All Sars Start Definite Plans For New Season
Front Royal announces plans for a strong season with a team meeting held and a public gathering planned at the Warren county courthouse. Uniform samples ordered may lead to 15 new uniforms. donations from local businesses will place sponsors' names on the back of jerseys.
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Front Royal
Warren County Court House
Riverton Lime Company
Front Royal Motor Co
Warren Sanitary Meat Market
the Texas Company
the Park Grill
the Haberdas
Mrs. F. L. Mowery Dies at Burnt Factory Home
Mrs. F. L. Mowery aged about 53 died at her Burnt Factory home at noon after months of failing health from heart trouble. She leaves her husband, nine children including Luther and Robert, and multiple relatives. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Burnt Factory home with burial at Rest Cemetery.
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F. L. Mowery
Burnt Factory
Jess Lee
Harvey Kercheval
Summit Point
W. Va
Archie Brown
Concord
N. C
Elmer Jones
Washington, D. C
Frank Beck
Helen Rudolph
Grant Rudolph
Egotism Defines Flea Mistaken Identity
Jud Tunkins, famed humorist, quips that egotism makes a flea mistake itself for the entire dog, a playful line reflecting vanity. The author presents the joke as light satire on self-importance.
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Jud Tunkins
Deaths William Arthur Corder in Front Royal
William Arthur Corder aged 36 died at his Front Royal home. He was unmarried and son of Dan J. Corder and Mrs Josephine Henry Corder. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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William Arthur Corder
Front Royal
Corder
Dan J
Josephine Henry Corder
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Littleton Vanzee
Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Littleton Vanzee who died at her Cedarville home will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Front Royal Calvary Episcopal Church. The Rev Ronald Ackland will officiate and burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. She was 67, daughter of the late Augustus A Simpson and Louise Garrison Simpson, and survived by husband A M Vanzee and sister Mrs J A Tavenner of Warren County.
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Front Royal
Kate Littleton Vanzee
Cedarville
Front Royal Calvary Episcopal Church
Ronald Ackland
White Post
Prospect Hill
Vanzee
Augustus A. Simpson
Louise Garrison Simpson
Herusband
A. M. Vanzee
J. A. Tavenner
Warren County
James Moore 40 Native of Warren County Dies in Brooklyn
James Moore of Warren County aged 40 died in Brooklyn New York on a Saturday He was a longtime employee of the U S Department of Labor as a naturalization examiner for 11 years He leaves five brothers Herman Los Angeles Everett Philadelphia East Annapolis Haywood Harrisonburg and Lunsford Detroit and three sisters Emma Effie and S D Wickes of Syracuse N Y The body arrived here today at noon.
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Front Royal
James Moore
Warren County
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seamus B. Moore
Flora Fristoe O More
United States Department of Labor
Herman
Los Angeles
Cal
Everett
Philadelphia
East
Annapolis
Haywood
Harrisonburg
Lunsford
Detroit
Emma Moore
Effie Moore
8. D. Wickes
Syracuse
Ash Rosenberry Service Held for 92 Year Old Resident
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Ash Rosenberry age 92 former Warren County resident at his Bolivar West Virginia home. He died last Friday at his Bolivar home. Survived by two sons Archie and Bronzy Rosenberry both of Warren County and two daughters Mrs. Sarah Henry and Mrs. Emma Robinson of Warren County.
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Front Rolay
Ash Rosenberry
Waren County
Bolivar
W. Va
Rosenberry
Archie
Bronzy Rosenberry
Warren County
Sarah Henry
Emma Robinson
Drunken Driver Sentenced to 60 Days in Fairfax Court
Justice Walter G. Olmstead heard a case this morning in which James E. Poles of Fairfax, colored, was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail for driving while under the influence of ardent spirits. Calvin Deavers was fined 20 dollars and costs on a charge of being drunk and disorderly.
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Front Royal
Walter G. Olmstead
James E. Poles
Fairfax
Calvin Deavers
Bentonville man sworn as Warren County forest warden
Carson L. Brown of Bentonville has taken the oath of office after being named to the Warren County forest warden post. Brown recently assumed the duties and will oversee county forestry matters in the region.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights
A weekend of visits and gatherings in Warren County includes Alfred J. McKay of Baltimore staying with cousin Downing Jr. in Front Royal, and Rebecca and Shirley Collins of Washington visiting Sheriff and Mrs. Collins. Bowling tonight features Independent versus Warrenton. Lions Club dinner tomorrow at Royal Club Inn. Various locals visit kin in Winchester, Luray, and Middletown.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Alfred J. McKay
Baltimore
Downing, Jr
Rebecca Collins
Shirley Collins
Washington, D. C
Sheriff
R. F. Collins
Front Royal Lions Club
Royal Club Inn
Warren County Tuberculosis Sale Totals 364.36 in 1934
The Warren County Tuberculosis Association reports 1934 Christmas Seal sale total of 364.36 with 40 percent sent to Richmond and 6 percent kept locally. An extra 3 percent will return if outcomes merit, and up to 22 percent may be returned on July 1 1935 after six months of work. An X ray clinic examined many people and 36 X rays were taken. Local districts and committees raised amounts listed by town street and chairmen.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Moonshine Raid Nets Arrests In Five Local Premises
State Alcoholic Beverage Control officers with Town Sergeant E C Smith and Officer William Henry raided five places suspected of selling moonshine liquor. John Robinson of Freetown, colored, arrested on destroying evidence. Ruby Dennis, colored, arrested on possession of illegal liquor.
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Front Royal
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Administration
E. C. Smith
William Henry
John Robinson
Freetown
Ruby Dennis
Mrs Fannie Holt Attends Palace Matinee With Family
Mrs Fannie Marshall Holt and her daughter Mrs Giles Bolen of Markham Fauquier county were guests at the Palace Theatre matinee where Holt's son Jack Holt starred in The Best Man Wins. Mrs R T Barton returns from Richmond after attending Episcopal Church and labor secretary talks with 1000 southern women and a Williamsburg luncheon.
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Fannie Marshall Holt
Giles Bolen
Markham
Fauquier County
Palace Theatre
Jack Holt
Holt
Nearby Creamery Leases Plant To Baltimore Man
At a Strasburg meeting of about 100 stockholders and milk customers the Shenandoah Valley Cooperative Milk Producers Association voted to lease the local plant to Allen A. Koman of Baltimore for one year with a possible three-year renewal. Koman will pay 360 dollars monthly and take active control, while operations continue largely as before. He aims to raise sales of cottage cheese and other products. stockholders previously had 10 percent deductions for treasury funds, now reduced to 1 percent for stockholder expenses. Ernest B. Galladay is president and Philip Williams secretary. Roller remains resident manager.
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Strasburg
Shenandoah Valley Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association
Allen A. Koman
Baltimore
Koman
Shenandoah
Frederick County
Kernstown
Washington
Philadelphia
Roller
Ernest BE. Galladay
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Philip Williams
Shenandoah County
Williams
Aged County Resident Dies At Burnt Factory
Mrs. Sarah J. Grim 84 died Sunday about 11 at her son in law and daughter D O Coffelt s home 12 North Kent Street She was Shenandoah county native who moved to Edinburg area eight years ago She is survived by her son B M Grim Romney W V a daughter eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Union Forge Church three miles west of Edinburg at 11 o clock tomorrow after a 9 30 gathering Interment in the adorning cemetery.
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Burnt Factory
Sarah J. Grim
D. O. Coffelt
North Kent Street
Isaac Grim
Shenandoah County
B. M. Grim
Romney
W. Va
Union Forge Church
Edinburg
Long Threatens Delays On Work Relief Bill And NRA Costs
In Washington on March 11 Huey P Long presses for delays to the four point eight nine trillion dollar work relief bill by demanding a Senate inquiry into Postmaster General Farley. Senate hearings also address NRA code costs estimated at forty one million dollars annually as Donald Richberg testifies. Senator Wagner promotes his labor disputes bill backed by the AFL and NLRB amid varied industrialist opposition.
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Washington
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
White House
Long
Hattie W. Caraway
D-Ark
McCarran
Roosevelt
Senate
Farley
House
Donald R. Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Wagner
Senate Labor Committee
Supreme Court
Clarence Orris
Haywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Alabama
Monay
Norris
R-Neb
The
Securities Commission
Nathan L. Amster
New York
Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company, Ltd
British Columbia
Byrd
Richberg
D-Va
Labor Committee
New Yorker
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Margaret Ritter widow dies at 86 in Martinsburg region
Mrs. Margaret A. Ritter age 86 widow of W H Ritter died at her home 816 South Loudoun Street Saturday at 2 20 pm due to complications of old age. Born March 26 1848 she was daughter of the late William and Catherine Carpenter and native to the county. Survived by 10 children including Mrs John Kendall Walter Ritter E L Ritter Mrs Ida Madigan Leo Ritter Mrs Estelle Madigan Mrs James Rehill Miss Cora Ritter and Mrs Rhuel Hook 29 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral from house Tuesday afternoon to Macedonia Methodist Episcopal Church South for services by Rev J D Russell with interment in adjacent cemetery.
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Margaret A. Ritter
W. H. Ritter
South
Loudoun Street
Ritter
William and Catherine Carper
John Kendall
City
H. B. Ritter
Walter Ritter
Hagerstown
E. L. Ritter
Ida Madigan
Leo Ritter
Estelle Madigan
James Rehill
Cora Ritter
Rhuel Hook
Martinsburg
W. Va
Macedonia Methodist Episcopal Church
Front Royal Pike
Armel
J. D. Russell
Jewelry theft case drags on as Rosenberg fined
Evidence shows only partial identification of rings and jewelry linked to Rosenberg and others. Investigators suspect articles melted and shipped to Philadelphia or other cities. Rosenberg did not testify. search warrants revealed additional items tied to other owners. Large quantities of jewelry seized during arrests. some gold believed stolen and traceable if identified. Mrs. Perry held under care of Winchester family.
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Rosenberg
Rosenberger
Perry
Winchester
Negro Jones Executed for Clifton Forge Murder of Two Girls
In Richmond Virginia Philip Jones a Black man died in the electric chair at the state penitentiary for the murder of two Clifton Forge girls last November He was convicted of battering to death nine year old Ellen and eight year old Alice Hill after an attempted assault The trial moved due to mob pressure and security was tightened with riot sticks machine guns and gas for the proceedings
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Richmond
Philip Jones
Virginia State Penitentiary
Clifton Forge
Alice Hill
Alice
Ellen
Benjamin T. Haden
Botetourt
Roanoke
Henrico County
Jones
E. R. Hill
Greeks Lose Stavros and Seres in Macedonia Campaign
Government troops entered Seres after rebels evacuated the town, while General Kamenos planned retreat from Kavalla. Reports say 3,000 rebels surrendered and civilians faced shortages as authorities prepared to seize posts. Casualties run high with 4,000 dead reported, and fighting shifts to guerrilla tactics as final outcomes remain uncertain.
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Seres
Salonika
Kamenos
Kavalla
Ofte
Strongold
Drama
Demetrius Kamanous
Athens
Tds
Dorian Lake
Demirhissar
George Kondylis
Macedonia Forecast Sees Government Gain in 24 Hours
The report states the toe contingent is in full rout and predicts the government will seize complete control of the region within a day.
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Macedonia
Toe
Baltimore and Philadelphia Live Stock and Poultry Prices
Baltimore market reports cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs with price ranges for different grades and weights. Steers top at 10.00, best cows 6.50 to 7.50, hogs down slightly for heavy weights, spring lambs 10.50 to 10.75. Philadelphia lists live poultry prices, dressed poultry, butter scores, and egg grades from U.S. standards.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Spring Ducks
Long Island
U. S
Grain quotations and cash prices across markets
Chicago closing grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with May July and Sept futures. Lard and bellies prices listed. Cash grain bids in Chicago No. wheat No. 4 white 85 No. 1 yellow 85. Baltimore market shows No. 2 red winter 95 1 2. Regional quotes from Winchester Richmond Lynchburg Harrisonburg. Quotations as of Saturday.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Lynchburg
Harisonburg
Elder Robinson to Stand Trial for Kidnapping Conspiracy
The Sixth Circuit upheld a Nashville ruling ordering Thomas H. Robinson Sr. to Louisville to face trial over the kidnapping of Mrs. Berry Stoll for a $50,000 ransom. The elder Robinson, his son Thomas H. Jr., and the daughter-in-law were indicted in Louisville on conspiracy charges after the ransom was paid.
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Cincinnati
Sixth
United States Circuit’ Court, of Appeals
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Louisville
Berry Stoll
Robinson
Thomas H. Jr
H. V. Anderson
Stoll
United States
Julian H. Campbell
Market in Stocks and Cotton D Sharp in New York
In New York on March 11 a wide open break in cotton unsettled stocks and a quiet cotton decline of over a cent a pound accompanied by grain weakness. Steel and auto shares rose lifting some fears of a summer slowdown. autos led the 1935 recovery as production speeds up. Selected stocks showed losses for U S Steel Beth lehem National Distillers Cerro De Pasco while Chrysler Union Pacific fell about 2 points.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Distillers
Cerro de Pasco
Case
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chrysler
American Smelting
Westinghouse Electric
Wall Street
Local Markets Prices for Patent Brand Flour and Grains
The Local Wholesale and Retail Market lists patent flour in various bag sizes with per barrel prices from 6.00 to 7.40 for wholesale and 6.50 to 7.40 for retail. Also shown are shelled and cracked corn, corn meal, middlings, mixed feed, dairy feed, egg mash, and butter fat figures, with prices for eggs, lamb, sheep, live hogs, and related dairy products.
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Star
Kasco
Éviedmer Eden
Sign-Up To Close Saturday March 23 For Farm Program
Frederick county announces the corn hog program will close Saturday March 23 with a city wide clean up campaign by community committees. Contracts for 1935 allow a 10 to 20 percent increase in corn acreage and a 15 percent rise in hogs from last year. There will be no contracted acres or restrictions on other crops or livestock. The signer may trade feeder hogs freely and payments include thirty five cents per bushel for contracted corn and fifteen dollars per head for hog reductions.
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Frederick County
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
All-Sars
County
Mrs
Kate Vanzee
Warrenton
E. R. Rudacille
William E. Carson
Mary McNeill
B. B. Dutton
Philip Hollis
Mildred Sirbaugh
Alvin Johnson
Blue Ridge Avenue
Thomas Johnston, Jr
Randolph Macon College
Ashland, Va
Thomas Johnston
Mrs. Duffield May
Roanoke, Va
Mrs. Smith Thompson
William Early
James Meigs
Luray
Leah Edmonston
Baltimore, Md
Mrs. C. M. Venable
Richard MacCauley
Riverton
Paul Burke
Mrs. L. W. Burke
Velma
Polly Franklin
Theresa Carroll
Messrs
Randolph
Pete Aleshire
Ralph Ruffman
Richard Price
Mildred
Gertrude Cameron
Dorothy Mowery
Katherine Keith
Louise Pingley
Middletown
Reese Hammock
Marjorie Rhodes
Sam and
Alice McKay
S. Bryne Downing, Sr
Bel Air
LeRoy Corron
Fredericksburg
Warren
Royal Avenue
Mary Baumgardner
Main Street
Frances Samsell
Luray Street
Manor Street
Mary Louise Purdum
Boundary
Virginia Avenues
Villa
First Streets
Elizabeth Thompson
Cloud and
Church Street
Central City
Evelyn Johnson
Lee, Chester, Jackson
C. M. Vint
Reginald Stickley
Philip Ambler
Fork
Hugh Bowman
South River
Carrie Edmonds
Catharine Carter
Rotary Club
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Loving Service Circle of Kings’ Daughters
What
Circle Kings’ Daughters
Order of Eastern Star, Odd Fellows
Parent Teachers’ Association Garden Club
Willing Workers’ Circle of Kings
Robert T. Barton
R. T. Barton
South Washington Street
Labor
Atlantic States
John Marshall Hotel
Williamsburg
John Stewart Bryan
William and
Mary Colleee
Baltimore Man
Ala
Rosenberg IS
Negro Jones
Tsagezi
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Vienna
Elder Robinson
Stock Exchange
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Consol. Gas of
Eee
Acts
Ectric
Otors
Eae
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Oil of N. J
Woolworth
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