Rust family weekend visit shared by siblings
Front Royal notes Mr. Davis Rust of Washington spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ashby Rust. His sister Miss Lucy Rust, who had been in Washington, joined him for the weekend.
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Front Royal
Davis Rust
Washington
Ashby Rust
Lucy Rust
Washington Reed
Dyce Renalds
Mr. Renald
John Renalds
Harry Oxenbaum
Robert Reid
Baltimore
Harry Reid
Arthur Kresze
Staunton
Moreland Venable
Mr. Venable
Clarence Venable
Elizabeth Clarke
Town
Mrs
Joe Clark
A. D. Cone
T. S. Melton
B. J. Hillidge
Sam Winsboro
Mrs. Nelle Grant
Senator Weaver Heads to Roanoke for Law Exams
Senator Aubrey G. Weaver left for Roanoke to oversee the Board of Law Examiners as about 200 applicants take the law examinations. He plans to return to Front Royal by Wednesday night or Thursday morning to attend the Shenandoah National Park celebration at Big Meadows on Friday.
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Aubrey G. Weaver
Roanoke
Board of Law Examiners
Weaver
Front Royal
Shenandoah National Park
Big Meadows
Hollywood Visitors Arrive for Front Royal Visit
Mr Henry Haines Sr and son Henry Haines Jr and daughter Mrs Ann Langborrne of Hollywood Calif arrive in Front Royal Saturday morning to visit Mr and Mrs Roger Payne. They plan to visit relatives in Staunton and left Hollywood on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haines
Som
Henry Haines, Jr
Ann Langborrne
Hollywood
Calif
Front Royal
Roger Payne
Haines
Williams Haines
Virginia
Staunton
Martinsburg and Washington Visitors Fill Local Social Scene
Miss Dorothy Cox visits grandparents in Martinsburg while Dorothy Angelо and Ruth Angelo stay with Mrs. Eckhart in Washington. Several families from Washington and Richmond vacation or dine in Front Royal Grassland Manor and Linden areas, with plans for new business and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ruth Angelo
Washington
Henry Eckhart
Shenandoah National Park opening highlighted by Times
Front Royal is named the Northern Gateway to the Shenandoah National Park as the Times ran a half page feature with park scenes and a road map. The piece notes work aims to finish the parkway’s northern section in time for next Friday’s dedication with the President expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
New York Times
Shenandoah National Park
United States
Tragedy Near Front Royal Claims 14 Year Old Girl
Miss Mildred Andrews age 14 of Front Royal died Saturday afternoon when she fell from a truck owned by James McDonald of Howellsville Warren county. Her sister and Miss Frances McDonald were injured as the truck driven by Marvin McDonald braked on a sharp turn east of Front Royal. Coroner Dr. D M Kipps and Commonwealth's attorney John H Downing ruled the death accidental after investigation. Andrews family survivors listed and funeral set for 2:30 tomorrow at Bethel United Brethren Church conducted by Rev C A Moon.
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Front Royal
Mildred Andrews
Frances McDonald
James McDonald
Howellsville
Warren County
Marvin McDonald
D. M. Kipps
John H. Downing
Commonwealth
Investigalwealth
Miss Andrews
John Andrews
Ruby
Margaret
Bessie Andrews
Shirley
Marvin Andrews
Buckton
Bethel United Brethren Church
C. A. Moon
Toms Brook
Charles Turner Costello Funeral Services Held
Charles Turner Costello died Friday at his Boundry Avenue home after a brief illness. He was 43, son of William Costello and Virginia Bea ty, with six children surviving. A World War II veteran, he served in the Second Virginia Infantry and on the Mexican border, later joining the 116th Infantry, 29th Division, and served with the AEF in France. Funeral by Rev. R. B. Clagett. interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Front Royal
Charles Turner Costello
Boundry Avenue
William Costello
Virginia Beaty
Mr. Costello
Second Virginia Infantry
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Twentyninth Division
France
R. B. Clagett
Intereng
Prospect Hill
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination In Brief Convention Address
President Roosevelt’s acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention centers on ending economic royalism and protecting citizens from monopolies. He pledges to preserve democracy, support the New Deal, and reject concentrated wealth while urging unity behind the party platform.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Ameria
National Committee
Bellevue-Stratford
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
America
New President of Garden Club in Warren County
Mrs. Beverley F. Browne was elected president of the Garden Club of Warren County at a Thursday night meeting at Mrs. William E. Carson’s home. I. O. Kibler and L. F. Hansbrough named first and second vice presidents. Eugene K. Davis, I. G. Bierer, and E. H. Keyser to secretary and treasurer roles. Prizes were awarded for garden improvements with J. E. Higgens winning first in small town gardens and Harold Smith and Henry Wagner tied for first in out-of-town gardens. Browne earned top prize for past year exhibit points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Beverley F. Browne
Garden Club
Warren County
William E. Carson
I. O. Kibler
L. F. Hansbrough
Eugene K. Davis
I. G. Bierer
E. H. Keyser
J.E. Higgens
Harold Smith
Henry S. Wagner
Beverley Browne
Assembly Opens Six Day Session For Baltimore Conference
The Intermediate Assembly of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church began its annual six day session after the school for pastors and Christian workers ended. About two hundred delegates aged 12 to 15 are expected, with Miss Mabel Moorman of Glia serving as dean.
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Front Royal
Intermediate Assembly
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
Mabel Moorman
Glia
Assemy
Flying heels for planes in the stratosphere
At Wright Field the U S Army Air Corps reveals a ferris wheel like supercharger driven by exhaust jets. The device compresses thin stratosphere air to sea level density, boosting engine oxygen and efficiency. The model was invented by General Electric and the Army material division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Dayton
U. S. Army Air Corps
Wright Field
U. S. Army
Material Division
General Electric Company
Rinker Praises ARAX After Quick Stomach Relief
A Kernstown Virginia resident Mr A L Rinker credits ARAX with curing years of constipation and indigestion after two weeks of use He reports regular bowel movements and no stomach discomfort following cabbage and fried potatoes The ARAX advocate promotes the product at Miller's 107 North Loudoun Street Winchester and offers a free health booklet dated 6 29 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rinker
Kernstown
Miller's
North Loudoun St
Winchester
N. Loudoun
Thought Dead Yet Comes Home
Culpeper reports Reginald B Gilbert, a World War veteran son of J C Gilbert, believed dead after a Florida hurricane struck a CCC veterans camp on the Keys, returned home this past weekend. He said he was wounded in the storm and treated in several hospitals, and he had no idea he was counted as dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper
Reginald B. Gilbert
J. C. Gilbert
Florida
CCC
Florida Keys
Cow Mortally Triggers Accident Shot In Milking
W. Va. man A. P. Poff reports he was shot by his cow when the animal backed into a shotgun and accidentally discharged the weapon during milking. He sustained non serious wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
W. Va
A. P. Poff
Steel Industry Fights Closed Shop Push in U.S.
The $5 trillion steel industry mobilized its resources to oppose a push for a closed shop. In a statement via the American Iron and Steel Institute, leaders claim a unionization campaign is led by outsiders and warn any disruption could harm workers, their families, supplier businesses, and the national economy. John L. Lewis is not named in the statement, though a spokesman notes it targets his activities. The industry affirms belief in collective bargaining and warns against threats to its recovery and operations.
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New Deal
Republican Party
Landon
Kansas
Alfred E. Smith
Union Party
Roosevelt
New York
American Tron and Steel Institute
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
The
Institut
Lewis
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