Death of Mrs. Mary E. Anthony in Elkton Virginia
Mrs. Mary E. Anthony wife of Anthony died yesterday in Elkton Va at age seventy three She was born August 17 1864 in Virginia and survived by four daughters three sons six brothers and one sister Funeral Sunday at Mill Creek Church Elkton with interment nearby Relatives meet at 10 a.m. at the Seibert home before processes to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Anthony
Anthony
Clarence
Gainesoro
John and
Darkus Shumake Cline
Husand
Roselin Seibert
Gainesboro
Willim Seibert
H. F. Ward
Edinburg
Miss Peart
Charles W. Anthony and
McGaheysville
J. F. Anthony
Dayton
Jacob Cline
Illinois
John Cline
Washington State
David and
Erick Cline
Tiwa
Jesse Cline
Mount Jackson
Charles Cline
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Sallie Oe
Greenmont
Seibert
Mill Creek Church
Wear Elkton
Finds Coupons That Will Win Ball Suit
Mrs. Rey Cook of the Valley Pike reports finding a package on the street containing numerous coupons and pennants that entitle someone to win a baseball suit. She holds the items at home and wishes to return them to the owner after proper identification. Her phone is 1446. The owner is described as a distressed young boy expecting a baseball suit for the coming season.
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Rey Cook
The
Valley Pike
New Minister Introduced at Service With Choir Direction
The service lists a new minister continuing from pit one, with Lily MacDowell May Night Palmgren and a sequence of hymns and anthems including Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing Nettleton and Give Far O Shepherd of Israel. The organist William G Barnes directs the church choir during offerings and postlude pieces.
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Pit
Lily
MacDowell
Palmgren
Nettleton
Stoughton
Lily of the Valley
Sapelinikoff
Henry the Eighth
William G. Barnes
Queen to Broadcast Continues Page One
The article notes Senator Carter Glass praising the year enjoyed by the queen and Her Majesty’s planned response to Senator Byrd. Captain J R Beardall and Claude Swanson will place the crown, with Davidside official remarks. Miss Thomson will broadcast a 6:45 festival message from WRC Washington with Gordon Fittenmark sponsoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Byrd
J R. Beardall
Claude Swanson
Miss Thomson
WRC
Washington
Gordon Fittenmark
Clearfield Band Leads Parade at Apple Blossom Festival
The Clearfield band, famed for state championships and past fame under Leon Wiesen and Arthur Pryor, led the parade in Paris on September 19 with cheering crowds. Invited by Prof. Oscar W. Schaeffey to direct the Navy band, the group is praised for its marching and concert wins as Apple Blossom Festival plans advance.
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France
Quereceoes
Paris
Clearfield Band
Clearfield
Leon Wiesen
Arthur Pryor
Harrisburg
United States Navy Band
Oscar W. Schaeffey
Navy
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Baker
Swift Mission Brigade
Pittsburgh
Winchester
Keystone State
Display Features Festival at Gray and Sheetz
An Apple Blossom Festival display at Gray and Sheetz on North Loudoun Street showcases cups for parades, queen coronation photos, five groups of princesses, and an orchard scene in color. Photographs by Barr, loaned by Bryarly and Green, include a large image of Queen Shenandoah XIV amid pink and white blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray and Sheetz
Loudoun Street
Lee Fisher
Handley Stadium
Winchester
New York
Barr
Bryarly
Green
Shenandoah XIV
Man Plunges To Death From Morrison Hotel Window
Chicago news report states John W. Johnson of Coatesville Pennsylvania leaped from a Morrison Hotel window on the third floor. Investigators noted his window sill grip, found his belongings and unfinished letters, and that he registered on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John W. Johnson
Coatesville
Morrison
Kitty
Young Robert Solenberger Hits Orchard Adventure
Robert Solenberger, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Solenberger, wandered from the family farm near Winchester on Route 7 toward an orchard. A search by Sheriff Newcome and helpers followed but he was found three hours later walking in a distant orchard unscathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Hugh Solenberger
Winchester
Albin
Newcome
Painful Gash Continued From Page One
The report notes a slight improvement in the patient and mentions Mr. Gardner who has a small family living near Good, West Virginia, just across the state line. Mr. Bohrer expressed the greatest regret over the accident, and the axe involved is believed to belong to Mr. Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Good. W. Va
Bohrer
Public Men Question Sacrifice of Political Convictions
The speaker asks if Congress will sacrifice political lives for principle or take the easy path for popularity. He notes criticism in his state for his stances on international questions and vows to stand by convictions in future appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
I Will Not Apologize For Any Vote Cast
A quoted statement emphasizes resolve and responsibility in voting. The speaker rejects repentance for past choices, attributing mistakes to reasoning rather than intent. The remark frames political accountability as a matter of intellect over emotion.
Officials Stop Book Making At Warrenton
Warrenton Virginia May 1 4 Bookmaking which has flourished openly at Virginia hunt club races for many years was stopped by authorities here today before the opening event of the sixteenth annual running of the Virginia Gold Cup Association races. Official Washington including members of the Senate and House of Representatives was represented today among several thousand race enthusiasts crowding Warrenton for the day's program. A number of the east's outstanding steeplechasers awaited the call to the post for a six seven program featuring the Virginia Gold Cup, 16 year old classic four mile timber race for four year olds and upward. Fugitive Mrs G H Bostwicks rangy chestnut gelding who won the Middleburg cup April 10 stood out as the favorite over a field of five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Virginia Hunt Club
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Fugitive
G. H. Bostwicks
Livestock and Produce Markets Reported in Baltimore and Philadelphia
Market summaries from Baltimore and Philadelphia show mixed receipts and prices. Pennsylvania and Maryland sacks of potatoes, live poultry, and fowls steady, while Chicago hogs and cattle trend steady to higher on weight, with sheep and lambs at varying values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S
Maine
Philadelphia
P. R
Chicago
Dept. Agr
Baltimore Livestock
USDA
State Finishes Its Case Against Glenn Sleighter
CHAMBERSBURG PA May 1 District attorney J Glenn Benedict closed the state's case against Glenn Sleighter a coal truck driver accused of slaying his six year old ward Jean Seville The DA presented the strap he says was used to whip the child for tearing pages from a book Forty witnesses were called The girl disappeared January 11 from Sleighter residence and her bruised frozen body was found about two weeks later in Bedford county mountains
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Chambersburg
J. Glenn Benedict
Glenn
Jean Seville
Bedford County
Hotels Feel Full Force of Walkout
Providence three largest hotels were hit by a strike of over 500 workers on opening day of Narragansett Park. Guests found few rooms available and sought accommodations elsewhere as the spring racing season began.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Local Market Prices For Feeds And Grains
Local market listings show daily prices for bags of corn meal and mixed feeds, with per hundred weights and brand notes. Prices include cracked corn, shelled corn, scratch feeds, egg mash, dairy feeds, and chick starter with various bag sizes and percentages.
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DOE Isd
Sawvewesds
Maen
CIGD
Paeser
EGG. Warn Ss
Ssedieenevney
Ceed
Ceeerye
Aeta
Setleetec
Rene
Isesecs
Reece Vale
Quiet stock market shows mixed gains and declines
New York May 1 quiet strength appeared in parts of the day’s market while many issues eased after yesterday’s rise. Oils, farm implements and specialties climbed, steel shares declined, and trading slowed with weekend profit taking absorbed fairly well. Sterling and franc edged lower in early foreign exchange trading alongside a list of closing quotations for various large and mid cap stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Am. Can
Radiator
Am. Smelters
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Southern Railway
Stand Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Va-Caro Chem
Va-Caro Pfd
Woolworth
Wheat and Grain Prices Rise on Drought Fears May 1
Reports of moisture shortages in the U S southwest and Canada lift futures about two cents a bushel. Private word that western Kansas and Wichita had their driest April in 42 years prompts talk of lower winter wheat output. a statistician cuts projections by 7 million bushels. Closing quotes list May July and Sept grain prices across wheat corn oats soybeans rye barley and fats in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Southwest
Canada
Kansas
Wichita
Missing Cecelia Baker in Dewey racketeering probe
A witness in the Thomas Dewey building racket inquiry in New York, Cecelia Baker, is believed to have sought to share important information with Dewey. She vanished after a mysterious drugstore call, with a friend reporting her statement and disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dewey
New York
Cecelia Baker
Log Tours Through Apple Orchards Around Winchester Areas
The document outlines a two part driving tour totaling about 23.9 miles. It highlights numerous orchards and landmarks including Allen Bond’s orchards, Philip Gold’s house, Apple Ridge Farm, Byrd’s orchards, Old Fort Loudoun, George Washington sites, Handley High School gift, Virginia Apple Storage House, and Robinson Brothers orchards. It notes routes via Route 3 661 628 652 11 and Piccadilly Braddock Amherst streets and ends at the A A A Office after Tour 3.
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Allen Bond
Philip Gold
Apple Ridge
Senator Byrd
Charles Nicodemus
Old Fort Collier
Old Star Fort
North Loudy’oun Street
Winchester Fair Ground
Winchester Col
George Washington
Fort Loudoun
Piccadilly Street
A. A
Braddock Street
Elks’ Club
General Sheridan
Lord Fairfax
Ripley’s
Believe
Handley High School
John Handley
City of
Winchester
Virginia
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Wyatt Richards
R. S. Smith
Kernstown
Valley Avenue
Amherst Street
Daniel Morgan
R. E. Byrd
H. F. Byrd
Glen Burnie
James Wood
Nelson Richards
Winchester Apple Blossom Festival
U.S
Braddock ‘Street
A. A A
World's Exposition Shows Arrive for Weeklong Festival
The World's Exposition Shows, a major traveling attraction, come to the Fair Grounds for a week starting Monday May 3 to aid the Sarah Zane Fire Company and the Apple Blossom Festival Committee. Featuring a 95 foot wall of death motorcycle arena and stars Dorothy Stone Del Crouch and Speedy Dawkins, plus the Life educational exhibit directed by Dr John Pisher and Mysteria illusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Apple Blossom Festival Committee
Dorothy Stone
England
del Crouch
Miami
Speedy
Dawkins
Ireland
John Pisher
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Queens Grand Jury Seeks More Officers During World Fair
A Queens county grand jury in 1939 urged additional police for the World Fair to handle persons of evil disposition who might be drawn to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens County Grand Jury
Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns for Spring and Summer
The Barbara Bell fashion patterns offer housefrock designs suitable for matron wear through summer. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1914 B fits sizes 24 to 48 with 4 yards 35 inch material for size 38. The booklet includes child and junior patterns and special occasion designs.
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Barbara Bell
Grain price report from Baltimore and Winchester markets
Wheat and corn quotations shown for various grades with delivery basis. No. 2 red winter wheat trades around 1.42 and mixed corn prices around 1.15 to 1.36 per bushel at mills.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market
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Queen’s Court
Shenandoah
Evelyn Knight
John S. Knight
Glen Ferris
W. Va
Stratford College
Danville
Cleo Willis
J. D. Willis
Big Stone Gay
Averett College
Margaret
State
Glenn Sleighter
Stock Market Report
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Ohio
Dallas
Texas
Jack Montague
London
Preparednews
the Evening Star
Miller’s Drug Store
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
Nctes
Sie
Ben Syndicate
Summer
Marian Martin
Star
18Th St
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