Sheep Claims Paid in Sixteen Losses Totals $284.98
The meeting approved sixteen livestock claims totaling 284.98 for losses including sheep lambs ewes and chickens. Individual payouts ranged from 6 to 80 dollars to claimants such as R L Long Murvil Dick Elmer Holloway Charles Headley Phil H Gold Guy DeHaven Edgar Clark John W Hartley George C Wright Frank Anderson Miss Laura Bates C H Richard W M Peacemaker Paul Koenig Herman Dyke and John Massie.
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Aim Gnats Weooved
Ordinen Ee
R. L. Long
Murvil Dick
Elmer Holloway
Charles Headley
Phil H. Gold
Guy DeHaven
Edgar Clark
John W. Hartley
George C. Wright
Frank Anderson
Miss Laura Bates
C. H. Richard
W. M. Peacemaker
Paul Koenig
Herman Dyke
John Massie
Snell Attacks New Deal and Calls for Sanity in 1936
Snell pledges party to social cooperation while preserving liberties and vows to win voters' hearts. He denounces the New Deal as a grotesque failure, warns against empty promises, and urges a return to sane fiscal management to restore prosperity. He targets youth and women, urging them to demand honest government and reliable promises.
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Snell
Sons and Daughters of America
Congress
Chicago
NRA
AAA
Treasury
America
New Yorker
United States
Surprise Shower For Miss Reba Riley In Berryville
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutherford and daughter Miss Frances Rutherford held a lawn shower in Berryville for Miss Reba E. Riley whose engagement to Mr. Lehring C. Staples was announced earlier. The color scheme was white and pink and gifts were given via a treasure hunt. About forty guests attended.
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Miss Riley
Walter Rutherford
Frances Rutherford
Berryville
Reba E. Riley
Lehring C. Staples
Manful Effort by Bus Kennely in Ozarks Shortcake Feat
In Everton Missouri the 71 year old Bus Kennely declares he aimed to excel so his name would endure. He estimated consuming a ton of the Ozarks strawberry shortcake across tame and wild berry seasons, claiming to have eaten more than any other man in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton
Ozarks
Miss Kathleen Turner fears gangsters on US tour
The English actress Kathleen Turner arriving in Boston worries about being scalped by Indian scalpers and wary of notorious gangsters during her extensive United States tour. She asks if she will get scalped and hopes to avoid trouble with gangsters.
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Boston
United States
Kathleen Turner
Ganesters
Coast Guard Head Nominated to Lead Service
President Roosevelt nominates Commander Russell R Waesche of Maryland for commandant of the U S coast guard pending Senate confirmation. Waesche, to become rear admiral, succeeds Rear Admiral Harry G Hamlet whose four year term ends. Waesche has served 12 percent years at coast guard headquarters in Washington.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Russell R. Waesche
Maryland
U. S. Coast Guard
Waesche
Harry G. Hamlet
Coast Guard
Washington
Central Press
Landon Campaign Moves Forward With Cleveland Conference
John Hamilton manager for Governor Alfred M. Landon speaks at a morning press conference in Cleveland. If Landon wins the Republican nomination at the Cleveland convention Hamilton would be the G O P national chairman.
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John Hamilton
Alfred M. Landon
Montague Irwin
Minneapolis
Landon
Hamiton
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Cleveland
Landon Manager
Hamilton
Front Royal Social Roundup Sees Visits and Gatherings
Front Royal notes record Mrs. Ernest E. Marlow hosting a bridge party for Mrs. Harry Rust of Coweta Oklahoma with about 40 guests at Wapping. Numerous local residents and visitors attend events, trips, and hospital visits amid a busy social week.
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Front Royal
Ernest E. Marlow
Bridge
Wapping
Harry Rust
Coweta
Oklo
Forsythe Elected Mayor In Front Royal Race
More than 600 votes were cast as J Frank Forsythe won the mayoral race to succeed B J Hillidge. Forsythe led with 240 votes while Hillidge had 203 and Downing 155. T S Duncan won a council seat with 356 votes, defeating George N Buck. Incumbents reelected were H H Marlowe with 310 and George N cmare with 270. Holdover council members are Dr L Hansbrough and E H Stokes. Mail ballots totaled 97. Judges were O W Borden C A Duke and A F Clarke. Clerks were W R Lee and Bryan Rudacille.
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Front Royal
J. Frank Forsythe
B. J. Hillidge
J. Hitch Downing
Forsythe
Hillidge
Downing
T. S. Duncan
George N. Buck
Duncan
Shower Honors Miss Purdum Before Her Marriage
Twenty five guests attended a Saturday night shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Stossel for Miss Mary Louise Pur dum ahead of her upcoming marriage to Mr. Charles W. Paris Jr. Decorations featured pink and green with a gift basket presented by Miss Elsie Stossel and Mr. Eugene Stossel. Out of town guests included Mrs. Clarence Purdem of Niles Ohio and Miss Helen Baker of Winchester along with Mrs. L. L. Snarr and Mrs. C. W. Paris of Strasburg.
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Front Royal
Charles Stossel
Mary Louise Purdum
Charles W. Paris, Jr
Elsie Stossel
Eugene Stossel
Clarence Purdem
Niles
Ohio
Helen Baker
Winchester
L. L. Snarr
C. W. Paris
Strasburg
Deaths John W Fletcher 65 buried in Prospect Hill
John W Fletcher 65 died after a long illness at his brother Charles Fletcher's home. Services were held at Maddox and Samsell funeral home and interment followed in Prospect Hill Cemetery. He moved to Front Royal from Cumberland where he ran a taxicab business. He is survived by brothers Charles in Front Royal and Edward in Altimore.
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Front Royal
John W., Fletcher
Charles Fletcher
Maddox and
Samsell
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Fletcher
Cumberland
Edward Fletcher
Altimore
Daly Family Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. George Daly and her two daughters Misses Sarah and Nellie Daly return to Greensboro North Carolina after spending several days with Dr. and Mrs. O W Carper.
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R. B. Claggett
Gaithersburg
Rev. Claggett
Methodist Church
George Daly
Sarah
Nellie Daly
Greensboro
N. C
O. W. Carper
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids
The ad promotes ARAX, a kidney cleanse prescription, claiming kidneys remove acids and wastes. It urges consulting Mr Harris at Millers 107 N Loudoun to obtain the remedy and warns of potential night-time and body pains from kidney or bladder disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harris
Millers
N. Loudoun &T
Remarkable bridge hand reveals unlikely slam by Major Dobereiner
In a Central Press note, E. W. Shepard recalls a duplicate game where South players opened four hearts. Major A. F. Dobereiner alone saw a chance to reach a small slam and gain two overtricks, a coup enabled by a favorable lead.
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A. F. Dobereiner
Squeeze Ending in Sixteen Trick Bridge Hand
In a bidding sequence North 1D South 2H North 4H West opens clubs with Ace, then leads clubs twice. Declarer ruffs, leads diamonds hoping to establish dummy's lower diamonds, and executes a remarkable squeeze against West, winning 12 tricks with a final endplay on the eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
East
Lowe K
Herlow
Butterfly Crochet Pattern Offers New Filet Design
This feature promotes a butterfly filet crochet pattern for linens and scarf ends. It highlights lace stitches and a dainty stitch set to frame a solid butterfly motif and provides charts, materials, and full instructions in pattern 5349. Send 10 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Flattering Barbara Bell Pattern No 1902 B for Modern Frock
The feature promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1902-B a dress with slanting skirt lines yoke capelet sleeves and gathered waist for a slim look. Available in sizes 34 through 48, requires 4% yards of 39 inch material for size 36. Send 15c for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book and related fashions.
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Barbara Bell
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