
John
Elizabeth Larrick
R. A. Larrick
C. C. Hammack
Warren
Charles
Isabelle Hammack
Washington
Victor Larrick
Mason and Dixon, Pa
Richard Larrick
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Laura Glenn
Grover C. Lotz
Grover, Jr
Orion
Richard Evans
Evans
Wilkensburg
Baltimore Markets Report on Produce and Livestock Prices
Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia fruit and produce prices led by Staymans and U S 1s apples with several varieties listed. Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and shifts from Friday, noting June 1 classifications for spring lambs as yearlings.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
U. S
Yorks U. S
Maine
New York
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
S. Dent, Agric
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agric
Local Market Prices and Daily Market Notes
Local wholesale and retail markets list flour grades and bag sizes with prices, plus feed and dairy items such as cracked corn shelled corn corn meal and butter. Includes scattered personal notices about visits and graduations and a brief Washington trip mention.
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Uae
Kasco
Rae
Pace Nbr
Ieee
Spelderstl Ee
Eeeseeees
Eesereers
Stock Market Ends Firm After Mixed Session in New York
Quiet buying lifted leaders in steels rails and specialties while utilities lagged and some profit taking trimmed gains. Transfers reached about 750 000 shares as American Iron and Steel Institute reports mill output at 68.2 percent of capacity up 0.3 point from last week.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Supreme Court
Futures and Cash Wheat and Other Grain Quotations
Chicago firm wheat market with limited demand followthrough and faded advances. Some damage to spring wheat in central South Dakota, cooler northwest weather and showers temper price optimism. Closing: Wheat July 84 1/2 cents, Sept 84 1/4, Dec 86 4 1/2. Corn July 59 48 - 44, Sept 57 7/8 - 57 1/4. Maryland Baltimore and Winchester markets show spot and mill delivery quotes for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Illinois
Baltimore
Winchester
Mr Scully Set To Speak At Scout Meeting Tonight
John S Scully will speak at 7 30 tonight to the Boy Scout Executive Committee in the Handley Library Trustees room. His topic is the upcoming National Council meeting in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S Scully
Boy Scout Executive Committee
Handley Library
Mr. Scully
Atlantic City
Executable Delay Anchorage Dentist Reflects On Native Care
Dr. T J Pyle, dental director for the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs in Anchorage Alaska, notes the main challenge with natives is getting them to brush and care for their teeth. He adds that people might skip punctuality to endure 50 below zero weather for a chunk of ice to melt for water to rinse and brush.
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Anchorage
Alaska
T. J. Pyle
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Meditations On The Bible Joyful Faith Brief
The reflection urges joy as the strength of faith from Isaiah 35 10 and Jesus wedding scene. It contrasts gloom with nature’s radiance and calls for sharing joy with others. Prayer asks grace to maintain cheerful witness for Jesus’ sake. Rev E Richardson signs.
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Zion
Jesus
God
Christ
Rev
E. Richardson
Court Notes Sleepy Suspect and Robbery Attempt Details
Circuit Court hudged with fragmented entries. Shuler dozed off on a drunk when overpowered and jailed. Charles Ritter faces charges of attempting to rob Guy Jewell on May 9. Robie Beavers charged with escaping the convict camp near Cross Junction on April 27 and sent from Russell county for breaking into a box car. sentencing dated December 27, 1934.
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Shuler
Charles Ritter
Guy Jewell
Robie Beavers
Cross Junction
Beavers
Russell County
Zioncheck Arrest Ordered On Sight In Washington
District of Columbia officials ordered the arrest of Representative Zioncheck on sight after a tense incident near the Capitol. He was hustled into a police car amid shouts about hand grenades as officers ended the pursuit and took him to a hospital for examination.
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Zioncheck
Constitution Avenue
Capitol
George
Zioncheck disrupts White House visit in bid to find missing bride
Representative Zioncheck, after visiting executive offices seeking the President, caused a scene with a crate of empty bottles and mothballs claimed to be for the President. He later clashed with traffic, sought a warrant, and returned to the White House hoping for a meeting.
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White House
Ie Garnett
Zioncheck
Garnett
Wth
Karl Kindleberger
Kindleberger
Zionbheck
Clarke county centennial pageant to feature multiple bands
The Clarke county centennial celebration plans a large program with at least seven brass bands and a historical pageant covering key scenes from local history. General admission is 25 cents with 30 boxes at 6 dollars per day or 10 dollars for two days, including six general admissions per box. E. K. Meade and Arthur Chrisman organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
E. K. Meade
Arthur Chrisman
Decree Refers Massey Larrick Estate to Master Commissioner
May 29 1936 decree in Winchester Virginia appoints Master Commissioner to report on property transfers from J L Massey to Herbert S Larrick Trustee including liens and priorities. It sets inquiries into Massey heirship in realty conveyed in 1919, estates, taxes, and accounts with notices required weekly in a Winchester newspaper. Commissioner W E Edwards fixes June 17 1936 for proceedings at No 17 Court Square.
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J. L. Massey
Herbert S. Larrick
Herebert S. Larrick
Joseph F. Massey
Nannie V. Massey
John W. Eaton
Genere
Winchester
No. 17
Court Square
Virginia
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New Staunton Theatre
Warner Bros
Jack Forney
R.M. A. Finals
N. G
Phineas Shera Boyer
Hyland Morris Bryant
Schwenectady
N. Y
London Homes
Carter
Boydton
Raymond Marvin Crowe
Frostburg
Henry Stapleton Daniel
Walter Frederick Deneen
Johnson City
Edward Elmer Ginn
Land, Ky
John Stanley Gravel
Dumfries
Samuel Baylor Hartley
Clifton Forge
George Franklin’ Herring, Jr
Mount Olive
James Astor Hooks
Fremont
Douglas Kent
Stapleton
L. I
William Clifton Hunt, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Frederick George Hussong
Rockville Center
Robert Mann Lancaster
Indian Head
Thomas Talmadge
Lankford
Thomas Young Levern, Jr
Roland Maloney
Cleveland
John Coulter Melville
Sykesvie
Harold Lee Mitchell
Conn
Harry Jones Moffitt
Ashand
Walter Smith
Beaufort
Richard Nelson
Henderson
Marshall Noel Richard
S. I
Albert Edward Painter
Bogota
Harry Blackwell Samworth
Huntington
W. Va
William Henry Schoolfield
Pocomoke City
Frank P. Shields
Scotland Neck
N. C. Charlies Shilling
Philadelphia
Barry Stewart
Front Royal
Harold Eugene Stone
Paris Church
Jack Lloyd Thomas
Norfolk
Chester Allen Tucker
Rodney van Wyck Vandervoort, Jr
Edward Tarty ‘Watkins
Thomas Larimer Wise
Ann Arbor
Mich
The
Star
al Chem & Dye
Am Can
Am Rad & Steel S
Am Smelt & R
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
A. T. & San Fe
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Coml
Corn
Gen Elec
Gen Mills
Int Harvest
Gen Motors
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Mont-Ward
N. J. Central
Penn R. R
Sears Roebuck
Sou Pac
Lid Oil
Texas Corp
West Ungel
West el & M
Woolworth
Marlene
Marlene Dietrich
Fritz Lang
Hollywood
Central Press
Fifth Avenue
Circuit Court
Beverley
Onancock
Frank Rennie
Legio
Keller
Cve Ee
Loy
Natalie Kaiser
Associated Press
Melfa
U.S. Cavalry
Cavals
W. E. Edwards
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