Shenandoah Valley Academy Holds Graduation Exercises
Sixteen seniors of Shenandoah Valley Academy graduated at Handley Library with Col. Roszel presiding. Rev. Robert B. Nelson delivered a talk on Wisdom and Knowledge. Diplomas and awards highlighted the program, with honors lists and multiple medals announced for cadets.
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Col
Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley Library
B. M. Roszel
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Alfred Duble Galloway
Berryville
Manual Raul Arias
Panama City
Panama
Donald Vincent Shannon
Mt. Jackson
Edward Jan Bailey
Winchester
Woodrow Lawrence Patteron
Lexington
N. C
Charles Henry Kuhnemund, Jr
Brooklyn
Francis Croxwell Baldwin
Charleston
W. Va
Boyd Glaize
Chester
Warden McDowell Maxwell
Warden
Middleburg
Philip Storm Miller
Hackensack
N. J
Albert Francis Robinson
Fairmont
Nelson
Lieut
Lewis N. Barton
Academy
M. Arias
E. J. Bailey
F. C. Baldwin
J. D. DuShane
J. D. Elliott
M. T. Gilpin
P. B. Glaize
E. S. Krause
C. H. Kuhnemund
B. McCarty
H. B. McCormac
G. M. Martin
P. S Miller
W.c. Orr
R. B. Owen
W. L. Patterson
J. EB. Pennypacker
L. Roszel
A. R. Scott
D. V. Shannon
H. G. Tayloe
Col. Roszel
University of Virginia
Philip Boyd Glaize
This City
Jesse Duncan Elliott, Jr
Tay- Joe
Miller
Downer
Shannon
Tayloe
Arias
Manuel Arias
Regular Fire Company Meeting Announced by Sarah Zane Unit
Notice for Sarah Zane Fire Company regular meeting Friday night at 8 o clock. Captain Richard B Brown presides at the hall.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Richard B. Brown
Salvation Army seeks to put jobless to work
Major James Mars of the Salvation Army is using the organization to find employment for seekers. Already several men and women have work, with others on a waiting list. A girl was placed in house work at Bethel, and a 12 year old boy may go to the country after school closes. Mars also lists skilled tradesmen and other positions, inviting donations to support the effort.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
Bethel
Mars
Vala Avenue
Major Mars
Raskob Faces Short Selling Charge Claimed Protest Erupts
John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is charged with short selling. He denies the charge, saying short selling can be proper when conducted correctly. The Senate Banking Committee hears him amid protest from Sen. Glass as Gray notes Raskob’s two tentative short sales.
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John J. Raskob
Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Senate Banking Committee
William A. Gray
Gray
Raskob
Glass
Senator Glass
Virginia
General Motors
Flood Destroys Homes as Three Women Die in Oklahoma City
A sudden half inch rain caused the Canadian river and Lightning creek to flood parts of Oklahoma City early today. Three women drowned and unconfirmed reports spoke of additional fatalities as waters poured through the business district and into basements trapping sleeping residents.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Confederate Memorial Day Observances in Winchester Planned
Winchester to honor Confederate veterans on Monday June 6 with a parade from North Cameron Street to Stonewall Cemetery. Rev Dr Frank T McFaden and Rev Dr S L Flickinger to speak. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts to decorate graves, with a Virginia National Guard detail firing a volley. In case of rain, events move to City Hall.
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Winchester
Turner Ashby
Cross Keys
Stonewall Cemetery
Richard Ashby
Cameron Street
Friendship Fire Company
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Company I
Virginia National Guard
Corporation Court Room
City Hall
Virginia
Nancy Hack Bowly
William T. Barr
C. Fred Barr
Richard Griffith
J. A. Massie
John S. Miller
Laura McGuire
Arkansas
W. B. Snider
Georgia
R. B. Slonaker
Pauline Taylor
George H. Heist
Rebecca Bell
H. B. McCormac
Frank Opie
Louisiana
Williams Hain
County Office To Be Closed On Confederate Memorial Day
The county clerk’s office will close all day next Monday Confederate memorial day in Winchester. The closure follows a standing order of the Circuit Court under legislative authority. C. C. Brannon announced the annual closure.
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Winchester
C. C. Brannon
Circuit Court
Tragedy at Lightening Creek Echoes City Abductions
In a grim report a 14 year old girl’s body was recovered from Lightening creek. J M Meads former deputy sheriff said the body of a woman about 45 was found hanging from a tree and another woman about 40 was recovered at a different city location.
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Lightening Creek
J. M. Meads
Jail Populace Drops Sharply Reducing Sheriff Pannett's Worries
Sheriff Pannett notes the local jail population fell from a high of 44 to 18 inmates, easing housing, feeding and bathing plans. Officials say fewer arrests and better behavior have accompanied the drop, contrasting with six months ago when liquor violations rose.
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Pannett
Sheriff Pannett
The
Star
Winchester
Search for missing Mrs. Orndorff yields no new clues
Frederick county officers, returning from Star Tannery, declare no new information in the disappearance of Frances Nicholson Orndorff wife of Kermit Orndorff who has been missing since December 29. Sheriff Luther Pannett and Burr P. Harrison review mountain regions while Orndorff stays jailed in Woodstock awaiting murder charges.
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Frederick County
Star Tannery
Frances Nicholson Orndorff
Kermit Orndorff
Luther Pannett
Burr P. Harrison
Mrs. Orndorff
Orndorff
Shenandoah
Woodstock
Not Interested In Bonus Parade Denies Involvement
Sergeant Harry T. Smith of the local U S Army recruiting office said he was not interested in or connected with any movement to take former servicemen to Washington to demand immediate cashing of bonus certificates. He denied any authorization for his name being listed as part of a committee to transport local men next week.
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Harry T. Smith
United States Army
Star Today
Tor State
Washington
Sale Postponed in Berryville Antiques Sheriff Auction
sheriff sale of antiques and household furniture of Mrs. N B Page in Berryville has been postponed from June 4 to bi Pe ip.
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N B. Page
Berryville
Property Sale Notice for 432 Highland Avenue
The James W. Good property at 432 Highland Avenue will be sold in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday June 4. Desirable home. sale bills available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Good
Highland Avenue
Court House
Valley Pike work to finish by year end contracted
The State Highway Commission approved Valley pike reconstructions from Winchester to Staunton and linked routes. Contracts will cover Route 33 sections totaling about 651,600 dollars with more funds for Harrisonburg to Lacy Spring and related gaps. Work is to start by July while keeping the pike open and detours avoided.
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Winchester
Staunton
Birman Henry G Shirley
Richmond
Valley Pike
Harrisonburg
State Highway Commission
Burketown
Lacy Spring
Middletown
Frank L. Woore To Teach Open Door Bible Class
Frank L. Woore will teach the Open Door Bible Class at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church at 9 45 Sunday morning. Miss Mary Boyer will give a reading at the opening service. Visitors and strangers are welcome. members enjoy guests at all meetings.
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Frank L. Woore
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Moore
Mary Boyer
Yard Party Benefit On Stephens City Lawn
Community League hosts a yard party on Saturday June 4 from 3 to 1p on the school lawn to raise funds for local programs. Public attendance invited with proceeds supporting community projects.
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Stephens City School Lawn
Benefit Community League
South End Hose Co. to Hold Regular Meeting
Regular business meeting of South End Hose Company is set for Monday night June 6. All members are urged to attend. secretary notes the date and time.
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South End Hose CO
Ministers and laymen plan 10 attend school
The fifth annual session of the Baltimore Conference Training School for pastors and lay workers of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will be June 13 to 24 on the Randolph-Macon Academy campus at Front Royal. Notables in Christian education form the faculty and schedule includes addresses by Bishop Ainsworth, Bishop McDowell, and Dr. Carter along with talks on worship and mission enterprise.
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Baltimore Conference Training School
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
H. H. Sherman
Washington, D. C
Conference Board of Christian Education
A. W. Martin
General Board of Christian Educat of
Nashville, Tenn
Etta Mai Russell
Washington
W. W. Ainsworth
Birmingham
M. E. Church
South
W. G. McDowell
Thomas Carter
Vanderbilt University School of Religion
Hume R. Steele
Woman's Missionary Council
Methodist Episcopal
McDowell
Richardson
Carter
Young
Martin
Movement Afoot To Reopen Bank At Stephens City
Reports say residents of Stephens City favor reorganizing and reopening People Bank Inc. The bank was turned over to state examiners and a receiver was appointed after deposits fell. Stockholders met and plan further talks with the community before a definite plan is made.
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Stephens City
People Bank, Inc
Notice on Dispatching Rescue Squads in Winchester
In case of electrocution suffocation or drowning do not wait for rescue. Call Winchester Fire Department in Winchester Virginia for rescue squads at Phones 1172 713 and 1144.
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Winchester Fire Department
Winchester
Peonies For Sixth of June Flower Shop Strawberry Special
Fresh strawberries direct from patch. Large shipment received today. Selling price 10c qt. Special wholesale price by crate. Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market next to Union Bank. Phone 461. Free Delivery.
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Patch
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable
Union Bank
Newberrys Saturday Specials for Ladies and Men
Newberries offers Saturday bargains with ladies house stockings at 44 cents, artificial wreaths from 50 cents to a dollar, men's wool lined ties in summer shades at 20 cents, and ladies silk slips priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. 3-lip-1t
Nurses Record 441 Visits In May For District Association
The monthly meeting of the District Nurse Association reported 441 visits in May across prenatal, infant, school age, adult, and tuberculosis cases. Nurses Josephine Arthur and Evelyn Dean noted extensive first aid during the Apple Blossom Festival and care for newborns, pneumonia cases, and a tubercular patient aided by funds and hospital arrangements.
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Josephine Arthur
Evelyn Dean
Vincent
Piedmont Sanatorium
Tuberculosis Fund
University of Virginia
Crippled Children’s Fund
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Repossessed Cars for Sale by Winchester Credit Corp
Repossessed cars and trucks offered for sale with cash payment or monthly plans. Winchester Credit Corp advertises available inventory at attractive prices, listing contact and page reference 41-1p-5-27,31,3,7.
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Winchester Credit Corp
Rousstown Fire Company June Meeting Notice
Rouss Fire Company calls for its regular monthly meeting Friday night June 3 at 8 o'clock. All members requested to be present. Lee M Lamp, President.
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Lee M. Lamp
Hausner Again Starts Solo Flight Toward Warsaw
Stanislaus Hausner of Newark launches from Floyd Bennett Field at 8 46 a m aiming for Warsaw Poland on a solo flight. He carries 525 gallons of fuel and 50 letters with plans to drop some near Croydon Airport and perhaps over Le Bourget Paris. Naval escorts join him with his wife and a Newark priest aboard the chase plane as he rides a tail wind toward his birthplace.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanislaus Hausner
Newark
N. J
Warsaw
Poland
Floyd Bennett Field
Hausner
Paul Knappek
Naval Reserve
Floyd Bennetts
Don
F Tani
Croydon
Lonedon
le Bourget
Paris
Cakes at Market Street Church Sale Friday Evening
A sale event at Market Street M. E. Church on Friday June 3 from 5 to 10 PM offers cakes and other items. Calso mining services and cellar spraying are advertised with contact O. J. Wells at 562 N. Market Street. Paper hanging by room priced at 2.50. Will call to see you.
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Market Street
Calso Mining
O. J. Wells
N. Market Street
Flashes of World News from Various Cities
Reports from Winona Auckland Chicago Paterson Hiawatha and Chicago describe quirky local odds and ends. Topics include a former mayoral candidate who pledges mud not eggs for voters, horned American moose in Fiord country, a repeat-arrested gambler planning to become a business magnate, a New Jersey governor misplaced en route to Ringwood Manor, a pony named Pansy earning an eighth grade certificate, and a Chicago philanthropist defending his charity as modest while funding meals for schoolchildren.
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Paterson
N. J
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
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Southern Vets
DR. McFaden
Mississippi
Misses Boyd
Fred L. Glaize
North Carolina
Grace Forney
Robert McC. Glass
Hunter H. McGuire
P. H. Williams
Henry Baker
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
P. P. Pilcher
Lucy W. Russell
Maryland
Walter Huntsberry
Stuart Edmonds
D. J. Howard
Robert L. Glaize
Namelot
Mason Snapp
Coleen Over
Alabama
Irene Slonaker
Cornelia Slonaker
South Carolina
Frank L. Grim
I. N. Conner
Mahlon Jackson
Florida
R. T. Barton
Lily Baker
Texas
Kentucky
Nannie J. Smith
Mound
Virginia Lines
Here
Star Opis
Bristol
Gate City
Peonies
Newberry
District Nurse Association
H. D. Fuller
Rouss Fire Company
Gong
Winona
Minn
Matt Wagner
Winona Township
Auckland
New Zealand
America
Fiord
Chicago
Dago Lawrence
Mangano
Capone
Police Headquarters
Ringwood Manor
Hiawatha
Kas
Pansy
Padonia School
William EB. Turner
Foley
Ala
Pullman
E. Edgar Johnson
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