Judge Williams Addresses Hopewell Meeting Jubilee
Judge Philip Williams delivered the Saturday address "Prisoners of Hope" at the 200th anniversary celebration of Hopewell Meeting in Clearbrook. Other speakers included Judge J Hoge Ricks and Maurice M Lynch, with remarks from Anna Elkinton and a program of readings, hymns, and prayers marking the Quaker heritage in Virginia.
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Hopewell Meeting
Prisoners of Hope
Philip Williams
Organization of Hopewell
Clearbrook
Judge Williams
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Pennsylvania
J. Hoge Ricks
Richmond
Friends of
Hopewell
Maurice M. Lynch
Winchester
Miss Matthews Dies At Home In Frederick County
Miss Mary Elizabeth Matthews of Shenandoah County Md Frederick County died at her sister’s home near Opequon after a lingering illness. She was born July 20 1885 and died in her fifty first year. Survived by one sister Mrs Glaize and brother Robert H Matthews. She was a Lutheran and funeral will be at the Glaize home at 2 o clock Wednesday with Rev Snyder Alleman of Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Frederick County.
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Mary Elizabeth Matthews
Charles Wa
Margaret Gaul Matthews
Shenandoah County
Henry Glaize
Opequon
Miss Matthews
Mrs. Glaize
Robert H. Matthews
Frederick County
Lutheran Church
Glaize
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Mount Hebron
Court Orders Reference in Dennis Collins Estate Case
Virginia court refers estate matter to commissioner to report on real estate, heirs, creditor priorities, and account settlements. Notice to all heirs and creditors sets July 2, 1936, for filing and proving claims at office 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester. Master Commissioner J W Baker signs. M M Lynch p q.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Winchester
William A. Collins
City of Winchester
Virginia
Dennis Collins
Michael Collins
James Collins
John Collins
Anna Julia Grubb
Admtrx
M. M. Lynch
Admr
Taylor L. Barr
Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
P. Q
Two People In Hospital Struck By Automobiles
Two persons were injured in separate automobile incidents. Mrs. Stewart, struck along the Northwestern grade near Hanging Rock West Virginia, was reported in fair condition with broken ribs and other injuries. John W. Staples, thrown from a wagon near Stephens City, sustained a fractured right leg and was listed in fair condition at Memorial Hospital.
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Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
Five Couples Apply For Marriage Licenses In City
Friday and Saturday saw a busy period at the city license office with five couples filing for papers. Three couples awaited approvals as Corporation Court Clerk Clark M. Smith handled applications before licenses were issued to Ridgeway Caldwell and Bryarly Oates nuptials plus Maynard W. Wastler with D. Corinne Sunday of Frederick and Ruth Kizer of Winchester with Robert McVeigh Colston and others officiating. A license was granted today to William H. Bowers and Edna Mae Hamburger of Hagers Town Md.
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Corporation Court
Clark M. Smith
Maynard W. Wastler
D. Corinne Sunday
Frederick, Md
Father Comasky
Robert McVeigh Colston
Boyce
Ruth Kizer
Winchester
E. B. McGukin
Warren W. Custer
Martinsburg
Genevieve Y. Hyatt
William H. Bowers
Edna Mae Hamburger
Hagerstown
Hold Last Rites For Lyle Herrell
Funeral services for Lyle Herrell age 32 were held at the First Baptist Church with Rev. E T Clark and Rev. George W Stover officiating. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers Herman Stine Kenneth Rush John D Glover S D McFadden John Glaize and Robert Glaize and honorary pallbearers J H Yost H D Fuller J P Reardon Charles Woodward Claude M Grim Dr A T Hawthorne Dr C R Anderson Elijah Pifer R E ae and Thomas E Kremer Sr.
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Lyle Herrell
First Baptist Church
Herrell
E. T. Clark
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron
Messrs
Herman Stine
Kenneth Rush
John D. Glover
S. D.mcfadden
John Glaize
Robert Glaize
J. H. Yost
H. D. Fuller
J. P. Reardon
Charles Woodward
Claude M. Grim
A. T. Hawthorne
Crone Will Probated In Frederick County Circuit Court
The will of Miss Selina CC Crone, dated July 3 1925, valued about 4000, disposes real and personal property to sisters Ellen V. and Annie R. Crone with survivor receiving residue then heirs of deceased brother George D. Crone. Annie R. Crone exheutor with bond of 8000. Witnesses M M Lynch and Margaret Kelchner. Appraisers named R S Smith H M Stine Coleman Dunn Charles at Sencindiver and C H Hamil.
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Selina CC. Crone
Frederick County Circuit Court
Ellen V
Annie R. Crone
George D. Crone
Ellen Crone
Martinsburg Pike
M. M. Lynch
Margaret Kelchner
R. S. Smith
H. M. Stine
Coleman Dunn
Charles At
Sencindiver
C. H. Hamil
Hearing Tomorrow For Driver In Fatal Shryock Collision
Elmer A. Williamson of New Market, driver of the car that struck and fatally injured J. Henry Shryock, will face a hearing before Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner tomorrow at 2 PM. He is charged with reckless driving and hitting and killing Shryock.
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Elmer A. Williamson
New Market
J. Henry
Harry) Shryock
A. J. Tavenner
Shryock
Williamson
Parley Opens on Sea Tonnage Talks
The conference discusses limiting total tonnage to 28,000 and bans submarine passage as part of a broader effort to regulate naval arms. Delegates from involved nations seek formal agreements to curb maritime capacity and safeguard freedom of navigation.
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Black Sea
Missionaries To Address Meeting At Loudoun Street Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church holds its regular monthly inspirational meeting at 7:30 PM in the Sunday School room. Mrs. Randolph T. Shields of China and Mrs. Daniel C. Buchanan of Japan will address the gathering. Everyone is invited.
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Loudoun Street
Baltimore Market Report Sees Mixed Gains Across Livestock
June markets in Baltimore show demand pockets with cattle steady to weak and hogs mostly higher. Lamb futures steady, calves firm, and poultry and produce segments listing varied prices across regions including Virginia Norfolk and Hampton, with notes on egg and feed commodities.
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Baltimore
Virginia-Norfolk and Hampton
Maryland
Delaware
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 5
Local Markets Summary of Flour and Feed Prices
Local markets list price per barrel for patent and Magnolia flours in various bag sizes, plus egg mash scratch feed corn meal and dairy feeds with multiple brand and bag size options. Retail and wholesale lines include spring chickens and butter, with figures for cow and lamb categories and miscellaneous prices.
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Kasco
Oneceek
Cceceeseevs
Seine
Magnolia
Stock Market Ends Quietly Steady With Gains Across Sectors
New York traders saw persistent bidding lift industrials by 1 to 4 points above Friday values while many issues closed with small gains. American Steel Institute reports capacity at 70.2 percent, with steel stocks rising. Transfers reached about 1 million shares as cotton and wheat rebounded. Closing prices list numerous industrials and unions, including American Can, General Electric, Chrysler, DuPont, and U S Steel, among others.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Marseilles
Wheat futures rise to season high before profit taking
Chicago grain markets show wheat peaking at 96 cents for September delivery before retreating on profit taking. Cash grain notes list mixed prices for corn oats rye and barley with no solid bids in Baltimore and Winchester markets.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Arlicky
Winchester
Leaders Attend Camp Conference Gains Scout Training
The event featured a knot board craft project and cedar paper weights, with nature hike led by Fred Stine and handicraft by George Haines. Directors Seibert and Gemmill supervised Red Cross Senior Life Saving tests, awarding credits toward a Scouter's Key and potential certificates in troop camp leadership.
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Fred Stine
George Haines
Martinsburg
Carroll E. Seibert
R. C. Gemmill
Front Royal
Red Cross
Frank R. Horton
Formation of Southwestern Political Affairs Commission Reported
Canton wire reports a new southwestern political affairs commission to coordinate Kwangtung and Kwangsi troops, as reported by the Domei news agency.
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Canton
Poliical Affairs Commission
Kwangtung
Domei
Death of Mr. Snapp Ends Winchester Iron Works Era
The obituary notes the late Mr. Snapp of Winchester Iron Works and Snapp Foundry lineage. He led a long civic life, member of Winchester Hiram Lodge and Sarah Zane Fire Company, with surviving relatives including nephews J Frank Faddy and C Vernon Faddy, and niece Mrs Sturgis David. Funeral is Wednesday at 3 PM from North Loudoun Street home, Rev S L Flickinger officiating, Mount Hebron Cemetery burial.
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C. L. Robinson
Robinson
Snapp Foundry
Snapp
Winchester Iron Works
Winchester Hiram Lodge
No. 21
A. F
A. Masons
Francis R
Theodosia A. Snapp
J. Frank
C. Vernon Faddy
William R. Snapp
Charlotte
N. C
Sturgis David
Mechanicsburg
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Mount Hebron
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Roosevelt's Forces Rally in Democratic Convention Fight
Farley reminded delegates that the gathering was a Democratic convention and noted the contest was "a wide open" battle with support from a party veteran Josephus Daniels of North Carolina.
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Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Farley
Chairman declines comment as he promises official reply
The chairman smooths his tie and signals an official reply to the dissenters. He says many Democrats nationwide will handle the issue.
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Smith
Reckless Driver Faces Fines and Jail Time
In trial court Judge A J Tavenner fined Ganise 15 dollars and jailed him 15 days. He later appeared before Judge Donald L Weems in police court and paid additional fines and costs totaling 29.25 dollars. Two charges of reckless driving were filed, one in county court and one within city limits.
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A. J. Tavenner
Ganise
Donald L. Weems
Smith Defies Roosevelt Nomination Opposition
Smith rejects being a party man and opposes Roosevelt for the nomination. He criticizes New Deal policies while stressing his dedication to the Democratic Party and his role in state and Supreme Court cases against certain New Deal measures. He declares he will remain in the Democratic Party.
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Talmadge
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Georgia
Democratic Party
WPA to Ease Job Eligibility Rule This Week
Washington reports an upcoming WPA directive will drop the need to have been on the dole roll by November to qualify for WPA employment. The ruling aims to broaden access to federal jobs as the agency issues the order this week.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Martin Triumphs In Twelve-Game Tennis Thriller
Martin of Winchester defeated Baker of Washington 14-12 after taking an earlier 6-3 win. The Winchester Country Club edged Washington 6-3 in singles with multiple close set scores. Doubles saw Martin and Robinson prevail 6-2 1-6 6-3, and Pierce-Sherfey beat Glaize-Riley 6-0 6-2. The match crowd enjoyed a thrilling afternoon of tennis as plans set for a Saturday showdown against Gettysburg or Leesburg.
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Washington Tennis Shop Club
Winchester Country Club
Gettysburg
Martin
Winchester
Baker
Washington
Felows
Jacobs
Cranston
Green
Slavin
Pierce
Sherfey
Glaize
Bob Riley
Leesburg
Hanging Parrots Wall Panel Pattern and Stitch Guide
This pattern features two vivid parrots on a bough set to a wall panel design. It explains simple stitches and suggests using bright wool or silk floss, with a transfer image 15 by 20 inches, color chart, stitch illustrations, and material list in pattern 5366. Send 10 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept for access.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
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Anna G. Elkinton
Philadelhia
Areeing
London
Walker McCao
D. Arthur Robinson
Susan T. Pidgeon
John W. Wayland
Willa R. Wilson
Ralph Boring
Matthews
The
Star
al, Chem & Dye
Am. Can
Smelt
Am. Tel. & Tel
Beth Steel (New
Case
Chrysler
Credit
Texas Corp
UN. Pac
U. S. Steel
West UN. Tel
West el, & M
Woolworth
John Charles Thomas
NBC
Alice Brooks
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