Social and Personal Part of University Drama
Virginia Players present four one act plays in Cabell Hall under H R Pratt marking first university bill of original one act plays. Luther Greene’s Chancellorsville stars Pratt. Two Days to Marry staged at High View near Stephens City draws crowd and praise with cast listed.
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Greene
State University
University of Virginia Players
Cabell Hall
H. R. Pratt
The
Virginia Players
Chancellorsville
Luther Greene
Winchester
Pratt
Virginia
High View
Stephens City
Darkies
Simon P. Chase
Leonard H. Miller
James J. Dare
Amos Lillard
Buford B. Sawyer
Howard White
Walter Blair
Alice Grim
Imogene McShane
Alice Cadwallader
Emily Jane Pink
Leonard Miller
Sadie L. Boise
Susie Didgwick
High View School
Hickville
Civic League
Rummage Sale Planned by SPCA Branch
The rummage sale of the local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals branch will be held Saturday at 10 o clock at the home of Mrs. Robert M Ward 211 South Washington Street. Proceeds support the SPCA activities and animal welfare in the community.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Plains
Fauquier County
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Virginia
Grace Church
the Plains
Louisa Davis
Leesburg
Hulse
Cuba
Ladies’ Aid Society
Disciples’ Church
Disciples’ Church of Whitacre
George Whitacre
Walker Havermale
Retha Kimble
Virginia Whitacre
Lee Whitacre
W. C. Whitacre
Young Christians
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edwin Capper
West Boscawen Street
Musselman Plant Superintendent Resigns Inwood
J E Brunk resigns after three years as superintendent at C H Musselman Co Inwood apple canning plant. George Henson of Bunker Hill to succeed him. Brunk to join National Fruit Product Co Winchester plant and move to 315 East Piccadilly Street.
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J. E. Brunk
C. H. Musselman Company
Inwood
Brunk
George Henson
Bunker Hill
Musselman Company
Inwood United Brethren Church
National Fruit Product Company
Winchester
East Piccadilly Street
Lillis Couple Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Lillis longtime Winchester residents marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on South Braddock street receiving many congratulatory messages. Mr Lillis a retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee, Mrs Lillis formerly Elizabeth Grimm sister of Captain Hunter B Grimm. Also in town is M J Poyntz a Roanoke businessman for several days on business.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
M. J. Poyntz
Roanoke
Jnisiness
Bowly to Attend Atlantic City Convention
Mr. Charles L. Bowly returning from a southern business trip travels to Atlantic City New Jersey to join a large convention of the American Manufacturer Association as a Hewitt Gutta Percha Company representative from Buffalo New York. Local social and business visitors fill recent days with hotel stays and brief trips.
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Bowly
Seashore
Charles L. Bowly
South
Nancy Devereux Bowly
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
American Manufacturer’ Association
Hewitt Gutta Percha Company
Army Officer Killed As Plane Crashes Near San Antonio
Lieut. J. C. Banta a field aviator was killed when his army plane crashed near San Antonio Texas during a landing attempt at about 400 feet. He was alone in the aircraft and officials said the craft went into a tail spin after an 80 degree turn.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
J. C. Banta
Here
Heflin Loses Senate Resolution On Brockton Attack
The Senate voted 69 to 14 against adopting Senator Heflin's resolution to consider the Brockton Mass attack after his address there. Heflin, a Democrat from Alabama, spoke on the incident before the vote in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Brockton
Mass
Van Sweringens Opposed In Final Merger Push
George S Kemp representing Virginia stockholders opposed the Van Sweringen plan before the Virginia State Corporation Commission in Richmond. He spoke as a Virginia citizen and Cheseapeake and Ohio stockholder amid ongoing Interstate Commerce Commission deliberations on railroad consolidation.
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Associated Press
Richmond
George S. Kemp
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Amd
van Sweringen
Virginia State Corporation Commission
van Sweringens
Interstate Commerce
State Commission
Virginia
Kemp
Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio
Saunders Objects to Proposed Merger Under State Constitution
John R. Saunders urged an interview on the proposed merger of the grounds arguing it violates section 166 of the state constitution and affects competing railroad lines.
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John R. Saunders
Four Bullets End Life of Newport Man in Cincinnati Hotel
A Newport Kentucky man, August F Ruck, age 30, was found shot dead at the Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati Ohio. Police say four bullets were fired during the night with fatal shots to the back of the head and the chest, plus wounds to the wrist and arm. Police report no further details on a motive or suspect.
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Associated Preaés
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ruck
Newport
Hotel Gibson
Unusual Measures Rise Amid Jones Law Push
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes many people relying on questionable means must adopt unusual habits to stay ahead of the Jones law.
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Jones Law
Philadelphia Inquirer
Call To Atlanta Church Declined By Rev Dr L
Rev Dr L declines invitation to lead Atlanta church citing personal reasons. The church previously sought a replacement pastor after vacancy opened in early spring.
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Atlanta
Lacy Declines Return as Pastor to Atlanta Church
The Rev. J. Ben R. Lacy Jr., president of Union Theological Seminary, declined a call to return as pastor of Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. Lacy, who pastored there 1919 to 1926, did not discuss the matter and said any announcement should come from the church. He spoke to Winchester Presbytery about the seminary’s $2,500 scholarship aiding 40 students over a century.
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Richmond
J. Ben R. Lacy, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Central Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta
Lacy
Winchester Presbytery
Virginia Governor Declares State Can Pay Off Bonds
Governor Byrd told a Hampton audience that Virginia has enough funds to pay its bonded indebtedness. He spoke on citizenship and Virginia’s government, urging Virginians to preserve democracy and avoid autocratic systems like Mussolini. The talk was at Hampton High School during Wyoming Tribe No. 4’s fifty-first anniversary ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Hampton
Virginia
Byrd
Hampton Highh
Eustemias
Mussolini
Italy
Communists and Police Clash in Berlin May Day Actions
In Berlin on May Day police and communists clashed across districts. Demonstrators marched after meetings, mounted officers intervened, projectiles were thrown and firearms were used in places, resulting in one death and several injuries.
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Grips
Associated Press
Berlin
Insurance Man Suffers Stroke Behind Wheel
J. M. Small, a well known insurance man in Martinsburg West Virginia, suffered a stroke while driving in the suburbs. His car collided with a parked auto and a bicycle but no others were harmed. He was found unconscious at police headquarters and taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
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Mr. Small
Burglary Report at Downtown Insurance Office
An insurance office in downtown Ing was entered by forcing an outer door. The private office was disturbed and a cash box in the safe was emptied though police do not know if valuables were taken. Only Mr. Small knows the contents of the safe.
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Mr. Small
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University, Va
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Hable Apartments
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Roanoke, Va
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Charles Town
W. Va
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Woodstock, Va
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Cape Charles, Va
George Washington Hotel
John Randolph Graham
New York
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South Washington Street
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North Main Street
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