Resident Engineers Are Transferre
Front Royal item notes J Herbert Vaughn to transfer July 1 to Orange and Green counties. D Crute to succeed him in Front Royal. Vaughn's office to move to Orange. Also court notice in Frederick Virginia for estate heirs Dawes with publication in The Evening Star for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
J. Herbert Vaughn
Warren
Clarke Counties
Orange
Green Counties
D. Crute
Accomac-Northampton
Vaughn
Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Dettra
Admr
Albert A. Dawes
B. M. Dawes
Frederick County
Joes
William T. Goulder
Arbuckle
Nee Goulder
Hattie V. Dawes
C. C. Brannon
Herbert S. Larrick
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Messy Entry
Fragmented grid clues mix across and down words with partial definitions and stray fragments. The readable items list wall, coating, carry, fabrics, firms, unite, trouble, Japanese tuning city, copper coin, propess, degree, fluid, tree, drama, potato, sown, half anem, dries up, eternal, last ballast, girl’s name, limb, considers, fruit drinks, serf, ram, form of down, files, silver coin, muddle, terrible, unit, deeds, vehicle, snake like, with runners, fish, organ, ingre, smell, client, gain, soap, foot like, Italian organ.
Lewin Donates 15 Acres for Scout Camp at Front Royal
Ralph Lewin of Front Royal donates 15 acres in the Park District overlooking the South Fork Shenandoah River for a permanent Boy Scout camp. Troop 4, Pront Royal, will serve the Southern District and also host Girl Scouts 4-H and similar groups. Scoutmaster Ralph Gemmill plans a three day hike to prepare the site for late July or early August camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Ralph Lewin
Troop 4
Pront Royal Boy Scouts
Shenandoah River
Shenandoah
Ralph Gemmill
Flag salute case headed to Maryland Court of Appeals
Six children aged 7 to 14 expelled from Oxon Hill school for refusing to salute the flag plan to appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals. Attorney August A. Ludke said the case would be pursued to any length. The Circuit Court upheld the expulsion yesterday, without an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Maryland Court of Appeals
A. Ludke
Silver Hill
Oxon Hill
Circuit Court
Ohio Governor invites joint peace conference on steel strike
Gov. Davey calls for a Friday afternoon conference at the governor’s mansion Columbus to discuss the Great Lakes steel strike with SWOC leaders and industry executives. He denies coercion while urging fair discussion to preserve public peace amid a second week of labor warfare and a rising death toll in Chicago.
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Trun
Ohio
Columbus
Murray
Roosevelt
Youngstown
Great Lakes
Washington
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Martin L. Davey
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Steel Corparation
SWOC
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Inland Steel Corporation
Labor Department
James L Dewey
Lewis
Congress
Senate
House
Post Office Department
Theennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Gov. Davey
Canton
Monroe
Mich
Ralph E. Elser
Carl Olson
Buffalo
Republic
Warren
Miles
Strawberry Festival Benefit at Bryarly School
Local strawberry festivalFriday evening June 11 at 8 pm at Bryarly School Albin Virginia to benefit the Christian Endeavor Society of Burnt Church. Entry by donation with proceeds aiding church youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryarly School
Albin
Benefit Christian Endeavor Society of Burnt Church
Social notes from Front Royal and nearby towns
Mrs Maurice Shirey spent yesterday in Charlottesville. Mrs Jesse D Borden and daughter Miss Cora returned from Farmville with Miss Louise Borden who graduated from State Teachers College Farmville. Mrs Elizabeth Poulton visits with Judge and Mrs Walter Olmstead. Mrs Giles M Cooke returns from Roanoke for a few days. Mr Charles McClure to New York for several weeks. Mr B J Hillidge improving after University Hospital operation. Mrs George Rineberg returns from Baltimore to spend a week with Mr and Mrs Charles Q D Gasque. Mrs H S Wagner was a visitor in Washington yesterday.
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Jesse D. Borden
Cora
Farmville
Louise Borden
State Teachers’ College
Elizabth Poulton
Hollins College
Walter G Olmstead
Charles McClure
New York
B. J. Hillidge
University Hospital
George Rineberg
Baltimore
Charles Q. D Gasque
Local residents and travelers visit relatives this week
Mrs Violette Collins spends today in Washington. Mrs Howard Templeton and two sons return home in Washington after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Gilkey. Miss Mary Ashby Slaughter of Washington visits her mother Mrs F B Slaughter and sister Miss Polly Slaughter. Mrs John Bierer and her little daughter of Lexington stay with Mr and Mrs Irvin Bierer. Mrs Rolfe Millar returns from Richmond with daughter Miss Jane Angus. Capt and Mrs George Riddick leave for Ashland and Richmond and visit near Lynchburg. Mr Douglas Dodd, at V P I, visits relatives Mark Reid. Buddy Dodd of Fort Pierce Florida is expected this week. Mrs Ida Roop of Baltimore spends time with her daughter Mrs C G Bumeardner.
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Violette Collins
Washington
Howard Templeton
Bert Gilkey
Mary Ashby Slaughter
Mrs. F. 8. Slaughter
Miss Polly Slaughter
John Bierer
Lexington
Town
Mr. Bierer
Mrs
Irvin Bierer
Rolfe Millar
Richmond
Jane Angus
Douglas Dodd
Mark Reid
Buddy Dodd
Fort Pierce
Florida
Ida. Roop
Baltimore
C. G. Bumeardner
Front Royal Lions elect Kerns as president
Thos M Kerns was named president of the Front Royal Lions Club at a meeting last night Other officers include Wallace Thoma son first vice president Henry Trout Jr second vice president Joseph Biggs lion tamer Paul Shannon tail twister William Warner secretary Marchi treasurer David Wade Kendrick and directors Amos Scott Alvin Haley Holdover directors are Kerns and Rayburn Griffith A moving picture by D W Flagg of Martinsburg Lions Club was the program feature
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Front Royal
Thos. M. Kerns
Front Royal Lions Club
Wallace Thomason
Henry Trout, Jr
Joseph Biggs
Paul Shannon
William Warner
Johnny
Mar
Chi
David Wade Kendrick
Amos Scott
Alvin Haley
Thomas M. Kerns
Rayburn Griffith
D. W. Flagg
The
Martinsburg Lions Club
Earhart Awaits Weather for Next Leg of World Flight
Amelia Earhart studies weather charts in Dakar as she plans the Africa crossing. With navigator Captain Fred Noonan and Air France officials, she aims to depart the silvery twin motored monoplane once forecasts improve. She began from Miami on June 1 on a leisure equatorial route.
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Dakar
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
Africa
Air France
Fred Noonan
Miss Earhart
Miami
Fla
Kearney Speaks on Legion Delegates and Welcome
The article lists attendees for the Virginia American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars events in Winchester. Former auxiliary presidents Mrs. W. A. Baker Mrs. B Roszel and Miss Frances Bevery, plus William Snyder from the veterans office, will attend. Mayor Charles R. Anderson will welcome delegates Monday morning at joint opening exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Virginia Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Winchester
W. A. Baker
B . Roszel
Frances Bevery
William Snyder
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. Y., Conrad
Bettelheim
Washington
Coble
Charles R. Anderson
Department
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Public Sale of 96 Acre Pugh Farm in Frederick County
Trustee under a trust deed will auction a 96 acre tract near Whitacre on June 19 1937 at 11 00 A M in front of the Winchester County Court House. The property formerly conveyed to R M Pugh by Mary A Whitacre et al in 1924. Orchard potential in an apples growing area. Terms cash. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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R. M. Pugh
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court
Winchester
Whitacre
Ebenezer
Mary A. Whitacre
Apps
W. E. Edwards
Dunn & Duvall
Civic encampment invites veterans friends and public
The notice extends a cordial invitation to veterans friends and the public to attend the program portion. Special decorations are planned for the city business district for the encampment, to be installed late in the week before the meeting opens.
President of Hampden-Sydney College since 1919
The subject served as president of Hampden-Sydney College from 1919 onward after leaving another role. He has frequently written for educational magazines and newspapers in Virginia, North Carolina, and other southern states. He is a Phi Beta Kappa member and author of several books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden-Sydney College
Eggleston
Virginia
North Carolina
Phi Beta Kappa
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Daily Cross
Lewin
Gene Ahern
Puffle Towers
Chipping Camden
England
Davey
Winchester Evening Star
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Front Royal News
Giles M. Cooke
Roanoke
George Riddick
Ashland
Lynchburg
Lions Elect
Kerns
Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
Earhart
Kearney
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