Baptists Hold Mid-Year Meet in Front Royal
The Shenandoah Baptist Association held its mid-year meeting at First Baptist Church in Front Royal with morning and afternoon sessions. Topics included The Organized Church, The Meaning of Church Membership, and Is the B Y P U an Asset or a Liability with speakers Rev. J A Brown Rev C V Van Der Linden Rev E M Ramsey and others. A sermon by Rev E M Vaughan closed the morning session and a luncheon followed.
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Ront Royal
Shenandoah Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Front Royal
J. A. Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchseter
J. W. Brown
Church Missionary Society
E. T. Clark
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
W. Emory Trainhamm
E. M. Vaughan
Shenandoah
C After
Goodwin Frazier
T. A. Hawthorne
Winchester
A. L. Parker
Berryville
Builders Busy in Front Royal Remodeling and Additions
Front Royal shows active construction with Haberdashers expanding floor space and display room. The Front Royal Motor Company converts a former grocery area into a display room with concrete floor and plate glass. B J Sager begins a Chester street warehouse and workshop for garage and storage use.
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Front Royal
Habe
Front Royal Motor Company
Chester Street
B. J. Sager
Haberdashers
Happy” Maddox
Tom Kerns
Royal Motors
Buttsfield
Lions Club Considers Minstrel Show Proposal
The Front Royal Lions Club met at the Royal Club Inn with 25 members. A committee was appointed to study a minstrel show plan and report next meeting. Reports from all committees were heard. Guests included Frank Forsyth IJ, H. K. Kerfoot, Merle Tracy of Tennessee.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
Royal Club Inn
Messrs
Frank Forsyth
H. K. Kerfoot
Merle Tracy
Tennessee
Fire crews quell chimney blaze at William Fox residence
Relief Fire Department of Front Royal answered an alarm at about 7 30 this morning. The chimney fire at William Fox's Central City home was quickly extinguished with no serious damage reported.
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Front Royal
William Fox
Central City
Warren County High to face Falcon Club in final game
Front Royal March 13 Warren County High School boys and girls teams play their season finale against the Falcon Club of Toms Brook at 7 30 in the A M A gym. Local social notes report assorted visits and travel by residents and officials in Washington Richmond and nearby towns.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Falcon Club
Toms Brook
New Deal opposition grows after shifts in public sentiment
Observers note increasing anti New Deal sentiment in both parties as campaigns intensify and mail to Congress floods in. Huey Long's critique and share our wealth stance, plus World Court and prevailing wage debates, shape a more hopeful mood for critics ahead of the next presidential race.
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Capitol
Huey Long
Greek Rebellion Leaders Faces Possible Execution
Crowds fill Athens as Venizelos is reported retired from politics while 300 rebels await disloyalty penalties. General Kondylis returns aboard a Loyalist triumph and rumors of a monarchist restoration spread as images of King Constantine circulate.
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Eleutherios Venizelos
Rhodes
Cassae
Venizelos
George Kondylis
Tsaldaris
Zito
Constantine
City Faces Acute Need as Relief Appeals Continue
An ongoing appeal plans a single fall drive to fund city charitable work for a year. Daily reports describe poverty-stricken, unemployed families in urgent need of relief, stressing the expanding demand on local aid organizations.
Unclear Work Relief Program Awaiting Legislative Action
The report says the extent of the works program for the employable is not known and will not be known until action is taken on legislation in Washington. The description notes acute difficulty in obtaining work and relief pending federal decision.
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Washingon
Still Hold Two In Gold Case
Scott L. Rush and Raymond A. Seltzer remain confined for investigation in a gold larceny case alongside Edward J. Rosenberg who was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to 12 months. Judge Donald Weems rejected a motion to dismiss against Seltzer. Rosenberg bonds at 2000 dollars, held for failure to provide surety, with a possible next court term pending grand jury action.
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Scott L. Rush
Raymond A. Seltzer
Philadelphia
Edward J. Rosenberg
Seltzer
Donald Weems
Burr Harrison
Rosenberg
Corporation Court
Local Markets and Prices in Daily Wholesale Market
The Local Markets listing shows prices for flour short patent, patent brand, shelled and cracked corn, mixed feed, dairy feeds, egg mash, corn meal, middlings, and livestock. Prices are given per 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bags and per hundredweight for certain items, with notes on butter and meats including lambs and hogs.
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Star
Kasco
Woseekse
I. Habeee
State Auditor's Report Details Shenandoah Park Funds Use
The Richmond audit reports 366 782 13 spent by the State Conservation Commission on Shenandoah Park promotion and park land acquisition. It notes 181 578 7 acres costing 1 847 244 63 and 31 797 01 in Hoover camp related costs. It cites unusual expenditures and donor sources including Rockefeller Jr Edison Ford and Ball Brothers.
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Richmond
L. McCarthy Downs
Peery
Virginia Conservation and Development Commission
Byrd
Auditor Downs
Shenandoah National Park
Hoover Camp
Hoover
Carson
William E. Carson
Riverton
General Assembly
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Henry Ford
A. P. Staples
Cape Henry
Rapidan
Commission
Shenandoah Park
Shenandoah National Park Fund
State Department
Commonwealth Club
Chamberlin-Vanderbilt
Old Point
Colonial National Monument Area
Yorktown
State Park Conference
National Park
Bear Mountain
Camp Rapidan
Hoover Schol
Hoovers
A. C. Carson
Commonwealth
Thomas A. Edison
Edsel Ford
Went. Grant
Ball Brothers Co
Indiana
Virginia
Richmond Committee
Shenandoah National Park Association, Inc
Chapin Jones
Creamery and feed prices alongside trans-ocean navigation plans
A mixed item list shows prices for flour and feed products such as corn meal bran and egg mash, followed by a note on Pan American Airways plans for an aerial route between here and Manila. It mentions two test flights by the department’s mystery plane, one lasting four hours Monday night and another over three hours earlier today.
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Pan-American Airways
Here
Manila
Mystery Plane Tests Flight Over Pacific for Honolulu Route
A Commerce Department air navigation test flight progressed near Oakland with Director Eugene Vidal stating the ultimate test may involve a Pacific flight to Honolulu. The department is evaluating flights over the ocean to advance navigation aids.
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Oakland
Calif
Department of Commerce
Eugene Vidal
Department of Bureau of Air Commerce
Honolulu
Vidal
Department
Pacific Ocean
Modern and Classical Greek Language Evolution
The modern Greek language diverged from ancient Greek mainly through loanwords from Italian and Turkish, though not to an extent that created a mixed language. After 1830 the Greek kingdom spurred a language purification movement seeking closer alignment with ancient Greek idiom.
Delayed-Dormant Apple Spray Guidance and Insect Controls
Growers on the spray service list receive Circular 304 guidance for delayed-dormant spray to combat red mite scales and aphids in apples. The notice details target pests, recommended oil and cresylic acid combinations, timing windows, preparation steps, and cautions on cresylic acid grade and application timing.
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West Virginia
San Jose
Panhandle
Inwood
Baltimore Livestock And Produce Markets March 13
Cattle steady with slaughter steers 6.00 to 10.50 per cwt and heifers 5.25 to 8.50. Calves steady with weights 9.00 to 10.00 for good and choice heifers. Hogs 225 lower with truck hogs 25 cents under quotes. 140-250 lb ranges 9.35 to 10.10, pigs 7.80 to 9.45. Philadelphia dressed poultry 19 to 23 12, live poultry unchanged. eggs and butter prices listed by U S Dept. Agr.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago March 13 Glosing grain prices Wheat May 93 3 4 to 7 8 July 89 5 8 to 3 4 Sept 89 5 8 to 34 Corn Mar 82 May 179 1 8 July 73 3 4 to 7 8 Sept 73 1 2 Oats May 47 1 8 to 1 4 July 40 7 8 to 41 Sept 39 1 8 Rye May 59 1 2 July 50 3 8 Sept 61 3 4 Barley May 67 July 65 Lard May 12 90 July 12 97 Sept 12 95 Bellies May 16 12 July 16 30 Chicago Cash Grain CHICAG March 13 Wheat no sales corn No 3 mixed 81 1 4 a 3 yellow 84 No 3 white 87 Baltimore Wheat BALTIMORE March 13 Wheat No 2 red winter garlicky spot domestic 95 1 2 March 95 1 2 Winchester Markets Wheat 93 cents bushel White corn 95 cents bushel 4 75 barrel Yellow corn 90 cents bushel 4 50 barrel All quotations based on deliveries at mill Other Wheat Markets Richmond No 2 red winter 1 Roanoke No 2 red winter 1 05 Lynchburg 1 05 Harrisonburg cents Quotations as of yesterday
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Stock Market Closes Mixed Despite Squally Session
March 13 New York market report shows stocks holding mostly even as rail fears press and rails selloff weighs on bonds. Sugar and International Business Machines fall slightly after solid 1934 earnings. select issues list shows Allied Chemical 130 3 4, American Can 114, General Electric 21 1 2, U S Steel 29 1 2 among others.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
Ican Smelters
Rican Tel. & Tel
Atch., Topeka
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penu, Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Jefferson Wrote Declaration In One Night By Dawn
Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence in a single session started at night and completed by dawn. He used a self-made writing desk and quill, both preserved as historical artifacts. The account highlights his swift drafting pace and the lasting preservation of the desk.
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Thomas Jefferson
Japanese fishermen train cormorants to haul fish
In Japan, fishermen train cormorants to dive and catch fish for their boats. The trained birds reportedly bring up to 100 fish per hour, delivering them to the crew.
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Japan
Public Sale of Valuable Realty in Winchester and Frederick County
Special Commissioners announce a public auction under a February 26 1935 decree in A C Oates v Bailey et al. The sale on April 13 1935 at 11 a m in Winchester includes three parcels: No 126 West Leicester Street Winchester 60 acre Kernstown area land and 46 acre Shady Elm Road tract. Terms: one third cash day of sale then two equal annual installments with bonds and a deed of trust.
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A. C. Oates
Frank W. Bailey
Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court
Winchester
City of
West Leicester Street
Edna Brown Ateierson
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Middle Road
Kernstown
Alice Bailey
William C. Marshall
Shady Elm Road
F. A. Shryock
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Warren County
Bureau
The
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Baptists
Winchester Leaders
Lions Club
Mrs. Voilette Colins
Washington, D. C
Messrs. C. M. Venable
L. C. Grannis
Kings Daughters
J. A. McCormick
Manor Avenue
W. A. Carron
H. C. Coe
Morrisville
Fauquier County
T. T. Jones
Lieut
Warren Whiteside
U. S. Navy
W. W. Whiteside
Front Royal Remount Depot
Royal
Parent-Teachers Association
Ays
A. L. Harrison
Thomas Johnston
Ashland
Aubrey G. Weaver
Mr. Turner Slaughter
Richmond, Va
Velma Baggarly
Mrs. C. N. Baggarly
Browntown
Long Beach
Joseph Carson
Mrs
A. D. Cone
Lombardy Apartments
Margaret Hurst
Town
Frank Gibb, Jr
Mattie H. Clapp
Florida
John Traister
Lexington, Va
Cleo Guy
Virginia Young
Mary Jeter
Raymond Weiser
Maple Shade
State Conservation Commission
W. E. Carson
Mystery Plane
Andyke’s
Rosy Aphis
Herbert S. Larrick
James
P. Reardon
Wr Payttd
W. Dmanmerry
Ww. F. Shayock
John M. Steck
C. I. Brumback
Audt
A.C. Oe
Als
Ags
Frank W Bailey
I. C
Co. C. Brannon
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