Banks Close for Legal Holiday on June 3rd
Multiple Winchester banks announce closures on Thursday June 3rd for a legal holiday. Customers may pay all papers due on that date by Friday June 4th. Signatories include Charles Summers of Union Bank of Winchester John IL Sloat of Commercial and Savings Bank William G Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank H D Fuller Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
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Jefferson Davis
Charles Summers
Fashier
Union Bank of Winchester
John IL. Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
WM. G. Hardy
Chier
Shenandoah Valley National
H. D. Fuller
Eee Farmers and Merchants Ational Bank
Evolution Case Ends In Tennessee Supreme Court
The Scopes evolution case from Dayton, Tennessee, is before the Tennessee Supreme Court after convictions in the Dayton circuit court. Clarence Darrow led oral arguments with six co-counsels supporting Scopes and two for the state seeking to ban teaching evolution. Attorneys argued over intellectual freedom and the scope of religious and scientific teaching in public schools.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Opes
Preme Court of Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes
Head County
Daytona
Supreme Justices
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Thomas H. Malone
Amicus Currie
Attorneys Clash Over Faith and State Law in Tennessee Suit
Darrow and McConnico argued over how the law should be applied, with McConnico accusing opponents of ignoring a state constitution provision that bars those who deny God from civil office, while claiming the public still holds faith by about 95 percent of Tennesseans.
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Darrow
McConnico
Tennessee
Memorial service draws large crowd in Highview
Highview Virginia June 2 report notes a well attended memorial service at Refuge Sunday with Rev J A Johnson delivering a grand sermon. The item also lists local visits and family gatherings including Belva Rickard and children from Strasburg staying with aunt Mrs Leo Bowman and numerous Sunday visits among area residents.
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Highview
Refuge
J. A. Johnson
Belva Rickard
Strasburg
Leo Bowman
Black Bear Trail Convention Energizes Winchester
At the George Washington Hotel a 200 strong gathering of Rotary Kiwanis Lions and American Legion members with the Chamber of Commerce hosted visiting delegates for the Black Bear Trail Convention. Speeches praised unified highway planning, Florida visitors delivered oranges, and sight seeing tours of Winchester followed by a Handley School visit. A banquet tonight features toastmaster R Gray Williams and the Black Bear Trail Quartet.
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Shenandoah Valley
Quebec
Mr. MacRae
George Washington Hotel
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
The
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Black Bear Trail
J. 8. Haldeman
Chamber
Winchester
America
F. T. McFaden
Haldeman
Hugh 8. Duffey
Reatry Club
Robert T. Barton
Kiwanis Club
Herbert S. Larrick
Lions Club
Philip Williams
J. H. Rosenberger
L. F. Chapman
Florida
DeLand
Flo
E. W. Brown
Andrew Bell
Handley School
R. Gray Williams
John M. Steck
Hugh S. Duffey
Bell
Free Trial Method Promises Asthma and Hay Fever Relief
Advertises a free at home trial for a breathing method claimed to end difficult breathing wheezing and paroxysms for asthma and hay fever sufferers. Encourages senders to mail a coupon with no payment or postage, targeting long standing or recent cases and those failing other treatments.
Whitacre Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Whitacre Virginia notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Adams and daughter Linda to Cedar Grove. Visitors include Clyde Loy family, Mrs. Shelby Stotler, Mrs. Fred Braithwaite, Mrs. C. T. Adams and Leon Smith party, Howard Whitacre at Brucetown, and Braithwaite and Whitacre kin at Great Cacapon Berkeley Springs. George Kimball improving after Baltimore hospital operation.
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Whitacre
S. J. Adams
Linda
Inez Adams
Cedar Grove
W. C. Whitacre
Clyde Loy
Shelby Stotler
Fred. Braithwaite
C. T. Adams
Leon Smith
H. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
O. W. Dick
John Dick
Shockeysville
George Kimball
Baltimore
Hollis Braithwaite
Local notices from Zepp Virginia relatives and visitors
Clyde Conner returns to Baltimore after weekend in Zepp. Harper Owens of Elizabeth Pa visits his aunt Mrs Arthur Peer. Mrs Robert Peer visits Mrs Hersel Rudolph. John and Perry Brill spend weekend at Star Tannery with Brill family. Community shares groceries with Shells. Florence Bauserman plans months at old home with Snowden Bauserman. Edward Conner returns to Washington DC after week with Joseph Conner. Swartz and Joseph Williams attend Lutheran Sunday School convention at Fairview Woodstock. Paul Williams and two children visit M L Swartz. Glenn Orndorff from Park Pa visits parents Reuben and family. Mrs Edward Wilson of Wardensville WV visits her mother Mrs Jeff Orndorff. One unnamed relative is seriously ill. Robert Peer visits Strasburg Saturday. Leonard Rudolph visits Mt Olive Friday.
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Zepp
Clyde Conner
Baltimore
Harper Owens
Elizabeth
Arthur Peer
Robert Peer
Hersel Rudolph
John Brill
Perry Brill
Star Tannery
Guy Brill
Mrs. Shell
Florence Bauserman
Washington
Tompkins
Snowden Bauserman
Edward Conner
Washington, D.C
Joseph Conner
M. L. Swartz
Joseph Williams
Fairview
Woodstock
Paul Williams
Glenn Orndorff
Park
Reuben Orndorff
Edward Wilson
Wardensville
W. Va
Jeff Orndorff
Strasburg
Leonard Rudolph
Mt. Olive
Note Improvement In Virginia Crops
Virginia crops improved notably with wheat described as good and early potatoes and garden vegetables fair to good. Plowing for corn and tobacco setting delayed due to dry soil conditions. Weather and crop reports summarize the past week from Virginia via the Associated Press.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Presbyterians to Investigate Fitness of Princeton Man
The Presbyterian General Assembly approved a committee to evaluate Princeton Theological Seminary and specifically Prof J G Machen for leading apologetics and Christian ethics. After debate and a minority report urging immediate confirmation, Machen's temperamental traits were deemed not to bar the post given his scholarship and character.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Presbyterian General Assembly
Princeton Theological Seminary
J. G.machen
Committee On Theological Seminaries
Princeton
Machen
House wraps up French debt debate. aviation bill to Senate
The House ends its discussion on French debt arrangements as the Army aviation bill moves to the Senate for review.
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The
Associated Press
House
Senate
Railroad seeks ICC ok for 7.475 million equipment trust certificates
The Interstate Commerce Commission is asked to authorize issuing 7,475,000 dollars of 4 1/2 percent equipment trust certificates to finance a total equipment purchase of 10,679,198 dollars. The plan includes 3,000 freight cars 25 coaches 26 locomotives and other rolling stock.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Local Market Prices Reported by Wheats to Hogs and Butter
Daily market listing shows local wholesale and retail prices for grains, feeds, and farm goods. Wheat and corn prices, barley, flour, mixed feed, hay, and hogs to cattle figures are provided with ranges and unit terms. Butter, eggs, and poultry prices appear alongside general farm product values.
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Ceesevssu Eooses
Baltimore Wholesale Market Prices Read From Closing Figures
Markets report corrected closing prices for the previous day across commodities. Notes show hay and lamb prices, chicken figures, and figures for corn and bees, with entries partially garbled but indicating price movements.
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Baltimore
Miss Mary McIntyre Dies In Hampshire
Miss Mary E. McIntyre dies at her sister’s home in May 27 at age 83. A lifelong Frederick County teacher of fifty years and a United Brethren Church member, she was noted for a patient, conscientious Christian life and respected by many. Her funeral drew Delwin Parish Carroll McIntyre and W. O. McIntyre to Hampshire County.
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United Brethren Church
Fam
Deaths of Mrs. Annie Fries and Family Remains Laid to Rest
The obituary notes the passing of a Christian woman with thirteen children and four brothers and one sister, including W. O. McIntyre Gore M. L. McIntyre Topeka Dr. J. E. B. McIntyre Fremont George McIntyre Carthage and Mrs. Kate Brill who lived at Millbrook WV. The body was buried in St James Hampshire County with Rev Good Capon Ridge conducting services for a large gathering.
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W. O. McIntyre
Gore
M. L. McIntyre
Topeka
Kansas
J. EB. McIntyre
Fremont, Il
George McIntyre
Carthage
Kate Brill
Millbrook
W. Va
Annie V. Fries
St. James
Hampshireounty
Mr. Good
Caponridge
Believe Federal Officer Was Killed By Rum Runner
A report from Asheville North Carolina states federal officers were pursuing rum runners when a fatal shooting occurred. Details remain unclear as investigators gather testimony and evidence.
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Herséfersonville
W. E. Bennison
Grant
Hendersonville
Bennison
Atlanta
North Carolina
Bank Official Guests Stay At George Washington Hotel
Mr. Harry M. Chapman of the Central National Bank Wilkinsburg spent the weekend at the George Washington Hotel as the guest of Mrs Barr and daughter Mary Louise Barr at their residence in Ste City.
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Harry M. Chapman
Cems ‘Tral National Bank
Wilkinsburg
George Washington Hotel
Barr
Mary Louise Barr
Ste, City
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Waldo Bennington
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Grover Grim
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E. R. Conner
Crowell
Rappahannock
Melvin Ebersole
David Ebersole
Helen Chilcott
Ridings Chapel
Pennsylvania
Lyra White
L. J. Cave
H. E. White
R. C. Hicks
June
Gladys Orndoff
Frontier Asthma CO
Room
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. Y
B. and O. Leeks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
JC Department Stores
Court House
Thau
Voile
Market Report
Star
Mary McIntyre
Hampshire
North Main
B. Davis
Reston St
Grayson’s Store
National
Weenton St
N. Braddock
Elmer V. Hodges
W. R. Legge
W. Leicester
N. Braddock St
W. Piccadilly St
Market St
Fairmont Ave
J. M. Hott
Winchester Credit Corp
Evening Star
Praidock St
Carl
H. M. Beabright
E. Cork St
Ft. Loudoun
C. Nicodemus
Lenore
F. W. Magruder
N. Main St
N. Hardy
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Large & Small
G. C. Waite
P. C
Tyrone
Pall
Buick
East Clifford
N. lMarket St
Wheeler Nichols
Highland Ave
Butler's Barrel
Good Coopers
Consolidated Orchard Co
Paw Paw
Wheeler Nicholas
Asheville
N. C
EB. W. Grant
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