Inland Utilities adds eleven ice and cold storage plants
Inland Utilities Inc announces acquisition of eleven ice and cold storage and fuel plants across Virginia and nearby states. J M Rothwell of Charlottesville will head the apple storage division, joining Cassco operations to oversee expanded distribution and storage capabilities for Virginia apple growers.
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Virginia
Inland Utilities, Inc
Inland
Winchester
Central Atlantic States Service Corporation
Cassco
New Jersey
Inland Utilities,Inc
H. EB. Bester Ice Company
Terminal Ice Company
Terminal Ice and Storage Company
Hageretown Ice Company
Federal Milling and Refrigerating Company
Hagerstown
Nelson County Cold Storage Company
Shipman, Va
Rothwell-Garrell Company
Files Brothers Company, Inc
Martinsburg
W. Va
Biglerville Cold Storage Company
Biglerville
National Ice and Fuel Company
R. E. Smith Company
Fredericksburg
Rothwell Storage and Ice Company
Charlottesville
Rothwell
Bismarck King
Casseb
J. M. Rothwell
Central Atlantic States
Captain Hawks Aims for Three Flight Records
Captain Frank Hawks launched from Roosevelt Field at 5 12 a m on a round trip to Los Angeles. He seeks records for east to west and west to east flights and a nonstop Pacific coast run, aiming to beat 24 hours 51 minutes. he already set a west to east record of 18 hours 21 minutes. After a 3 hour refuel stop, he will head back, with the aircraft capable of 185 miles an hour.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Frank M. Hawks
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
C. B. D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Hawks
Auction sale at Market Street Church and home goods
Come and try your luck at the Market Street M. E. Church Friday night June 28. An auction sale of household and kitchen furniture is scheduled for Saturday June 28 at 10 a.m. at 944 Market Street.
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Market Street
M. E
Market St
Opening of M. B. Clowe's Jewelry Store Tonight
The jeweler M. B. Clowe invites the public to the store opening this evening at 7 p m. Souvenirs will be given to all attendees.
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M. B. Clowe
Apples Wanted Early Apples At Packing House
Will receive early apples at our packing house starting Thursday June 27. Deal name to be H. W. Butler & Bro. announced for the year. Issued as a local notice seeking apple deliveries and business terms.
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H. W. Butler. & Bro
Game Warden Tells of Fide and Game Laws
Open bass season runs July 1 to March 15 statewide. Fifteen bass at least ten inches may be taken daily, 150 per season. Residents over sixteen must have a license when fishing beyond their lands. Violations bring fines up to 250 dollars, jail up to thirty days, license revocation, and seizure of gear. Possession of fish suggests guilt. certain fishing methods remain unlawful west of the Blue Ridge. Hand nets allowed for legally caught fish. six foot square nets for minnows. Combination licenses sold by local clerks for 1929 1930. Warns hunters and dog owners about pre season violations and penalties. Dogs over four months require licenses. unlicensed dogs risk fines from 7.75 to 105.25 dollars per offense. Signed by F. W. Pingley, Game Warden.
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Blue Ridge
President halts use of schools for prohibition literature
President Hoover intervened to stop a Treasury plan that would use public schools to disseminate prohibition pamphlets. He learned of the plan from newspapers and immediately signaled his disapproval to officials who claimed ignorance of the proposal.
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Washington
Hoover
Prohibition Unit
Treasury
Saving Grandson's Grandmother Dies After Heroic Act
Baltimore June 27 Mrs Pauline Bogel 77 died after saving her three year old grandson Frederick Bogel from injuries of June 6. She pushed him from an oncoming automobile driven by Thomas James of Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Pauline Bogel
Frederick Bogel
Mrs. Charles Stakely Dies in Alabama
Mrs Charles Stakely 68 former chaplain of the Daughters of American Revolution and president of the Women s Union of the Southern Baptist Convention died in Montgomery Alabama today. She was daughter of Peter Jones founder of Petersburg Virginia.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Stakely
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Women's Union of the
Southern Baptist Convention
Peter Jones
Petersburg
Horace McDavid Elected Kiwanis International President
Horace McDavid of Decatur Illinois was chosen to lead Kiwanis International as president at the close of the thirteenth annual Kiwanis convention held in Milwaukee on June 27.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Horace McDavid
Decatur
Ilc
Kiwanis International
Hoover Offers Farm Board Seat To Lege
President Hoover invites Alexander H. Lege of the International Harvester Company to join the Federal Farm Board. The offer was reported from Washington on June 27 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Alexander H. Lege
International Harvester Company
Yard Party at Greenway Church to Benefit Ladies Aid
A yard party at Greenway Church on June 29 benefits the Ladies Aid Society. Proceeds support church missions and community service projects.
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Greenway Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pay Now Save Discount for July Special Offer
The Evening Star notes a special reduced rate for the month of July, urging readers to pay now to receive the discount. The short promotion appears as an epécial reduced rate for July only.
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THE
Evening Star
Alleged insane man causes trouble for officers in Winchester
Arnold E. Bayer a 29 year old New York man terrorized Whitacre area days earlier. He was jailed after incoherent behavior including eating soap and a bar of laundry soap. He hung feet up in his cell and grew violent, prompting medical care and further confinement. His mother in New York wired $40, officials consider sending him home with an officer rather than hospitalizing him.
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Arnold E. Bayer
New York
Frederick Co
Fe “Ce
Bayer
Whitacre
Winchester
New York City
Virginia
Trading Brisk Volume Marks Stock Market Recovery
The New York market advanced on June 27 with brisk trading after open gains despite no rise in federal reserve brokers loans. Broad buying spanned utilities chemicals electric equipment merchandising and rail shares while oil stocks drew renewed interest. Call money stayed at 10 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Wanted Laborers at Paper Mill Construction Site
Help sought for labor positions at a paper mill under the supervision of construction superintendent J. Ww. Newcome. Applicants directed to apply at the site.
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J. Ww. Newcome
Bryarly School House Schedule Forthcoming Event Note
A note from the committee lists Bryarly School House events for Thursday evening July 4 with a rain plan for Friday evening. The fragment indicates a scheduled community gathering with contingency for bad weather.
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Bryarly School House
Death summons Louis Nixdorff former resident
Word was received of the death of Louis Nixdorff fifty eight about several days after a stroke. He lived in Winchester for years and worked in life insurance. Survived by his second wife and son Donald Nixdorff of Winchester and by Miss Georgia McDonald now Mrs Albert Baker and her son. Funeral set for Cook Funeral Home Baltimore, burial in Frederick Maryland.
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Louis Semetas
Cimore
Biteod
Winchester
Frederick
Louis M. Nixdorff
Maryland
Georgia McDonald
Albert L. Baker
Nixdorff
Aubrey Weaver Presides Over Virginia Bar Exams
About 225 students from various Virginia sections took the state bar examination in Roanoke this week, continuing through Wednesday. Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal led the exam as chairman of the State Board of Law Examiners with several assistants. John B. Minor of Richmond served as board president, ill at home.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Board of Examiners
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
State Board of Law Examiners
John B. Minor
Richmond
Hoover Interested in Protecting Domestic Sugar Industry
Stephen H. Love, president of the United States Beet and Sugar Association, testified before the Senate finance sub-committee that President Hoover, within the last three months, expressed strong interest in protecting the domestic sugar industry. Love recalled Hoover sharing views in Utah during the last campaign and in Washington since his election. Mrs. Esther Smith departed this morning for Washington to visit her daughter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate Finance
Stephen H. Love
United States Beet and Sugar Association
Love
Utah
Public Sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Household and kitchen furniture to be sold at public auction on Saturday June 29 at 1 30 p m. The sale will be held at 632 North Main Street.
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N. Main St
Emma Cooper Dies After Paralytic Stroke in Winchester
Mrs Emma Sophia Cooper 67 wife of Cornelius N Cooper a Kernstown farmer died at home from a stroke suffered in Winchester less than a week earlier She collapsed in the F W Woolworth store on North Loudoun street and was taken home for care Funeral services will be at 3 pm Sunday at her Kernstown home with Rev O D Lambert and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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Emma Sophia Cooper
Cornelius N. Cooper
Kernstown
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Cooper
Chambersville
Harrison Baylies
Frederick County
Methoist Episcopal Church
Ollie C
Stanley L
Hunter N
Graham E. Cooper
Samuel J. Cooper
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ethel Coverstone
Misa Viola Per
Hunter Bayliss
Arthur Bayliss
Annie Ramey
Hayfield
O. D. Lambert
Kernstown Church
Mount Hebron
Suspect Arrested After $800 Bank Hold-Up Near Hagerstown
State police and county officers arrested a youth about 25 in connection with the June 27 robbery at the Maugansville branch of the Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company. He was taken to the state's attorney for questioning and later to be confronted by bank cashier C. E. Riggs, the robbery’s victim.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Maugansville
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Harper E. Ballentine
C. E. Riggs
Virginians To Gift Hoover Fishing Rod At White House
The Orange County Izaak Walton League plans to present President Hoover with a fly rod and reel in a White House ceremony at noon on July 17. The event follows Hoover's Rapidan River fishing trips and will be arranged by George J. Browning and Max Fleisher.
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Hoover
Orange County
Izaak Walton
White House
Browning
Orange
Madison
Washington
Charlottesville
Pyrd
Porter
A. Willis Roberteer
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Gordoneville Volunteer Fire Company
Byrd
Virginia
Ladies Auxiliary
Special July Rates Offered for Subscriptions
Advertisement notes July rates of $3 per year in advance by Matt and $4 per year in advance by carrier with a prompt pay discount to save.
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Matt
THE
Evening Star
Rain Delays End as Tennis Tourney Resumes Play
After days of rain delays the men's tennis tournament resumes with first round action and several second round matches. Notables include Edmonds defeating Finley 1-6 7-5 9-7 to face Fowle, and Harold Sheetz upsetting J Taylor 6-2 7-5. Frances Page handles entry details for the ladies tournament slated for July 4.
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Mies Frances Page
Omma Gina Baker
Edmonds
J. N. G. Finley
Fowle
H. K. Green
Fred Glaize, Jr
John Rodman
Ryland Washington
J. M. Steck, Jr
Seabury Davies
Steck
Nelson Page
Way
Local Ball Club To Play Hose Co Here Saturday
The Winchester baseball team meets Hose Company No. 4 of Martinsburg West Virginia at Rouss Spring grounds Saturday at 3 pm. It is designated ladies day with free admission for women and a complimentary event, funded by a pass-the-hat collection from men. The Martinsburg team is expected to be tough but Winchester aims to win.
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Hose Co
Winchester
Hose Company No. 4
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rouss
West Virginians
Nation To Honor Pulaski Memory Observance Set For Oct 11
President Hoover proclaimed October 11 1929 as a day to commemorate Brig Gen Casimer Pulaski Revolutionary War general who was killed at Savannah Georgia marking the 150th anniversary of his death and honoring his memory.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Casimer Pulaski
Savannah
Large Increase Expected in Fishing Permits Demand
The State Commodities reports 160 165 hunting trapping and fishing licenses mailed for 1929 30 to counties and cities, the largest total yet and about 20 000 more than last year. The new license year starts July 1 with one badge per license and 10 000 reserve licenses kept. Distribution includes 118 350 county licenses 37 125 state licenses 4 140 non resident licenses and 1 250 non resident fishing licensees. Richmond city received 5 410 licenses while Augusta County leads with 3 205.
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State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commonwealth
Commission
Richmond City
Augusta
Smoot Weighs Sliding Scale Plan In Senate
Chairman Smoot of the Senate finance committee said today he is not certain a sliding scale plan can be worked out satisfactorily. He spoke during remarks from Washington amid ongoing budget discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Brown Nominated Republican Governor Candidate in Virginia
Dr William Mosley Brown a former Democrat until 1928 was named Republican nominee for Virginia governor at ACCA Temple in Alexandria The coalition ticket unites anti Smith and Republican forces to challenge the Democratic ticket in the August 6 primary Dickerson of Russell County was named for Newton governor with other nominations by Roy V Wolf and S Berkeley noted The scene highlighted a rising Republican anti Smith momentum in state politics
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Associated Presa
Acca Temple
Mond
William Mosley Brown
Virginia
Brown
Roanoke
Base Com Slemp
National
Repubican
Vireginia
Dr. Brown
Themence
Dickerson
R. Walter Dickerson
Russell County
Neuton
Scott Ty
Wright
Oes
Berkeley
anti-Smith
Lankford
A. W. Brittingham
Hampton
Leviathan Condemned over Alleged Liquor Sales at Sea
Assistant Secretary Lowman announced an immediate investigation into reports that the Leviathan sold liquor on eastbound trips from New York. The New York Herald Tribune claimed liquor was sold aboard on both east and westbound voyages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lowman
Leviathan
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
U. S. Surplus May Reach 70 Million
Secretary Mellon said the latest estimate projects a government surplus of 160 million to 170 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, as of June 27.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Ambassadors Debate Naval Disarmament Approach
In London on Tuesday Ambassador Dawes and Ambassador Gibson discussed methods for tackling the naval disarmament problem with Premier Ramsay MacDonald but reached no definite agreement. Dawes announced this at a press conference today.
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Associated Press
London
Ambassador Dawes
Gibson
Ramsey MacDonald
Dawes
Swedish Airman Returns To Iceland
Captain Albin Annenberg, Swedish flyer, returned to Reykjavik after earlier departure for Ivigtut Greenland while attempting a trans Atlantic flight to the United States in his plane the Sverige.
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Associated Press
Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin Annenberg
United States
Sverige
Ivigtut
Greenland
Wealthy Farmer Is Found Slain in Salisbury
John Livingston a 53 year old wealthy Wicomico farmer was found dead by his son Clyde 17 with bullet holes behind each ear. Coroner S T White and officials Bailey Duffy investigated and would not say if it was murder or self inflicted.
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Associated Preas
Salisbury
John Livingston
Wicomico
Clyde
S. T. White
Levin C. Bailey
Ralph C. Duffy
Dividend Notice From The Commercial & Savings Bank
The Directors have declared the usual semi annual dividend of three percent payable July 1 1929. Checks will be mailed. John I Sloat cashier signs the notice dated 6 26 16 21.
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The
Commercial & Savings Bank
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Apple Storage Division
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oGeine
the Assoctiated Press
Chas. Stakely
Alabama
Kiwanis
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Old Dominion
Paul Scarborough
Franklin
Allen J. Saville
C €. O'Connor Godrick
E. Lee Trinkle
H. B. McCormac
Arnold Bayer
Louis Nixdorf
Aubrey Weaver
U.S. Sugar Industry Interests President
Esther Smith
Emma Cooper
Bank
Virginians
Pulaski
C. Bascom Slemp
U. S
John I, Sloat
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