Bids Rejected On Front Royal Courthouse and Municipal Building
Bids for Warren County courthouse and Front Royal municipal building exceeded the Public Works Administration grants. Blackwell Engineering and Construction Co. bid $66,383 for the courthouse against a $50,000 limit, and $39,931 for the municipal building against a $36,000 limit. New specifications will be prepared to meet funding. Representatives from PWA and state engineers attended bid opening.
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Front Royal
Warren County Court House
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Front Royal Town
Blackwell Engineering and Construction Company
Richmond
Board of Supervisors
E. F. Duffey
Washington, D
Federal Public Works Administration
James A. Anderson
Public Works Administration
Locals Defeat Page Bowlers in Bowling Meet
The Independent bowling team of Front Royal defeated the Independent team of Luray by 126 pins. Front Royal totaled 2 696 pins to 2 570 for Luray. Armel led the locals with 591, followed by Billy Smith 550. Strickler led the visitors with 545. Billy Smith had the high game with 131, Ronalds next with 130.
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Front Royal
Luray
Armel
Billy” Smith
Strickler
Sale of Horses and Mules At Wallihan Stables
At the sale of horses and mules yesterday afternoon by Wal an and Lewin at Wallihan stables 35 head sold Buyers came from surrounding counties and a large crowd attended Prices ranged from 90 to 190 dollars per head with the average around. March 27 Before Trial Justice Walter G Olmstead Henry Holmes colored on a charge of larceny was fined 5 dollars and costs and sentenced to 12 months in jail.
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Front Royal
Walan and
Lewin
Wallihan
Walter G. Olmstead
Henry
Holmes
Lions Postpone Minstrel Show in Royal Club Inn Meeting
The Front Royal Lions Club dinner featured Captain John L. DeWitt Jr speaking on the History and Development of Co. C. C. Camp Harmony Hollow noting over 750 men trained there. The minstrel show plans were postponed for now after a committee advised delaying the event.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
Royal Club Inn
John L. DeWitt, Jr
DeWitt
Co. C. C
Harmony Hollow
Roosevelt and Local CCC Boys Fight Ends In Tie At Murphy Theatre
More than 600 boxing fans filled Murphy Theatre Monday to watch Harmony Hollow Camp No. 1398 of Front Royal face Camp Roosevelt No. 322 of Edinburg. The event ended 3 to 3 with all but two bouts decided by forfeit and one knockout.
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Front Royal
Murphy Theatre
Harmony Hollow C. Co
Camp Roosevelt
Edinburg
Harmony Hollow
Klohe
Oliver
Sidney Johnson
Dominion of Canada
Q. D. Gasque
McKaig
Roosevelt Camp
Kaninski
Ciotta
Buonari
Klobe
Ramsey
Davis
Collins
Andrick
L. J. Klohe
Buddy Fletcher
Front Royal Flash
Mose Johnson
Blue Ridge Panther
Mrs Nary Virginia Hoover Rhodes to Work at Carnation Beauty Shoppe
Notice announces Mrs Nary Virginia Hoover Rhodes will be at the Carnation Beauty Shoppe after April 1st. Includes contact phone 944 and date line (4-27-29-21).
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Carnation Beauty
Nary Virginia Hoover Rhodes
Baseball Meet Is Held Name Two Officials
PRONT ROYAL March 27 The board of directors and the members of the 1935 squad of the All Stars met at the home of Sam Simpson Luray avenue. Mayors B. J. Hillidge Lewin R. Eastham and Sam Simpson were appointed as a committee to attend the Shenandoah Valley League meeting in Harrisonburg this Friday evening to decide if the local club accepts the league franchise. Trial Justice Walter G. Olmstead and Lewin R. Eastham will appoint two additional members as the finance committee to obtain funds for night baseball equipment. The All Stars elected L. Blackwell Cary as secretary and T. S. Duncan as treasurer. Uniform measurements were taken and players named Cassell Boerner Shirey Eddie Casoritti Johnson Downing Simpson Rudacille Pearson Hines Baumgartner Nesbitt Goodman Eastham Huffman Lacy and Lyle McFall. The Park Theatre donated a uniform for the season.
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All-Stars
L. Blackwell Cary
T. S. Duncan
Cassell
Boerner
Shirey
Eddie Casoritti
Johnson
Downing
Simpson
Rudacille
Pearson
Hines
Baumgardner
Nesbitt
Goodman
Eastham
Huffman
Lacy
Lyle McFall
Park
Replacing Worn Money Drives Daily Currency Exchange
A constant stream of worn paper currency and coins moves from banks to the treasury for replacement. The process handles millions daily as old dollars are retired, and coins melted for re minting. The example notes $1 bills typically stay in circulation under six months before retirement.
Mountain View Cream Station advertises dairy services
Cream producers urged to use Mountain View Cream Station at 413 N Kent St Winchester Virginia. Agents for De Laval Separator and oil. Open daily and until 9 30 pm Saturday. Wholesalers of Table Queen Butter. Manager C M Russell. (3 27 21) (Apr 1 mon thu tf)
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N. Kent St
Winchester
de Laval
Mountain View
C. M. Russell
Mgr
Winchester Golf Club seeks license to sell beer on premises
On April 8, 1935, the undersigned T. B. Patton president of Winchester Golf Club will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to obtain a license to retail beer and ale over 3.2% alcohol content at The Winchester Golf Club in Winchester Virginia. Beverages to be consumed on the premises.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Winchester Golf Club
T. B. Patton
Winchester
Warren Levy Set By Board hearing in May
War ren County board of supervisors set the county levies for the new year. A budget hearing is planned during the regular meeting of four magisterial districts and Front Royal. Levies include schools 90 cents sinking fund 15 cents and county 60 cents with district allocations for roads. Total levies vary by district from 1.65 to 2.25 including Front Royal town. The board allocated 250 for the Children's Home Society of Virginia and ordered a new index for chancery suits plus two typewriters for indexing. State relief funds of 31 803 were requested for April May and June. Route 55 may join the county secondary road system.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Town of
South Riverton
Cedar
Shirley Temple at the Palace Last Times Tomorrow
Massive turnout prompts Palace to extend the showing of Shirley Temple and Lionel Barrymore in The Little Colonel. The piece praises Temple as a rising young artist and notes unusually high demand after recent admissions delays.
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Shirley Temple
Palace
Lionel Barrymore
King v King divorce notice in Winchester court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on March 27 1935 Mary Evaline King plaintiff sues Oak Edgar King defendant for divorce a mensa et to secure relief desertion non resident summons require defendant to appear within fifteen days after publication publication to four weekly issues of the Evening Star and posting at the court house front door by April 1 1935 Deputy Clerk Corinne Barnett and attorney Herbert B Larrick note dates March 27 to April 41
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Mary Evaline King
Oak Edgar King
Virginia
Evening Star
Corinne Barnett
Herbert
Larrick
P. Q
Social And Personal News Of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County society notes list residents visiting nearby cities and events. Visitors include W C Armstrong in Winchester and Louis Turner of Rappahannock county. Daughters of America prepare an American flag presentation at Riverton school with state and national officers in attendance.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Louis Turner
Rappahannock County
Blue Ridge Council
Daughters of America
Riverton School
Mabel Gelfer
Richmond
Sophie Mann
Cherrydale
Local Notes From Harrisonburg and Winchester Area
Mr. Elsworth Bowers remains in critical condition at his father Albert Bowers home. W C Armstrong Sr. spends the day in Harrisonburg. Marlin Corrof and Miss Mattie Clark of Winchester head to Richmond this Sunday. Joé Ecktradt visits Rockingham County for Mrs Randolph Burner who is recovering after Memorial Hospital operation in Winchester. The F E B R A sewing project begins under Mrs R F Emmert and Mrs C W Norcross. Miss Arlene Lock visits town today.
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Kenneth Simpson
Mrs
Frank Simpson
Rockland
Elsworth Bowers
Albert Bowers
Marlin Corrof
Mattie Clark
Winchester
Richmond
Joé Ecktradt
Rockingham County
Randolph Burner
Memorial Hospital
Park Lands discussed by Hall Gilliam and officials
State Conservation Commissioner Wilbur C. Hall of Leesburg and Colonel Richard Gilliam of Blackstone conferred for several hours with Judge A. C. Carson and W. C. Armstrong Sr. on park lands. Hall and Col. Gilliam left yesterday evening for Lexington after the meeting.
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Front Royal
Wilbur C. Hall
Leesburg
Richard Gilliam
Blackstone
A. C. Carson
W. C. Armstrong
Mr. Hall
Col. Gilliam
Lexington
Dern Opposes Virginia Control of Cham Berlin Vanderbilt Hotel
Secretary Dern rejected the Byrd Bland plan to grant Virginia jurisdiction over the Cham berlin Vanderbilt Hotel at Old Point Comfort. He proposed an amendment to the criminal code instead, arguing it better serves U S and Virginia interests. The recommendation was sent to Senator Sheppard and Senator Logan and may influence the Senate military affairs panel.
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Washington
Piat
Dern
Virginia
Old Point Comfort
Sheppard
Senate Military Affairs Committee
United States
Byrd
Bland
Newport News
Fort Monroe Military Reservation
Logan
D-Ky
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Duncan
All- Stars
Warren Levy
Luxenberg
Loudoun St
Mr. L. B. Dutrow
New York City
Riverton
Venton Bredfond
New Council Meetingington
Isargia Bees
Howard Grim
Beverly W. Cameron
B. Thurston Branham
Harry Martin
Cedarville
Sheriff Keyser
Theodore Massacus
H. B. Raflo
Elenor Goodman
New York
John Hobbs
O. W. Carper
Laura Trout
S. H. Trout
Washington, D. C
Russell
Miss Trout
Ray Houghton
Stewart Inn
S. Stewart St
Pairmont Avenue
Loudoun Street
Fairmont Ave
Hospital
South Braddock
Millwood Ave
Hagerstown Equipment Co
Hagerstown
Mount Girard
J. 8
Grant Sprayer Co
Wm. E. Riley
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Ideal Truck Farm
Stephens City
Kelvinator
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E. Piccadilly St
Cameron St
Kent St
N. Kent
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Etta Kett
Etta
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Miss Etta
Muggs McGinnis
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NicKod
W. C. Armstrong, Sr
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