Gore Home Demonstration Club Plans June Events
The Gore Home Demonstration Club met in the Union Sunday School room at 2. Members and Miss Mary Lee Dovel attended. They announced a dress contest in Winchester on June 22 and a lawn party for the 4-H Club on June 18. The annual picnic is set for July 7 at Walford's Beach on Capon River.
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Gore Home
Union
Mary Lee Dovel
Luther Johnson
Creed
Kathleen Oates
Mary Virginia Johnson
Winchester
Gore Club
Maude Wallace
Blacksburg
Walford’s
Capon River
Dovel
Gore
Lydia Cooper
I. Fred Stine
Roger Cooper
Wolford’s
Orville’ Willey
Robert Brumback
Clara
Manuel
Mattie Manuel
Ellen Brumback
Keith Judy
John Henry
James Judy
Stewarts Cabin Camp
C Vernon Thomas to Address Lions Club Meeting
C Vernon Thomas representing the Association of American Railroads will speak to the Martinsburg Lions Club next Tuesday at York's Log Cabin on the Martinsburg turnpike at 6 30 pm. He will present an educational film titled All Aboard. Martinsburg guests will attend as part of the Winchester club delegation.
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C. Vernon Thomas
Association of American Railroads
Lions Club
York
Martinsburg Turnpike
Thomas
Martinsburg Lions Club
Winchester Club
Rain Plentiful In Coming Week Forecast
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows showers in the North and Middle Atlantic States with local showers mid and end of week. The period will be warm overall with brief cooler spurs after shower periods.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Parks Built Along Virginia Highways For Travelers
The State Highway Commission with the National Park Service is building wayside parks on principal Virginia highways. The rests will offer off highway parking, tables, drinking water and conveniences. Two parks are under construction on route No 7 between Winchester and Leesburg.
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Virginia
State Highway Commission
National Park Service
Winchester
Leesburg
Memorial Day Exercises At Stonewall Cemetery
Former Winchester mayor William W. Glass spoke honoring Confederate soldiers for Memorial Day. Burr P. Harrison introduced him. Rev. E T Clark gave the invocation. Handley High School Band played. Parade led by Boy Scouts of America with Stonewall Memorial Association Daughters of the Confederacy and others. Graves of over 3 000 soldiers were decorated.
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Glass
William W. Glass
Winchester
Burr P. Harrison
Commonwealth
Frederick County
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Handley High School
W. N. McKlwee
Scouts Head
Boy Scouts of America
Stonewall Memorial Association
Daughers of the Confederacy
Stonewall Cemetery
Cameron Street Setback Proposal Urged by C. C. C.
C. C. C. urges the City Council to consider a future widening of Cameron street with a setback line on North Cameron from Sullivan's mill to the city limits. The meeting drew full attendance with President E. R. Branch, Secretary Andrew Bell, and directors John Rosenberger, Donald McFaden, Harold G. Brown, Paul Haldeman, Eugene Cooper, L. I Miller, and Dr. C. R. Anderson present.
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Cameron Street
Sullivan’s Mill
North Cameron Street
E. R. Branch
Andrew Bell
John Rosenberger
Donald McFaden
Harold G. Brown
Paul Haldeman
Eugene
Carrier Pigeon Found Near Stephens City With Identifying Bands
W. J. Clines of R F D No 1 near Stephens City reports a large male carrier pigeon stopped at his farm to feed then stayed. The bird bore 113 D on the left leg and 243 A. 36 A. S. H. on a right leg paper band. Anyone who recognizes these marks can claim the bird from Mr. Clines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Clines
Stephens City
Mr. Cline
Mr. Clines
Bishop Kern to Preach at Washington and Lee Commencement
Commencement week at Washington and Lee University Lexington begins tomorrow with the baccalaureate sermon to be delivered by Bishop Paul B. Kern of Durham North Carolina. Bishop Kern is a nephew of Miss Lona A. Kern of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Paul B. Kern
Durham
N. C
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Kern
Lona A. Kern
Phil Eagle Joins Third Cavalry Band at Fort Meyer
Sergeant Frank Likar announces the enlistment of Philip W. Eagle of Berryville pike into the Third Cavalry Band at Fort Meyer Virginia. Eagle, son of George H Eagle, previously played in Handley High School Band and is a local recruit. The recruiting station is in the basement office and opens Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays until noon.
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Frank Likar
Army
Third Cavalry Band
Fort Meyer
Philip W. Eagle
Berryville Pike
George H.eagle
Handley High School
Compromise on Justices Teeters as Court Rules Favor Administration
Administration officials earlier claimed a possible bargain on two Supreme Court justices. Since then the Court issued key rulings favoring the administration. Critics urge action on lower courts and discuss retirement age amendments. Senator Norris cites injunctions delaying $51 million in investments and 95 million man hours of work across circuits.
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Supreme Court
Nortis
Norris
United States
United Brethren Church North Braddock Service Notice
Public worship with preaching at 11 a.m. no evening service. attend Handley Schools graduation. Young people’s choir sings. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with W. P. Anderson. Men’s Bible class 9:45 a.m. with M. B. V. Snake presiding. Lewis W. Fries teacher. Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Ora Bailey 522 South Loudoun Tuesday June 8 at 8 p.m. Leader Mrs. Marie DeCarlo. Young people choir practice Wednesday 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. led by Silas G. Cather.
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North Braddock
Geo. W. Stover
Handley Schools
Young People’s
W. P. Anderson
M. B. V. Snake
Lewis W. Fries
Chancery 96 Real Estate Scattered Across Several States
The chancery case concerns personal property with real estate in Takoma Park Md Pa West Virginia and scattered holdings in Loudoun Frederick Winchester and Maryland. The court will approve sales of parcels as part of an orderly settlement with Fred L. Glaize Jr acting as administrator and agent under court direction.
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Takoma Park
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Loudoun County
Frederick County
Winchester
Maryland
Cather
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Glass' Wife Widow of Senator Glass Dies
Glass wife, married to Senator Glass on January 12, 1886, is mourned alongside her husband. Surviving relatives include two sons Powell Glass and others not named in the fragment.
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Senator Glass
Powell Glass
Local Lynchburg publishers Carter Glass Jr obituary details
Carter Glass Jr and his father published the News and the Daily Advance in Lynchburg. He leaves two daughters Mrs John G Boatwright of Danville and Mrs Isaac Watlington Digges of New York, seven grandchildren, two sisters Mrs W R Perrow and Mrs J Boze, and a brother William C Caldwell of Lynchburg.
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Carter Glass, Jr
Lynchburg
the News
The
Daily Advance
John G Boatwright
Danville
Isaac Watlington Digges
New York
W. R. Perrow
J. Boze
William C Caldwell
Little Daughter Of Lloyd Braithwaite Dies In Martinsburg
Word came to Martinsburg WV of the death of six months old Hilda Lorraine Braithwaite daughter of Lloyd and Mrs Braithwaite. The infant suffered meningitis and whooping cough for weeks and died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock after a hospitalization. The Braithwaites are linked to Cross Junction and George Peacemaker family lines.
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Hilda Lorraine Braithwaite
Lloyd Braithwaite
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Braithwaite
J. S. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Braithwaite
George Peacemaker
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets June 5
Baltimore livestock markets show cattle up to 11.85 a hundredweight with calves weak and hogs mostly steady. sheep and lambs mostly steady to lower. Chicago market notes steady hogs and higher cattle and lambs with primed prices around 14.75 for prime steers and up to 13.25 for native spring lambs.
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Baltimore
North Carol
Virginia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
California
Market Tug Ships Stocks Gain Then Fall Amid Weekend Caution
New York June 5 Stocks started strong in a brief session but most fell after a weekend profit take led by gains in favored issues. Bond market steadied with rail loans inching up while commodities mixed. Notable closes included Am Can 97 1 2 and U S Steel 101 3 8 with others mixed.
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New York
Am. Can
Rediator
Am. Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Va-Caro. Chem
Va-Caro Pfd
Wheat and grain prices tumble in Chicago market
Severe declines in wheat prices at Chicago reduced by about 4.5 cents a bushel with futures closing lower across July September and December contracts. Bears cited anticipated cool weather and weak demand while traders dumped holdings and stop orders triggered. Cash and Baltimore quotes followed, showing No 1 hard wheat around 1.24 and corn near 1.29 to 1.30 per bushel with regional variations.
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Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain
Kentucky Teacher To Speak Tonight at Riverside School
The Rev. G. E. Crushel principal of Riverside Industrial School in Kentucky will speak at 8 o clock this evening at the First Brethren Church on the Berryville Pike. He will be accompanied by three graduates who will also speak briefly and share pictures of the institution. Everyone is invited.
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G. E. Crushel
Riverside Industrial School
Kentucky
First Brethren Church
Berryville Pike
Martinsburg funeral procession to Redland Church
Friends and relatives will gather at the Martinsburg home tomorrow morning at nine o clock and proceed to Redland Church near Whitacre for brief funeral services. Interment will be in Oodlawn Cemetery.
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Erothers
Jack
Jimmy
Martinsburg
Redland Church
Whitacre
Oer
Oodlawn Cemetery
Local Pastor Set for Installation at Grace Lutheran
The Rev C Worthington Lowe will be formally installed as Grace Lutheran Church pastor at 8 p m Sunday June 13 with services led by the Lutheran Synod of Virginia president The Rev Dr William A Wade of Baltimore will preach A afternoon events feature Dr C H Marvin president of George Washington University as speaker Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia will attend and present a flag Music by the church choir the Chanters Old Dominion Chorus and the Winchester String Ensemble
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C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
William A. Wade
Baltimore
C. H. Marvin
George Washington Universty
Washington, D. C
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Chanters
Old Dominion Chorus
Winchester String Ensemble
Winchester to Seek Police Training School Plan
City leaders consider establishing a police training school in Winchester as part of a police reorganization plan. The proposal aims to train current officers and future recruits, with officials noting the need for accessible instruction locally rather than sending too many officers away for training.
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Council
Winchester
C. R. Anderson
John Rosenberger
A. Lee Coble
Police Committee
Ralph Snapp
Division of
Court Ordered Five Day Furlough At Steel Plant
Chevrolet officials said a plant shutdown was needed to secure regular delivery of steel materials and motors. The five day furlough begins June 7 with workers set to return Monday if sufficient motors arrive.
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Chevrolet
Diplomas Awarded as Class Promotes Spiritual Growth
The ceremony opened with Lead On, O King Eternal as Rev. W O Luttrell spoke. Miss Virginia Stickles saluted the guests and the Glee Club sang. A class gift of $80 for basketball goals was presented to Prof. Cooley. Craighill Burks, valedictorian, spoke on a planned life and goal oriented effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
King
W. O. Luttrell
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Virginia Stickles
Dvorak
Glee Club
McVivar
Winchester
Billy Owens
Cooley
A. F. Roberston
Leigh Hunt
Hubert Carr
William Barnes
Craighill Burks
Burks Aims to Enter Hampden Sydney College This Fall
Ralph M. Ware, county school board member, announced that 66 seventh grade graduates earned certificates of promotion to the high school. This marks the largest class promoted in the school, with Rev. Dr. Louis Tucker delivering the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burks
Hampden-Sydney College
Ralph M. Ware
County School Board
Louis ‘Tucker
Masons Plan First Royal Arch Celebration in Virginia
The Royal Arch Masons of Virginia invite members and wives to a first time celebration. The planning committee includes Brady W. Largent as chairman with Harveys E. Carper and Roy A. Larrick. Wilbur E. Hewitt serves as most excellent high priest this year.
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Virginia
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Winchester
Knights Templar
Dr Smith to Speak at Winchester Ministerial Meeting
Dr. Smith will stay through Monday and address Winchester Ministerial Association at Handley Library at 10 30 am. The Handley High School 8 pm service precedes commencement week with senior caps and gowns. City churches cancel regular evening services for the union program.
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Handley
Rockefeller names granddaughter in trust groundwork
Rockefeller outlines a trust fund for his granddaughter Mary and her descendants. The codicil directs administration by John D. Rockefeller Jr., Bertram Cutter, and Thomas M. Debevoise with income paid to Mary or her issue or to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Strong de Ceuvas
Lakewood
N. J
Mary
Bessie
Margaret
de Cuevas
Elizabeth
John
George
Charles Augustus Strong
University of Chicago
Fiesole
Italy
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bertram Cutler
Thomas M. Debevoise
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Road Scene Describes Virginia West Virginia Highway Plans
An article tours Route 50 toward Gainesboro and Winchester, noting route choices near Double S and Double 8 with cost concerns. It praises the Virginia section for width and smooth 20-foot paving while detailing convict camp activity, ongoing construction, and the slow, costly process of road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
Whitacre
Consolidated
Gainesboro
Winchester
West Virginia Line
Virginia
West Virginia
West
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Bishop Kern
Phil. Eagle
Cavalry
United Brethren Church
Big Chancery
Stock Market Report
Sur
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TAX Counsellors
AUDIT
TAX Service
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
State Planters Bank
Dr. Smith
Rockefeller
Gainesboro Pike
W. C. Poston
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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