Southern States Party Date Set for August 23
The Southern States Co operative district party date is August 23, set by the Board of Directors at the George Washington Hotel. L. C. Ellis says 700 to 900 patron managers from Frederick Clarke and nearby counties are expected with refreshments and entertainment. New directors will replace retiring Joseph Funkhouser and Harmon Brumback, and two Farm Home Advisory Committee members will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Cooperative District
Board of
George Washington Hotel
L. C. Ellis
Frederick
Clarke
Joseph H. Funkhouser
Harmon Brumback
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Juveniles Held Over Stray Bullet Incident at Rubber Company
Police say a stray 22 caliber bullet that shattered a rubber company office window on Belleview Avenue came from that area. Officers, led by Whitacre, reported the release of new findings at noon as they investigated the incident that frightened about a half dozen employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Belleview Avenue
Whitacre
Two Boys, Aged 10 And 8, In Target Practice Incident
Two youths, ages 10 and 8, were involved in a target practice incident. It is not yet clear which boy fired the shot. They are to appear before Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards at 10 a.m. tomorrow. An officer recovered the bullet fragment from the floor of the O Sullivan office after it pierced the window, missed two rows of desks and four clerks, and struck a filing cabinet drawer before hitting the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Erle Edwards
Whitacre
O’sullivan
Rites Held For Miss Baker
Funeral services for Miss Virginia Baker were held at 11 o clock this morning from 322 Cork Street conducted by Rev. E W Eisenburg. Interment followed in Mt Hebron Cemetery family lot with pallbearers including Fred S Rood Henry W Brown and Louis L Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Baker
Cork Street
E. W. Eisenburg
Mt. Hebron
Fred S Rood
Henry W. Brown
Louis L. Baker
Miller Family Names in Source Document
W. C. Miller, Joseph P. Miller, W. Nelson Page, Carroll E. Campbell, and Herndon D. Arthur are listed as individuals in the record. The context appears to be a roster or notice featuring several names together for a public or organizational record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Miller
Joseph P. Miller
W. Nelson Page
Carroll E. Campbell, and
Herndon D. Arthur
Proclaim Jewish City Out of Bounds After Tel Aviv Violence
Tel Aviv was declared out of bounds for all British troops except military police and patrols after a new outbreak of violence that left 35 year old a Jew dead. The death toll in Palestine rose to 22 Jews and three Britons over three days. Dr Izzat Tannous, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Izzat Tannous
Arabs Unite Under Mufti as Violence Rises in Palestine
General of the Palestine Arab Higher Committee says renewed violence leaves 24 dead in three days as Arabs gain British support. The council orders unity under an executive committee led by Jerusalem’s Grand Mufti, now in Egypt, while British troops hunt six kidnapped officers and two Jews are killed at Kfar Giladi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Arab Higher Committee
Holy Land
Tannous
Higher Committee
Palestine
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Kfar Giladi
Upper Galilee
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C. D. Dye
Ralph Marker
James Russell Jr
J. Lester Nethers
A. W. Wright
L. T. Larick
John W. Smith
R. Lee Barney
C. E. Fawcett
Mama
Judith
Swan
Billy
Hill's
N. Loudoun St
TOY and Novelty Store
Woods Radio
Amherst St
The
Armed For
Salimadioee
Melvary
Chas Wee
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Rome Ice
Tom
Teeterbabe
Baby
Onze 1759
India
Deni
Montgomery Ward
South
Loudoun St
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