Seizure Notice for 1936 Plymouth Sedan in Virginia
Treasury Department notice details seizure of a 1936 Plymouth Sedan with accessories under Internal Revenue laws. Vehicle seized Feb 18 1939 in Warren County near Front Royal. Claimants must file at Richmond Alcohol Tax Unit by Apr 19 1939 or lose rights. district supervisor R E Tuttle signs. Also notice of Railway Express Agency rate hearing set for Apr 11 1939 in Richmond before Virginia State Corporation Commission.
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Treasury Department
Alcono
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Virginia
Internal Revenue
Warren County
Front Royal
Alcohol Tax Unit
Richmond
R. E. Tuttle
Public Railway Express Agency, Inc
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hanging Of A Harrisonburg Man Is Investigated
State's Attorney Neil C Fraley ordered an inquest into the death of Noah Rodeffer 22 of Harrisonburg Va whose body was found hanging from a chandelier in a county jail hospital room Rodeffer and his wife were indicted on two counts each of forgery last week They had been jailed since January 15 Fraley said he was conferring with Mrs Rodeffer and her father and brother in the sheriff's office when Rodeffer's body was found A sash card had been taken from a window fastened to the chandelier and looped around the prisoner's neck He believed Rodeffer then jumped from his bed
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Oakland
Neil C. Fraley
Noah Rodeffer
Harrisonburg
Rodeffer
Fraley
Rode
St David's Church Social Notices March Visitations
St David's Church reports a string of local visits and family news. Mr and Mrs W L Stephens of Halltown W Va were recent guests of Mr and Mrs D T Stephens. Mrs G C Shipe spent the weekend with Mrs D B Bowman. Birth of a daughter March 14 to Melvin Walter and wife drew congratulations.
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ST. David’s Church
W. L. Stephens
Halltown
W. Va
D. T. Stephens
G. C. Shipe
D. B. Bowman
Melvin Walter
G. R. Gallachay
Woodstock
R. L. Walter
M. M. McClanahan
Lucy Habron
Habron
James Rinker
Jackson
John M. Rinker
Pearl McClanahan
Washington, D. C
Fred Emswiller
Tom Smith
Tobias Clem
Paul Plauger
Seven Fountains
Mertie McClanahan
Marthia Ritenour
Near Seven Fountains
James McClanahan
Asa Habron
Mollie Habron
Thelma Habron
Bertha McClanahan
Lucy Mabron
Lebanon Church Notes Reflect Community Health and Visits
Local notices report Guy McDonald ill with a severe cold while residents share family visits and recuperation. Clark Orndorff returns home convalescing after surgery. Otis Hottel mends a fractured arm. Several trips to Winchester and Baltimore are noted along with church group activities and a nearby auto wreck involving relatives of a music teacher.
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Keckler
Curtis
Wheeling
W. Va
Louise Brown
Kathleen Hockman
Strasburg Christian Church
Frances Spiggle
Kathleen Kline
Winchester
W. L. Whittington
George Jenkins
Guy McDonald
Otis Hottel
Thelma Pingley
Child's Soul as Seismograph Reflects Home Life
A Caroline Chatfield column urges parents to evaluate home harmony as a child’s emotions reflect family stability. It argues that parental strife harms schooling, behavior, and self‑image, urging discipline and generosity as models for children and inviting reader submissions to the column.
Local residents spend weekends visiting relatives in Winchester
The past year with her grandfather J Lawson Moore has led her to Winchester where she is employed. Mrs Fred Appell and two children, Mr and Mrs Ernest Whetzel and two sons of Washington DC visited the Bowmans. Mr and Mrs Raymond Dinges of Winchester visited his parents. Mildred Greene stayed with her mother Dorothy Windle. Lola McDonald employed in Winchester returned to Coal Mine. Chester Bowman traveled to Washington to visit relatives after illness. Talmadge Bucher and wife from Winchester were guests of his parents Cleve and Mrs Bucher. Charles Sherman and daughter Dorothy visited Carl Boyce and wife at Mine Bank.
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Lulu Pingley
Baltimore
Otis Brown
Elmer Snarr
Snarr
Mr. Brown
Rt Walter Brown
Winchesex
J. Lawson Moore
Winchester
Fred Appell
Ernest Whetzel
Washington, D. C
R. J. Bowman
Raymond Dinges
Mildred Greene
Dorothy Windle
Lola McDonald
Chester Bowman
Washington
Talmadge Bucher
Cleve Bucher
Charles Sherman
Dorothy
Radio Highlights Day by Day Broadcast Plans British American Rifle Team duel
A two way radio broadcast will link Chicago and London as British and American rifle teams shoot it out in a 20 minute program on April 3 via WABC CBS and BBC. Six shooters per side will each fire ten rounds while commentators track the event.
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New York
Wabc-Cbs
BBC
England
Chicago
London
Dial
WEAFP
NBC
al Pearce
Richard Crooks
Phil Spitalny
Eddy Duchin
WJZ
D’ Vorce
Robinson
Primrose String Quartet
F Palse
Radio Forum
Atorney
Frank Murphy
Peace At Any Price Mr Shryock Poems on War and World Politics
A poetic critique referencing Hitler Mussolini and Japan, questioning appeasement and European policy. The speaker laments Britain and Eden while urging decisive action to curb aggression and preserve peace amid rising fascism. The piece blends personal address with historical figures and events.
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Curlee
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H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray. and
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Cassie
Wim
J. W. Arthur General Insurance
Rouss Phone
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E. Piccadilly St
Caroline Chatfield
Parison
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Pepper Young
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CBS
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Robert A. Taft
T. W. Smith
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Russia
France
Ethopia
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Mr. Eden
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Young Men’s Sport Shop
George Washington Hotel
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Rhodes Drug Co. Prescription Druggists
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Ae Fields
Teel
Linne Forbes
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Fox “News
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George W. Kurtz
Gray & Eddy
John Deere Model
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