Piedmont Hounds Hunt Ends After Long Fox Chase
A long fast foxhunt with the Piedmont Hounds near Middleburg produced two bad falls. Mrs. Amory Perkins was thrown from a bolting horse and hospitalized, while Mrs. Langley escaped serious injury after a fence crash. Many guests joined the hunt led by George Robert Slater in the estate fields along Paul Lewellyn and Hubert Phipps properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Aes
Amory Perkins
Middleburg
William Gley
York and
George Robert Slater
Archibald Cary Randolph
Paul Lewellyn
Rall
William Langley
Ramie Farm
Bedford Glasscock
Hubert Phipps
Mrs. Perkins
Charles Sabin
Mrs. Langley
H S Evans Dies In Harrisburg Pa
Harry S Evans a colored Winchester native died Thursday in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He leaves parents Edward S Evans and a brother Hutter Evans with many relatives. A service is planned in Harrisburg at 8 p m tonight and the body will arrive Sunday for burial at St Paul A M E Church at 3 p m with Rev J C Newman officiating. Pallbearers are Barnes Carter Cooke Parker Manuel Ramson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Evans
Edward S. Evans
W. A. Evans
Harrisburg
Wears
Winchester
Harry Evans
Hutter Evans
St. Paul A. M
J. C. Newman
Charles Barnett
Eugene Carter
Andrew Cooke
Robert Parker
George Manuel
Joseph Ramson
Cross Estate Appraised in Stephens City Listing Value
The estate of the late Charles A. Cross of Stephens City has been appraised with records filed. The property includes stock, cash and household goods valued at 5334.36 dollars. Shenandoah Valley National Bank acts as executor with E G Rusk as trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cross
Stephens City
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
E. G. Rusk
Highest Paid Banker Dies of Stroke At Shore
Henry Clay McEldowney longtime president of Union Trust died in Atlantic City after a stroke. A close associate of Andrew W Mellon he had been in a semiconscious state for days and would have turned 67 the next day. He rose from messenger to president in 1900 and oversaw major industrial financing including Crucible Steel Company’s reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Henry Clay McEldowney
America
Atlantic City
Andrew W. Mellon
McEldowney
Pittsburgh National Bank of Commerce
Henry Clay Frick
Union Trust
Mellon
Frick
Trust Company
Mellon National Bank
Crucible Steel Company
Byrd Interests Re Lease Turkey Knob This Year
Receivers in Shenandoah county Virginia have lease approval to rent Turkey Knob Orchards near Mount Jackson for 1935 36 after the sale bid of 101000 was dismissed. Judge Williams and the court approved the lease with Herbert S. Larrick and Judge Frank S. Tavener as special receivers as the case proceeds to the State Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Knob
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Ward
H. F. Byrd
Byrd
Herbert S. Larrick
Frank S. Tavenner
Woodstock
State Court of Appeals
D J Howard Speaks at New Market FFA and Home Economics Banquet
D J Howard supervisor of vocational agriculture for northern Virginia was the principal speaker at a joint banquet of the F F A and home economics girls at New Market school. About 80 students and parents attended in the Southern Methodist Church. Additional speakers included Miss Julia Robertson John G Miller and local class participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Howard
Northern Virginia
New Market School
Southern Methodist Church
New Market
Julia Robertson
Harrisonburg State Teachers
John G. Miller
C. E. Richards
Louise Stickley
Middletown High School
Literary Contests For F F A Boys
Local F F A chapters start preliminary contests to choose orators for the Virginia Tech rally in Blacksburg June 17 to 20. A northern Virginia speaker will be selected, with the Bridgewater College district contest on April 26 and 27. J D Kramer of W euters Cave chairs the district event, with teams from Augusta Clarke Frederick Rockingham Shenandoah Warren and Winchester counties and the city competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Northern Virginia
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
J. D. Kramer
Weters Cave
Augusta
Clarke
Frederick
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warrp
Winchester
Virginia Literary, and Athletic League
Not Involved Butler Denies Bean Theft Connection
Fair Butler of Apple Pie Ridge says he is not the Bill Butler connected to an alleged bean theft near Gerrardstown West Virginia. He notes a prior Star article referred to a different man with the same name and were arrests made recently.
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Fair Butler
Apple Pie Ridge
Bill
The
Star
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Bill Butler
Still Much in Evidence Curiosity Began Philosophy and Science
A concise reflection on how curiosity sparked the birth of philosophy and science, emphasizing its enduring role in guiding human inquiry and discovery through history.
Handley High to Host Wresting Finals March 13
Handley High School holds an intra-mural wrestling tournament this week with 16 finalists across eight weight classes competing for the title of Handley champion. Finals are set for Wednesday night at 8 o clock with matches including Gene versus Estes in the 85 pound class and Richard Sutton versus Taylor in the 108 class.
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Handley High School
Handley
Handley Athletic Night
Gene
Estes
Richard Sutton
Taylor
Lawrence Taylor
Luther Patton
Second Alaskan Gold Rush Not Like The First
The second great Alaska gold rush is a machines driven boom. Giant dredges drills and heavy equipment rush to Alaska to mine new grounds amid optimistic prices. Eugene Allen, Alaskan editor, notes rapid ground coverage and open territory for mining profits.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Eugene Allen
Doughboys and the Electricians Tie In Bowling Standings
Doughboys and the Electricians remain tied for first with three games played. Individual high score went to Plank with 365, Howard second 345, Kremer third 333. High team game 563 by the Legion team. O Sullivan 537 and Kiwanis 527 follow. Legion led with 1 610 in high team total. va aom second.
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Legionnaire
Babb
Electrician
Hayley
Kiwanian
Plank
Howard
Rotarian
Kremer
O’sullivan
The
O'Sullivan
Kiwanis
the Legion
Va Aom
Laurel Woman Try For Mother's Death Nearing Verdict
Quida Keton, 33, stands trial in Laurel Mississippi on charges of slaying her mother. Prosecutors seek sanity verdict after presenting a purported confession tying W M Carter to the crime. A leg of the victim has been found while other remains are missing. Defense psychiatrists say insanity. state rebuttal experts cite prison psychosis from fear of punishment.
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Laurel
Miss
Quida Keton
Principa’ Ly
Quida
W. M. Carter
Carter
Keeton
Four Negroes Die In Two Baltimore Area Fires
A jobless man identified as William Miller, 57, and three children died in two separate fires in Baltimore area. Miller was found burned in a shack on a city dump. The children perished on an upper floor of a three house blaze near Cockeysville. The dwelling fire is believed to have started from an exploding oil stove.
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Baltimore
Manor County
William’ Miller
Petersburg
Aera
Cockeys
Siveand Toliad
RELIEF RECORDS SEEK CLERK FOR EMPLOYMENT CARDS
Local Work Assignment Officer handles quintuplicate WD-ERA-Va No 11 forms for assigning workers to projects. Original sent to client, three copies go to foreman, one kept locally, one returned for signature comparisons.
Work Assignment and Time Sheet Procedures in ERA Forms
The document lists ERA and WD forms for labor assignment and record keeping. It details four copy identification card forwarding by the Work Assignment Officer, time sheet checks by the area projects officer, and triplicate or quadruple copies for absentees status changes and project worker schedules. It names specific forms WD-ERA-Va Vo Nos 13 15 17 and WD-BRA-Va No 16 and references Form No 10 for labor requisitions.
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FERA
Area Projects Officer
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Piedmont Pack
Reynard
Ethel Darlington
New York
Alexander McKay Smith
Farnley
George Greenaulgh
Kentmere
Nichol
Toledo
Higby
Detroit
Hope Iselin
Johns .H. Whitney
Frederick Prime
Mrs. Poreee
Lucy Lynn O
Cagon Glath
Deans
William Hulbert
Arthur White
Dorothy Willing Randolph
Jack Swinner
James Skinner
Robert Young
Henry Frost
Henry Frost, Jr
Hubert. Phipps
Turner Wiltshire
H. S. Evans
Harrisburg, Pa
Cross Estate
Luxenberg
Loudoun St
Byrd Interests
Doughboys
Electricians
Rotary
Ee Rodman
Sovceese
Eertee Sxees
Pet
Eereeeree Etrees
American
Legion
Coca Cola
Ens
O’sullivans
Lates
Tom
Papuue
Bullivan Halvosa
Wheeler
N. Va
Seeewegekes
Arthur Aeeeee Wee
Kelvinator
Hamburger’s
N. Main Street
Moling & Cather
T. F
Linen Store
Stewart Inn
Stewart St
N. Loudoun Street
Fairont Ave
Cameron Street
Amherst St
Cork St
Washington St
Pairment Avenue
West Clifford En
Barred Rocks
Rhode Island Reds
Jersey Black Giants
Shenandoah Commercial
J. M. Markle
Albin
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Co
Fairmont Ave
Nineveh Road
I. N. Painter
Care Star
Oak Hill Farms
Aldie, Vay
South Kent Street
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