Bakers Warned Not to Exchange Unsold Breads Convictions In Two Cases
Fairfax Virginia June 30 A county court convicted a Washington bakery driver and a Fairfax merchant employee for trading bakery products unsold to stores. E W Braithwaite announced a tightening drive to enforce the law that bars return or exchange of bakery goods once sold. Two men from Chantilly and Continental Baking were fined with fines suspended after the incidents.
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Star
Fairfax
Washington
Fairfax County
E. W. Braithwaite
Dairy and
Virginia
Mr.Braithwaite
Braithwaite
Posible
T. F. White
R. C. Morris
Chantilly
A. C. Carter
Continental Baking Company
Morris
White
Carter
Public Auction For C W Ramsburg Property At Court House
In front of County Court House on Saturday July 7 at 12 noon a valuable business property on East Piccadilly Street with 27 feet 6 inches frontage and 120 feet depth known as the C W Ramsburg property. Terms: one third cash. balance in 1 2 and 3 years secured by deed of trust and fire insurance on property. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.
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County Court House
Piccadilly Street
C. W. Ramsburg
Death Summons Comes At Night To Henry Willis
Henry R. Willis 75 a Winchester resident died at Memorial Hospital after three weeks of illness and a pneumonia attack. He worked 30 years in a harness shop on North Loudoun and later in bicycle business on East Piccadilly with his nephew Carroll Willis. Survived by one sister Agnes Willis and several nephews and nieces. Funeral from North Kent street home at 5 pm Monday conducted by Rev E T Clark with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Henry R. Willis
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Willis
A. L. Shearer
North Loudoun Street
North Cameron Street
East Piccadilly Street
Carroll Willis
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Henry V
Rebecca Langley Willis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cameron Street
Willis
Agnes Willis
North Kent Street
Charles Thomas
Agnes Richardson
Washington, D. C
John A. Kern
Harry H. Willis
William R. Willis
South Cameron Street
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Eee
Mount Hebron Cemetery
R F D Patrons Urged To Paint Boxes And Names
W Nelson Page city postmaster launches a drive for rural free delivery patrons to paint their mailbox boxes white with black names. The effort aims to improve appearance and aid mail delivery on Winchester routes with minimal cost, often done by patrons themselves.
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W. Nelson Page
Winchester
Funeral Rites Held For Peyton N. Bowers
Funeral services for Peyton N. Bowers retired hotel manager and railway express messenger were held at his home on North Street with Rev. Luther A. Thomas officiating. A church quartet sang two hymns, and pallbearers included William A. Bailey and George Hardy. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. out of town mourners came from Red Lion, Chambersburg, Martinsburg, and Berryville.
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Peyton N. Bowers
Railway Express
North Street
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
William A. Bailey
George Hardy
Trovellis Clark
Frank Helsley
Clarence Brill
C. D. Shatzer
John W. Snyder
Red Lion
Lorenzo Price
Ralph Meckley
Chambersburg
Robinson Porterfield
Nettie Lindsey
Charles Flynn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Annie Carver
Berryville, Va
For Sale Upright Piano and Furniture
For sale items include an upright piano a corner cupboard and a mahogany chest of drawers. Apply at 422 8 Cameron Street or call 439 W. for details. Time stamp 6-22 tf.
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Cameron St
Former Winchester Mayor Faces Hog Farm Ordinance Charge
F Amos Shryock, ex mayor of Winchester, is summoned to appear in Judge Donald Weems court on a charge of violating a city ordinance that bans keeping hogs for commercial purposes within the city. The case stems from a dispute over a fence at Shawnee Springs and the city’s legal authority to act on the property.
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F. Amos Shryock
Winchester
Donald Weems
Philip Williams
Shryock
Shawnee Springs
C. W. Hollis
Brain Trusters Reported Targeting Mount Weather Lands
Reports from Winchester claim Washington interests sought to buy large tracts near Mount Weather on the Blue Ridge to sell to the government for a planned brain trust complex. Landowners rejected offers, requesting more time. Government buildings and lumber use noted at Mount Weather, with lumber also linked to a CCC camp.
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Winchester
Washington
Mount Weather
Blue Ridge
Brain Trust
Sour cherries Montmorency for sale by E OTabb
Montmorency sour cherries offered for sale by E O Tabb of Bunker Hill. Price listed at 20 cents per gallon. Contact Inwood 18F22 for orders. Listing dated June 28.
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Montmorency
E. O
Bunker Hill
Inwood
Moccasin Pokes Menacing Head In Woman's Face
Mrs. Charles Moore of Reynolds Store recounts a near encounter when a four foot moccasin crawled up a chair and poked its head toward her face in the yard. The family frightened it away and plugged its ground hole, ending the immediate danger.
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Charles Moore
Reynolds Store
Mr. Moore
Cooler Start to Week With Midweek Rain Outlook
The weather forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic States calls for showers midweek, generally fair conditions otherwise, with notably cooler temperatures at the start and end of the week and warmer conditions midweek.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Berry's Ferry Bathing Beach Ad Opens Summer Fun
Notice promotes Berry's Ferry Bathing Beach near Millwood for summer activities including bathing, motor and row boats, surf riding, camping, fishing, baseball, meals and drinks. Managed by Donald W. Patton with daily operation starting June 27 1930.
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Berrys Ferry
Millwood
Donald W. Patton
Hodgson and Brown Gifts That Last Rings Ad
A vintage ad promotes Hodgson and Brown jewelry with a white rose engagement and wedding ring theme. The ad highlights rings meant to symbolize lasting commitment and features their store tagline Gifts That Last with a date sequence 6 30 10 11.
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Hodgson & Brown
Yard Party at White Hall School House
Benefit Mite Society event planned at White Hall School House on July 5 with proceeds noted as 6 30 1p 11. Proceeds benefit the Mite Society.
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White Hall School House
Benefit Mite Society
Winchester Cleaning Plants Closed July Fourth
All day cleaning plants in Winchester will be closed on July 4. The notice lists Winchester Steam Laundry as contact and provides a phone line for inquiries.
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Winchester
Winchester Steam
Clarke County Native Mose T. Stickel Dies Suddenly
Mose T. Stickel 64, lifelong Clarke County resident of Marvin Chapel, died suddenly while harvesting Thursday evening of apoplexy. Funeral at Southern Methodist Church, interment Green Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Virginia Tomblin and seven grown children.
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Berryville
Southern Methodist Church
Mose T. Stickel
L. A. Parker
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Brown
Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
George Chapman
Elmer Myers
William Johnson
Frank Alexander
Neil Galloway
John E. Wilson
Stickel
Clarke County
Marvin Chapel
Henry C
Susan Ritt Stickel
Virginia Tomblin
Memorial Rites Set For Sunday At Old Fairview
Memorial services will be held at Fairview Lutheran Church starting at 10 30 in the morning and again at 2 30 in the afternoon. The program includes congregational singing duets addresses and special music with the Kidwell family and Gore quartet. Rev C H Anderson Rev S J Goode and Rev L Williamson lead the services.
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Fairview Lutheran Church
Mr Sawyer
Miss White
S. C.stuart
Gore Chorus
C. R. Anderson
Ellis Haines
C. H. Anderson
C. H. Anderson; Special Music, the Kidwell
Williamson
B. F. Wright
McLean
Duff
S. J. Goode
Kidwell Boys
L. B. Willamson
Gore Quartette
Cleated Tractor Driver Arrested On Senseney Road
State policeman R. E. Bayliss swore out a warrant charging Nick Jackson with operating a tractor and threshing machine on a macadam highway on Senseney road. The vehicle had long sharp cleats and was cutting the tar. An employee drove the outfit for Jackson. The defendant must appear before trial justice A. J. Tavenner Monday at 10 o'clock.
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R. E. Bayliss
Nick Jackson
Senseney
Jackson
A. J. Tavenner
Rhodes Drug Co Opens Sunday Hours
Rhodes Drug Co. announces open all day Sunday from 9 a m to 9 p m with prompt order delivery services. Call 373 for orders.
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Rhodes Drug CO
City council weighs slaughterhouse permits and future plan
The Permanent and Local Improvements Committee refused building permits for two slaughter houses and recommended banning slaughterhouses in six months unless the city builds one to meet local needs. If adopted, the plan would move existing plants and draft an ordinance to eliminate them after six months.
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Permanent and Local Improvements Committee of Common Council
Common Council
Howard F. Perry
Amos Shryock
Perry
The
Star Today
George Eagle
Anderson
Byrd Seeks Action on American Apple Exports
Senator Byrd plans a conference with Secretary Hull in Washington to stop Britain from imposing a seven shillings per barrel duty on U S apples sent to United Kingdom ports. Virginia apple growers fear February March imports limits and a near prohibitive duty. Byrd’s telegram asks Hull to watch the matter and avoid new restrictions.
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Byrd
Virginia
Hull
State Department
Washington
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
London
National Farmers’ Union
British and Dominion Producers’ Association
William Lebisicit
England
Mrs Nannie Rogers Levi Dies After Illness
Mrs Nannie Rogers Levi 64 widow of Robert C Levi of Clarke county died early today at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg Va after illness at the Lisky home in Boyce. Pneumonia caused death. She was born Nanie Rogers Carr in Warren county and survived by two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Monday at 10 a m at her brother’s home near Boyce with Baptist and Presbyterian ministers officiating. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Merr rville.
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Nannie Rogers Levi
Robert C. Levi
Clarke County
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Frank Lisky
Levi
Berryville
Lisky
Nanie Rogers Carr
John and
Virginia Carr
Warren County
Clay Carr
Huntington
Boyce
J. 8. Carr
Leetown
Jefferson County
W. Va
P. B. Levi
J. W. Eddy
Mercury Reaches Century Mark Twice in Brief Heat Wave
The thermometer hit one hundred degrees at 2 20 PM for the second successive day in Winchester. A similar time yesterday registered 102 degrees and later in the evening the mercury climbed to 104. Weather noted as hotter than previous day.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Large Crowd At Initial Concert Of the Summer
The Winchester Concert Band opened a summer concert series with a large turnout last evening at the playground lot beside John Kerr School on Cameron and Cork streets. Rural patrons traveled in, cars found parking on Cameron or Cork, and chairs were provided by R. T. Jones and Company. The free concerts are planned to continue through the summer at the same venue with no collections.
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Winchester
John Kerr School
Cameron
Cork
R. T. Jones and Company
Rev C P Warner to preach at Mead Memorial Church
Reverend C P Warner of Washington D C will preach in Mead Memorial Church White Post at eight o'clock Sunday evening. Also classified money to loan on City of Winchester real estate offered by Kern Kern attorneys dated June 30.
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Mead Memorial
C. P. Warner
Washington, D. C
Mead Memorial Church
White Post
City of Winchester Real Estate
Jack Frost Sunday Special Ice Cream Deal
Local ad offers 1 pint sherbet free with each quart of ice cream. Prix 30 cents per quart. Ad date indicates June 30 and a single promotional period. Item appears in a small-town newspaper classifieds section.
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Sherbert
Former German leaders killed amid purge of storm troops
Berlin reports say former Chancellor Kurt Von Schleicher was killed resisting arrest as a conspirator. Captain Ernst Boehm, stormtrooper commander, committed suicide after being deposed. Goering announced drastic police action on Hitler’s orders to thwart a second revolution and ordered communications stopped to prevent false news while promising stern punishment.
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von Schleicher
Associated Press
Berlin
Ernst Boehm
Goering
Prusia
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Nolice
Storm Trops
Nazi
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Hitler
Secret
der Fuehrer
Third Reich
Germany
Roehm
Boehm
Miss Meigs Book Wins 1933 Newberry Medal
Handley Library highlights Cornelia L. Meigs winner of the 1933 Newberry Medal for Invincible Louisa the story of the author of Little Women The author’s sister Mrs Melvin Green of this city is named in the notice.
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Handley Library
Cornelia L. Meigs
Louisa
Melvin Green
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Duvall & Dunn
the Evening Star
South End Hose Co
Henry Willis
Cherries Nicodemus Orchard
Old Fairview
Robt. C. Levi
Mercury
Kern & Kern
Attys
Jack Frost
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