Front Royal Fans Organize All-Stars Baseball Team
In Warren County court house over 60 Front Royal fans attend an organizing meeting for the Front Royal All-Stars with B. J. Hillidge as president and H. W. Smith as vice president. Directors elected include Dr. W. W er, Lyle F. Hansbrough, and T. B. Duncan. a manager will be chosen next week.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Front Royal All-Stars
B. J. Hillidge
H. W. Smith
Lyle F. Hansbrough
Duncan
Stewart C. Payne
Lewis Eastham
All-Stars
Will Be Dean of Training School
Charles A. York of Front Royal will act as dean of the Young People's Training Conference at Braddock Street Methodist Church Winchester starting Sunday afternoon and continuing Friday March 29. The conference serves the Winchester district Methodist Church South youth.
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Front Royal
Charles A. York
Ront Royal
Young People’s
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Winchester
Methodist Church
South
Bids Opened for County Court House and Local Buildings
Front Royal on March 22 contractors bid for Warren County Court House Front Royal municipal building and grade school in Riverton and Front Royal will be opened here March 25.
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Front Royal
Warren County Court
Louse
Riverton
Front
Mont Royal
Not Black Enough To Be Convincing
John Cook of Rappahannock county was arrested Saturday evening after blacking his face and tying a handkerchief around his neck. Town Sergeant E C Smith and Officer Hammock observed flaws in the coloring and followed him for several blocks. Cook, free on bail, is expected to appear for trial Monday on a charge officers say involves an attempt to pass checks.
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Front Royal
John Cook
Rappahannock County
Cook
E. C. Smith
Hammock
Circle Welcomes Two New Members
The Whatsoever Circle of the Kings' Daughters in Front Royal met at Mrs. B. J. Hillidge’s home with hostesses Mrs. H. H. Marlowe and Mrs. W. Berkley Steed. Two new members were added Mrs. J. J. Foster and Mrs. Charles Sedwick. Attendance reached 29. A radio payment for a shut-in was completed and a $10 donation was set for the State Fresh Air Camp. A report on a recent food sale and mov ing picture was given by Mrs. Stephen M. Boyd. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Hugh Bowman with the message Looking Eastward. A social hour followed a short business session.
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Front Royal
Kings’ Daughters
B. J. Hillidge
H. H. Marlowe
W. Berkley Steed
J. J. Foster
Charles Sedwick
Stephen M. Boyd
Hugh Bowman
Fire alarm for grass blaze in Front Royal area
A general alarm sounded yesterday afternoon around 5 15 for a dead grass fire in the southwest Front Royal area. The blaze got out of control of the guardian but was quickly extinguished by the Relief Fire Department on arrival.
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Front Royal
Front Royal and Warren County Social News Highlights
Social notes from Front Royal and Warren County report visits by Mr. George Alexander Ramsey of Glasgow Scotland and Mrs. Frank L. Buckley of Winchester. Measles illnesses affect Bim Cook and Nevada Sonner. flu limits Mrs. Coleman Ware. Miss Laura Trout leaves for Rich mond to see Thomas Jefferson prep girls. several locals visit Washington D C and New York. A card party of the Warren County Tuberculosis Association draws fourteen tables, and the Front Royal Rotary Club holds its weekly luncheon at the Afton Inn.
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Laura Trout
Warren County High School
Richmond
Thomas Jefferson High School
L. B. Dutrow
Warren County Tuberculosis Association
Hotel Property Sold at Public Auction in Front Royal
The Strickler Hotel property in Front Royal sold for 17 100 to B M Sullivan from Winchester at a public auction. John H Downing acted as substituted trustee under a deed held by H B McCormac of Winchester. The site has housed a hotel for over a century and helped form Warren county.
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Front Royal
Strickler
B. M. Sullivan
Winchester
John H. Downing
H. B. McCormac
Warren County
Warren County High reflects .500 season after 7 win 7 loss
Seven wins and seven losses give Warren County high school boys basketball a .500 year. Standouts Potts 93 points in 14 games, Houghton 87 in 12, Eckardt 44 in 12, Dunn 38 in 14, Cameron 19 in 11, Williams 17 in 8. Also notes baseball squad tryouts begin next Monday for 1935 season.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
Potts
Houghton
Eckardt
Dunn
Cameron
Williams
Harding’s Sister Dies In Marion
Mrs Abigail Harding Lewis 59 sister of the late President Warren G Harding died at her Marion home. She had suffered ill health for years and died suddenly of a heart attack. She taught in Marion public schools before marrying Ralph T Lewis, a local real estate dealer, in 1934.
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Marion, O
Abigail Harding Lewis
Warren G. Harding
Lewis
Marion Public
Ralph T. Lewis
Marion
Washington Leads in Lumber Since 1904
Washington has held first place among lumber producing states since 1904 except 1914. In 1926 its peak year it produced 7 546 000 000 feet or one fifth of the US lumber cut.
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Washington
United States
Coal Conferees Cut Committee In Wage Talks
Appalachian soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers reduced the size of their joint wage and hour contract committee today to speed negotiations. Washington report.
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Washington
Appalachian Soft
United Mine Workers
Fifteen Injured in French Tax Protests in Paris
In Paris on March 22, fifteen people were injured and 37 arrested as storekeepers clashed with police in front of the Senate during a tax protest. Demonstrators attacked officers and damaged storefronts amid rising tensions over tax policy.
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Paris
Senate
Woman Shot By Soldier Is Dead in Arkansas
Miss Harriet Hasty, 35, of Paragould, Ark, died at noon after a gunshot wound from a Missouri National Guardsman patrolling a bridge over the swollen St Francis River. The shooting happened late last night while authorities investigated circumstances.
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Paragould
Ark
Harriet Hasty
Missouri National
Sanity of Fish Put Up To Jury
In White Plains New York on March 22 the jury of eleven fathers and the bachelor must decide Albert H Fish the confessed slayer of Grace Budd is sane and should be electrocuted or insane and imprisoned for life as the trial opens.
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White Plains
N. Y
Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Italy Ready For Arbitration
Geneva March 22 Italy refused Ethiopia's appeal to the League under article 15 calling for an investigation. Italy said it was ready to accept arbitration in principle and expressed willingness to participate in a settlement process.
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Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Livestock And Produce Markets Review With Prices
Markets report beef calves hogs and pigs with price ranges for cows bulls calves weaners and hog weights. Philadelphia notes live and dressed poultry unchanged and egg prices steady with butter quotes and U S Department data.
Market Slips as Utilities Pressure Stocks on Wall Street
New York March 22 Markets open weary and drift with small price moves. Leading power shares stabilize around noon as utilities wobble and bonds idle with little change. Belgium’s gold standard issue sparks foreign exchange volatility.
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Wall Street
New York
Aiso
Eee
Belgium
Belgas
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Central
Penn. Railroad
Standard Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Markets and Wholesale Feed Prices List
The Star lists daily wholesale market prices for flour and feed products. It includes patent brand flour in various bag sizes, shelled corn and cracked corn, mixed feed, egg mash, corn meal, middlings, dairy feeds, and live hogs and lambs. Prices are shown per hundredweight or per bag, with several multipliers and notes on butter products and livestock values.
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Star
I.s.csseees
Cracked Corp
Futures and cash grain quotations across wheat and corn markets
Chicago March 22 closing grain prices show wheat May 95 1-4 to 3-8 July 92 1-4 to 3-8 Sept 80 1-2 corn May 78 5-8 to 3-4 July 14 1-8 to 1-4 Sept 70 48 to 1-4 oats May 44 1-4 July 39 5-8 Sept 37 7-8 rye May 56 to 56 1-8 July 57 1-2 to 5-8 Sept 58 7-8 barley May 63 1-2 July 56 lard May 12.80 July 12.80 Sept 12.85 bellies May 16.10 July 16.20. Chicago cash grains: No. 1 hard 1.03 1-4 No. 2 hard 1.03 old corn 82 new 78 No. 3 mixed 78 No. 2 yellow 83 oats No. 2 white 49 1-2. Baltimore wheat No. 2 red winter 96% 96%. Winchester wheat 94 cents. Yellow corn 88 cents, white corn 93 cents, barrels $4.40-$4.65. Richmond No. 2 red winter $1 Roanoke 105 Harrisonburg 94. Quotations as of yesterday.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Richmond
Roanoke
Harrisonburg
Insall Brother Sent To Canada Reports Reach Detroit
Martin J. Insall, freed of charges connected to the collapse of the utilities empire built by his brother Samuel, was reported to have left for Canada today as a British subject from Detroit.
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Detroit
Martin J. Insall
Samuel
Canada
Experimental Robot Plane Still Afloat Over Oakland
A Fresno Department of Commerce radio relay reported the experimental Department of Commerce robot plane remained safe and in the air at 9 50 a m over Oakland California as of March 22.
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Oakland
Calif
Fresno ‘Department of Commerce
Department of Commre Xprimntal “Roment of Commerce
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Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Circle
George Alexander Ramsey
Glasgow
Scotland
Bim Cook
Giles B. Cook
R. J. Henson
Edith May
Bennett's Chapel
Frank L. Buckley
Winchseter
Mattie Strickler
Messrs
Mary McNeill
William E. Carson
Isaac Rudacille
Elmer Partlow
Strasburg
Lewin
Virginia
Ruth Ewers
Roanoke, Va
Richard Collins
Central City
Mary Ward Shannon
FERA
Court Records Office
E. H. Keyser
Keyser
S. Graber
Gretna, Va
Mrs. Keyser
Washington, D. C
Dr. Keyser
Mid. Keyser
Flint Hill
Theodore Supinger
Cloud Street
Commonwealth's
Frank Moffett
Washington, Va
Charles Jones
Limeton
Theodore Massaeus
Milldale
Margareta
Marvin J. Menefee
Luray
Willis Robertson
United States Congress
Kenneth Simpson
Frank Simpson
Rockland
Mrs. Voilette Collins
Nevada Sonner
Mrs
Lloyd Sonner
Audrey Smith
Larry Petitt
Southwest Virginia
J. P. Kincheloe
Rectortown
Fauquier County
Mae LeHew
Gen
Beverly Browne
New York City
Edward Woolston
Billy Woolston
Ruth Gilkey
Chester Street
Elizabeth Gilkey
Afton Inn
Alex. Earle
Harding
Sanity of Fish
Philadelphia
U. S
Insall
Luxenberg
Loudoun St
Farstermann Woolens
Betty Shoppe
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
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