Judge Williams Drops Charges Of Intimidation In Court
In Frederick County Court Judge Philip Williams dismissed the intimidation charge against D A Walters after a stern reprimand. Walters had allegedly threatened Commonwealth Attorney Burr P Harrison over prosecuting John Willis for striking Jack O Neal and fleeing. Walters apologized, asserted no intent to intimidate, and costs were assessed against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Walters
Middletown
Commonwealth
Burr P. Harrison
Commonwealth Attorney
John Willis
Willis
Grand Jury
Jack O’neal
Walters
Harrison
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Williams
Jubilee Singers to Perform at Mount Carmel Church
On Thursday night June 14 the Silvertone Quartet of Hagerstown Maryland will sing for the Mount Carmel F B Church usher board. William Johnson presides as president and Emma P. Robinson serves as secretary. all are invited to hear the jubilee quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvertone Quartet
Hagerstown Md
Usher Board
Mount Carmel F. B. Church
Jubilee
William Johnson
Emma P. Robinson
Illegal Fishing Fines Imposed by Magistrate
Three men were fined for out of season bass fishing by Magistrate A. J. Tavenner. Each faced a $5 fine plus costs totaling $9.25. Game Warden Francis W. Pingley led the arrests. Fines were levied against Walton Landacre, William Landacre of Hayfield, and Tom McKee of the county's north section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tavenner
Francis W. Pingley
Walton
William Landacre
Hayfield
Tom McKee
Shenandoah Apple Blossom finances praised and settled
William E. Cooper chairs a committee with J. Victor Arthur and T. Russell Cather that found the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival accounts correct. Clifford D. Grim, treasurer, was commended as books and bills for the recent festival were paid and no obligations remained. Pinckney Arthur led the festival since its inception, earning praise from officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cooper
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Naval Organization
J. Victor Arthur
T. Russell Cather
Clifford D. Grim
Grim
Pinckney Arthur
Arthur
Miss Clark Weds Mr Funkhouser in Rye New York
Announcement from Winchester reports the marriage of Miss Ruth Clark of Honolulu Hawaii to Mr Raymond Justin Funkhouser Jr of New York. The ceremony occurred at 4 PM yesterday in Rye New York at the groom’s country estate. The bride studied at Stuart Hall Staunton and spent last summer with the groom’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ruth Clark
Honolulu
Hawaii
Raymond Justin Funkhoser, Jr
New York
Rye
N. Y
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Dolores Funkhouser
Staunton Institution
Funkhouser
Merle Funkhouser
Hagerstown
R. J. Funkhouser
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Bolts of Oratory Set Campaign For Seats In Congress
The 1930s political clash unfolds as Johnson and McNary trade barbs in radio speeches. The Republican National Committee adopts a national policy in Chicago. McNary argues the new deal and its liberalization ebb while Republicans claim steady principles. Roosevelt’s congressional address signals promised social legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Johnson and McNary
Associated Press
Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Hugh S. Johnson
Republican Social Program
McNary
Senator McNary
Oregon
Roosevelt
Awning notice from E. W. Armstrong Co.
An awning advertisement from E. W. Armstrong Co. promotes residence and store awnings with contact phone 639 and address 39 East Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Armstrong Co
East Piccadilly St
Eod
Market closes steady after scattered profit taking
In New York on June 9 profit taking touched stocks but was well absorbed as quiet trading held the market steady. Steel labor talks and potential walkouts hovered, with unions meeting Johnson and officials as Wall Street recorded about 700000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Johnson
Wall Street
U. S
Bethelehem
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Nash
London
Dancer Dolly Sisters Fined for Tax Evasion in France
Paris June 9 Jenny Dolly half of the Dolly sisters was fined 11,466,285 francs and given a three day suspended jail term for evading luxury tax on her 51 carat diamond ring bought in Cannes in 1926 The ring valued at 4 583 886 francs equaled about 185 000 dollars at the time The ring later sold at auction for 1 625 000 francs about 100 000 dollars The actress testified her secretary was responsible for the transaction and was dead now The tax would have been 32 500 dollars and the fine reflects the 1926 purchase price and assessed penalties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Jenny Dolly
Dolly Sisters
Cannes
Dolly
Memorial Rites Set For Sunday
Memorial services will be conducted at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the Orrick Cemetery on the Valley pike. Rev J W Dockett pastor of John Mann Methodist Church will be the principal speaker. The Douglass Junior High School Band will render appropriate music for the occasion. Everyone is invited by the committee in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Valley Pike
J. W. Dockett
John Mann Methodist Church
Douglass Junior High School
Popular Books At the Library
Handley Library highlights summer camping books in its collection. Notable titles include Camps and Their Modern Administeering by H K Allen Camp Life in the Woods by W H Gibson The Boy's Camp Book by Edward Case Shelters Shacks and Shan ties by D C Beard Indian Names Facts and Games for Camp Fire Girls by F M Peast Camp Fire Yarns by F H Cheley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
H.K. Alen
W. H. Gibson
Edward Case
D. C. Beard
F. M. Peast
F. H. Cheley
Banquet Tea Bags and Free Dance At Oak Haven
Classified snippet lists desired items and events: cotton rags wanted by Star office, Banquet Tea bags 25c per package, Pure Food Store invites a free dance with orchestra tonight at Oak Haven. Includes page and column identifiers.
Roosevelt asks Congress for 525 million for drought relief
President Roosevelt requests 525 million dollars for relief in drought stricken areas and to move feed to livestock and meat to relief distribution. He aims to leave spending discretion to the administration as Hugh S. Johnson and steel leaders seek a late week strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Potomac
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Union Steel
Mrs. LaFollette Dies at Ottawa Lake Michigan Home
Mrs. Asbrina C. LaFollette 69 widow of Clark T. LaFollette died at her Ottawa Lake Michigan home after nearly four years of illness. Survived by two daughters, two sons, six brothers and a sister, funeral Monday at Ottawa Lake with burial beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbrina C. LaFollette
Clark T. LaFollette
Ottawa Lake
Mich
Frederick County
Leonard Barper
Toledo
Henrietta Algenbright
Birmingham
Ala
Ernest LaFollette
Eldon LaFollette
HE Gaver Brill
Lehen
James Brill
Tacoma, Wash
Dorsey C. Brill
Miami, Fla
Smith R. Brill
Hook’s Mill
W. Va
Asa
Oil Men Convene in Roanoke Over State Code
Delegates from the Virginia Oil Men's Association and the Virginia Oil Jobbers Association met in Roanoke in joint session after a preliminary petroleum planning meeting. Dealers voiced complaints about the oil code at the committee gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Oil Men’s Association
Virginia Oil Jobbers Association
Roanoke
Public Invited To Hear Address By Gen. Mitchell
General Mitchell of Middleburg will speak at 8 o clock Tuesday evening June 12 at the George Washington Hotel. The event is a Flag Day celebration sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR with a musical program and flag ceremony. State Senator T Russell Cather will introduce him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
William Mitchell
Middleburg
United States Army Air Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
General Mitchell
Winchester
Boy Scouts
T. Russell Cather
Willis Family Visit Highlights at Charles Town
Mr Willis and his son Ogden Willis, from Coalburg West Virginia, were guests with Mrs Eliza Willis and Miss Pattie Willis in Charles Town. Ogden studied the past winter at Shenandoah Valley Academy in Winchester and joined the family at the Misses Wills home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Jom Augustine Willis
Coalburg
W. Va
Eliza W. Willis
Pattie Willis
Ogden Willis
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Wills
Sarazan Leads Open Golf Title Tilt After Third Round
Gene Sarazen of New York surged ahead in the third round at Merion as a crowded battle formed among top pros. Ralph Guldahl of Los Angeles staged a late rally with a 70 for 221 after 54 holes, closing the gap on Bobby Cruickshank and Sarazen who stood within striking distance in a windy final 36 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Gene Sarazen
New York
Bobby Cruickshank
Guidahl
Merion Cricket Club
Ralph Guldahl
Los Angeles
Johnny Goodman
Merion
Guldahl
Richmond
Cruickshank
Union Leaders Press Denunciation of Johnson Speech
The Amalgamated Association asks the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union to denounce General Johnson for insults to steel workers. The move comes as talks on a steel labor board continue with Hugh S. Johnson, NR A administrator, to prevent a steel strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Today
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
General Johnson
Steel Workers
Renant Workers Convention
Steel Labor Board
Hugh S. Johnson
Steel Workers’ Committee
Johnson
Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Chicago
Local Man’s 12 Month License Revocation Follows DUI Conviction
George Hott of North Kent Street faced Judge Donald L. Weems in Police Court this morning. He received seven months in jail and a total of 140.50 in fines and costs on charges including transportation with a gun in his pocket, carrying concealed weapons, and reckless driving. The intoxicated driving led to a 100.25 fine and the one year license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hott
North Kent Street
Donald L. Weems
Bell Installs Lodge Officers in Rockingham
Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce with Elks lodge ties installed officers in Rockingham on Thursday night. Howard Rolston was named exalted ruler succeeding L Hubert Early and announced his committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Winchester Park Association Meeting Set for Monday Night
Members are called to the regular monthly meeting Monday night June 11 at 8 o'clock in the police court room City Hall. A number of important questions will come up for consideration and full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park Association
Soft Water Service Advertised by Winchester Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry advertises soft water service with a contact phone listing and a date code 3-26-1p-e indicating a local update or entry for customers seeking improved water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam Laundry
Registration Drive For Virginia Sunday School Convention
Frederick County Council of Religious Education urges city of Winchester and Frederick county residents to register by Monday June 11. Send cards to P. E. Lineburg, local registrar, Stephens City, or to I N Good, Winchester, for forwarding. Convention opens June 13 with sermons and services at the First Baptist Church led by Dr. Paul D. Eddy and Prof. H Augustine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
First Baptist Church
Christ
Paul D. Eddy
H. Augustine Smith
Scattered Showers Start Week Across Northern Regions
Weather outlook for the period beginning Monday notes scattered showers in the central and northern portions of the North and Middle Atlantic states at the start, middle, and end of the week. Temperatures stay near normal with brief cooling in the north during shower periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Middle Atlantic States
Open all day Sunday shop offers prompt delivery
The advertisement announces Sunday hours from 9 a m to 9 p m with prompt order delivery and a phone contact 373 5 12 lp o a w tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A
Winchester voters to choose six Common Council members
Winchester voters head to the polls Tuesday for six council seats with 4 30 a m to 7 29 p m hours. In Stephens City only J A Bean seeks re election as council terms extend from Sept 1. Other wards list four candidates and unopposed incumbents. Precincts assign judges and clerks for Friendship Engine House Rouss Engine House Sarah Zane Engine House. Thus end of article notes unopposed in first ward and several nominees with one independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Common Council
Wees
Friendship Engine House
Charles P. Kremer
Joseph Patterson
John W. Kuter
Maurice Grim
William Eo
Rouss Engine House
B. F. Arthur, Jr
John M. Dunn
William Haines
Peter Y. Brinton
Roby pSeg Rit Larrick
Forrest Pentiet
Paul Carper
Sarah Zane
Engine House
Robert
Park Team Prepares to Face Sinclair Sunday
On Sunday the Blue Sox of Hagerstown host the Park team at 3 o clock. Sinclair will pitch for the locals in the season opener and says he can still throw winning baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Sox
Hagerstown
Sinclair
Stranger fined for drunken disorderly conduct in police court
A man calling himself Oscar Lewis was fined in police court on a drunk and disorderly charge. He gave no address and appeared not to be a city resident. The article notes not to confuse him with Winchester residents of the same name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lewis
Winchester
Two Young Negroes Lynched After Alleged Attack on White Woman
In Lambert Mississippi a mob of about 125 white men hanged two young men, Joe Love and Isaac Thomas, from a highway bridge after arresting them near Greenwood. They confessed to an attempted assault on a plantation manager's wife at Sledge Mississippi. District Attorney Greek Rice arrived with deputies to identify mob leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Joe Love
Isaac Thomas
Associated Press
Lambert
Miss
Delta
Greek Rice
Darksdale
W. T. Haynes
Quitman County
Love
Thomas
Haynes
Columbus
Carrollton
Greenwood
Sledge
Gifts for the Graduates Van Raalte Underthings And Hosiers
Margaret L. Hodgson reports on gifts for graduates at Van Raalte Underthings and Hosiers. The piece outlines gift ideas and purchasing suggestions tailored to graduates, with emphasis on practical yet thoughtful selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Raalte Underthings
Margaret L. Hodgson
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Larrick
Eugene B. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Company
New York City
American Iron and Steel Institute
NRA
Miss Clark
Mr. Funkhouser
N. R
Star Office
Pure Food Store
Oak Haven
PERLA
R. Meliwaine
Minnesota State Line
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Darrow Board
Darrow
White House
Darrow Review Board
A R. A
Senate
Rexford G. Tugwell
Camp Holabird
House Military Committee
Gen
Mitchell
MR Willis
Sarazan
Bell
Lucius R. Payne
Louis
The
Rhodes Drug CO
Stephens City
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