Death of Adolph F. Kogelschatz at 65 in Martinsburg
Obituary notes the Martinsburg native Adolph F. Kogelschatz retired funeral director and poultry fancier died after pneumonia developed following an operation at City Hospital Martinsburg. He was born in Martinsburg, long active in livery and funeral work, a former cornetist, and husband of Flora B. Jenkins. He leaves a widow, three brothers, two sisters, and two sisters in law. Funeral at his West Martin Street home followed by mausoleum interment at Greenhill Cemetery.
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Winchester
Adolph F. Kogelschatz
Martinsburg
Mr. Kogelschatz
Adolph F
Anna C. Kogelschatz
Marian McVicar
Robert T. McVicar
Henry W. and
Ashby McVicar
Rockport
Texas
West Martin Street
Emma Overlander
Frederick
Anna Kogelschatz
Hagerstown
South
Knights of Pythias
Greenhill Cemetery
Virginia legislators push for beer emergency session
Senator Tuck reports 19 senate members favor a special session with 3 approvals with qualifications and 0 oppositions. In the House 53 members approve with 7 opposing or with qualifications. Governor Pollard contemplates calling special elections to fill nine vacancies to ensure representation before any August session.
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House of Delegates
Second District
Tuck
Pollard
Robert O. Norris
Lancaster
Senate Economy Committee
Hillard
Norfolk County
Senate
T. Russell Cather
Winchester
John W. Eggleston
Norfolk
Samuel L. Ferguson
Appomattox
E. R. Fuller
Richmond City
Major M. Hillard
E. E. Holland
Suffolk
W. Holt
Newport News
John A. Lesner
Hill Montague
W. O. Rogers
Sussex
W. Conway Saunders
Henrico
A. E. Shumate
Giles
A. P. Staples
Roanoke City
William M. Tuck
Halifax
Aubrey G. Weaver
Warren
John J. Wicker, Jr
Belmont Woodson
Nelson
William A. Wright
Essex
Early
Greene
Cecil Connor
Leesburg
W. A. Garrett
Henry
H. H. Watson
Nottoway
Henry T. Wickham
Hanover
John W. Rust
Alexandria
Virginia
General Assembly
Furloughs Hit Most Dry Agents in Western Virginia
Roanoke June 28. Deputy administrator N C Alexander and 10 of 19 prohibition enforcement agents in the Western District of Virginia will be furloughed indefinitely effective midnight June 30. Samuel Burgess will arrive to relieve Alexander and take temporary charge. offices stay open. No word on two local clerk stenographers and possible vacancies before reorganization.
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N. C. Alexander
Virginia
Alexander
R. Q. Merrick
Fourth District
Richmond
Mr. Alexander
Samuel Burgess
Prohibition
Eastern District
Newport News
Merrick
Bureau of Prohibition
Arum Family Plants Include Skunk Cabbage and Jack in the Pulpit
The skunk cabbage or Indian turnip grows from the Northeast to North Carolina and west to Iowa and Minnesota. Pink flowers inside a green purple hood make it a striking Arum family plant. Jack in the Pulpit is another Arum species with a hooded appearance.
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United States
North Carolina
Iowa
Minnesota
Arum
Approval Given The Byrd Plan For Park Lands
A hearing on the Byrd plan for park lands argues the Conserva tion Commission may end the legal dispute within thirty days if the Byrd offer is accepted. Rejection could delay years, risking $2,000,000 in federal funds and jeopardizing the entire project.
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BYRD
Fron Cage
Conservation Commission
Brill Case Goes To Jury In Hardy Court Deliberations
The trial features Brill claiming innocence as investigators link a firearm to the Burch store shooting. Firearms expert Reis identifies a bullet from Esther Burch as fired from Brill's noted gun. Prosecutor Calhoun presents bullets shells and the weapon while witnesses including John C. Burch and state police corroborate parts of the testimony. Brill admits to a morning accident during questioning.
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George C. Reis
St. Mary
Esther Burch
Argi
Burch
Calhoun
H. M. Calhoun, Sr
Franklin
Duckworth
John C. Burch
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