Fox Hunters Reopen Season Amid Mild Middleburg Day
Fox hunts resumed across Middleburg and Orange County as fox packs including Piedmont and Blue Ridge went out after weeks idle. Dr Archibald Cary Randolph hunted despite a broken leg, and many riders joined from Middleburg Upperville and beyond. Foxes were plentiful with several short fast runs across muddy fields, the Metcalf and Slater properties, and Welbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Ewert Johnson
Middleburg
Orange County
Archibald Cary Randolph
New Ford
Randolph
Blue Ridge
Clayon
Eorge Burwell
Olive Lam B. Watkins
Piedmont
Houghton Metcalf
George Slater
Upperville
Arthur White
Amory Perkins
Henry Frost
Henry Frost, Jr
Dorothy Willing Randolph
William Langley
Carey Langhorne
John Clark
New York
Hall
Margaret Innis
England
Norman Whitehouse
Taylor Hardin
Sylvia Hasard
Josh Fletcher
Robert Young
Frederick Prince
Jane Everett
Chatham
Tennessee
Miss Randolph
Lucy Lynn
Chicago
Welbourn
Metcalf
Foxhunting clubs set rush for end of season hunts
With improving weather Foxhunting clubs plan two or three more weeks of hunting before season end. Mr Wkins states that the Blue Ridge will be taken out on every favorable day to maximize hunting before the close.
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Wkins
Blue Ridge
Funeral Rites Held For C. C. Hoover In Winchester
Clarence C. Hoover a well known Winchester barber died last Friday after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his home 10 East Clifford Street conducted by Rev. Dr S L Flickinger and Rev E B McGukin with the Friendship Fire Company attending. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Pierce Wathey Robert Forney C R Grubb Fred Fugitt Henry F Seal and J Henry Moling Jr. Out of town relatives were present.
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Clarence C. Hoover
Winchester
East Clifford Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Pierce Wathey
Robert Forney
C. R. Grubb
Fred Fugitt
Henry F. Seal
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Large Haul of Cigarettes Reported in City
Police describe a city case involving a break in at the Pennsylvania railroad station with no loot taken and multiple smaller robberies including a Cooper grocery theft. A man named Washington claimed wrist injury from a broken bottle during an attempt to open it. Blood at a residence suggests a broken basement window and possible injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nolan
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cooper Grocery
Cooper
Mexican Youth Finds Chest of Spanish Money
A Mexican youth digging on Santa Margarita island uncovers an iron chest said to contain two million dollars in old Spanish money. Nine men lift the chest from a buried spot after the youth reported the find in Port Magdalena, ending a tale told by Amor de Patria crew members returning from a 32 day tuna voyage.
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San Diego
Calif
Santa Margarita Island
Baja California Peninsula
Port Magdalena
Girl Scout Officials Visit Winchester for Regional Talk
Miss Adlaide Werner and Mrs. John Frick regional Girl Scouts officials arrive in the city for an all day program to discuss problems within the territory. They will be hosted by Mrs. John Scully during their Winchester visit.
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Adlaide Werner
John Frick
Region Iit
Girl Scouts
Miss Werner
Mrs. Frick
John Scully
Winchester
Claude Frye Declares Candidacy for Back Creek Supervisor
A notice proclaims Claude Frye as a Democratic primary candidate for supervisor of the Back Creek District. The filing states candidacy and intent to run in the upcoming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
Late Miss Conner Laid To Rest In Mount Hebron
Funeral rites held at 2 p m for Emma W Conner last of Patrick and Emily Nevitt Conner at the Cannon Ball House South Loudoun street Grace Lutheran officiating with hymns and prayers floral tributes noted pallbearers listed out of town attendees from Harpers Ferry Edinburg Summit Point Hagerstown Washington New York Funeral interment in the family plot.
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Emma W. Conner
Patrick
Emily Nevitt Conner
Cannon Ball House
South Loudoun Street
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
John I. Sloat
Louis H. Grimm
Charles
George Woodward
Benjamin Ry
Theodore Conner
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Garrett Carter
Edinburg
H. H. Kercheval
Summit Point
Edwin Conner
Hagerstown
Elmer Jones
Washington, D. C
William McCormick
New York
Winchester Scout Leaders to meet on Tuesday on new program
Winchester Scout leaders including Scoutmaster Eugene B. Cooper will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p m at Cooper's home. Dr L M Allen will speak and Laurens Jones of Troop 21 will oversee the program. The meeting will discuss Seascouting and training conferences for new Seascout Leaders Handbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Eugene B. Cooper
Troop
Robert Grim
L. M. Allen
Laurens Jones
Euugene B. Cooper
Thiteing
Chimney fire reported at James Hottle residence
An alarm sound in the afternoon near 2 o clock for a chimney fire at the home of James Hottle located at 11218 South Braddock Street. Firefighters arrived to control the blaze and prevent damage to the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hottle
South Braddock Street
Old Glory: Captain Driver and the Flag’s Poetical Name
The term Old Glory arose from Captain William Driver of Salem Massachusetts in 1824 when his promotion earned a flag gift. He cried Old Glory upon seeing it, a name that spread during the Civil War as he kept loyal to the Union from Nashville. Later the flag was given to the National Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Driver
Salem Mass
Driver
Nashville
Tenn
Statehouse
National Museum
Rickets Now Seen Across Social Lines in Children
Rickets, a bone development disease blamed on vitamin D deficiency, affects well fed and poor alike. Sunlight is unreliable in our latitude, yet cod liver oil and fortified foods can supply the vitamin. studies from New Orleans and New Haven show high prevalence across diverse groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
California
Debating the U S gold decision and dollar standards
Central Press analysis discusses Congress power to regulate national currency in light of the gold decision. It contrasts old and new dollar definitions, notes private contracts attempting to fix dollars, and previews currency stabilization and tariff issues. It also covers the slow senatorial probe of AT&T and its complex corporate structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S Supreme Court
Congress
America
Hughes
Brandeis, Stone, Roberts
Cardozo
United States
Supreme Court
New York
Pompeii Finds Original Traffic Lines On Pavement
Pompeii reveals preserved traffic lines on ancient pavements. Studies show lines likely marked cart paths and pedestrian routes, offering fresh details about daily life in the city’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
8.8.5. tonic claims to boost digestion and blood health
An advertisement promotes 8.8.5. as a tonic to stimulate gastric secretions and rebuild hemoglobin. It asserts improved digestion, better food use, restored appetite, sleep, nerves, and strength, with two sizes and up to two weeks of treatment. It urges readers to start on the road today.
Hall's Expectorant Promoted for Cough Relief
Promotes quick relief of coughs from colds with a pleasant prompt action. Advertises Hall's Expectorant as proven for over 25 years and in strong demand. Sold by Peoples Service Drug Store at 9 North Main Street in three sizes 35c 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
People’s Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Winchester
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Claude Frye
Creomulsion
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Stanley
Lou
Otanley
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Disassee V.svancey
SEN Tran Press
Ohio Rubber Company
Willoughby
Miss Conner
New Haven
Investicer
Tase
Rbare
Photo Ensa
Muggs McGinnis
Tal
Muggi
By Wally Bishop
Washington World
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Biall
Senatorial-Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Senate
Octopus
Chamementheid Taserica
Buncutter Tire Co
Peoples Service Drug Store
Hall’s
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