Front Royal Social Notes Reach Across States
Front Royal June 13 residents and visitors gather for weekends and events. Rev R B Claggett returns from Gai Md to family. Randolph Hines arrives from Denver to visit parents. many others from Washington and New York spend time in town and with relatives.
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Front Royal
R. B. Claggett
Gai ° Md
Mr. Claggett
Randolph Hines
Denver, Col
Mr. Hine
Mrs
W. P. Hines
Red Herrell
New York City
Skyline Drive resurfacing to start Monday near Front Royal
Front Royal June 13 Work crews begin resurfacing Skyline Drive from Front Royal to Panorama Monday morning. Carson Gruman of Washington is the contractor. Several workers have arrived and are preparing gear for the project.
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Front Royal
Panorama
Carson Gruman
Washington
Front Royal Delegation Heads to State Democratic Convention
Front Royal residents set to travel to Norfolk on Monday for the State Democratic convention. Among the travelers are Senator Aubrey G. Weaver Hon William E Carson Judge A C Carson James D Maddox S D Boyd John H Downing and Robert Gore, departing Tuesday morning.
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Front Royal
Norfolk
Aubrey G. Weaver
William E. Carson
A. C. Carson
James D. Maddox
S. D. Boyd
John H. Downing
Robert Gore
Sunday School Day Observance at Methodist Church
Sunday School Day will be observed at the Methodist Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. The program will occupy the period of the usual morning worship with participation from all Sunday school departments.
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Front Royal
Methodist Church
Pastors School Opens Monday at Randolph Macon
The Baltimore Conference Training School for Pastors and Christian Workers opens Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Randolph Macon Academy. Rev. W Ange Smith of Washington delivers the opening address. Bishops Edwin Mouton and Paul Kern will attend and speak. About 200 are expected.
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Front Royal
Baltimore
Randolph «Macon Academy
W. Angie Smith
Washington
Edwin Mouton
Paul Kern
Front Royal Braces for Braves in Afternoon Game
The Little American Braves, after weeks of practice, meet Front Royal at the Fair Grounds tomorrow at 3 30 in the afternoon. Last Sunday’s game was rained out.
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Little American Braves
Fair Grounds
Clarke's Centennial pageant to mark Clarke county history
Clarke county prepares a centennial pageant tracing the county's identity in Virginia's Old Dominion. The program features 20 historical episodes from George Rogers Clarke to early Washington days, with a July 8 matinee for schoolchildren and subsequent evening performances. Antiques curator Rose MacDonald leads museum exhibits. Ralph N. Dorsey chairs the Centennial, with John B. Rodgers Producing Company handling production. Over 100 stock subscribers support the celebration.
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Clarke County
Old Dominion
George Rogers Clarke
George Washington
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Rose MacDonald
Ralph N. Dorsey
Supt. of Schools
A. F. Robertson
Mrs. Florence V. Lupton Dies in Local Hospital
Florence V. Lupton 56 widow of Roy Lupton died at Memorial Hospital at 1 15 pm after brief illness due to complications. Survived by sister Mrs. David Ruble Summit Point W Va and four brothers Jamney Clarence Loy Lester and Clifton Loy. Funeral Mon at Mount Hebron chapel at 2 30 pm with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Florence V. Lupton
Roy Lupton
Memorial Hospital
Tobias Lupton
Lucien Lupton
Edward Lupton
South Stewart Street
David Ruble
Summit Point
W. Va
Mount Hebron
Daisy Princess of Pless books library sale notice
Handley Library announces new Daisy novel What I Left Unsaid by Princess of Press a sharp unorthodox memoir on modern Europe from a view behind the scenes. Daisy Cornwallis West famed beauty of Edwardian era ridicules royalty and politics. Library hours extend during event starting Monday June 15 with 7 30 closing time.
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Princess of Press
Europe
Daisy
Pless
Edward VII
Alexandra
Daisy Cornwallis-West
Handley Library
Campaign plans urged as governor tests timing
The governor press conference pushed for immediate campaign start and outlined plans. Asked about Colonel Knox and rough riders, he declined that assignment, saying he would handle his portion from London. In Cleveland the GOP convention saw a record noise reading as Landon was nominated.
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Knox
Rough Riders
Speilman Denies Damaging Statements and Threats in Calvert Case
The Commonwealth Attorney Burr P Harrison denies making damaging statements to Perry Yost Franzie Speilman Loring Largent and William Peacemaker about alleged threats against Calvert and his property He also denies telling Calvert he would not drive his car much longer Calvert allegedly asked him to burn a barn in September 1935 and Calvert warned of arson The defense recalls Mr and Mrs George Twigg who testified about the dynamite blast that wrecked Calvert s car They describe threats by Calvert including warnings to Speilman and a shotgun remark and Speilman s claimed statement of shooting Calvert and his wife followed by himself
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Monwealth
Burr P. Harrison
Perry Yost
Berkeley Springs
Franzie Speilman
Loring Largent
William Peacemaker
Calvert
Spellman
George Twigg
Speilman
Twigg
W. Va
Obstacle filled tax bill talks drag into fourth day
Washington reports major hurdles delay final action as House and Senate conferees enter the fourth day of tax bill deliberations seeking a compromise. Wimbledon victory for United States as Jacobs and Fabyan beat Stammers and James to win the decisive match 1-6 6-3 7-5.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wimbledon
Eng
United States
England
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Kay Stammers
Freda James
Children’s Day Program at John Mann Methodist Church
Children from Opequon and nearby areas will take part in the special exercises tomorrow at John Mann Methodist Church. All are invited and urged to arrive early for the celebration.
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J. Frank Forsyth
Mary Louise Purdum
Charles Paris
John Mann Methodist Church
Opequon
Damage To Club House Prompt Repairs At Pax ton Chapel
Shawnee Home Demonstration Club plans to repair its damaged club room after a freak wind storm tore off the roof of the Pax ton Chapel schoolhouse where they had painted and prepared interiors. A June 17 yard party will raise funds for roofing materials and repairs, with local men offering labor to restore the building for club use and as a community center.
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Shawnee Home Demonstration Club
Paxton Chapel
Democrats Assemble as Roosevelt Roil Drought Fades
Delegates from the General Assembly gather for a Virginia Democratic convention with Lt Governor Price as governor candidate announce, and many state officials present including Attorney General Staples and Comptroller Combs. Ashton Dovell named permanent chair. few floor contests expected as Roosevelt backing solid. Prohibition issue not a convention flashpoint this year.
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Trinkle
Westmoreland Davis
James H. Price
Richmond
General Assembly
A. P. Staples
William Meade Fletcher
H. Lester Hooker
Thomas W. Ozlin
State Corporation Commission
John Q. Rhodes
E. R. Combs
Peter Saunders
The
Commonwealth
T. McCall Frazier
ABC Board
Parke P. Deans
W. H. Nickles
Charles G. Kizer
Industrial Commission
A. B. Gathright
John Hall
Clifton A. Woodrum
Roanoke
Ashton Dovell
House of Delegates
Roosevelt
WPA Projects To Be Finished Soon In City
City officials expect WPA funded work to finish before June 30 the expiration of funds. Kerr street completed and Chesnut street plus Purcell avenue sewer and water mains are underway. City Manager Arthur M. Field says street maintenance will start after WPA projects conclude, likely in July.
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Kerr Street
Chesnut Street
Purcell Avenue
Arthur M. Field
Heltzel Estate Divided Among 9 Heirs At Law
Frederick County circuit court judge approves the will of Mrs. Ella Heltzel after administrators report nine heirs receive specified shares. Jonah Heltzel gets 1177.36 dollars, six heirs receive 287.50 each, two heirs receive one dollar each plus one twelfth of personal property after costs. Real estate and personal property comprise the estate.
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F. E. Zea
R. S. Wright
Strasburg
Ella Heltzel
Frederick County
Philip Williams
Jonah Heltzel
Testratrix
Jessie Gerling
Pearl Wines
John, Lovest
William and
Stuart Heltzel
Mary Heltzel
Martha H. Brill
Private Number at Capitol Theatre Stars Taylor and Young
Robert Taylor and Loretta Young headline the Fox romance Private Number at the Capitol for a three day run. The film centers on a Maine summer romance between a mother’s maid and her son whose marriage faces social pressure and a hidden baby.
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Robert Taylor
Capitol Theatre
Fox Picture
Loretta Young
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Maine
Taylor
Loretta
Patsy Kelly
Miss Young
Gertrude Stein Sends Meditative Stanzas to Muse Publisher
Gertrude Stein has submitted Stanzas In Meditation to Carlyle Straub publisher of Muse. The poem invites readers to meditate as Straub offers a prize program for a 2000 poet anthology with first prize 250 dollars second 150 third 100. Contributions addressed to David Wine at 20 East Jackson Blvd Chicago.
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Carlyle Straub
Muse
Miss Stein
Gertrude
Bilignin
Par Belley
Ain
France
David Wine
East Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Heart and emotions shape the ill heart, Avicenna noted
The article links emotional states to heart symptoms, tracing psychoanalytic roots of cardiac neuroses. It cites Avicenna's early lie detector method and discusses how worry, misunderstandings, and relationships can create or reveal heart pains without organic disease. It cites cases of angina-like attacks tied to domestic dynamics.
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Avicenna
Contract Bridge Learnings From Five Card Holdings
A Galveston teacher explains when to pull trumps in bridge and outlines two main holdings that force early trumping to prevent ruffs. Examples show declarer winning six and five tricks after running trumps and clubs, with bids leading to convincing contracts.
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Galveston
Tex
Declarer
Dummy
Baltimore Markets Report Milked by June Markets
Baltimore and Chicago livestock prices mixed on June 13 with cattle, calves, hogs and sheep showing varied movements. Steel steady hogs, cattle mostly lower versus Friday, spring lambs up, while mixed feeds and dairy products show regional price ranges.
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Baltimore
Maine
North
South Carolina
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
Local Market Grain and Feed Prices Listed
The local market lists patent brand flour and corn meal prices for 98 and 48 pound bags and smaller sacks, with per bushel equivalents and several price points. Dairy, horse, and livestock feeds are shown with varying percentages, plus butter and egg products reflecting regional demand.
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Kasco
Cccseres
Cc's
Oleseeee
Heifers
Csesrearesenere
Eerteree
Seecaeesees
Stock Market Ends Quietly Amid Mild Gains and Framing
New York June 13 The stock market showed limited movement in utilities rubber and specialty sectors with several issues nudging up about two points. Consolidated Gas stood out with activity on the back of a recent refunding move as bonds and commodities showed irregularities and foreign currencies edged higher versus the dollar.
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New York
Consolidated Gas
France
Republic
Grain futures rise on heat fears and drought worries
Chicago futures lift wheat as heat and dry weather threaten spring crop belts. Reports flag potential crop deterioration before rains. Vessel space booked for 220000 bushels to Buffalo. nearby prices show July wheat at 85 to 85 1 8 cents and Dec at 87 7 8 to 88. May include cash quotes for wheat and corn in Chicago and Baltimore markets.
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Chicago
United States
Buffalo
Baltimore
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Sam Winsboro
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Marlin Corron
New Canton
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Winchester
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Louis Nagy
Front Royal Remount
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George Johnson
George Ramsey
Carl Thompson
Joseph Keyser
H. W. Shannon
Schuyler
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Luray
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Harrisonburg
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Orkney Springs
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Roy Collins
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Harry Reid
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Leeds Chapel
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London
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