L O F Lodge Marks 27th Anniversary Program
Front Royal lodge No 74 I O O F observed its 27th anniversary with 100 plus members and guests from Charlottesville Alexandria Winchester Warrenton Stephens City and Bentonville The event featured speakers including J B Mann and Reuben E Grubbs and included a 1845 and 1875 organizational history segment followed by refreshments hosted with the Front Royal Rebekah Lodge assistance
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Front Royal
Charlottesville
Alexandria
Winchester
Warrenton
Stephens City
Bentonville
Front Royal Lodge
Potomac Lodge
George W Butz
Co. W. O'Mara
J. A. Hall
Andrew J. Butcher
J. B. Mann
C.y.binson
Edgar Mason
Elmer Cummings
Washington
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Curtis Reynolds
Fred Flynn
P. M. Shirey
W. E. Sheppard
W. R. Thomason
J. H. Shiner
E. Barr Samsell
R. F. Collins
C. A.kidd
R. L. Walker
Marvin A. Trout
Aubrey G. Weaver
John C. Reeves
Lloyd T. Sonner
E. C. Smith
W. R. Wine
Reuben E. Grubbs
T. Eugene West
Girls Team To Meet Undefeated Jefferson High
Warren County High School girls basketball team will play a postseason game against the undefeated Thomas Jefferson High School girls team in Richmond on Friday afternoon. Coach Laura Trout will lead ten players on the trip with accompanying chaperones Miss Trout and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dutrow. The trip includes a Friday luncheon and a Saturday sight seeing tour before returning to Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Laura Trout
Warren County High School
Warren County
Thomas Jefferson High School
Richmond
L. B. Dutrow
Petersburg
CCC Boxers To Spar On Monday
Front Royal March 20 The Harmony Hollow boxing team will meet Camp Roosevelt here on Monday March 25 at the Murphy Theatre after the first show. The main feature is an exhibition between Mose Roberts and Buddy Fletcher two local colored boys trained by Sargent Klohe of the Remount Depot. After the exhibition, Harmony Hollow faces Roosevelt Camp. a recent meet with Sperryville CCC ended in a tie.
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Front Royal
Harmony Hollow CCC
Camp Roosevelt
Murphy Theatre
Mose Roberts
Buddy Fletcher
Sargent Klohe
Remount Depot
Harmony Hollow
Roosevelt Camp
Sperryville CCC
Social And Personal News Of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County social items report visitors from Washington D C and Winchester and local residents attending events. Notables include Mrs S B Downing host at Bel Air with Woodward Cook of Washington D C, and many residents visiting relatives or recovering from illness. A High School auditorium card party supports the Warren County Tuberculosis Association with new prize rules at each table. Local clubs plan a senior B Y P U program on prayer at First Baptist Church Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Mrs. Woodward Cook
Washington, D. C
Warren County Tuberculosis Association
J. Lee Potts
First Baptist Church
Frank Eastham
Flint Hill
February Tubercular Clinic Work Noted by Warren Nurse
The Warren County Health nurse Mrs. Hannah Jeter Weiser reported February activity highlighting the tubercular X ray clinic run with the state health department. 68 cases examined 36 X rayed 32 children tuberculin tested with several positive and suspicious results among Warren county residents.
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Front Royal
Hannah Jeter Weiser
Warren County
State Department of Health
Winchester
Association
G. Tyler Miller
I. G. Bierer
T. 8. Melton
H. H. Bowman
Leslie Fox
Missionary John Morrison to Speak at Local Church
The Rev. John M. Morrison of Luebo Africa, veteran Southern Presbyterian missionary to the Belgian Congo, will address the congregation tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church at 7:30 PM. His talk will feature slides to illustrate forty four years in Africa.
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Front Royal
John M. Morrison
Luebo
Africa
Southern Presbyterian Church
Belgian Congo
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Morrison
Dawn To Make Pageant Theme At Apple Fete
A brief notice states Dawn will select a theme for the Apple fete pageant. The article promises five famous historical episodes to be outlined during the event.
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Dawn
Nations urge united peace amid German rearmament
A London Times report notes Britain France Italy and Russia should stand solid for peace as Hitler proclaims rearmament. Berlin briefs claim talks with Sir John Simon will be on equal terms, with military questions set aside. Spectacle of air maneuvers and mass mobilization sparks public fervor. Eden to Paris for talks with Laval and Sovich. France protests rearmament, while Britain and Italy push for a conference to resolve differences.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
London Times
the Thunderer
Adolf Hitler
Paris
Berlin
Germany
John Simon
Fuehrer
Britain
Sir John
Theummer
Werner von Blomberg
Reich
von Blomberg
Reichswehr
Blomberg
London
Anthony Eden
Privy Seal
Eden
Fulvio Sovich
Peirre Laval
Premier Flandin warns France to stay vigilant
London reports a consensus from official and public opinion across European capitals that no immediate danger of war exists, though the old world faces a future armageddon unless national security problems are solved. The warning comes amid an ominous backdrop and ongoing tension in Europe.
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London
France Opens Tri-Partite Conference Over European Situation
France presses for a three way conference with Great Britain and Italy to address the new European situation. A formal protest note to Berlin accuses Germany of resuming conscription and air power, and violating Versailles while arguing Germany remains technically in the League of Nations. The note, relayed to Ambassador Francois-Poncet, calls for action before a Berlin delivery later today or tomorrow morning.
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France
Great Britain
Italy
Berlin
Germany
League
Funeral Plans Completed For Mrs Laura Good
Funeral arrangements are completed for Mrs. Laura Good wife of Stewart Good who died yesterday morning of a heart attack. The service will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church with Rev R B Campbell officiating. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are nephews Emmet, William, Hunter and Clarence Whitlock Richard Gear and Roy Wilt. She was 51 and survived by her husband two daughters Ruth Whitlock and Ethel Nalley a stepdaughter Eli Bowman three brothers Joseph Simon and Hunter Whitlock and several grandchildren.
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Laura Good
Stewart Good
Hunter
Clarence Whitlock
Richard Gear
Roy Wilt
Mrs. Good
Work relief will not accomplish desired purpose
Senator Byrd rails against the relief bill warning of soaring public debt and vast government outlays. He cites $34 billion in debt if passed and claims five percent of national wealth would be spent that year, urging elimination of two-budget schemes and calling for fiscal honesty and tax funding to cover deficits. He denounces the measure as disastrous for the country.
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United States
Congress of the United States
Byrd
Virginia
Democratic Party
Venture claim about Congress approving stock to back private sale
A fragment discusses a disputed assertion that Congress approved taking stock in a company to raise $1,000,000 to privately finance electrical appliance sales in the Tennessee Valley and similar ventures. The note argues such moves would compete with country merchants who fund government operations through taxes.
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Congress
Company
Tennessee Valley
Recent Transfers In County Realty
The county clerk reports recent deeds with multiple transfers. Hary R. Kern trustees to Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank cover 99 acres and 4814 acres for 1200 dollars. Edward L. Tharpe et ux transfer to Shirley Carter et al lots 49 50 51 and C on West Virginia Avenue near city limits for nominal consideration. Others include C W Parish to Maggie Parish Beulah Singleton 87 acres near Gore for 800 dollars and J W Snapp 8 acres Brucetown.
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Hary R. Kern
Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank
Covington
W. Va
Edward L. Tharpe
Shirley Carter
West Virginia
Avenue
C. W. Parish
Maggie Parish
Beula
Stonewall
Jacob H. Beaver
H.C. Carbaugh
Bartonville
Gavin Bowles
Commonwealth of Virginia
Winchester-Boyce Road
Alice Montgomery
J. W. Snapp
Brucetown
Grange Program At Middletown For Friday Night
Middletown Subordinate Grange in Middletown Va will hold an open meeting Friday night March 22 at 8 oclock in the Grange hall. Poultry authority M C Kilpatrick will speak on Brooding Problems followed by a program organized by lecturer R H Hammond including readings songs and a feather blowing contest.
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Middletown
Grange
M. C. Kilpatrick
R. H. Hammond
Reading
Ashley Brumback
James Downall
Mae Foltz
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Listed
Local markets page lists wholesale flour prices by brand and bag size, with 98 lb and 48 lb patent bags priced around 6.50 to 6.70 per barrel, plus 12 and 24 lb bags. Also shows shelled corn, cracked corn, mixed feed, dairy feeds, egg mash, corn meal, middlings, and country butter, with numerous unit prices and notes on fat content and brand names.
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Rae Beggs
Locals Split With West Virginia Teams Last Night
Winchester teams representing athletic clubs divided with Wardensville high school. Girls lost to West Virginians 8-7 in a close contest while the Men’s club beat the high school boys 30-5. Games postponed due to an upcoming spelling bee at Handley high school. Players for the Men's club included Baker Crowl W Crisman Doffemyer Widmyer H Crisman Pletcher Keller Burch Schneider. Referee Smith. Girls lineup and substitutes listed with Wardensville players and officials.
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Winchester
Wardensville High School
West Virginians
Handley High School
Baker
Crowl
W. Crisman
Doffiemyer
Widmyer
H. Crisman
Pletcher
Keller
Burch
Schneider
Smith
G. A. A. Wardensville
Rowe
Allen Erbe
Jordan Butsler
Orndorff
Largent
Heishman Bennett
Barney Preffitt
Frye
G. A. A. Scrivener
Seal
Jasper
Wardensville
Wilson
Fries
Veterans Bonus Plans Split as Vinson Debates Bills
Congress debates veteran bonus options as Vinson urges Treasury payment method while Andrews proposes negotiable government bonds. supporters say White House stance shifts, and House rules could steer floor choice away from the Vinson plan toward Patman or other bonus schemes.
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Vinson
Treasury
Rep. Andrews
R-Ny
Veterans’ Administration
Andrews
White House
Patman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hopkins Accepts Maryland Relief Plan Amid Funding
On March 20, 194? Harry L. Hopkins informed Governor Nice the federal government accepted Maryland’s five million dollar relief program. The plan provides 3.5 million annually for relief and 1.5 million for old age pensions, with funds to replenish Maryland and Baltimore relief coffers immediately.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Nice
Maryland
Hopkins
Tyd~ings
Radcliffe
Baltimore
Coal Differences Discussed At Conference
Washington March 20. The joint contract committee of Appalachian operators and the United Mine Workers debated wage differences for Northern and Southern soft coal miners as they negotiate a new contract to replace the expiring one. The union threatens to strike April 1 unless an agreement is reached, seeking a 50 cent daily pay increase and a 30 hour week instead of 35 hours.
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Washington
Joint
United Mine Workers
Do Not Pare Corns Says Ice Mint Cure Ad
An old advertisement warns against cutting corns or callouses due to infection risk. It promotes Ice Mint foot treatment from a druggist, claiming fast relief and easy removal of the corn with no cutting, leaving surrounding skin healthy. It touts benefits for sore tired feet and advises stopping paring.
Livestock And Produce Markets Fairly Steady Prices
Market reports show slaughter steers at 6.00 to 10.50 with varied grades and weights. Hogs mostly 8.75 to 9.40 per 100 pounds with truck hogs lower. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs 8.25 to 9.25, ewes 4.00 to 5.00. Philadelphia butter 30 to 30 1 4 cents, eggs 60 to 63 cents a dozen, prices unchanged.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Market in Stocks and Commodities on March Wall Street
Wall Street held steady as Washington and Europe dominated attention. Grains rose slightly amid dust storms in the Midwest. cotton failed to regain losses. Bonds mixed. rails firm. Gold bloc steadied. sterling eased. Steel shares resilient despite iron production dip. Utilities showed slight buying. Farm implements and mail orders up with grain tone. Motors and rails near steady. Selected 2 p.m. stock quotes include Allied Chemicals 11354 and U. S. Steel 28.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Europe
Middle West
American Water Works
Public Service
N. J
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemicals
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Arch Topeka & San Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Standard Oil of
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Futures And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago market round up shows May wheat at 93 1/2 to 94 1/4 cents, July 91 1/2 to 91 3/4, Sept 91 1/4 to 91 3/4. Corn bids range March 80 3/4, May 78 1/2, July 74 3/4, Sept 71 1/2. Oats May 43 5/8 to 44 7/8, July 39 1/2 to 39 3/4, Sept 38 1/4 to 38 3/4. Rye May 55 1/4, July 56 1/4, Sept 56 1/2. Barley May 63 1/4, July 56. Lard May 12.40, July 12.42, Sept 12.40. Bellies May 16.15, July 16.30. Cash grain quotes include Wheat No 2 hard around 1.01, Corn old No 2 yellow 84 3/4 to 84 1/2, new No 5 mixed 77, No 2 yellow 83, No 4 white 83 3/4. Baltimore Wheat No 2 red winter spot around 95, March 95. Winchester Wheat 93 cents, White corn 95 cents, Yellow corn 90 cents. All quotations based on deliveries at mill. Richmond No 2 red winter around 1.05. Roanoke and Lynchburg No 2 red winter around 1.05 and 1.04.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Public Sale at Daniel Wright Farm near Bunker Hill
Discontinuing farming, sale set for Friday March 22, 1935 at 10 30 A M on the Daniel Wright home farm four miles west of Bunker Hill and rests on the road to Woodbine School House. Auction features 5 horses and colts, 20 milk cows in full milk flow, one Holstein bull, 11 hogs and a full line of implements and hardness. Cash terms. Co P Hardy et al, Aud Le Clendenning, Clerk.
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Daniel Wright
Bunker Hill
Wood
Bine
Rest Church
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W. L. Keyser
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Clark County
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T. J. Jenser
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William Johnson
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