Justice Holmes Laid To Rest In Nation Mourns Loss
President Roosevelt announced the death of Oliver Wendell Holmes senior associate justice of the Supreme Court. The nation honors a soldier scholar author and jurist whose life reflected American ideals and quiet leadership across public service.
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G. Palfrey
Boston
White House
Roosevelt
Holmes
Harvard
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Oliver Wendell Holmes
America
United States
Marian Martin house frock pattern and book offer
Marian Martin introduces a new house dress with square neck and easy sleeves. Patterns 9316 available in multiple sizes with wood to glass buttons options. order requires fifteen cents per pattern. Also offers a pattern book for seventeen to twenty five cents, mailed from New York.
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Marian Martin
Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns for Everyday Sports Frock
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1607-Big offers a straightline sports frock in linen cotton crepe tub silk or shantung with high necks short sleeves and a comfortable waist. The pattern features a broad yoke with sleeve pleats and reversible collar options. Sizes 14 to 42 with busts 32 to 42. Size 34 needs about 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch material. Tomorrow: Backless dress for sunshine wear.
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Shantung
City Hears Insurance Plans and Tax Deliberations
City officials debated renewing insurance and delaying a tax delinquent list. A plan to fund insurance for aging workers drew support. a motion to rescind a $10 sewer tax for filling stations was sent back to committee. Delinquent tax lists were discussed with a potential April 1 posting and 60 day advertising.
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Herman Hable
Field
Peyton J. Marshall
Council
Hable
Peyton Marshall
W. A. Baker
Fred Forney
Ralph Snapp
Forney
Card of thanks for Elizabeth Ann Sirbaugh
Mr and Mrs Ray Sirbaugh thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their daughter Elizabeth Ann and for flowers and use of cars. Her mother and father and sister Gretna.
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Ray Sirbaugh
Elizabeth Ann
Gretna
Red Gate hunting party reports Blue Ridge meet
Large field from Blue Ridge Hunt met at Red Gate in Millwood Virginia led by William Bell Watkins and guests from Toledo Detroit and New York. They moved toward Long Branch Mont ana Hall and Huntover before a breakfast at Red Gate. Hunt schedule continues Mondays Wednesdays Saturdays weather permitting.
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Millwood
Blue Ridge Hunt
Red Gate
Edward Jenkins
William Bell Watkins
Graham Doughtery
Ewart Johnston
George Greenhalgh
Donovan
Harry Nichols
Higby
Toledo
Detroit
Margaret Byrd
Edward B. Jacobs
Virginia Jacobs
W. Pinkney Wetherall
Frederick Spencer
Ellis
Gwynn Harrison
F. Allerton Read
Stuart Rose
B. O'F. Randolph
James Hu
Long Branch
Montana Hall
Blue Ridge
Metamora Hunt
Michigan
Nichols
Libbey
Higbie
James Mooney
New York
Earl Boy-Ed
Philadelphia
Countess de Castellane
Menton
France
Karl Boy
Callandar
Clay Hill
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
George H. Burwell
Gerard B. Lambert
Mrs. Brownell
Mr. Randolph
B. O’f. Randolph
William F. Randolph
Norfolk
Jane Cary Randolph
Margaret Della Meade
Chatham Hall School
Randolph C. Randolph
The
Motorcar Company
Chevy Chase
N. B. Page
N. B. Page, Jr
Randolph
R. C. Randolph
Attorney Joseph B Newlin Moves Office Location
Local attorney Joseph B Newlin relocates his law office from No 20 West Bos ca wen street to No 19 Court Square moving from a longtime site next to Indian Alley. The new quarters, formerly Frank Jacques Insurance, lie adjacent to the District Nurses Association and near county and city buildings.
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Joseph B. Newlin
Boscawen Street
Indian Alley
Court Square
Frank Jacques
District Nurses Association
Marcus suit seeks divorce a vinculo matrominii in Frederick
In Frederick County Circuit Court Lovelena L. Marcus petitions for a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from William C. Marcus on desertion grounds. An affidavit states he is not a Virginia resident and the order requires publication weekly for four weeks in Winchester and posting at the courthouse, with mail to the defendant. Clerk C. C. Brannon. March 5, 1935.
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Frederick County
Lovelena L. Marcus
Chancery
William C. Marcus
Virginia
Winchester
Court House
Jos. B. Newlin
C. C. Brannon
Mass meeting readies plans for Apple Blossom festival
Groundwork laid for annual festival with committees in place at the Washington Hotel. Katherine Manuel directs preparations while T. B. Byrd expands the executive committee to thirty. Roy A. Cather coordinates the parade and radio, with Queen and court chairs named. Citizens meet March 15 to voice wishes for the pageant in Winchester.
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Washington Hotel
Katherine Manuel
T. B. Byrd
Roy A. Cather
Mr. Cather
Clark T. Cooper
B. B. Dutton
Handley School
Winchester
Presbyterians To Hold Union Meet On Friday
Seven Presbyterian churches plan a united prayer meeting at Winchester Presbyterian Church on Friday March 8 at 7 30 p m with the theme Stewardship Rev Harry Crim of Strasburg will address the gathering on stewardship A short post meeting discussion for officers pastors and interested attendees will follow the prayer gathering
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Harry Crim
Strasburg
Public sale of walnut bedroom suite and household items
Items include a walnut bedroom suite two day beds a kitchen cabinet a walnut sideboard with marble top two china closets several gas stoves framed pictures and other articles. Terms cash. Dunn and Duvall.
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Oosier
Meeting seeks renewed zeal for church work in several communities
Delegates from Winchester Cedar Cliff Round Hill Opequon Nin eveh Clearbrook and Burnt Church gather to hear a general report on current church conditions and outlook and to urge officers to renewed energy in the ongoing ministry. All church members are urged to attend.
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Winchester
Cedar Cliff
Round Hill
Opequon
Nineveh
Clearbrook
Burnt Church
Girl Scout Regional Meet Reviews Work In Winchester
Mrs Frick region No 3 chairwoman told how Girl Scouting becomes a way of life through policy and badge work. Miss Adelaide Werner described organization from international board to local troops and led a council discussion. Winchester hosts five troops with 80 plus scouts and 35 women volunteers.
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Winchester
First Baptist Church
Eugene Prick
Allentown
Girl Scouts of
International Board
Miss Werner
Frick
John 8. Scully
South Stewart Street
Werner
Conference Plans For Pittsburgh Meeting Follow Up
The article notes preparations for a conference in Pittsburgh with plans to hold a similar meeting as previously. It highlights coordination efforts and expectations for outcomes, signaling ongoing regional discussions and future scheduling.
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Pittsburgh
Sister Aimee To Get a Final Divorce Decree
Los Angeles reports that law ready to grant Sister Aimee Semple McPherson a final divorce from David Hutton. Final decree awaits submission to Superior Court for judicial signature after a year of marriage and public woes.
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Aimee
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
David Hutton
Superior Court
Hutton
Dave
Temple
Baltimore Bank Reorganization Approved by Court
The Maryland Court of Appeals sustains a plan to reorganize the Title Guarantee and Trust Company to allow a distribution of about $1,000,000 to its depositors after the bank’s closure.
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Baltimore Bank
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Train hosts guide passengers to places of interest
Railways of Britain hires train hosts to point out sights and locations to passengers during journeys, enhancing travel experience with guided tips and on board commentary.
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Britain
Railways of Britain
Garber Receives Fine and Jail Time After Wounding Incident
Garber, treated for a leg wound at a hospital, was jailed after being charged with drunken driving. Police found an empty shell and a .25 caliber gun at Winchester Wholesale Grocery. He faced a $250 fine, 90 days in jail, and bond was posted for his appearance this morning.
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Francis
Garber
Winchester Wholesale
Northwestern Grade
Cumberland Valley
Hi Ho Sage Reflects on Letting Go
The Chinatown sage Hi Ho muses on the futility of clinging to past quarrels and the impossibility of changing history. He suggests humility and acceptance as guiding principles. Snowflakes are inherently six sided, a note on natural symmetry.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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