Handley High to Graduate 67 in 1929 Class
Miss Rosalie Bruce Nelson to be valedictorian as Handley High School awards 67 diplomas at 8:00 p m in Handley Auditorium. Dr Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee U to deliver address. Hugh S Duffey to present diplomas. Garland R Quarles to assist. Public invited. commercial and academic graduates listed with names and honors.
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Handley High School
Handley
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
John M. Steck
Virginia Hand Laundry Opens Under New Moment
Virginia Hand Laundry opens under new management O'Leary and Carver advertise services with special attention to children’s clothing and prompt ballpark pricing. Phone 1075 listed for inquiries.
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Virginia
Toldren
O'Leary & Carver
Man Charged With Bigamy Arrested In Frederick County
David Baker, a known local figure, was arrested by Sheriff Pannett on a bigamy charge. He is held on $5,000 bail after a preliminary hearing before Justice A J Tavenner, with several related court actions pending.
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David Baker
Frederick County
Winchester
Pannett
A. J. Tavenner
Baker
Clarendon
Fairfax County
Ida Gardner
Glenn J. Cooper
Ohio
Keeler
Eiidow
Eben Keeler
Marlboro
Elks and Legion Plan Joint Flag Day Luncheon
Winchester Lodge of Elks and the American Legion will hold a joint Flag Day luncheon at 12:30 at the George Washington Hotel. Col. B. M. Roszel, Shenandoah Valley Academy superintendent and Virginia Legion vice commander, will be the principal speaker.
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United States
Winchester Lodge of Elks
The
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Col. B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Federated Council of Church Women Plans Spring Meeting
The Federated Council of Church Women will meet tomorrow at Handley Library at 3 30 in the afternoon. Organizers expect a large turnout as this is the final gathering before summer adjournment.
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Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Children’s Day Observed At Rest Church Service
Children’s Day will be observed at Rest Church Sunday night at 8 o clock with the public invited. Mrs Clyde Keckley, previously under treatment at Memorial Hospital, was reported improved today.
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Rest Church
Clyde Keckley
Memorial Hospital
Dance Crystal Caverns Friday June 14
A local dance event at Crystal Caverns is scheduled for Friday, June 14. The program features live music and a casual open-floor format for guests of all ages. Tickets are available at the door.
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Crystal Caverns
Yard Party and Sale Notices At Ridgeway School
Yard party Friday June 14 to benefit Payne's Chapel at Ridgeway School yard. Also a first class barber wanted at George Washington Hotel Barber Shop on site. Lutheran Social Room sale at W Bos cawen St Saturday June 15 with soup home made ice cream cake sandwiches coffee pies.
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Ridgeway
Payne’s Chapel
George Washington Hotel
Sale Lutheran Social Room
W._ Boscawen St
Handley Pupils Honor 10 Beloved Dead at Mount Hebron
Sixteen hundred Handley Schools pupils led by the Handley Band marched to Mount Hebron Cemetery to lay flowers on graves of founder John Handley donor John Kerr, bequest benefactor S Lucien Lupton, and educator Capt J C Van Fossen. The Kerr grave hosted brief exercises as the band played sacred selections and Rev C A Freed gave prayers and benediction.
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Handley Schools
Handley Band
Mount Hebron
Judge John, Dley
John Kerr
S. Lucien Lupton
J. C. van Fossen
John Kerr School
Kerr
Sdace
Handley High School
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
False Fire Alarm Traced To Restaurant on North Loudoun
An alarm went out at about 2:30 PM claiming a fire at the White Palace Restaurant on North Loudoun street. Responding firemen and police found no fire and the staff had not sent the alarm, marking the first false alarm in two months and reportedly a record.
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White Palace
North Loudoun Street
House Rejects Export Debenture Plan of Relief
The House rejected the export debenture plan of farm relief, voting 250 to 113 against it despite Senate support. President Hoover opposed the plan, labeling it a subsidiary, and some Senators sought its inclusion for voting records. Also noted are brief social items about Miss Mary Quick and Miss Jane Mudd returning home.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Hoover
Senate
Baker Ramsey sale of 200 head livestock at Hayfield
The sale notice announces Baker and Ramsey will sell 200 head of livestock at Hayfield on June 20 at 1 pm. The event is listed as a public sale with details readable in the notice.
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Baker & Ramsey
Hayfield
Yellow Bird Paris flight begins amid crash of rival on beach
Old Orchard Maine June 13 The Yellow Bird a huge French monoplane bound for Paris took off successfully from the candy beach but the Green Flash nosed over in the sand after a wheel stuck. The Yellow Bird crew Armeno Lotti Jr Jean Asolant and Rene Lefevre used benzol gasoline mix to curb detonation. Asolant newly married to Pauline Parker of New York accompanied the crew. The Yellow Bird passed Maničius Rock light an hour and five minutes after takeoff headed east. The second plane destined for Rome crashed on the start line.
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Old Orchard
Yellow Bird
Paris
Matinicus Rock Light
Rockland
New York
France
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Gloucester
Mass
Coastguard
No. 7
L. M. Melka
Coast Guard
Lewis A. Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
Manitious Rock
Williams
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Jean Asolant
Rene Lefevre
Aseolant
Pauline Parker
Candy Beach
William S. Taylor Injured in City Crash
William S. Taylor, a well known local barber, is in Winchester Memorial Hospital with a fractured left wrist and facial cuts after a late yesterday auto crash on South Braddock Street near Leicester Street. His car overturned and later fenders and roof damaged. Roy and B. J. Carter and Harry Wingfield face police court next Monday.
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William S. Taylor
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Taylor
Braddock Street
Leicester Street
Messrs
Roy
B. J. Carter
Harry Wingfield
Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Carter and
Wingfield
Father Massey Named Chaplain at Richmond Area Orphanage
The Rev. Father John J. Massey, longtime pastor of the Catholic Church at Hopewell Virginia, has been appointed chaplain of a large church orphanage near Richmond. He left for new duties after a period of recovery at his sister’s home. To accommodate the appointment, only a single mass will be held Sunday June 16 at 10 a.m. instead of two services. No mass will be celebrated Sunday at Front Royal.
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John J. Massey
Winchester
Hopewell
J. P. Stryker
North Kent Street
Richmond
Father Massey
Church of the Sacred Heart
Thomas B. Martin
Front Royal
Selective Buying In Stock Market Drives Upturn
New York June 13. Reduction in the call money rate to 7 percent spurred a revival in the stock market today. Buying remained selective with steel, motor, copper, and related issues leading the advance. The close was strong as total sales reached about 2,900,000 shares.
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Presa New York
Customs Officers Cleared By Inquiry
Seymour Seymann assistant secretary of the Treasury said Customs Patrolman Cox acted in the regular line of duty when Tumrunners tried to recapture a boat seized by customs officers after he shot Archibald Eugster in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Seymour Seymann
Coast Guard Pursuit After Plane Loss Offshore
Lieut L M Malka commanded a defense unit to keep near the French plane as it disappeared into the sea fog. The coast guard cutter stationed offshore began moving at full speed to the south in response.
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L. M. Malka
Coast Guard
Boucher to Join Warner Brothers as Theatres City Manager
Frank M. Boucher of Washington, after 18 months supervising three local theatres for Shenandoah Valley Theatres, will leave Winchester next week to join Warner Brothers as city manager for their theatres. No replacement named. Boucher brings years of experience including roles at Paramount Fox and local Winchester and Staunton venues.
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Frank M. Boucher
Washington
Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corporation
Boucher
Winchester
Warner Brothers
Talking Pictures
United States
Paramount Theatre
Fox Theatre
City
Anager
New
Rand
Staunton
Charage
Capitol
Colonial
Win Theatres
Mrs. Smith Repeats as Virginia Garden Club President
Mrs. Smith of Staunton is reelected president of the Garden Club of Virginia. Officers include Mrs. Gilpin as first vice president and Mrs. Waters Martin as second vice president. The group plans to restore Stratford birthplace garden of Gen. Robert E. Lee and raise funds during Historic Garden Week. Dr. W. J. Showalter urged tree planting and protection in a keynote talk at Boyce, drawing praise from attendees.
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Herbert McKay Smith
Staunton
Garden Club of
Virginia
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Boyce
Waters Martin
Norfolk
J. Sharshall Grasty
University
Charles G. Evans
Danville
Richmond
James River Garden Club
Stratford
Westmoreland County
Robert EB. Lee
Fairfax Harrison
Belvoir
Kenmore
Fredericksburg
V. A
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Brantz M. Roszel
Reezel
Tubyries
Clarke County
W. J. Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Europe
Showalter
Double Header At Winchester Park This Saturday
The Winchester Park Association will host a double header on Saturday. At 2 p.m. the Elks Club faces South End Hose Company, at 4 p.m. Park Association plays Round Hill of the Loudoun County League. Sergeant Brent coaches the local team and invites players to meet for practice. The new grand stand costs 2000 dollars and will be a permanent city feature. Clifford D. Grim, president, plans playground equipment for the park.
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Winchester Park Association
Elks’ Club
South End Hose Company
Park Association
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Brent
Clifford D. Grim
Winchester Playgrounds Association
Children’s Day At Round Hill Church
The annual observance of Children’s day will take place at Round Hill Methodist Church next Sunday evening, June 16, at 8 o'clock, with the Sunday school presenting an attractive program. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Strother Sherman. Everyone is cordially invited.
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Round Hill Methodist Church
Strother Sherman
Special Hat Sale $1.00 and $1.95 on June 11
Margaret L Hodgson announces a special hat sale offering hats priced at 1.00 and 1.95. The event is scheduled for Friday, June 11, with details appearing in the classified notice.
Barr Announces Candidacy for City Sergeant Post
Lee Barr declares his bid for City Sergeant pending Democratic primary on August 6, 1929, announcing his candidacy in a formal notice.
Lost purse in town shop worth reward
Lost Saturday morning between the A. Cee and Kremer's store or inside Kremer's store a black silk purse with rhinestone clasp containing money. Reward offered for return to Star Office.
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A.cee
Kremer’s
Star Office
George Washington Hotel Barber Shop Lease Takeover
Frank S. Miller announces daily operation of the George Washington Hotel Barber Shop and asks for patronage starting June 12, inviting ladies and children in a brief public notice.
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George Washington Hotel
Frank S. Miller
Social Club Ice Cream Cake Sale at Market Street Church
The Social Club at M. E. Church on Market Street will sell home made ice cream and cake Friday evening June 14. Proceeds support church activities.
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Market St. M. E. Church
Candidate for City Sergeant in Democratic primary
The speaker, C. Frank Grim, announces candidacy for City Sergeant subject to the Democratic primary on August 6, 1929.
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C. Frank Grim
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Spa
Washington and Lee
Miss Nelson
H. S. Duffey
G. R. Quarles
Laura Virginia Ashley
Caroline Bahlman
Mary Lois Bates
Helen Anne Buckley
Mary Viola Cather
Martha Elizabeth Cuthbert
Georgia Glass Foreman
Madeline Beatrice Fries
Marie Winifred Fries
Louise Baker Glass
Emma Charlena Grim
Permelia Elizabeth Grubbs
Margaret Hansbrough
Edna May Hartley
Ethel Evangeline Hartman
Louise Hawley
Jenny Lind Lucas Hockman
Juliette Burwell Jones
Daisy Belle Luttrell
Vernie Elizabeth Milburn
Helen Jeanne Miller
Pauline Virginia Miller
Rosalie Bruce Nelson
Shirley Claiborne Oakes
Frances Victoria Preffitt
Margaret Frances Richards
Virginia Irving Richards
Juanita Marie Riley
Lucy Frances Ritenour
Martha Lee Ritter
Evelyn Virginia Rudolph
Mary Louise Sartelle
Edna Marguerite Smithey
Annie Kathleen Spates
Elizabeth Gertrude Sullivan
Marguerite V. Wingfield
Chalmers R. Bageant
Rowland Thornton Bryarly, Jr
Carl Lewis Campbell
Richard Marshall Carpenter
Charles Stanley Clevenger
William Franklin Clevenger
Richard Kurtz Eddy
John Hamilton Fisher
B. Brooks Flickinger
Walter Stephen Filickinger
Joseph Edward Freed
William Lenwood Fultz
Robert McCheyne Glass, Jr
George Ellis Hardesty
James Ogden Hershman
John Frederick Hoover
Charles Hamilton Kable, Jr
Raymond Howard Kerlin
William Bentley Kern
Edwin Hunter Lillis
James William March
Thurman Charles Mason
James Henry Merriner
John Godfrey Miller
Ellsworth Orndoff
Lawrence Wilton Shank
Robert Paul Stewart
Marion Lowther Taylor
John Hervey Woods
M. Steele Wright, Jr
Jones Bros
Dave Baker
Fairfax
Elks and Legion
Church Women’s Council Tomorrow
Handley, Kerr, Lupton
Mary Quick
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Justa Quick
Jane Mudd
St. Agens’ Seminary
Baltimore
R. E. Mudd
This
American
Warner Bros
Talkies
Mrs. Smith
Garden Club
Kentmere
Lee Birthplace
Fridal
Margaret L. Hodgson
Lee Barr
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