Winchester Park to Sponsor Tennis Tournament This Summer
Winchester Park Association announced opening of the park tennis courts with a 15 cent hourly fee or a $5 season ticket. A July tournament is planned with Kenneth Robinson as current champion and a night-lighting project awarded to Baker and Anderson, ready soon.
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Winchester Park
W Park Association
Park
W. Alan Peery
Gene Dunn
Park Association
Kenneth Robinson
The
UEP
Baker and Anderson
Byrd Seen At Hotel. Maryland Governor Bid Possible
A man thought to be H C Curley Byrd head of the University of Maryland was spotted at the George Washington Hotel for lunch with a woman believed to be Mrs Byrd. They left for Sky Drive as Maryland efforts to draft him for governor proceed with no confirmed candidacy.
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H.c.curley Byrd
University of Maryland
George Washington Hotel
Mrs. Byrd
Maryland
Mr. Byrd
Scott Atkinson to Sing Solo at Grace Lutheran Church
Scott Atkinson will perform a solo during the 11 o'clock service at Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow. The event is open to the public and invites attendees.
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Scott Atkinson
Lott Atkinson
Grace Lutheran Church
Missionary Charles Yoder to Speak at Meadow Mills Meeting
Charles F. P. Yoder, missionary to South America, will speak at Meadow Mills Union near Middletown at 2 30 Sunday afternoon and 7 30 Sunday evening, with meetings each night next week starting at 7 30. No service Saturday. Public invited.
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Charles FP. Yoder
South America
Meadow Mills Union
Middletown
Tity
Meadow Mills
Berryville High Names Shirley Lickey for Monogram
Berryville Virginia June 4 at final exercises Shirley Lickey received an athletic monogram for Berryville High School. The award was announced yesterday morning during the last assembly. the name had been listed incorrectly yesterday.
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Berryville
Berryville High School
Shirley Lickey
Signs Repainted Directing Tourists to Winchester
Three large signs erected two years ago by the Chamber of Commerce and New Common Council to guide tourists to Winchester have been repainted. Andrew Bell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, said the work was completed yesterday. Signs are located at New Market Front Royal and Fairfax.
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Chamber of Thy Authority
New Common Council
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
New Market
Front Royal
Pairfax
Minister and fiancée depart for college exercises near Carthage
The Rev. Dr. S. L. Flickinger and his fiancée Miss Margaret leave tomorrow for college exercises scheduled in Carthage and Kirksville Missouri during the coming week.
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S. L. Flickinger
Margaret F Er
Carthage
Kirksville
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Scheduled for Sunday
Madison Lodge I O O F will hold a memorial service Sunday at 3 PM. Members assemble at East Boscawen street lodge hall at 2 30 PM for a march to the service location. Rev T M Swann of Braddock Street M E Church South to conduct. rain plan to move to the lodge hall.
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Odd Fellows
Madison Lodge
East Boscawen Street
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Mrs. Catherine E. Miller Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held at her home in Opequon for Mrs. Catherine E. Miller who died there Wednesday. Rev. T. H. Daffin led the service with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She was widow of Samuel Miller, a Confederate cavalry officer. Surviving are sons Martin L. Miller Oliver F. Miller Samuel G. Miller. daughter Miss Bertie Miller. three grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Catherine E. Miller
Opequon
T. H. Daffin
The
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Old Rugged Cross
Father
Miller
Samuel Miller
Turner Ashby Camp
Philip
Dorothea Crisman
Kernstown
Germany
Frederick County
Darm Stadt
Hesse
Adam William
Jacob Crisman
Olivia Harmer
Martin L
Oliver F. Miller
Samuel G. Miller
Winchester
Bertie Miller
J.william Miller
Helen G. Miller
Robert B. Grove
S. Vincent Miller
Judith V. Grove
Zuckerman Brother of Harrisburg Leader Dies
Louis Zuckerman and son Joseph attended the funeral of Harry Zuckerman in Harrisburg, a Zionist and Jewish community figure owner of Capital City Junk Company for 35 years. He came from Vilna thirty five years ago and led local Jewish organizations. Funeral held at Dugan Funeral Home with Rabbis Gelb Etter and Silver officiating.
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Louis Zuckerman
Joseph Zuckerman
Harrisburg
Harry Zuckerman
Mr. Zuckerman
Capital City Junk Company
Vilna
Russia
Lillian Zuckerman
Norman Zabludoff
Sylvia ‘Zuckerman
Bernard
York
Milton
Burch
Palestine
Louis
Webchester
Israel
Waynesboro
Max
Chambersburg
Morris
New York City
Mary Melman
Middletown
William Goldstein
Ann Shapiro
Victor Zuckermaan
Dugan
Service For Wn. T. Hottel
Funeral services were held for William T. Hottel a Frederick county miller who died after a weeks long illness. The home near the Winchester Paper Mill hosted relatives from Shenandoah county and others. ministers Rev T M Swann and Rev W O Talbert led prayers with a quartet singing two hymns. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers from Winchester Lodge No 65 Knights of Pythias in attendance.
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William T. Hottel
Frederick County
Winchester
Shenandoah County
Hottel
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
W. O. Talbert
Brucetown
Old Rugged Cross
Emory Larrick
John I. Sloat
W. H. McIlwee
Joseph Hodgson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Wilmer F. Shryock
William G. Hardy
Frank Barr
John Crisman
Godfrey
William C. Miller
Winchester Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Hottel
Distributions On An Equality Basis Is Urged
Daniel C. Roper urged a world wide economic conference to ensure equitable distribution of basic raw materials. Speaking at Duke University he argued democracy survives by defense of its values and by studying other nations and their objectives for world peace and stability.
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Durham
N. C
Daniel C. Roper
Secretary of Commerce
Duke University
Claims War in Blocks Proposal For Party Peace
Senator Herring accuses Representative Wearin of blocking a plan to unite Iowa Democrats after the forthcoming Monday vote. Herring said Wearin refused to sign the proposal despite its aim to restore peace between rival factions.
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Washington
Herring
Iowa
Wearin
Watt
Gzve
Veterans To Meet Twice Next Monday
C Richard Boyce of Winchester Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars announces two Monday meetings for all post members. A morning gathering at 10 30 at post headquarters to participate in Memorial Day exercises and a regular evening meeting at 8 30. Members to wear white caps and join the parade forming at 10 o'clock.
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C. Richard Boyce
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armored junks attack off South China coast
Six Chinese junks armored with steel plate attacked a Japanese patrol vessel off the South China coast near Kwanghai southeast of Canton. The Japanese repulsed the attack with naval air support, three junks were set afire and sunk, one disabled, two escaped. Japanese advance reports say Kaifeng and Chengchow are under pressure as Chinese forces pull back near Lunghai and the Yellow River.
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Shanghai
South China
Kwanghai
Canton
Sunghai
Kaifeng
Chengchow
Peiping-Hankow
Hankow
China
Tungsu
Chenliu
Lunghai
Yellow River
Lanfeng
Kenji Doihara
Japan
Lawrence
Manchuria
Services To Be Held Tomorrow For Lutheran Church Followers
The Rev. C Worthington Lowe suspended as pastor of Grace Lutheran Church announces services for his followers tomorrow morning at No 19 North Washington street. The Lutheran Church of Our Saviour will hold Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a worship service with a sermon by the pastor at 11 o clock.
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C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
No. 19
North Washington Street
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Star
Luncheon Thursday For Dr Shio Sakanishi In Clarke County
Miss Annie B C Moore hosts a Thursday luncheon honoring Dr Shio Sakanishi of Washington, guest speaker for the Woman's Club of Clarke County. Dr Welbourne will introduce her at 3 p m at Clarco Theatre, with films on flower arrangements, as the club also stages its annual flower show 1 to 6 p m.
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Berryville
Annie B. C. Moore
Shio Sakanishi
Washington
Woman’'s Club
Clarke County
Armistead Welbourne
Leesburg
Japan
Dr. Sakanishi
Miss Moore
Welbourne
Martha Janes Foley
Jane Iden
Edith Ritter
Elsie Cadwallader
Plant Planned for Front Royal Ice Factory
Plans for a new ice plant in Front Royal costing about 100000 dollars were announced by H L Sizer of Richmond president of the American Refrigerator Company Inc. The facility to produce ice for commercial use including icing of freight and refrigerator cars will be housed in a 130 by 130 foot building with an 8 foot loading platform. Several sites are under consideration.
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Front. Royal
H. L. Sizer
Richmond
American Refrigerator Company, Inc
Suspension of Virginia minister pending appeal
The Rev. Mr. Lowe of the Church of Our Savior was suspended by Dr. J. J. Scherer, president of the Virginia Synod, after a committee found charges of conduct incompatible with the ministerial office. Lowe plans to appeal and awaits the Synod’s January meeting before further action.
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Lowe
J. J. Scherer
Virginia Synod
Month Charged with Operating While Intoxicated
Floyd Shin bearry of Baltimore Maryland was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail in Police Court today for operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor.
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Floyd Shinbearry
Baltimore
President Roosevelt boards Potomac for weekend cruise
President Roosevelt boarded the presidential yacht Potomac in Annapolis Maryland after 1 p m today for a weekend cruise. The move signals a return to leisure amidst ongoing national events.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Potomac
Paralysis Fatal to Mrs Pitcock at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Lillian Pitcock 60 died at Memorial Hospital after paralysis onset last Sunday. She lived at 19 East North Avenue and was a Frederick County native, daughter of Philip and Julia Lineburg. Divorced from Charles E Pitcock, she leaves several children including Mrs Robert Willey and Mrs Charles Ashwood, plus nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral rites Monday at 3 from her residence, burial Mount Hebron.
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Lillian Pitcock
Memorial Hospital
W. E. Edwards
Gillard Lineburg
Joseph Lineburg
Ottie Dorsey
C. A. Fauver
Wilbur Johnston
Mount Hebron
Pitcock
Robert Willey
Baltimore
Charles Ashwood
Winchester
Courtney Ashwood
Walter Grim
Front Royal
Calvin Brill
Virginia Pitcock
Omps Funeral
Program Of Home Agent Week Schedule
The home agent schedule for June 6 to 11 lists 4-H Club events. Dress contests determine county winners. demonstrations cover feed bags and salads. meetings occur at Armel Mt. View North Frederick and White Hall locations with specific times and venues.
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Mt. View
White Hall
Loyalty To Old Church Is Pledged Statement by Carl R Ritter
Carl R Ritter, Grace Lutheran Church council member, pledges loyalty to Grace Church. He extols the church as a community pillar, spiritual uplift, and moral strength, urging members to renew faith and work within its walls for the kingdom of God. Ritter closes with prayer for guidance by the Holy Spirit.
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The
Carl R. Ritter
Council of
Grace Lutheran Church
Mr. Ritter
Grace Church
Master's Vineyard
Rev E T Clark To Be Honored By University
The Rev E T Clark pastor of the First Baptist Church will receive an honorary Doctor of Divinity from the University of Richmond on Tuesday night Mrs Clark and their son Edward Thomas Clark Jr accompany him and will be guests of the university
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E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
University of Richmond
Jap Aerial Raids Continue Clash Over War Aims
The State Department disclosed Hull's address was transmitted to world capitals and would be shared with foreign offices upon request. Embassies were not instructed to relay it to governments. The secretary voiced U S readiness to curb arms, adopt humane war codes, and join nations in restoring economic cooperation and boosting international ties.
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State Department
Hull
Secretary of State
United States
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Harrisburg Hebrew School
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Sn Il Small Loan & Finance CO. Inc
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Knwon Miller
Commerce Department
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N. Washington Street
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Eddie Martinez Orchestra
Stephenville
Country Club
Central Press
Blackburn Smith
E. L. Tessier
J. M. H. Clagett
Norfolk
James Riddle
Smith
Tessier
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England
Thomas Carleton Harrison
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the Knoll
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Lillian Staub
David Forney
Gettysburg
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U .S. Military Academy
Philadelphia
Louise van Bosee
Reading
E. C. Lerch
Mrs. Ayler
Charlotte
Newberry
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H. B. Whiting
Hampden Sydney College
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Palace Theatre
Kentucky
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Armel School
North Frederick
Armel 4-H Club
Charlotte Wyant’s
Ritter
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