Boxing Match Ends In The Forfeit In Front Royal
A boxing meet at Murphy Theatre in Front Royal drew 600 spectators and ended 3 to 3. Harmony Hollow CCC forfeited in unlimited class. Key bouts featured Kominski over Holmes in featherweight, Vick over Lazear in light, Kohle over Davis in welter, Ramsey over Hawery on a foul in middle, Caudle over Carter in lightweight, and Carney of Sperryville winning by forfeit in unlimited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Harmony Hollow
Sperryville
Murphy Theatre
Lieut
T. A. Wooten
Vey Gap
Vv. M. I
Carney
Mrs. D. C. Boles Seeks Divorce From David Boles
Front Royal report shows Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Boles filing for divorce from David C. Boles in Warren County Circuit Court. Suit alleges desertion and continuous excessive drinking. Proceedings began with process on February 11. Attorney for plaintiff is from Alexandria, Senate district. defense represented by Berryville firm. Boles family ties noted. couple wed at Meade Memorial Church White Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Circuit Court
Warren County
Elizabeth Lee Boles
David C. Boles
Janie M. Lee
John C. Lee
Milldale
Boles
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Baltimore County
Locals Take Two From Toms Brook Front Royal game recap
The Warren County high school teams closed their season by twin wins over Toms Brook in Randolph-Macon Gymnasium. The Warren girls defeated the Falcons 20 to 10 with Boyd scoring 13 and Smith 10 for Toms Brook. The Warren County boys won 41 to 32 as Echardt led Front Royal with 15 points and Smith of Toms Brook had 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County
Randolph-Macon
Falcons
Toms Brook
Warren Girls
Boyd
Smith
Warren County Boys
Echardt
Dope Ring Nets Two Arrests In Florida Raids
Jacksonville March 15 two men were arrested by United States marshal's deputies in connection with nationwide roundups of narcotic law violation suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonville
Fila
United States Marshal’s
Social And Personal News Of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal Warren County society notes list measles. visits. registrations at Royal Club Inn. entertaining guests at Amherst street homes. travel to Washington Richmond Woodstock and Ocean City. school events at Warren County High School. Rotary Club luncheon with Dr Samuel P Duke as speaker. St Patrick day dinner and bridge at Royal Club Inn with prizes awarded to Mrs C A Duke Captain E W Young and boobie to C A Duke.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Girls Athletic Association
Warren County High School
Royal Club Inn
Murphy Theatre
Afton Inn
Samuel P. Duke
Harrisonbure State Teachers
Philip Cammer
Voilette Collins
C. A. Duke
E. W. Young
Randolph Macon Academy Trustees Hold Morning Meeting
The Randolph Macon Academy executive committee met at 10 30 in Colonel Boggs office. Attendees included Rev John Paul Tyler Rev Homer H Sherman Rev s J Battin W F Prettyman R C Watts Walker Pettyjohn plus Dr Theodore H Jack Dr S C Hatcher and Dr Samuel P Duke from nearby colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph- Macon Academy
John C. Boggs
Academy
John Paul Tyler
D. D
Baltimore
W. F. Prettyman
Rockville
R. C. Watts
Lynchburg
S. J. Battin
Portsmouth
Homer H. Sherman
Walker Pettyjohn
Randolph-Macon
Theodore H. Jack
Randolph- Macon College
S. C. Hatcher
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Samuel P. Duke
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Front Royal Odd Fellows Lodge Plans 27th Anniversary Program
The Front Royal Lodge No. 374 I C C F completes plans for a March 19 meeting honoring charter members and 25 year members. A 25 member delegation from the parent lodge will attend with visitors C V Robinson Warrenton grand master and Claude B Stickley Vaulcluse deputy grand master. L C Willey chairs the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Front Royal Lodge
No. 374
I. C
C. F
Odd Fellows
Lodge No. 374
Alexandria Lodge
C. V. Robinson
Warrenton
Grand Lodge of
Virginia
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Virginia Odd Fellows
L. C. Willey
Youth Reported Kidnapped Admits It Was a Fake
A youth who claimed kidnaping facing authorities confessed the alleged abduction was fabricated, saying they were kept at an unknown location. Investigators are reviewing the details and seeking to determine motive and any accomplices.
Kidnapping Report Highlights Non Harmful Abduction Case
A boy recounts being seized and kept in Philadelphia until about 10 pm Thursday night. He says his captors fed him cinnamon buns and milk and demanded money, taking $10 from his pockets. Investigators gave no official ransom payment details, while Wright, five DOJ agents, and Detective Keating rushed to the scene from Woodbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hyde
Wright
Department of Justice
George Keating
Woodbridge
Winchester District Young People's Conference Opens Sunday
The Winchester District Young People's Conference begins March 24 at Braddock Street Methodist Church with sessions 2:30 Sunday and 7:30 to 9:30 each evening through March 29. Classes include Missionary Education taught by Lelia Bagley, Personal Religion by Jos Rives, Teachings of Jesus by Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker, and Senior Young People's Administration by Charles A York. Books are available or rentable at the church. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Pee Reba Riley
Toay
Miss Riley
Braddock Street Southern Methodist Church
Lelia Bagley
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Bagley
J.os Rives
Emory Church
Washington
Citizens urged to assemble for mass meeting spectacle
Citizens urged to assemble at a city mass meeting as two miles of floats are decorated for a world renowned spectacle. Tens of thousands will stream into the city to view the display and flood local businesses while the event relies on energy from the people.
Community festival seeks ideas at mass meeting 1935
A formal get together tonight invites community members to offer suggestions for advancing the 1935 Famous Festival. Officials present include Arthur Field, J. F. Rodman Jr., Roy Cath er, Clark Cooper, Mrs. B. B. Dutton, and multiple railroad executives, police and freight agents, reflecting broad civic and transportation support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Heights
Arthur M. Field
H. Clay de Grange
J. F. Rodman, Jr
Roy A. Cather
Penna. Railroad
J. A. Appleton
F. R. Gerard
Philadelphia
BE. L. Hoopes
J. C. Vaeth
Baltimore Mail Steamship Co
Norris Longaker
R. W. Tate
Fruit Growers
Penna. R
Market in Stocks Shows Small Gains on Quiet Day
Stocks advanced fractionally in light trading with short coverings and cautious buying seen as traders expected a turn. Major groups recovered earlier losses while steels lagged over price making in Washington, oils and dairy failed to rebound, and various sectors including farm implements and rails edged higher with a list of 2 p m prices for key issues led by Allied Chemical and General Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Washington
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel & Tel
Board Meeting Formed Relief Drive Leadership
The Board of Public Welfare met to plan fund raising for 100 relief families. A three member committee will pick a chairman to lead the relief drive aiming to raise $6,000 for $15 monthly support over three months. Members from the board advisory and child welfare groups attended along with city manager Arthur Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Welfare
Lewis Hyde
R. T. Barton
Fred Whitacre
Logan Fay
Margaret Hurst
Rose Grim
Stewart Elting
J. C. Oakes
Amy W. Owen
D. J. Howard
J. A. Miller
G. C. Rose
Melvin Green
Robert Campbell
Arthur Field
John H. Rosenberger
James Miller
Roosevelt to Back Russell Wage Scale Plan
Senator Robinson urged adoption of the Russell compromise for the 4,880,000 work relief wage scales, saying it would be approved by President Roosevelt. He called the proposal a fair compromise while answering a veto question from Senator Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robinson
Senate
Roosevelt
Steiner
Siamese King Continues Studies in Switzerland
Prince Ananda the 11 year old king of Siam will remain in a private school in Lausanne for two more years before returning to Siam for coronation. Siamese officials who arrived from London paid homage and announced he would stay in school while regarded as sovereign.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Prince Ananda
Siam
London
Ananda
Nine Senators on Communist List Charged by Shearer
William B. Shearer, a Navy advocate, testified before the Senate munitions committee that nine Senators were recorded in Justice records as having past Communist Party affiliations. The tense session echoed an earlier uproar when Shearer denounced shipbuilders who once employed him as a propagandist at the 1927 Naval Limitations Conference in Geneva and later split with him over pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Shearer
Big Navy
Department of Justice
Communist Party
Senate Munitions Committee
Shearer
Geneva
Princess Ingrid Engaged to Marry Prince Frederik
STOCKHOLM March 15 The love match engagement of Princess Ingrid daughter of Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Iceland was officially announced today. The wedding date was not announced. Prince Frederik arrived from Copenhagen yesterday amid rumors of an imminent engagement, but court circles would not confirm until the proper moment. The 24 year old Ingrid is noted for charm and beauty and comes from a family famed for princesses. She loves tennis motoring dancing and riding.
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Stockholm
Ingrid
Gustaf
Sweden
Frederik
Denmark
Iceland
Copenhagen
Gustav
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Price List
The market page lists wholesale and retail flour prices by bag size with Patent Brand rates from 6.00 to 6.70 per bag, shelled corn and mixed feeds, corn meal, middlings, and dairy feeds. Egg mash and butter prices are included. several lines show broken or faded entries but key figures for 98 to 12 pound bags and related commodities are shown.
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Kasco
Ners Okah
Ceereser Pier
Illness Fatal To J Walter Parkins
Word was received that J Walter Parkins of Whites Ferry Maryland died at his home in the afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow morning at 9 30 o'clock with burial in the Parkins lot at Mount Hebron around noon. Rev R B Nelson will officiate. He is survived by his widow a son William S and a daughter Mrs Matilda P Myers One sister Mrs Carrie P Bailey resides in Rockingham North Carolina and her nephew F W Bailey lives here.
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J. Walter Parkins
White's Ferry
Parkins
Mount Hebron
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
William S
Matilda P. Myers
Carrie P. Bailey
Rockingham
N. C
F. W. Bailey
Baltimore Livestock and Produce Prices March Report
Baltimore market notes cattle and hog prices with steady cattle of various grades and hogs higher. Philadelphia poultry and butter prices listed with egg totals and USDA notes.
Grain Quotations and Cash Prices Across Markets
Chicago March 15 price list shows May wheat at 92 3-4 to 7-8, July 89 3-8 to 1-2, Sept 89 1-2 to 5-8. corn March 81 1-8, May 179 1-8 to 1-4, July 74 7-8 to 18, Sept 72 1-4. oats May 46 1-8 to 1-4, July 39 7-8 to 40, Sept 38. rye May 57 1-8, July 58 1-4, Sept 59 1-2. barley May 64, July 58. lard May 12.57, July 12.62, Sept 12.57 to 60. bellies May 15.80, July 15.95. Chicago cash grain includes wheat No 2 hard 1.00 1-4, No 2 1 New hard 99. corn old No 5 yellow 82, new No 3 yellow 82 1-2 to 83. Baltimore wheat No 2 red winter spot 95. March 95. Winchester Wheat 93 cents bushel. white corn 95 cents bushel, yellow corn 90 cents bushel. all quotations deliveries at mill. Richmond No 2 red winter car lots 1. Roanoke 1.05. Lynchburg 1.05. Harrisonburg 93 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Court Accepts Reynolds Plan for Smith Olds Estate
Judge Clayton Moore approved in Fox Superior Court the Reynolds family settlement plan for the Smith Olds estate. Anne Cannon Reynolds would receive 37 percent. Christopher Reynolds 25 percent. Libby Holman would gain 750000 dollars. the remainder would fund a charitable foundation by R J Reynolds Jr and his sister. Attorneys said the decision would be appealed to the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Winston - Salem
N. C
Clayton Moore
Smith Olds
Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Rey
Nolds
Anne Cannon
Christopher Reynolds
Libby Holman
Miss Holman
R. J. Reynolds, Jr
Fox Superior Court
North Carolina Supreme Court
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
CCC
D. C. Boles
Warren Court
U.S
Jack Collins
Sheriff
R. F. Collins
Manor Avenue
Gorden Armel
Tor
H. C. Warren
New Castle, Pa
John Hendrick
Richard E. Byrd
Amherst Street
B. Ney
Baltimore, Md
Maurice L. Scheuer
First Street
Henry Downing
Harrisonburg, Va
Lee Long
John Johnson
Seaman Borden
Washington, D. C
Lottie W. Whitehurst
Woodstock
Janet Brown
Mattie Brown
Chester St
J. B. Harnsberger
W. B. Carson
Robert Carter
Shenandoah Lodge
Waterlock
Frank Compton
New York City
T.S. Duncan
Leslie Fox
Holt
Ocean City
Rudacill’s Restaurant
Warren Drug Company
Young Peoples Conference
Unrysler
Consol
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Senators
Communist List
Princess Ingrid
Prince Frederik
U. S
Shamrock
Stewart Inn
Stewart St
Parrment Avenue
Loudoun Street
Fairtont Ave
Loudoun St
Cork St
N. Main St
South Braddock Street
Eberts Garage
Lamp’s
Hickory Seed Company
Hickory
North Carolina
South Kent St
E. Boscawen St
Care Star
N. Cameron
A. W. Jones
Shawnee Avenue
Watkins Nurseries
Mid
Lothian
Kelvinator
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